Ph.D. in English Education
Indiana University, USA.

Distinguished Professor,
Department of Applied Foreign Languages.

• Oversee all affairs of the Office
• Review and approve official documents.
• Plan the Office’s development direction and annual key tasks.
• Coordinate and communicate with internal and external units and institutions.
• Handle major cases of the Office and assignments designated by the President.

• Manage overall administrative affairs of the Office.
• Prepare and manage the Office’s budget.
• Allocate Higher Education Sprout Project funds.
• Implement key policy initiatives.
• Manage mid- and long-term development plans.
• Compile internationalization data and statistics.
• Draft and revise internationalization regulations.
• Organize International Affairs Review Committee meetings.
• Handle internal reports and electronic documents.
• Oversee recruitment of administrative assistants.
• Manage Office website access.
• Perform other tasks assigned by supervisors.

• Implement the Higher Education Sprout Project and Internationalization Projects.
• Manage the Office’s property and assets.
• Handle subsidies for students participating in international academic activities and short-term study programs abroad.
• Handle subsidies for hosting international academic conferences.
• Manage all subsidy-related matters under the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC).
• Oversee matters related to student support staff of the Office.
• Coordinate projects subsidized by the Ministry of Education’s Strategic Alliance (Zhanguoce) Program.
• Manage the Cross-Strait Joint Program.
• Report data to the “University Affairs Basic Database.”
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

• Assist with registration and distribution of official documents in the Office.
• Manage and operate the Office’s social media platforms (Facebook/Instagram).
• Handle other temporary tasks and assignments designated by supervisors.

Ph.D. in Marketing,
Griffith University, Australia.

Associate Professor,
Bachelor Program in International Management.

• Oversee all affairs of the International Exchange Section.
• Review and approve official documents.
• Plan the Section’s development direction and annual key tasks.
• Coordinate and communicate with other units within the University.
• Handling major cases in this unit and tasks assigned by superiors.

• Manage recruitment, VIP reception, agreements, and travel/budget for leadership visits abroad.
• Oversee outgoing exchange students and short-term study programs.
• Administer Ministry of Education study-abroad scholarships.
• Manage Wang, Chiu-Hsiung Honorary Doctor Scholarship for exchange students.
• Serve as primary contact for dual-degree programs.
• Report data to the “University Affairs Basic Database.”
• Draft and revise relevant regulations.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

• Process international student admissions and scholarships.
• Manage recruitment, VIP reception, agreements, and travel/budget for leadership visits abroad.
• Administer MOE programs like New Southbound and Africa Talent Cultivation.
• Manage overseas education programs, including COIL.
• Coordinate exchange activities with partner universities under the Sprout Project.
• Oversee incoming exchange students, including IISMA participants.
• Administer MOE Taiwan Experience Education Program (TEEP).
• Maintain sister university system and update library webpages.
• Report data to the “University Affairs Basic Database.”
• Draft and revise relevant regulations.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

• Manage recruitment, VIP reception, agreements, and travel/budget for leadership visits to China.
• Promote admissions for students from China, Hong Kong, and Macau.
• Prepare international recruitment materials.
• Manage regulations and SOPs.
• Oversee bilingual website and campus internationalization.
• Administer MOE host family program for overseas students.
• Handle matters for the SATU University Presidents’ Forum.
• Coordinate with the National University System of Taiwan.
• Report data to the “University Affairs Basic Database.”
• Draft and revise relevant regulations.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

Ph.D. in Electronics and Applied Materials
Science, Kyushu University, Japan.

Associate Professor, Department of
Chemical and Materials Engineering.

• Oversee all affairs of the International Faculty & Student Section.
• Review and approve official documents.
• Plan the Section’s development direction and annual key tasks.
• Coordinate and communicate with other units within the University.
• Handle major cases of the Section and assignments designated by superiors.

• Maintain records of international students.
• Update student handbook for international students.
• Organize orientation and registration for new international students.
• Support campus life, counseling, and activities (including cultural tours).
• Manage residence permits for international students.
• Handle work permits and employment matters for non-local students.
• Administer financial aid and scholarships.
• Support international student organizations.
• Appoint teaching assistants to assist foreign faculty members.
• Report data to the “University Affairs Basic Database.”
• Assist student buddy program.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

• Maintain records of overseas Chinese and Mainland Chinese students.
• Update student handbook for these students.
• Organize orientation and registration for incoming students.
• Support campus life, counseling, and activities (including co-hosting cultural tours).
• Manage residence permits and consular matters.
• Administer scholarships for non-local students.
• Organize cross-cultural activities for foreign faculty.
• Update faculty handbook for foreign teachers.
• Assist foreign faculty with administrative tasks.
• Manage health insurance and other insurance for non-local students.
• Oversee cleanliness of the office space.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.

• Handle Ministry of Education’s New Program for Specialized Classes.
• Manage tasks and provide support for the Japan Semiconductor Talent Development Project, including student care.
• Maintain and manage the dedicated webpage for Japanese semiconductor students.
• Update and maintain the International Affairs Office website, including cybersecurity seed personnel responsibilities.
• Draft and revise regulations and rules related to the above responsibilities.
• Handle other assignments designated by supervisors.