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NUK 24th Anniversary Celebration, joining hands with the TAIDE project from the Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Center.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-03-23 The National University of Kaohsiung held its 24th-anniversary celebration and sports day today (23rd). In her speech, President Chen Yueh-Tuan pointed out that NUK has achieved fruitful results in its academic affairs, including collaborations with the Ministry of Education's Sports Administration and the Ministry of Labor's Workforce Development to foster technological talents and establish training bases. During the ceremony, NUK also signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Science and Technology Policy Research and Information Center, jointly launching the "Generative Artificial Intelligence Service Platform," becoming the first university in Taiwan to utilize the "Trustworthy AI Dialogue Engine (TAIDE)." Minister Kuan Bi-Ling of the Ocean Affairs Council and Chairman Lee Shun-chin of CPC Corporation, Taiwan, attended the ceremony to express their support. Vice president Lin Bou-Wen of the National Applied Research Laboratories recorded a video praising NUK for its collaborative efforts in advancing generative AI, marking a new milestone for Taiwan.Lee Shun-chin stated that CPC Corporation, Taiwan, shoulders the national mission of providing a stable, high-quality energy supply. NUK responds to national policies by nurturing interdisciplinary and diverse talents who can apply their knowledge practically, all working tirelessly for Taiwan's advancement. Therefore, CPC Corporation, Taiwan, strongly supports NUK's development of football sports by allocating an "Elite Sports Development Fund" of NT$3 million, assisting NUK in its quest to enter the top 100 in the world of football, allowing the athletes to thrive on the field and strive for excellent results.Chen Yueh-Tuan stated that the National University of Kaohsiung has always adhered to the goal of "linking industry and society," aligning with the nation's needs, people, and enterprises. In particular, NUK actively responds to national policies by establishing a football division in the Department of Sports and Competitive Games, connecting with the cultivation of fourth-level football talents, and establishing a football team. With a fresh approach, NUK clinched the championship in the collegiate football league last year (academic year 111), advancing to the men's second division and securing qualification for the Taiwan Football League Division 2. Currently leading in the men's second division with three consecutive victories, NUK will continue to challenge the quarter-finals and semi-finals of the league next week.At the ceremony, President Chen Yueh-Tuan of the National University of Kaohsiung and Lee Yuh-Jye, the principal investigator of the TAIDE project from the National Science Council, signed an MOU on behalf of both parties. Chen stated that implementing "TAIDE" at NUK will assist faculty and students in analyzing and processing information more quickly, thereby improving work efficiency and demonstrating the university's commitment to leveraging AI technology. NUK is present, especially amidst the global AI wave, where governments and significant tech companies invest heavily in developing large-scale language models. Associate Professor Wu Chun-Hsing from the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering is a vital member of the TAIDE development team.Lee Yu-Chieh pointed out that TAIDE is Taiwan's first trustworthy generative AI engine. Both government and enterprises can choose the appropriate model size and measure the computing power according to their needs, enabling them to train or construct internal applications. Moreover, TAIDE possesses two distinctive features: "Based on Taiwanese culture" and "Security." The former integrates elements such as local language, values, and customs, enabling it to understand and respond to the needs of local users. The latter utilizes on-device technology to protect personal data from being transmitted over the internet.On the school anniversary day, the Library and Information Center held the opening ceremony of artist Huang Huansheng's "Deep Affection of the Jiǎzǐ Year - Art Exhibition." The works showcased abundant creative energy, bringing an artistic feast to faculty, students, and the public, embodying the spirit of greatness and community prosperity. The sports meet occurred at the athletics field, featuring various events, including creative performances by students and faculty from multiple departments, track and field events, fun competitions, and tug-of-war. In the afternoon, a concert, market fair, and painting exhibition were held bustlingly at the Student Activity Center and its surroundings.【Videos】The 24th Anniversary Celebration of NUK: https://youtu.be/D5PnuzIli8w?si=aiUOeJiTJdRBhpyV Speech by Vice President Lin Bou-Wen of the National Applied Research Laboratories: https://youtu.be/lgovCd8Ma_Y 24th Anniversary Concert of NUK (Provided by the Student Affairs Division): https://youtu.be/2V7ZRuBPriU Tsai Hsien-yu Art Exhibition (Provided by the Student Affairs Division): https://youtu.be/54-iR_q-0ts#SDG4 #SDG8 #SDG12 #SDG16 @Secretariat &Activities
