Hi guys,
I'm Kevin Lee from the department of foreign languages and literatures at NTU. This year is my third year of study, and I'm glad that in each of them, I'm able to experience something new and challenging, which aptly describes the BACT of 2009.
I'd rather say I'm the kind of person who likes to play by ear, and just see how things go and adjust himself/schedule accordingly. But, however random or casual the way I dress and look on things, that should never be mistaken for the way I work. In fact,I enjoy working as a team, and for that matter, I've been the secretary for a student newsletter of my department for a semester (Previously I was in the marketing sector) and I'm interested in doing so in the following term!
Besides, as a humanity student who has taken courses from other fields of studies but biology (I did it in high school though! haha), I have to be frank that the prospect of working on some scientific project is a bit, yes, a bit daunting. But anyway, it's always great to learn through trial and error and I do look forward to gaining lots of invaluable experience working with your guys.
Last but not least, I've also been part of the campus-tour project for about a semester. Personally I'd suggest the presentation be based on the history of NTU, something that tells a story of the past, present, and maybe the future of the university. But of course, this should be open to discussion. So far I haven't read from most of the NTU people here yet. In case you're interested in the presentation on 6/12 and have read this message, please write me an email to further discuss our ideas/thoughts. :D
Ps. I'm a rather active member of the Facebook community, i.e. friend requests are highly appreciated and welcomed! :D (search Kevin Lee, or kevin512512@hotmail.com)
Best,
Kevin
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- 2009 BACT
- Taiwan, situated in subtropical and tropical Asia, is an island of 36,000 km square with coast line stretching 1,100 km, possessing 4000m mountain. Due to the huge elevational difference, the climate changes along the altitudinal gradient, producing a diverse and abundant wild fauna and flora. From geological perspective, Taiwan is a relatively young island, hence volcanic activity, gorge cleaving and rock formation are wonders still in action today. To sum up, National Taiwan University is offering you the “Biodiversity, Agriculture, and Culture of Taiwan- A Summer Program” for an experience in a world you never knew.
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