International President Symposium
of Partner Universities
Journey Together Toward A New Era of Global
Higher Education
—A Call for Functional Alliance
Series in the 15th Anniversary of Chang Jung Christian University
International President Symposium of Partner Universities
November 12-15, 2008
楊四海董事長歡迎詞
「長榮」大學的名稱義取「長老教會榮耀上帝」，也就是一群基督徒
秉持基督信仰，以感恩的回報來從事的教育服務工作。「長榮」的教育傳
統可以說是台灣現代教育的開創者。長榮中學，長榮女中都在台開辦教育
超過百年的歷史。長榮大學雖然創校迄今只有十五年，卻是長老教會在台
灣從事現代教育工作一脈相傳的延伸。因此長榮大學十五週年的校慶，我
們要慶祝的不只是大學篳路藍縷的十五年經營成果，也是長榮的教育使命
延伸到高等教育的新領域。
基督教會是個普世性的宗教團體，基督教大學因此本質上就懷抱國際
化、普世化的精神與眼光。本校設校因此一向揭櫫「釘根本土、放眼普世」
的教育目標。我們確信真正的教育必須養成對處身之土地人們有情有義，
並懷抱遠大視野，具有普世精神與國際觀的現代公民。我們因此也強調教
育的國際合作與連結。
今年我們藉慶祝長榮大學 15 週年校慶的機會，舉辦這一次的「國際
校長會議」
，一方面落實本校這一個「釘根本土、放眼普世」的教育理念，
另一方面也是驗收，我們這幾年來戮力拓展國際關係的成果。希望這些努
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力能化為教育的果實，來嘉惠在本校受教育的學子，也是本校的努力能與
所有的伙伴學校共享、合作。本人在此謹代表長榮大學董事會及全體師
生，以最大的熱情歡迎大家的光臨與參與。
從實際層面來說，今日台灣高等教育正面臨國際化與全球化的嚴竣挑
戰，綜觀當今世界趨勢，確信一個國家要在全球化的競爭環境中取得優
勢，該國接受大學教育的年輕學子必須具備有進入全球人力市場的能力。
青年人必須能在多元文化中與環境磨合、融合，並與他人有既競爭又合作
的關係。因此期待藉著這次會議，透過各位教育界菁英、耆老及巨匠們的
經驗與腦力激盪，得以匯聚出因應未來挑戰的教育策略及架構國際合作交
流的平台，不只是能幫助台灣培養出具全球競爭條件之人才，也希望進一
步使得各學校間因合作而相互提攜成長，共創雙贏。
最後，感謝大會籌備的所有同仁及相關協助人士的辛勞，更要感謝所
有參與的貴賓們，祝福這次大會完滿成功，願 上帝祝福大家。
長榮大學董事長
公元 2008 年 11 月 12 日
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Commemorating the 15th Anniversary of Chang Jung Christian University
International University President Symposium
Welcome Address of the Director of the Board,
Szu-Hai Yang
The Chinese meaning of the words “chang jung” comes from “the
Presbyterian Church honors God.” That means a group of Christians,
maintaining the Christian beliefs, serving in the educational field to give back
to the society. The traditions of Chang Jung can be said to be the pioneer of
Taiwan’s modern education. Chang Jung Senior High School and Chang Jung
Girls’ Senior High School have been educating Taiwan’s students for over a
hundred years. Although Chang Jung Christian University has only been
founded for 15 years, it is an extension of the Presbyterian Church’s work in
Taiwan’s modern education. Therefore, in commemorating the fifteenth
year of CJCU, we are not just celebrating the university’s effort and hard work
in the past 15 years. We are also celebrating Chang Jung’s mission in
education reaching the new territory of higher education.
The Christian Church is a universal religious organization. A Christian
university, therefore, is intrinsically international and universal in spirit and
approach. The University has always set the educational goal of “grow
locally and look universally.” We sincerely believe that real education must
teach students to have emotional attachments to the land and the people and,
at the same time, look far and wide—a modern citizen with universal spirit
and global view. Thus, we also stress international cooperation and
association in education.
This year, on the occasion of CJCU’s 15th anniversary, we are holding the
International University President Symposium to follow through with our goal
of “grow locally and look universally.” At the same time, we are also reaping
the fruit of our past efforts in development of international relationships.
We hope these efforts could become the fruit of education, benefitting the
students at this school. We also hope to share the fruit with our partner
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schools. On behalf of all the members of the board and staff and faculty at
Chang Jung Christian University, I give you all our warmest welcome.
From the practical side, Taiwan’s higher education today is facing the
severe challenges of internationalization and globalization. As the current
trend, I believe that for a country to gain the advantage in a globalized
competitive environment, the students of that country receiving higher
education must possess the ability to enter a global labor market. Young
people must be able to adjust and blend into a multi-cultural environment
and have a cooperative and competitive relationship with others. On this
occasion and through the experiences and brainstorming of the elites, experts,
and titans of education here today, we hope to come up with educational
strategies to confront future challenges and to set up an international
exchange platform. It is not just to help Taiwan cultivate talents with
qualities for a global competitive market. It is also hoped that every school
can grow through cooperation in a win-win situations.
At the end, I would like to thank all the staff and faculty and all those
who have assisted with the planning of this symposium. I would also like to
thank everyone for coming. I wish for a successful conference. God bless.