"Campus Open Day" Students are invited to visit the campus to learn about the characteristics of different academic clusters and industry trends and experience diverse university life.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-02-24 The National University of Kaohsiung holds its “Campus Open Day” event today (February 24), offering a complete guide on application documents, interviews, pottery creation, XR technology, and AI robotic arms. High school students and parents are invited to visit the campus. In addition to experiencing "a day as a university student," there are direct face-to-face interactions with professors and senior students from various departments. Helping understand the characteristics of each academic group and even future industry trends, assisting in choosing a more directional department. The "Campus Open Day" at NUK is organized by the Office of Academic Affairs Division, with the main venue located in the atrium of the Library and Information Building on the 2nd floor. Vice President of Academic Affairs Yuan Jing, representing the university, expressed gratitude and welcomed high school students and their accompanying parents. She mentioned that Open Day originated in Europe and America, where universities invite high school students to visit the campus, experience special courses and activities, and thus get to know the campus culture, environment, and faculty.Yuan Jing emphasized that talent training in the new era should break away from traditional educational thinking. National Kaohsiung University aligns with international standards by incorporating the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its school management objectives. This aims to cultivate students' abilities to connect internationally, engage in interdisciplinary learning, and solve problems. The university has been ranked at the top of the "Public General Medium-sized Universities" list in the "2,000 Most Preferred Graduates by Enterprises" survey for consecutive years. With promising prospects upon graduation, high school students are welcome to consider NUK as their educational option.Dean of Academic Affairs Chen Yi-Min stated that next week, the results of the General Scholastic Ability Test (學測) will be released, followed closely by the "The Star Project" (繁星推薦) and "Application for Admission" processes. NUK invites "prospective university students" to visit the campus through the "University Unboxing" activity. This allows them to understand the 5 colleges, 20 departments, and the sustainable ecological environment of National Kaohsiung University. Furthermore, they can engage in discussions with professors and senior students from various departments to grasp the characteristics of each academic group and even future industry trends.The event venue has each department, center, and club setting up booths to showcase their specialties. Including the Department of Crafts and Creative Design, showcasing "Pottery Handcrafting" and "XR Technology," the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures presenting a "Cultural Experience Card Game," the Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, showcasing teaching achievements, the Department of Applied Physics Representing " Waves and LED Light Science Experiments," the College of Law Internship Court is offering a "Judicial Robes Experience," the Artificial Intelligence Research Center demonstrating "AI Robotic Arms and Smart Food Delivery Cart Operations," and the Center for Teaching and Learning Development offering "Fun with Laser Cutting Experience and Party Prop Making."In addition, clubs such as the "Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra(NUK music)" opened the event with performances of British folk songs, including "Seventeen Come Sunday" (星期天滿十七歲), "My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean" (我的邦妮男孩), and "Somerset" (薩莫塞特). The "Aboriginal Club" will also showcase performances highlighting the Amis culture, as well as the "Harvest Festival" (豐年節) song "Panzalai" (汎札萊), demonstrating the wide variety of club activities at the university.#SDG4 @Dean of Academic Affairs &Activity
NUK's Open Day will be held on the 24th. High school students are welcome to listen to the department introduction and tips for college applications.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-02-05 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) will host its Open Day on Saturday, the 24th of this month. The event is open to high school students and parents nationwide. Planned activities include robotic arms, XR technology, and Maker. Additionally, experts will be on-site to explain various academic departments' characteristics and career prospects. The event is free, but advance registration is required by the 14th. For more information, please visit the official website: https://nukopenday.github.io/#The Open Day is hosted by the Academic Affairs Division and will be held at the 2nd-floor atrium of the Library and Information Building. Yimin Chen, the Dean of Academic Affairs, stated that the university has planned the Open Day to assist students after the conclusion of university entrance exams. Faculty and students from 20 departments across 