NO. 957 2015-03-13

News
70 Tables are Set for Homecoming Banquet. Alumni will Compete in Friendly Sports Competitions of All Kinds
The beautiful scenery of Spring on Tamsui Campus. (Picture provided by Wen-zhi Huang)

【Reported by Yi-mei Chen, Xue-fen Ma, Tamkang Times】The Tamkang University Spring Banquet will take place on Tamsui Campus and Lanyang Campus on March 14th. The event will begin at 9am welcoming alumni for their homecoming celebration. A sports competition of volleyball, soccer, and basketball will take place will take in the Shao-mo Memorial Gymnasium and students, teachers and alumni from every department are welcome. There will be an estimated 70 tables for lunch that will include every TKU alumni group. Executive Director of the Office of Alumni Services and Resources Development, Chun-young Perng, stated, “There will be at least 100 people participating in this event. The highlight will be President Chang’s address and a song performance from the Female Faculty Alliance.”

TKU FIND and Wistron Create Online Study Program

On March 2nd, President Flora Chia-I Chang (left), and the Executive Director Foreseeing Innovative New Digiservices (FIND), Ruey-beei Wu, and alumni of the Tamsui Campus Alumni Association signed the Digital Academic Mini-curriculum Agreement. Unde...

TKU Officials Meet with Sister Schools in China

Vice President of International Affairs, Wan-chin Tai (second on the right), Dean of the College of Engineering, Chii-dong Ho (third on the left), Dean of the College of Business and Management, Chien-liang Chiu (second on the left), and Dean of the College of Foreign Languages and Literature, Hsi-deh Wu , had a productive visit to Mainland China with several universities: Fuzhou University, East China Normal University and Sandong University.

The Global Japan Office Project at TKU

【Reported by Yu-xuan Zhou, Tamkang Times】President of Tokyo University of Foreign Studies (TUFS), Hirotaka Tateishi, came to Tamkang University in the afternoon on March 6th for an academic exchange to present the Global Japan Office plan. President Tateishi was accompanied with 6 honored guests including the Executive Director, Yasuhisa Kanaguchi, Vice President, Kayoko Hayasi, Professor Kyoko Nomoto, Professor Jun-cheng Lin and Vice Secretary-General, Satoru Naruse, who were met by President Flora Chia-I Chang to hold the Global Japan Office ceremony in the College of Liberal Arts.

The College of International Studies holds Shape of the New World Meeting

【Tamkang Times】At 9am in the Chueh-sheng International Conference Hall, the College of International Studies and the Shanghai Institute for International Studies (SIIS), held the 19th annual “Shape of the New World and the Cross Straits Relationship”...

Tamkang Strategic Discussion-Observing the 2015 Cross Straits Relationship and Development

【Reported by Xin-yu Wang, Tamkang Times】Due to China’s National Political Summit held in March, which discussed issues pertaining to China’s global view and political strategies it plans to implement to adjust to the evolving world, the Graduate Institute of International Affairs and Strategic Studies will hold “the Tamkang Strategic Discussion-Observing the 2015 Cross Straits Relationship and Development. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss issues of the Cross Strait relationship and what the possible effects are globally.

The Marie Curie Field Trip

【Reported by Ya-han Cao, Tamkang Times】The Marie Curie Field Trip is about to begin! The Chemistry Mobile is working in cooperation with the Center for European Union Studies to give students a chance to participate in an exciting academic tour aroun...

Activities Involving Murakamiharuki Studies at TKU

【Reported by Yi-feng Lu, Tamkang Times】The Center for Murakamiharuki Studies in cooperation with the Distance Education Development Section held a lecture last semester on the most recent novels and literature related to Murakamiharuki, which lead to the development of three courses on TKU’s Open Course Ware (at link http://ocw.tku.edu.tw). Director of the Center for Murakamiharuki Studies, Chiu-kuei Tseng, explained that the courses are run by three professors of the Department of Japanese: Chia-lin Wang, Yu-ching Liao and Yasushi Uchida. He stated, “The long-distance online courses are designed to give people a deeper look into the literature of Murakamiharuki Studies, which will lead to more developments in future research.”

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