CJCU Director of the Board
November 12, 2008
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陳錦生校長歡迎詞
首先，我謹代表長榮大學，歡迎來自世界各地所有長榮大學姊妹學校
的校長們，能夠在此與長榮大學所有師生共同見證長榮大學的十五週年生
日。十五年對一個人來說，是才剛剛邁入青春期的青少年階段，還在不停
地探索自己的潛能，準備著開拓自己的未來前程；而這十五年的時光對長
榮大學而言，也是個長大的過程，是個長榮大學同仁與學生們一起長大、
茁壯的過程。
這十五年來，我們一直謹慎地教育長榮大學的學生們，就如在學校重
要地標「耶穌牧羊圖」上揭示的：耶穌基督絕不會放棄任何一隻羊。小羊
兒走失了，耶穌會盡其所能把羊兒找回來。長榮大學秉持著這個精神矜矜
業業地辦學，期許著能榮神益人，也期許著能依循「虔誠，勤奮，榮譽，
服務」的校訓，達成「長榮永續，全人牧育」的教學目標。
近十數年來，科技與網路的進步，使人與人、國與國之間距離大幅縮
短，所謂「天涯若比鄰」的境界，果真要實現了。面對了這個國際化趨勢，
我認為，好的大學教育，要讓學生們深刻地體會不同文化、語言的價值，
尊重不同價值觀人們的思考方式，才是增進人類間相互了解的關鍵。然
而，培養國際化人才的大學教育是需要各位共同戮力達成的；感謝各位校
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長們在過去與長榮大學共同努力，也期望這次姊妹學校的校長會議，能再
次增進彼此之間的交流與合作。
在接下來的四天會議當中，將會需要各位不吝分享您擔任校長的經驗
和解決問題的方法。希望這些豐碩的會議成果，能夠嘉惠你我的年輕學
子，讓他們成為優秀的世界公民。再次歡迎您的參與，謝謝。
長榮大學校長
公元 2008 年 11 月 12 日
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Commemorating the 15th Anniversary of Chang Jung Christian University
International University President Symposium
Welcome Address of the President
As the president of Chang Jung Christian University, I sincerely welcome
all the presidents of our sister universities around the world to commemorate
the 15th birthday of CJCU. Fifteen years, for a person, is merely entering the
stage of puberty, still exploring one’s own potentials and preparing to explore
one’s future. For this university, these15 years have been a period of growth.
They are a time when our faculty and staff and our students grow up together.
In the past 15 years, we have taken great care in educating the students
in the university, just as the words etched in the “Jesus Christ, the Shepherd”
relief on campus: Jesus Christ never gave up on any sheep. When a sheep
got lost, Jesus would do all that he could to get it back to the herd. Since its
establishment, CJCU has been upholding this philosophy in educating our
youngsters, hoping to honor God and benefit man. Also, we hope to follow
the university motto, “devoutness, diligence, honor, and service” to lead us to
the ultimate educational goal of “Shaping minds by serving the whole
person—Chang Jung’s investment in the future.”
In the past decade or so, the advances of science and web-technology
have reduced the distance between people as well as nations. The old
saying “neighbors though a great distance away” is being realized. Facing
the trend of internationalization, I believe that a good university education is
to let students profoundly experience the values of different cultures and
languages and know that respecting the beliefs of people with different values
is the real key for man to achieve mutual understanding. However, nurturing
global talents cannot be accomplished without everyone’s efforts. I would
like to thank everyone for the cooperation with Chang Jung Christian
University in the past. I also hope this symposium of the presidents of all our
sister schools can strengthen the mutual exchanges and cooperation.
In the next four days, I hope you can share your experiences in your
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position as a university president and how you solve your problems. I wish
the fruitful results of this conference to be beneficial to our youngsters and for
them to become outstanding citizens of the world. Once again, my sincere
welcome to you all. Thank you.
CJCU President
November 12, 2008
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Schedule & Agenda
2008/11/11 Tuesday
Arrival, and Tainan City Tour
2008/11/12Wednesday
2008/11/13 Thursday
before
breakfast buffet
before
breakfast buffet
(Hotel)
8:30
(Hotel)
Before
breakfast buffet
8:30
9:00
(Hotel)
8:309:00
9:009:30
Travel to CJCU
9:30~ Reception Fellowship
outside 3B06
10:00
Opening Ceremony
10:00~
Keynote Speech:
12:00 Higher Education in
Taiwan
(Dr. Liu, Ching-Jen)
9:0010:30
10:30
~10:40
10:40~
12:00
12:00~
Group Photo
12:00~
13:30
Lunch
14:30
13:30~
14:30
14:30~
15:00
2008/11/14Friday
Travel to CJCU
08:3009:00
Travel to CJCU
Round Table 1
Encountering
Challenges*
9:00~
Tea break
Round Table 3
Reaching
the Goals*
12:00
Round Table 2
Exploring Global
Collaboration*
Lunch
12:00~
14:00
Farewell Party
Informal Sharing
with CJCU
President
Campus Touring
(New Library)
15:00- Opening Ceremony
of new library
15:30
14:30~
17:00
Tour
(An-Ping scenic
spots)
14:00~
18:00
Tour
(Kenting)
15:45- Worship for CJCU’s
15th Anniversary
17:30
17:3019:00
19:00
Reception Dinner
Concert
19:00
Dinner
Dinner
19:00
(informal discussion)
(informal discussion)
* Meeting Room, at the 5th Floor of 2nd Academic Building
2008/11/15 Saturday
Kenting Tour, and departure
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Attendee List
International Attendee (listed by schools in alphabetical order)
Grace Christian College
Name
Title
James Tan
President
Judith L. Tan
Dean of Student
Affairs
Country
College
Philippines
Grace Christian College
Keiwa College
Name
Title
Akira Arai
President
Kota Yamada
Vise-President
Wenhui Fang
Professor
Country
College
Japan
Keiwa College
Madras Christian College
Name
Title
Country
V. J. Philip
Principle
India
Annie Philip
India
College
Madras Christian College
Nagasaki Wesleyan University
Name
Title
Country
College
Joseph Z. Romero
Director,
International Studies
Course
Japan
Nagasaki Wesleyan
University
New York Theological Seminary
Name
Title
Associate Director of
Michelle Sungshin Lim
Korean D. Min
Program
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
Country
College
USA
New York Theological
Seminary
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Okinawa Christian University
Name
Title
Randolph H. Thrasher
President
Junko Thrasher
Country
College
Japan
Okinawa Christian
University
Satya Wacana Christian University
Name
Title
Kris Herawan Timotius
Rector
Rita Widayanti
Country
College
Indonesia
Satya Wacana Christian
University
Serampore University
Name
Title
County
College
John Stephen