5 colleges will be available to provide explanations and assistance during the event.The experiential courses include "Pottery Handcrafting" hosted by Guan-Xun Chen, Director of the Department of Crafts and Creative Design, "XR Technology" led by Associate Professor Zheng-Hong Wang, and "Rope Waves and LED Illumination Science Experiments" hosted by Associate Professor Jin-Zhong Yu from the Department of Applied Physics. Additionally, the NUK AI Center will organize a session on "Robotic arms", while the Maker.lab will offer an experience titled "Playing with Laser Cutting and Creating Party Props". Alongside these activities, there will be 12 student clubs showcasing the diverse outcomes.In addition to the main activities, there will also be shuttle buses arranged for guided tours around the campus and experiences such as visiting the College of Law's moot court. High school students and parents are encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities.#SDG4 @Academic Affairs Division &Activities
NUK's Open Day will be held on the 24th. High school students are welcome to listen to the department introduction and tips for college applications.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2024-02-05 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) will host its Open Day on Saturday, the 24th of this month. The event is open to high school students and parents nationwide. Planned activities include robotic arms, XR technology, and Maker. Additionally, experts will be on-site to explain various academic departments' characteristics and career prospects. The event is free, but advance registration is required by the 14th. For more information, please visit the official website: https://nukopenday.github.io/#The Open Day is hosted by the Academic Affairs Division and will be held at the 2nd-floor atrium of the Library and Information Building. Yimin Chen, the Dean of Academic Affairs, stated that the university has planned the Open Day to assist students after the conclusion of university entrance exams. Faculty and students from 20 departments across 5 colleges will be available to provide explanations and assistance during the event.The experiential courses include "Pottery Handcrafting" hosted by Guan-Xun Chen, Director of the Department of Crafts and Creative Design, "XR Technology" led by Associate Professor Zheng-Hong Wang, and "Rope Waves and LED Illumination Science Experiments" hosted by Associate Professor Jin-Zhong Yu from the Department of Applied Physics. Additionally, the NUK AI Center will organize a session on "Robotic arms", while the Maker.lab will offer an experience titled "Playing with Laser Cutting and Creating Party Props". Alongside these activities, there will be 12 student clubs showcasing the diverse outcomes.In addition to the main activities, there will also be shuttle buses arranged for guided tours around the campus and experiences such as visiting the College of Law's moot court. High school students and parents are encouraged to take advantage of these opportunities.#SDG4 @Academic Affairs Division &Activities
"UI GreenMetric World University Rankings": NUK Advances to 285th Place, Achieving Success in Promoting Environmental Sustainability.
【Translator : Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs) series】2024-01-03 The National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) has once again made it to the world rankings! In the latest "UI GreenMetric World University Rankings," NUK's global ranking has risen from 319th to 285th place, entering the top quarter. This reflects the university's commitment to incorporating the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into its core administrative governance, successfully practicing and promoting the concept of a green university.President Yueh-Tuan Chen of the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) stated that linking with society and industries, and responding to national policies, has always been the school's goal. In 2022, NUK took the lead in responding to the government's "Net Zero 2050" policy, declaring its commitment to the direction of becoming a "green university." In addition, the university has been actively installing public art to shape the cultural atmosphere on campus and promote environmental education. These efforts have contributed to the positive results in the "UI GreenMetric World University Rankings," and President Chen attributes this success to the collective efforts of all faculty, staff, and students. NUK will continue its endeavors in promoting environmental sustainability, education, and research.The "UI GreenMetric World University Rankings" is constructed based on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) indicators, with evaluation categories encompassing "Setting and Infrastructure," "Energy and Climate Change," "Waste," "Water," "Transportation," and "Education and Research." The 2023 edition of this ranking was organized by Universitas Indonesia and was released last month on December 5th. A total of 1,183 universities from 84 countries participated in the competition, including 31 universities from Taiwan.The Office of General Affairs at the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) took the lead in participating