NO. 743 2009-03-09

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PRESIDENT CHANG WILL WELCOME TKU ALUMNI AT “SPRING FESTIVAL”
President Chang will welcome TKU alumni at “Spring Festival”

Flower fragrance is overflowing on TKU campus, and the beautiful blossoms of azaleas are waving their welcomes to the TKU alumni. TKU Founder Clement C.P. Chang and the President Flora C.I. Chang are welcoming and entertaining TKU alumni at the “2009 Spring Festival” organized by the Office of Alumni Service and Resources Development at the Student Activity Center on the coming Saturday (March 14) at 10:00 am.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS SET UP AMONG BLOSSOMS

In accordance with the Spring Festival activities, Colleges of Management, International Studies, and Foreign Languages and Literature will hold related activities to interact with alumni on March 14.

AMERICAN ABORIGINAL WRITER ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN AND NATURE
American aboriginal writer Hogan came to give a lecture on March 5, which attracted many faculty members and students.

The Department of English invited American aboriginal writer Linda Hogan to give a lecture, “A Feel for the Land,” and her lecture attracted many faculty members and students. Hogan hoped to inspire people in Taiwan to really care about the ecological environment and the aboriginal peoples. She told the audience not to feel that they were unimportant. In fact everyone had a great impact on the environment.

29 PAPERS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL ECONOMICS

The Department of Industrial Economics will host the “2009 International Conference on Trade, Industrial and Regional Economics” at Ching Sheng International Conference Hall from March 13 to 14. Presidents Flora C.I. Chang is invited to give the opening speech.

OVERSEAS CULTURAL RELIC EXHIBITION OPENS ON MARCH 10

The Overseas Chinese Student Guidance Section and the Overseas Students Social Club will hold an overseas cultural relic exhibition at the Black Swan Exhibition Hall on Tuesday (Mar. 10) at 12:00 noon. At the opening ceremony the overseas student lion dance group will have the auspicious lion dance and festival drum performance.

FOREIGN STUDENTS DON’T WORRY ABOUT PRESENTATIONS IN CHINESE
Foreign students take part in the Workshop on Learning Strategies for foreign students, learning skills for oral presentations and written assignments in Chinese.

The Center for Learning and Teaching and the Office of International Exchanges and International Education jointly offered a 3-week Workshop on Learning Strategies for foreign students which started on March 2. Hopefully it will help foreign students overcome difficulties in presentations and written assignments in Chinese.

CULTURE WEEK: FAMOUS FOODS WERE “IN” AND “HOT”
“Glass DIY” by Hsinchu High School Alumni Association attracted many students to try.

The Culture Week themed as “Tamsui Cape No. 7 Taiwan” sponsored by 16 TKU student associations kicked off last week, and many students were attracted there by the sweet and delicious smells of famous foods. Chemical and Materials Engineering senior Yi-tong Lin mentioned, “The Culture Week made me broke!”

4 EXCHANGE STUDENTS FROM XIAMEN UNIVERSITY HAVE COME TO TKU

TKU’s Department of International Trade signed student exchange agreement with Xiamen University’s Department of International Economics and Trade sometime ago. Both have exchanged students with each other this semester for the first time. 4 TKU International Trade juniors went to Xiamen a few days ago, and Xiamen University’s exchange students Zhao Qin, Pan Zhao, Xiao-yuan Guo and Yun Zhang have come to TKU. Landing on Taiwan the first time, they said excitedly, “It’s very thrilling!”

FOUNDER CHANG WROTE TO CELEBRATE THE 40TH ANNIVERSERY OF THE YILAN COUNTY FELLOWS ASSOCIATION
Founder Chang wrote to celebrate the 40th anniversery of the Yilan county fellows association.

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Taipei-Yilan County Fellows Association, TKU Founder Clement C.P. Chang wrote “Heart for Lanyang and Feeling for Hsueshan” for the special celebration edition of Lanyang Magazine Vol. 90, nostalgically talking about his happy recollection of dozens of years of coming and returning to and from Lanyang.

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