Sadananda
Presdient
India
Serampore University
University of Hradec Králové
Name
Title
Country
College
Josef hynek
Rector
Czech
Republic
University of Hradec
Králové
Ivana Hynkova
University of Madras
Name
Title
Country
College
S. Ramachandran
Vice-Chancellor
India
University of Madras
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Chang Jung Christian University Attendee
Chinese Name
English Name
陳錦生
Chen, Chin-Seng
黃伯和
Huang, Po-Ho
林財源
謝季宏
李泳龍
黃泰源
Lin, Tsai-Yuan
Hsieh, Chi-Hung
Lee, Yung Lung
Huang, Tai-Yuan
Wang,
Chao-Chin
Chou, Chuan
Chiang
王昭卿
周傳姜
劉信雄
Liu, Hsin-Shiong
李元墩
Lee, Yuan-Duen
張文正
Chang,
Weng-Cheng
張文貴
Chang, Wen-Kui
薩支平
Sah, Jy-Pyng
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
Title
President
Vice President
Dean, School of Theology
Vice President
Chief Secretary
Dean of Academic Affairs
Dean of Student Affairs
Dean of General Affairs
Dean, Office of Research
and Development
Dean, College of
Humanities and Social
Science
Dean, College of
Management
Dean, College of Health
Sciences
Dean, College of
Information and
Engineering
Director, Office of
International Affairs
School
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
CJCU
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Keynote Speaker
劉慶仁
教育部國際文教處處長
學歷： 國立台灣師範大學教育系畢業
美國俄亥俄州辛辛那堤大學教育行政碩、博士
經歷：
桃園縣中壢國中教師
美國俄亥俄州州立大學博士後研究
台北市政府教育局科員
教育部國際文教處科長
台北市立教育大學兼任副教授
英國諾丁漢大學訪問研究
駐美代表處文化組一等文化秘書
駐休士頓辦事處文化組組長
駐英國代表處文化組組長
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CHING-JEN LIU
Director General, Bureau of International Cultural and Educational Relations,
Ministry of Education
No 5, Jhongshan South Road, Taipei, Taiwan
Tel: (02)7736.5608; Fax: (02)2397.6978
Education
1986
1985
1982
1975
Postdoctoral Fellow, The Ohio State University, Ohio, USA
Ed.D. in Educational Administration, University of Cincinnati, Ohio,
USA.
M.Ed. in Educational Administration, University of Cincinnati, Ohio,
USA.
B.S. in Education, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan.
Professional Background
February 2008- present
April 2003- January 2008
January 2001-March 2003
August 1994-December 2000
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
Director General, Bureau of International
Cultural and Educational Relations,
Ministry of Education, Taiwan
Director,
Cultural Division,
Taipei
Representative Office in the UK,
Responsible for educational and cultural
exchanges in Ireland and the United
Kingdom.
Senior Specialist, Bureau of International
Cultural and Educational Relations,
Ministry of Education (MOE)
Director,
Cultural Division,
Taipei
Economic and Cultural Office in Houston.
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August 1990-July 1994
January 1991-June 1991
March 1987-June 1990
March 1988-July 1990
December 1986-February 1988
September 1981-December 1985
October 1978-August 1981
August 1976-September 1978
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
November 12-15, 2008
Responsible for educational and cultural
exchanges in the states of Arkansas,
Colorado, Louisiana, Kansas, Mississippi,
Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas, USA.
Executive Assistant, Cultural Division,
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in
USA. Arranged Programs for performing
art groups and educational professionals
from Taiwan; coordinated educational
and cultural exchange activities in six
southeastern states in the US.
Visiting Research Fellow, University of
Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Adjunct Associate Professor, Taipei
Municipal Teachers College and National
Taipei Teachers College.
Section Chief, Bureau of International
Cultural and Educational Relations, MOE.
Responsible for foreign students’ study
and scholarship programs in Taiwan,
policy and funding for academic
cooperation and educational exchange.
Specialist, Bureau of International
Cultural and Educational Relations, MOE.
Arranged visiting programs for foreign
university
presidents,
deans,
distinguished scholars, and international
student advisors invited by the MOE
through Cultural Offices abroad and
hosted honored guests.
Study toward advanced degrees.
Coordinator, Bureau of Education, Taipei,
City Government, Taiwan.
Teacher, Chung Li Junior High School,
Taoyuan County, Taiwan.
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Keynote Speech
Higher Education in Taiwan
Speech Outlines
Information will be provided in the Symposium.
An Introduction to the Ministry of Education
The Ministry of Education of the R.O.C was established upon the
founding of the Republic in 1912.It is in charge of making and implementing
educational policies. In the past five decades, the MOE has successfully
enhanced the quality of people in Taiwan, laying the solid cornerstone for
societal transition, democratic development, cultural attainment, and
economic achievements.
The MOE is headed by the Minister. There are also one Political Vice
Minister and two Administrative Vice Ministers. The organization includes the
Departments of Higher Education, Technological and Vocational Education,
Secondary Education, Elementary and Junior High School Education, Social
Education, Physical Education and several other agencies. They are in charge
of the promotion and implementation of school education at all levels, adult
education, physical education and other educational affairs.
At present, we have more than 5 million students studying in over 8,000
schools of all levels, including 1.2 million students in more than 100
institutions in the higher education system.
Currently, our fundamental compulsory education consists of 6 years of
elementary education and three years of junior high education, but the
curricula of the two educational levels have been connected and integrated
into a New 1-9 Curriculum. Upon completion of compulsory education,
students may choose an academic track or a vocational track.