in this ranking. Mr. Shih-Heng Tung, the Dean of General Affairs, pointed out that NUK has been actively applying for the ranking since 2022, and the university's performance has improved consistently. Moving from 319th place in 2022 to 285th place in 2023, significant improvements were observed in all six evaluation categories. This indicates the continuous refinement of the university's environmental strategies and practices.For example, in the "Setting and Infrastructure" category, the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) in Taiwan is ranked 8th among participating schools. This recognition is attributed to the university's commitment to environmental sustainability from its inception, marked by the signing of the "Talloires Declaration (June 5, 2004)," making it the first green university in Taiwan. The university's campus, formerly agricultural fields and fishponds acquired through land requisition by the Kaohsiung City Government, spans 82.5 hectares. After a series of environmental restoration efforts, the campus now boasts a forest and vegetation coverage of 51.64%.Furthermore, within the NUK campus, there are ecological ponds, East Lake, ecological water channels, and natural watercourse. In addition, there are 10 pieces of public art scattered throughout the campus, including installations like "Le Zai Yiqi (Have fun together)." The university has also integrated the surrounding 300 hectares into a university community, promoting environmental education and management under the concept of the "lung of the community." This approach not only attracts people for recreation but also facilitates outdoor education.In the "Transportation" category, the National University of Kaohsiung (NUK) stands out, ranking 10th among participating schools in Taiwan. This recognition is attributed to several measures, such as controlling motorcycle access to the campus. All motorcycles of faculty, staff, and students, except for delivery and official vehicles, are required to be parked in designated areas. Additionally, NUK has collaborated with the Kaohsiung CityGovernment and YouBike, implementing 10 bike-sharing stations across the campus. This initiative facilitates easy movement for faculty, staff, students, and the public. Moreover, the university manages vehicle numbers through a campus entrance fee for cars, and it has planned five locations for "shared taxi" pick-up points, encouraging the use of public transportation and reducing reliance on private vehicles.#SDG4 #SDG6 #SDG7 #SDG9 #SDG11 #SDG12 #SDG13 @Department of General Affairs &Research
President Chen Yueh-Tuan met with table tennis players Lin Tzu-Yu, Tian Xiao-Wen, and Su Jin-Xian to celebrate their outstanding performance, which secured two gold, three silver, and one bronze medals in the table tennis events.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-11-06 National University of Kaohsiung President Chen Yueh-Tuan received students Lin Tzu-Yu, Tian Shiau-wen, and Su Jin-Sian, who represented Taiwan at the "2022 4th Asian Para Games (APG) in Hangzhou". They achieved remarkable success in table tennis with two gold, three silver, and one bronze. President Chen embraced and encouraged them, presented a red envelope as a token of appreciation, and urged them to make the most of national training and support from enthusiastic enterprises to achieve further success and showcase Taiwan's abilities to the world. Lin Tzu-Yu and Tian Shiau-wen are graduate students in the Department of Kinesiology, Health and Leisure Studies(DKHL) at the National University of Kaohsiung. Su Jin-Sian is an undergraduate in NUK's Department of Athletic Performance(DAP). Chair Chang, Chih-Cheng of DKHL, and Chair Wang Ming-Yueh of DAP accompanied them to share the good news.Chen Yueh-Tuan stated that NUK is committed to caring for all its students and emphasizes the rights and potential of those with disabilities. To support this commitment, she and the administrative team actively seek national funding resources and collaborate with enthusiastic businesses and philanthropists to provide financial support for training and competitions. The goal is to ensure students can compete without worries, push their limits, and achieve outstanding results.Regarding the mentorship of Wang Ming-Yueh, the Chair of DKHL, who has been with these three students throughout their growth, Chen Yueh-Duan expressed her gratitude and praised Wang's keen insight. She acknowledged that he has identified hidden talents and helped shape them into great athletes. In addition to offering continued support, she encouraged the mentor and students to make the best use of the resources at the National Sports Training Center, such as AI sports technology assistance and refining their skills to achieve even higher performance.Wang Ming-Yueh mentioned that in addition to intensive pre-competition training to enhance their skills and tactics, simulate real matches, and gather scientific sports data, they also received meticulous care from physical trainers and protection personnel. All these efforts came together to achieve the best results in the table tennis event at the 4th Asian Para Games.Lin Tzu-Yu, a Taiwan table tennis athlete and a master's student in the Department of