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2024.0115

NTNU Alumna Receives Prestigious International Award for Educational Contributions

Sharon I-Hua Hsieh, an alumna of the 2004 master's program in English Language and Literature at NTNU, presented with the Gill Jacot-Guillarmod Award by the U.S.-based Lois Roth Foundation for her contributions to international education and cultural exchanges.
2024.0112

NTNU Hosts Pioneering Workshop on Technology and Game-Based English Learning

Taipei, Taiwan – On January 3, 2024, the Department of Technology Application and Human Resource Development (TAHRD) at National Taiwan Normal University, in a groundbreaking initiative, hosted the “Integrating Technology into Game-based English Learning International Scholars Workshop.” This event, held at the university's College of Technology and Engineering Building, Room TC411, marked a significant milestone in facilitating dialogue between technology and language education sectors, aiming to generate innovative collaborations by highlighting recent advancements and encouraging the fusion of these fields.
2024.0109

Purdue and NTNU Deepen Partnership in Sports, Leisure, and Hospitality

Solidifying the sister school partnership between Purdue University and NTNU, Professor Cai Liping, from Purdue's School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, met with faculty at the NTNU School of Sports and Leisure on December 27 focused on boosting future exchange programs and deepening academic collaborations between the two institutions.
2024.0104

State University of New York at Fredonia Starts the New Year at NTNU

On January 2, Executive Vice President and Provost Dr. David Starrett of State University of New York at Fredonia became the first visitor to National Taiwan Normal University for 2024. SUNY-Fredonia has been in collaborations with NTNU’s Department of Taiwan Culture, Languages and Literature, and more developments are expected for this coming year.
2024.0104

University of Pittsburg Christmas Day Meeting at NTNU Sets Stage for 2025 Collaboration

Professor Michael Shi-Yung Liu from the University of Pittsburgh's History Department visits NTNU on Christmas Day to discuss plans for the University of Pittsburgh History Faculty's visiting delegation set for 2025.