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The academic track includes three years of senior high education,
college/university education and post-graduate programs. The educational
goal at these levels is to nurture high-quality specialists with expertise and
international visions.
Vocational Education includes professional high schools, junior colleges,
institutes of technology and universities of technology. Its purpose is to
develop technical manpower for economic development.
In addition, we actively promote supplementary education and
community education, providing the general public abundant opportunities
for pursuing life-long learning. We also offer special education for gifted
students and physical or mentally handicapped students to help them make
the best of their aptitude.
With years of efforts, the illiteracy rate among our people over 15 years
old has dropped from 7% in 1991 to less than 4% at present. Since 1976, the
enrollment rates in elementary schools and junior high schools have
maintained at a level of more than 99%.
Moreover, among people over 15 years of age, the percentage of people
with at least a bachelor's degree increased from 6% in 1991 to 13% in 2001,
and the number is still going up rapidly every year.
We are now actively making plans to extend the compulsory education to
cover both the senior high education and early childhood education in hope
of creating a more complete educational structure.
Along with knowledge development in the new century, our lifestyles and
societal structures are undergoing great changes. It is inevitable that
education will undergo great changes as well. In response, we will take on the
challenges of leadership, promoting education and preparing our people to
face the challenges in the new era.
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Roundtables
Roundtable 1: Encountering Challenges
Introducers
Josef Hynek (Chair)
Akira Arai
Chen, Chin-Seng
James Tan
University of Hradec Králové/ Czech Republic
Keiwa College / Japan
Chang Jung Christian University/ Taiwan
Grace Christian College/ Philippines
Roundtable 2: Exploring Global Collaboration
Introducers
Randolph H Thrasher (Chair)
John Stephen Sadananda
Joseph Z. Romero
Kirs Herawan Timotius
Okinawa Christian University/ Japan
Serampore University/ India
Nagasaki Wesleyan University / Japan
Satya Wacana Christian University /
Indonesia
Roundtable 3: Reaching the Goals
Introducers
Huang, Po-Ho (Chair)
Michelle Sungshin Lim
V. P. Philip
S. Ramachandran
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
Chang Jung Christian University/ Taiwan
New York Theological Seminary / USA
Madras Christian College/ India
University of Madras / India
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Operational Tactics of the Roundtable Discussion
Even though the table is not actually “round”, all the discussions in this
Symposium are called, Roundtable. It is because everyone in this
Symposium is of the same level at each university, thus, their opinions are of
equal importance.
In practice, 3-4 introducers were assigned for each “roundtable” before
their arrival. These introducers are asked to give a 10-minute talk about the
topic of each roundtable. The discussions and conversations will then follow
these introducer’s speeches.
A chairperson has been assigned for each Roundtable. At the end of the
Roundtable, the chairperson will generally brief a conclusion for the session.
We hope you enjoy the way of these discussions.
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Participating Schools
Chang Jung Christian University
Taiwan
Address: 396 Chang Jung Rd., Sec.1, Kway Jen, Tainan 71101, Taiwan
Website: http://www.cjcu.edu.tw/
Introduction
In 1865, missionary Dr. James Laidlaw Maxwell from the British
Presbyterian Church arrived in Tainan to practice medicine and do missionary
work. As well as bringing the Christian faith to Taiwan, he introduced modern
medical techniques. Beside Dr. Maxwell, missionaries to Taiwan in the early
years all valued education greatly. Chang Jung High School, the first high
school in Taiwan, was officially founded by these missionaries on September
21st, 1885, and the Rev. George Ede was appointed as the first principal.
In March, 1988, the board of directors officially proposed a plan to
establish a university to the Ministry of Education, and started to purchase
land. Chi Mei Corporation chairman Xu Wen-long financed the plan with NT
120 million dollars for land purchase. In addition, former head of Gueiren
Township Huang Xhao-ming, Director Ma Tian-he from Gueiren Farmer's
Association, several public representatives and local resident Mr. Weng
Yi-xiong, totaling 35 people, formed the “Preparatory Committee of Chang
Jung Christian University”, helping Mr. Lin Bang-mao, former Director of the
General Affairs Office of Chang Jung High School, to acquire most of the land
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(nearly 60 acres) needed. In June the next year, the proposal was approved by
the MOE and “Chang Jung College of Engineering Board of Directors” was
organized with the participation of Chang Jung High School and Chang Jung
Girls' High School and was firstly chaired by the head of the Chang Jung High
School Alumni Organization, Gao Yu-ren.
In 1992, the MOE granted permission to change the name of Chang Jung
College of Engineering to “Chang Jung College of Management”. In 1993,
Chang Jung officially participated in the University Entrance Examination
System and employed Professor Lin Bang-chong as the first president. In 2002,
the school was officially promoted to a full-scale University as “Chang Jung
Christian University”.
Participants
Chen, Chin-Seng (President, Ph.D.)
MS & PhD, National Taiwan University
BS, National Chung Hsin University
Post-doctor, UC Riverside
President, Chung Jung Christian University
President, YMCA Taiwan
President, YMCA Taichung
President, Taichung Ta-tun Community
University
Huang, Po-Ho (Vice President, Th.D.)
1990 Th.D. The South East Asia Graduate School of
Theology
Graduate School of Ecumenical Institute, Bossey
Geneva, Certificate
1983 S.T.M. Union Theological Seminary in New York
1978 M. Div. Tainan Theological College and Seminary
(TTCS)
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Grace Christian College
Philippines
Website: http://www.gchs.edu.ph/
Introduction
In 1945, God allowed special people to catch a vision. The First Baptist
Church of Doylestown, Pennsylvania sponsored a missionary conference and
commissioned its own Pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Spahr as missionaries to
the Philippines. Rev. and Mrs. Spahr ministered to the US servicemen
stationed in Manila and handled pastoral duties to the Filipino congregation
of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF MANILA.