Kinesiology, Health and Leisure Studies at the National University of Kaohsiung, won two gold and one silver medals. Her achievements include the "Women's Singles TT10 Gold Medal," the "Mixed Doubles XD17-20 Gold Medal" (partnering with Lin Chun-Ting), and the "Women's Doubles WD20 Silver Medal" (partnering with Tian Shiau-wen). With these victories, she has secured her ticket to the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Tian Shiau-wen, who secured two silver medals this time, achieved the same as the previous edition with her performances in the "Women's Singles TT10 Silver" and "Women's Doubles WD20 Silver." Meanwhile, Su Jin-Sian earned a bronze medal in the men's singles TT10 event.Lin Tzu-Yu mentioned that although the Hangzhou Asian Para Games were postponed to 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it gave her another year to improve her skills and focus on her physical and mental well-being. She expressed gratitude to her mentors, coaches, and the personalized training program that helped her achieve outstanding results in the competition. She also emphasized her commitment to breaking new ground in her career.Su Jin-Sian, originally from New Taipei City, faced a unique challenge in life as he was born with a condition known as "Poland Syndrome." This condition resulted in the absence of particular chest muscles and ribs and partial loss of function in his arms and fingers. At the age of eleven, he began his journey in table tennis, thanks to the guidance and encouragement of his mother. His participation in table tennis opened up new opportunities for him in the world of sports. Especially during his studies at NUK, majoring in the Department of Athletic Performance, he received support from his mentors to enhance his skills. After two attempts at the Asian Para Games, Su Jin-Sian secured the bronze medal in the Men's Singles TT10 category.#SDG3 #SDG4
Cheng-Han Li, Jui-Peng Tseng, Wei-Ting Tu, Ya-Bo Chu, and Kao Yang from the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering have successfully passed the Special Civil Service Examination in the "Civil Engineering" category.
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-11-02 The recent results of the Indigenous Special Examination have been announced, and the Indigenous Class of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at the National University of Kaohsiung has shown outstanding performance in the "Civil Engineering" category. A total of five students were accepted, including Li Cheng-Han, who achieved a "Grade Three" ranking (in first place), while Tseng Jui-Peng, Tu Wei-Ting, Chu Ya-Bo, and Kao Yang achieved a "Grade Four" ranking. President Yueh-Tuan Chen extended a special invitation for a lunch gathering to congratulate and encourage the students to contribute their talents to the nation and society.President Yueh-Tuan Chen mentioned that she has been actively involved in the Ministry of Education's "Digit Companions for Learning" program for over a decade. She has led teams to work closely with indigenous communities. She emphasized that the elders' advice that "tribal communities need education" has always been deeply ingrained in her heart. As an educator, it is her mission to continue working towards this goal. Therefore, she constantly reminds herself to exert more effort in this field.Hsing-Chih Tsai, the Dean of Student Affairs and Director of the Indigenous Students Resources Center at the National University of Kaohsiung teaches in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. He and other faculty members in the department frequently show concern for the academic of their students and encourage them. Witnessing the positive outcomes of students' hard work brings them joy. They also arrange for students to share their experiences to inspire their younger peers who are still preparing for exams.The "Civil Engineering Exam Cram Course," jointly organized by the National University of Kaohsiung and the Indigenous Affairs Commission of Kaohsiung City Government, has proven to be instrumental in helping students pass their exams. In the "Civil Engineering" category this year, there were 5 quotas for Grade Three, with Cheng-Han Li, a member of the Paiwan tribe, securing the top spot. For Grade Four, there were 6 quotas, and students from the Paiwan tribe, Jui-Peng Tseng, Wei-Ting Tu, and Ya-Bo Chu, as well as Kao Yang from the Rukai tribe, filled 4 of those quotas. Notably, Kao Yang excelled in his studies and is set to graduate early this semester. In the previous year (2022), the program also successfully guided Lawa, an Atayal tribe member, to pass the exam as a fresh graduate.In addition, the Indigenous Students Resources Center also organizes various activities, including learning experience-sharing sessions, lectures, and career consultations. For instance, in May of this year, the university invited Senior Executive Officer Wen-pin Weng from the Ministry of Examination to analyze the key points and subjects of the exams, guiding students interested in pursuing careers in civil service.#SDG4 #SDG8
"Way of Crafts" Joint Exhibition of the Department of Crafts and Creative Design, showcasing nearly 40 works in two themes: "The Potential of Containers" and "The Rhythm of the Ocean."
