Professional Experience

    Washington liaison, Democratic Progressive Party. Information liaison                 between Taiwan’s DPP and policy makers in Washington.

    Senior Policy Analyst, Formosan Association for Public Affairs.1999-2002  Responsible for tracking U.S. policy toward Taiwan, Taiwan security issues, and developments in Taiwanese political affairs and producing opinion pieces, journal articles, and a member newsletter on these questions.  Also lobbied the U.S. Senate on Taiwan-related concerns.

    Executive Director, Council for a Livable World Education Fund,  1993-1999.  Led a ten person staff which analyzed weapons of mass destruction, conventional arms, and U.N. peacekeeping issues.  Responsible for fundraising, media outreach, and public presentations.

    Foreign Policy Consultant, 1991-1993, 1985-1989.  Analyst of U.S. policy, working with the Central American Historical Institute, Americans for Peace in the Americas and other organizations in Washington.

    Journalist, 1989-91.  Washington correspondent for the Capital Morning Post, one of the first Taiwanese newspapers to publish after press freedom was established on the island.  1991-95, stringer for several Taiwanese magazines and published articles in the Far Eastern Economic Review .

    Director, Project on Asian Studies in Education, University of Michigan, 1972-76.  Led this outreach program of the University’s Asian Studies Programs.  Work included curriculum development, workshops for primary and secondary school teachers, and public presentations on Asian issues.

Education

    M.A.East Asian Studies, University of Michigan.

    M.Th.Theology, Maryknoll Seminary, New York.

Languages

       Fluent in Taiwanese.  Read traditional Chinese.