On the Philippine side, the vision started in a small house in Tanduay St.,
Manila. A renowned Chinese Christian educator, Mrs. Julia L. Tan had the
vision-academic excellence coupled with sound spiritual training.
Construction of the building began on May 29, 1950. Within a matter of
weeks a three-storey building was standing on the site. On July 5 of the same
year, one hundred and eighty six students held their classes inside the brand
new classrooms. In a miraculous way, 30 Christian teachers for both English
and Chinese classes applied. God sent 12 American missionaries to work with
the Filipino and Chinese Christians.
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Seven years passed. Four extension buildings were added to the original.
Enrollment reached the one thousand four hundred mark by 1961. Each year
prospective students were being turned down for lack of space.
In 1986, the school had a big boost in the coming of Dr. & Mrs. James L.
Tan to reinforce the school administration. Dr. Tan, who is a Department of
Science and Technology “Balik Scientist Awardee,” possesses a Doctor of
Science degree with a minor in Education from the George Washington
University in Washington, D.C. He started what is now the GCHS Computer
Center, the Kumon Math Center, the Discovery Learning Center, and the
Multi-Media Resource Center, which provide Computer Studies and other
Sciences and Math support programs for our students and also our faculty and
most recently, the Robotics Program which is now one of the highlights of our
school.
Fifty-seven years have passed since the vision of Mrs. Julia L. Tan and her
co-founders, Dr. and Mrs. Spahr came into fruition. The tree still continues to
bear fruits. Grace Christian High School remains a shade of comfort and her
fruits a source of blessings to many.
Participants
James Tan (President, Ph.D.)
Judith L. Tan (Dean of Student Affairs, Ph.D.)
Chang Jung Christian University
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Keiwa College
Japan
Address: 1270 Tomizuka, Shibata-shi, Niigata-ken, 957-8585, Japan
Website: http://www.keiwa-c.ac.jp
Introduction
Keiwa College was founded in Shibata city in Niigata Pref. in 1991. Its
roots go back to Keiwa High School founded by the United Churches of Christ
in Japan (UCCJ: Kyodan) in Niigata in 1967. Keiwa College has a mission to
provide a distinctively Christian, liberal arts education for undergraduates.
Keiwa strives to cultivate in students a broad vision as responsible citizens in
this ever dynamic, international world.
Keiwa, a four-year, co-educational college, has three departments of
instruction: Department of English Culture and Communication, Department
of International Cultural Studies, and Department of Community and Social
Welfare. In addition to the English Language Program, a number of content
courses in the English Department are given in English. Keiwa College's aim at
academic excellence is supported by the quality of its faculty and the interest
of its students.
Keiwa College welcomes applicants from all over the world as full-time
students, provided they have basic proficiency in Japanese. In addition, Keiwa
College offers the Japan Culture and Language Program for short-term foreign
students. The Japan Culture and Language Program focuses on four main
features. The first is Japanese language study, the second, presentations in
Japanese life and culture (all in English), the third is participation in campus
life. Finally, JCLP students enjoy a home stay with a Japanese family for the
duration of the one-month program.
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Keiwa's academic community has 35 full-time and 46 part-time faculty
members, 2 Visiting Professors, 29 clerical staff, and more than 700
undergraduates, including about 50 foreign students from China, Korea, Italy,
Spain and Russia and about 15 short-time students from Taiwan and U.S.A.,
Sweden, etc.
Participants
Arai, Akira (President, Litt.D.)
1954 B.A., Tokyo University of Education
1958 B.A., Amherst College, USA
1959 M.A., University of Michigan
1960 M.A., Tokyo University of Education
1961 Lecturer, Nagoya University
1968 Assistant Professor, Tokyo University of
Education
1972 Ph.D., Tokyo University of Education
1977 Professor, Otsuma Women’s University
1981 Professor, Japan Women’s University
2003 President, Keiwa College
Yamada, Kota. (Vice-President)
1986 Ph.D. (New Testament) University of Durham,
U.K.
1990 Lecturer, Seinan Gakuin Univ.
1991 Associate Prof., Keiwa College
1995 Prof., Keiwa College
2004 Chair of the Social Welfare and Community,
Keiwa College
2007 Vice-President, Keiwa College
Fang, Wenhui (International Affairs Committee)
1998 Ph.D. in Economics, Niigata University
1999 Assistant Professor, Department of
International Cultural Studies, Keiwa College
2007 Professor, Keiwa College
Fields of Interest: Environmental Economics,
Economic history.
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Madras Christian College
India
Address: Tambaram, Chennai 600 059, Tamilnadu, India
Website: http://www.mcc.edu.in/
Introduction
Madras Christian College traces its origin to the General Assembly School
founded by Rev. John Anderson, a Missionary from the Church of Scotland, on
April 3, 1837. The school had a humble beginning with just 59 boys, and
housed in a rented building in the Armenian street in the Black Town of
Madras. Anderson was a pioneer in introducing English medium education in
South India. He soon opened branch schools in the neighboring towns like
Conjeevaram, Chingleput, Nellore, and other places in Madras like Triplicane.
Anderson's colleagues Rev Robert Johnston, mrs and Rev John Braidwood, and
converts such as Rev P Rajagopaul lent an able hand in successfully running
these schools.
Spiritual vitality, academic excellence, social relevance, leadership and
character formation have always been the defining marks of the Institution. Dr
APJ Abdul Kalam, who took part in the 170th year celebrations on 23rd
February, 2007, paid an eloquest tribute to the history and contribution of
MCC in just one sentence: It takes 365 days for the earth to go around the sun
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once a year. Madras Christian College is 170 years old, which means that, the
College has gone around the sun 170 times.