【Translator：Siou-Yao Han】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-10-31 The "Way of Crafts" joint exhibition of the National University of Kaohsiung debuted on October 30th on the 1st floor of the Student Activity Center. It features nearly 40 works in two major themes: "The Potential of Containers" and "The Rhythm of the Ocean". The public is welcome to come and enjoy the exhibition free of charge, and it will run from October 30th until November 25th.The Student Affairs Division and the Department of Crafts and Creative Design jointly organize this exhibition. It showcases works from junior and senior students in the department, focusing on three main categories: metalworking, wood carving, and ceramics.Hsing-Chih Tsai, the Dean of Student Affairs, expressed his habit of appreciating art, as it can calm the mind and stimulate reflection. With the opening of the Student Activity Center, he plans to invite more departments to showcase their teaching and learning achievements. In addition to cross-domain observations among departments, it showcases the excellence of the faculty and students at the National University of Kaohsiung to the public.Guan-Xun Chen, the chair of the Department of Crafts and Creative Design, stated that craftsmanship is the most convenient and direct way to cultivate tastes among types of art. Because "craftsmanship originates from life, and life cannot be separated from craftsmanship." The themes of "The Potential of Containers" and "The Rhythm of the Ocean" in this exhibition also resonate with "life." Students combine their learning with creative expression to create nearly 40 pieces of work, including ceramics, metalwork, wood sculptures, and more.Former Dean of Student Affairs and Professor at the General Education Center, De-Xing Chen, expressed that after the hard work of many predecessors, they have finally seen the completion and opening of the Student Activity Center. He wishes every corner and space would be filled with student performances and joyous laughter, creating a lively National University of Kaohsiung.#SDG4
"The Goal of University Education - N Choose 1 Diverse Special Courses" Handcrafting Glass Beads from the Paiwan Tribe: Passing on the Delight of Indigenous Culture.
【Translator: Zhi-Yu Yang】【Text and photos provided: Wang Yao-Xuan, President of the Aboriginal Club, and Li Yu-Qi, Researcher at CTLD.】【Promotion of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) series】2023-10-30 Diversity and inclusion are important issues in countries around the world today. Issues related to diverse ethnic groups are closely related to our daily lives. To promote mutual understanding and inclusion among different cultures and ethnic groups, the Indigenous Students Resource Center and The Center for Teaching and Learning Development (CTLD) at the National University of Kaohsiung jointly organized the ' The Goal of University Education - N Choose 1 Diverse Special Courses' on the 17th. This event aims to increase the awareness of first-year students about indigenous life and indigenous culture and to implement the goal of creating an indigenous-friendly campus and promoting indigenous education for all. NUK Indigenous Students Resource Center had five student leaders take turns sharing on stage. The content covered the following aspects: "Introduction to the Functions and Positioning of the Indigenous Students Resource Center," "Resources Available for Indigenous Students on Campus," "What We've Learned from Participating in Various Activities Organized by the Indigenous Students Resource Center and Indigenous Student Society," and "Introduction to Indigenous Language Courses."Guided by the Aboriginal Club's advisor, Ms. Wu Shu-Chen, and with contributions from the club's executive members, including Lu Ching-Sheng, Wang Yao-Hsuan, Wu Yu-Wei, Jin Ning, and Li Hsin-Jou, the experiences shared were aimed at making the content more relatable to the new students while maintaining a strong focus on exploring Indigenous issues.During the course, the Indigenous Students Resource Center not only provided insights from senior students but also used a significant material from the Paiwan culture, the "Glass bead," for a hands-on craft experience. This allowed students to create Indigenous-style accessories and introduced them to Indigenous culture. The hope is that more students will be motivated to engage with and understand Indigenous culture in the future. This ensures that "Indigenization for All" (a program in Taiwan that promotes the education and awareness of indigenous peoples among the entire population) becomes more than just a slogan but a tangible reality on our campus. It promotes a collective understanding, respect, and appreciation of diverse cultures, continually emphasizes the value of diversity and inclusion, and fosters cultural integration to create a better future.#SDG4 #SDG10
4.3.1 Public resources (lifelong learning) -- Free access to campus facilities and equipment and online resource of description and supporting Information_File2