Participants
V. P. Philip (Principle, Ph D)
Dr V J Philip, Ph. D., B. D., Principal, Madras
Christian College joined the College as a
student of B Sc Chemistry in 1968 graduated
in 1971. He completed his post-graduation in
1973 and Ph D in 1980. He also received a
graduate degree in Divinity from Serampore
University in 1986.
Immediately after his post-graduation, he
joined the Department of Chemistry as the
Demonstrator for a few months, then served
as an Assistant Professor. He then became a
Professor in 1983 and the Head of the
Department in 2002. And Principal of the
College since 2005
Annie Philip
Mrs Annie Philip, M Sc Botany, is a
home-maker. Currently doing a course on
‘Biblical Foundations’ in Institute of Advanced
Christian Studies (IACS) in MCC.
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Nagasaki Wesleyan University
Japan
Address: 1057 Eida, Isahaya, Nagasaki 854-0081 Japan
Website: http://www.wesleyan.ac.jp/
Introduction
Chinzei Gakuin Educational Foundation originated with the former
Cobleigh Seminary School, founded in 1881 at Higashi-yamate in Nagasaki City
by Dr. C.S. Long, who had been dispatched from the Methodist Church in
North America. Record has it that a donation of two silver dollars by Mrs.
Cobleigh enabled Dr. Long to establish the school. Cobleigh Seminary School
changed its name to Chinzei Gakuin in 1906, and moved to Isahaya City in
1946. A junior college was founded in 1966. Nagasaki Wesleyan University is
one of the three departments of Chinzei Gakuin. The other two departments
in the system are Chinzei High School and Kindergarten.
Today, it is imperative that young people promote world peace. We
believe that NWU's task is to educate young people who can make a
contribution to world peace through Christian ideals. In order to do this,
people need to have warm hearts, willingness to serve God, and a worldview
that is accepting of others.
This is called "Adelphos" in Christianity. NWU seeks to provide young
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people with opportunities to go out into the wider world to express this spirit,
as exemplified by our international exchange programs. NWU actively
promotes relationships with other educational institutions in countries such as
the Brazil, Canada, China,Korea, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and the
United States of America, aiming to develop true world citizens.
Nagasaki Wesleyan University offers a unique opportunity for a two
semester (15 weeks per semester) study in Japan. The university provides a
full curriculum of Japanese language, combined with field trips, volunteer
activities, and socio-cultural affairs with the local community.
The international café holds a country day every month. Exchange
students have a presentation of their country’s history, famous landmarks,
cuisine, traditional musical instruments, dances and more. They also prepare
some traditional games, prizes and food for everyone to try. NWU students
and members of the community enjoy the communication and cultural
exchange.
The café also holds free language lessons given by exchange students. At
the moment, there are language lessons in English, Pilipino, Portuguese,
Korean, Chinese and Thai.
Participants
Joseph Z. Romero (Director, International
Studies Course, Ph D)
Professor
International Studies Course Director
International Programs Committee
Chairman
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New York Theological Seminary
USA
Address: 475 Riverside Drive - Suite 500, New York, NY 10115, USA
Website: http://www.nyts.edu/index.php
Introduction
New York Theological Seminary is a non-denominational institution, fully
accreditated by New York State and ATS (the accreditation body for theological
seminaries).
The seminary began its life in 1900 with the founding of the Bible
Teachers’ College in Montclair, New Jersey by Wilbert Webster White. A gifted
scholar and teacher, President White was a leading proponent of the inductive
Bible study method. White believed that the Bible ought to occupy the
central position in the theological curriculum. The inductive method
emphasizes three steps in biblical interpretation: observe, interpret and apply.
It lent itself easily to an emphasis on practical training for ministry.
For several years it suspended granting the M. Div. degree and focused
on offering the S.T.M. degree, a newly formed Certificate in Christian Ministry,
and continuing education for urban church leadership. In the mid-1970s the
Seminary added the M.P.S. and D. Min. degree programs. In the early 1980s it
began to offer the M. Div. degree again, and began what has become a
highly-acclaimed Master's degree program inside Sing Sing Correctional
Facility that trains inmates from throughout the New York State prison system
for ministry within the system. In the 1990s the curriculum was modified to
reflect the Seminary's commitment to social and community analysis and the
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increasingly multicultural and globalized urban context.
NYTS currently offers three degrees accredited by New York State and ATS:
Master of Professional Studies, Master of Divinity, and Doctor of Ministry, It
also offers a non-accredited Certificate in Christian Ministry. NYTS seeks to
teach in a way that makes education compatible with students' varied
lifestyles. Approximately 600 students attend classes that are held evenings
and week-ends to accommodate their secular and/or church schedules in
English, French, Korean, and Spanish.
NYTS also offers a residential program located inside Sing Sing
Correctional Facility, where every year 15 inmates from throughout the New
York State prison system are transferred to complete a one-year intensive
Master of Professional Studies degree.
Through these and other measures the Seminary seeks to make accredited
and non-accredited theological education accessible and relevant to the New
York City metropolitan region and urban settings everywhere. Graduates have
distinguished themselves throughout the nation in ministry in a variety of
ministries in churches, faith-based organizations, and the secular professions.
They serve as pastors, bishops, chaplains, teachers, business leaders,
executives, missionaries, and more. The Seminary has often been cited as a
model for institutions around the world in addressing the needs of those living
in urban centers and facing the economic, social, and spiritual challenges of
contemporary life.
Participants
Michelle Sungshin Lim, Ph D
Assistant Professor of Construtive Theology
and Culture
Associate Director of Korean D. Min. Programs
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Okinawa Christian University
Japan
Address: 777, Onaga, Nishihara-cho, Nakagami-gun, Okinawa, 903-0207 JAPAN
Website: http://www.ocjc.ac.jp/
Introduction
It is through God's wonderful providence that Okinawa, once an orphan
in the Pacific ocean, is being transformed today to an international island in
terms of politics, economy, culture, and many others.
But ours is a complex society full of strifes, and we believe that history
taught us this truthful lesson that Christian culture is going to have to provide
a social foundation if Okinawa is to become a peaceful island that's open to
the world.
This institute was founded on the firm conviction that it is vital to
develop human resources endowed with Chiristian spirits for the task of
building a new Okinawa.
In accord with Japan’s Fundamental Law of Education and the School
Education Law, Okinawa Christian University provides outstanding educational
opportunities grounded in Christian ethics that promote excellence in
scholarship and develop mature individuals well prepared to contribute their
knowledge and talents to today’s diverse global society.
Course groupings within the core of the curriculum improve English
language abilities, improve proficiency in all areas of human communication,
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and develop greater competencies in liberal arts education. In light of these
areas of inquiry, the broadest range of courses has been developed for
students to acquire knowledge relevant and useful to their future plans.
Programs of study have been established in three major areas:
international business; international service; and international outlook which
prepares students for work in international organizations. Besides their
orientations to each specific field of work, these courses are also designed to
develop cross-cultural communicators active and effective in the global
community.
Participants
Randolph H. Thrasher (President, Ph D)
Junko Thrasher
Chang Jung Christian University
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Satya Wacana Christian University
Indonesia
Address: JL. Diponegoro No. 52–60, Salatiga 50711, Central Java Indonesia
Website: http://www.uksw.edu/id/
Introduction
Satya Wacana Christian University (SWCU) was established by nine
Indonesian Church synods as a teacher training college on November 30, 1956.
By 1959 the college had developed into a university. The University included
Education, Economics, Theology, Law, Agriculture, Biology, Electrical
Engineering and Science and Mathematics. It has since expanded to include
Post Graduate Programs in Development Studies, and in Religion and Society.
Satya Wacana Christian University has some 7,000 students and 260
faculty. If offers a four-year Degree Program, Postgraduate Programs ranging
from 2 to 4 years, two-year Professional Programs and a Diploma Program for
Primary School Teachers. In addition, there is a University Research Institute, a
Community Outreach Institute, a Guidance and Counseling Center and a
Center for Micro and Small Enterprise Dynamics.
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Participants
Kris Herawan Timotius (Rector)
Rita Widayanti
Chang Jung Christian University
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Serampore University
India
Address: KACES Campus, Balmatta, Mangalore-575001, India
Website: http://www.senateofseramporecollege.org/
Introduction
Serampore College through its Senate has been serving the Church in
India and the neighbouring countries in South Asia as a centre of theological
training for ministry of the Church. The College which was founded by William
Carey, Joshua Marshman and William Ward in 1818 at Serampore, was
incorporated by a Danish Royal Charter in 1827 with University Rights and
power to award degrees. In 1845 the validity of the Charter was upheld by
the British Government when the Danish Settlement was transferred to Great
Britain through the Treaty of Purchase of the Danish Colony of Serampore.
The Government of West Bengal validated the Royal Charter by passing the
Bengal Act IV of 1918 known as Serampore College Act, 1918.
As the Serampore College in the Faculty of Theology is functioning under
the Bengal Act IV of 1918 (as modified upto 30th June 1997) of the Bengal
Legislature, the University Grants Commission has taken the view that ‘it is a
legally constituted body of University standing entitled to give its own
degrees in Theology’. The subjects of Arts, Science and Commerce part of the
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College are affiliated to the University of Calcutta. In Theological studies, the
College functions as a University and confers degrees in Theology.
We as Serampore family subscribe to the principles of ecumenism and
ecumenical sharing of resources in Theological Education. The Senate of
Serampore College stands as a unique example of ecumenical participation of
the churches and theological institutions in curriculum planning and
evaluation towards common degrees for all, in their quest for holistic training
for ministry. The participating Church bodies are: : The Church of North India,
The Church of South India, The United Evangelical Lutheran Church in India,
The Orthodox Churches in India, Mar Thoma Syrian Church of Malabar,
Mennonite Brethern Church, The Methodist Church in India, The Baptist
Church, The Presbyterian Church in India, The Evangelical Church in India,
Church of Christ, the Pentecostal Churches and other Independent Churches.
The motto of the College Crest, ‘ Gloriam Sapientes Possidebunt’ which
means ‘ Glory of the
Blessed’ inspires the academic community to live up to the ideals of the
blessed Founders.
Participants
John Stephen Sadananda (President, Ph D)
Dr. John S. Sadananda is the President of the Senate
of Serampore College. He is a Professor of Old
Testament and Principal of the Karnataka
Theological College, Mangalore. Prior to assuming
the Office of the President of the Senate he served as
the Secretary of the Board of Theological Education
of the Senate of Serampore College (BTESSC).
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University of Hradec Králové
Czech Republic
Address: Rokitanského 62, 500 03 Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
Website: http://www.uhk.cz/
Introduction
The University of Hradec Králové is a modern university which provides a
broad spectrum of educational and research activities. The present-day
university was formed by the union of three faculties – the Faculty of
Education, the Faculty of Informatics and Management, and the Faculty of
Arts. Over eight thousand students are enrolled at these faculties. Within the
domain of international scientific-research activities the university has profiled
itself primarily toward work in the historical sciences, the didactics of the
natural sciences as well as e-learning and knowledge management. University
employees have obtained numerous scientific grants and have participated in
many projects of the European Union.
The internationalization of academic life has become a common theme
throughout the university. Thus far cooperation has been developed with
universities and colleges from more than 30 countries (including partners from
Asia and America). This cooperation has recently been realised through
programmes of the European Union such as LLP/Erasmus. Every year dozens
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of foreign students matriculate to the faculties of the University of Hradec
Králové. This helps to create a stimulating, multicultural atmosphere to which
the Faculty of Informatics and Management contributes with its studies
offered in English at all levels. New for this academic year is three modules for
foreign students offered by the Faculty of Arts. Out of the partnerships outside
of the European framework, the ongoing cooperation of the Faculty of
Informatics and Management with universities in Taiwan has been developed.
More dynamic development has occurred with the Faculty of Arts’ orientation
towards the countries of Latin America and Africa.
Foreign learners at UHK are enriched by the activity of the student club
Buddy System. This organisation helps newly-enrolled pupils and takes care of
the university’s international student community in all courses of study. In
addition, students enrolled at UHK can apply for short study affiliations at
many other partner universities. There they can enhance their language
skills and personal relationships as well as continue their progress within their
study specialisation. UHK, as one of the Czech centres for mobility, can be
found on the map of ERA-MORE, the European network of exchange centres
for scientific workers.
Participants
Josef Hynek (Rector)
1984-1989
1993-1994
1992-1998
Charles University in
Prague, Faculty of
Mathematics and Physics
RNDr. (Master degree) in
theoretical cybernetics
The University of Hull, Kingston upon Hull, School of
Management
MBA in information management
Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Mathematics and
Physics
Ph.D. (theoretical informatics)
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University of Madras
India
Website：http://www.unom.ac.in/
Introduction
The Publics Petition dated 11-11-1839 initiated the establishment of
Madras University. It was in January 1840 with Mr.George Norton as its
President, The University Board was constituted. In 1854 after a lapse of 14
years Government of India formulated a systematic educational policy for
India and as a sequel to this on 5th September 1857 by an act of legislative
council of India. The University of organised and the Model of London
University.
Madras University is the mother of almost all the Old Universities of
Southern India. The University area of Jurisdiction has been confined to,
however, 3 districts of Tamil Nadu in recent years. This is consequent to
establishment of various Universities in the State and demarcation of the
University territories. This University has been growing from strength to
strength while widening its teaching and research activities.
The University imparts both Under Graduate and Post Graduate
Education to the Affiliated Institutions which are spread over the district of
Chennai, Thrivallur and Kanchipuram. Apart from teaching research activities
in Arts, Humanities, Science, Management and Technology are the main
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portals at the University. A number of institutions affiliated to Madras
University Concentrate in research activities were Ph.D., Programme is
available in the respective specialisations.
University has also offer teaching and Research in 4 Campuses of Madras
University. The University Department of study and Research which are 68
Departments spread over in 4 Campuses organised into 18 Schools offer Post
Graduate Courses in respective specialisation part time and full time Ph.D.
Programmes, Diploma and Certificate Programmes.
Participant
S. Ramachandran (Vice-Chancellor, Ph D)
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Maps
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Tainan Scenic Spots
Taiwan is the oldest city in Taiwan, and the fourth largest. It was here that
Taiwan’s modern history began and it is here that much if its traditional
culture continues to thrive. Outside Dutch-built forts, lively night markets sell
dishes exclusive to the region.
The Chinese first settled in the Tainan area in 1590. Not long after, the
Dutch arrived. After colonizing the island, the Dutch used Tainan as a bas for
their trade with Japan and China. The Dutch ruled from 1624 until 1662, the
year they were expelled by the Ming loyalist Koxinga.
Koxinga established his central government in Tainan and built up the city.
In 1683, when the Qing dynasty regained control of Taiwan and turned it into
an official province, Tainan was chosen as the capital. Tainan remained the
political, cultural and economic centre of the island until 1885.
Anping Fort: In 1624 the Dutch seized the area known as Anping to
establish a military and commercial base in Taiwan. This fort was a strong hold
of Dutch power captured by Koxinga in 1661.
The Former Tait & Co Merchant House and Anping Tree House: The
merchant house was built by the British in 1867 and now holds a permanent
exhibit of household artifacts from the 17th century.
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Kenting Scenic Spots
Dazzling bright sunshine, azure blue seawater, clean shining sand beach,
this is Taiwan’s first national park - Kenting, renowned for its rich landscape of
hills and water, abundant life, and natural resources for everyone’s enjoyment.
Kenting National Park is located at the southern tip of Taiwan. With
warm climate, pleasant scenery, and easy access, it is one of the most popular
resorts, attracting millions of both domestic and foreign tourists every year.
The diversified terrain and tropical climate of Kenting have helped breed a rich
and fertile vegetation ranging from upland to coast with full variety of living
species. Combined with its existing facilities and professional interpretation
services and activities, this national park offers a profound, insightful, and
inspirational ecological journey. Now, let’s have a faunal and botanic tour
within Kenting.
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Symposium Workers
CJCU faculties and Staffs
王獻章
李憲榮
紀雲曜
陳俊傑
陳尹中
王佩茵
吳宜錚
莊雅棠
陳啟隆
黃燕馨
天江喜久
洪宛勤
陳亭穎
陳瑋琳
黃筱瑜
沈紡緞
洪惠茵
陳祈男
陳安妮
黃昭菱
黃肇新
張文正
劉盈慧
鄭秀玉
藍月素
郭塗城
張文瑩
劉春初
鄭瑞明
薩支平
郭庭芳
張瑛玿
劉信雄
謝逸朗
蘇鈺甯
郭璞真
黑瀨惠美
蔡尚榮
謝季宏
卜漢祥
江智龍
方厚鈞
吳國伊
石宛于
吳婉寧
江旻駿
李建翰
林柏銘
洪敏菖
曹寧玲
陳雅雯
黃紫瑜
鄭子涵
林蒂妮
徐正瑩
陳姿璇
曾婉琳
詹靜琪
鄭安勝
林達陽
康品涵
陳家偉
曾德仁
劉佳玟
賴俊廷
邱苑伶
張玉鈴
陳雅婷
游沛恩
蔡旻珊
謝易諭
CJCU students
Chang Jung Christian University
Tainan, Taiwan
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