From gongb at MIT.EDU  Tue Sep  9 11:29:58 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 11:29:58 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Be a company
	liaison and meet reps!
Message-ID: <004c01c91290$eba7c0c0$c2f74240$@edu>

Take 3 minutes to sign up to
Volunteer & be recognized by company reps!
http://career-fair. <http://career-fair.mit.edu/volunteer> mit.edu/volunteer

- Volunteer positions include: company liaisons, postering, information session assistants, ushers, and many more. 
- Preference given to setup/cleanup volunteers for company liaison positions. 
- All volunteers get a free T-shirt and a chance to win an iPod Touch! 

Reminder: Resume submission due 10 PM Thursday, Sept 11

Best,
Career Fair Executive Committee

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Tue Sep  9 17:55:06 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 17:55:06 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] FW: NECINA Business Plan Contest
Message-ID: <004901c912c6$b91fbfa0$2b5f3ee0$@edu>

FYI

 

----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Mike Chen <mikexc at yahoo.com>
To: gongb at mit.edu
Sent: Tuesday, September 2, 2008 5:16:18 PM
Subject: NECINA Business Plan Contest

Dear sir/madam,

 

Could you please post the following message to list members? Thank you very
much.

 

Mike

 

============================================================================
====

 

2009 NECINA Brown Rudnick Business Plan Contest Grand Kick Off &
Entrepreneurship Conference

Date:              Saturday, September 13, 2008; 8:30 am -  1:00pm 

Location:      Doubletree hotel, 550 Winter Street,  Waltham , MA   02451 

RSVP:  <http://www.acteva.com/go/necina> http://www.acteva. com/go/necina
(Free, limited seats, online registration required!) 

Do you have interesting ideas, desires or ambitions?  Let us help you
realize your dream and transform them into a compelling story.  NECINA is
proud to kick off The 2009 NECINA Brown Rudnick Business Plan Contest. 

Since 2004, NECINA Brown Rudnick Business Plan Contest has provided the
entrepreneurs an excellent opportunity to foster their ideas, build the
team, develop the business plan, seek advices from mentors and connect with
venture community. In the last four contests, there are more than 90+
applications and 55+ teams submitted the formal business plan. 12 teams
shared totally $170k cash and in-kind services. Many teams had the
opportunities to engage with venture capitals and some of them received
investment and started the business. 

In the upcoming contest, NECINA continues the ride on the success to provide
seminars and workshop series with more investors involvement; Entrepreneurs
have the access to Venture Club, Excubator, Executive Circle (biz-plan
contest's "follow up" programs in Entrepreneurship Center), and enhanced
mentor programs.  

If you are interested in starting your own business, wait no more. Please
join the conference to hear from the successful entrepreneurs, network with
investors/VC, consult with legal experts, and learn more about what NECINA
can do to help you succeed. 

Agenda: 

8:30am - 9:00am            Registration and Networking 

9:00am - 9:05am            Opening Remarks 

9:05am - 9:15am            Introduction of 2009 NECINA Business Plan Contest


9:15am - 9:45am            Keynote speech 1, Dr. John C.C. Fan, President,
Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman of the Board, Kopin Corporation 

9:45am - 10:15am       Keynote speech 2, Mr. Vinit Nijhawan, Venture Partner
at Key Venture Partners 

10:15am -10:30am      Break 

10:30am -11:30am        Panel discussion:    

Moderator:    

      Mr. Lawrence C. Grumer, Managing Director, TECHNOLOGY ASSOCIATES &
ALLIANCES (TAA) 

Panelists:  

Dr. David A. Bergstein, Chief Executive Officer of Zoiray Technologies Inc. 

Mr. Lance Wang, Founder and CEO of IO Methodology Inc. 

Dr. Tetsuaki "Li" Tanimura, Founder, President & CTO of AiHeart Medical
Technologies, Inc. 

11:30am - 1:00pm        Networking & Lunch 

Keynote Speakers Bio: 

Dr. John Fan is the Founder, Chairman, CEO and President of Kopin
Corporation, a NASDAQ Company based in Massachusetts , U.S.A.  John C. C.
Fan obtained his Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering from Berkeley ,
California .  He went to Harvard University and obtained his Master and Ph.
D. degree in Applied Physics in 1972.  From 1972 to 1985, Dr. Fan did
research at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Lincoln Laboratory
on a variety of semiconductor material and device areas and was in charge of
the Electronic Materials Group at Lincoln Laboratory. He left MIT in 1985 to
start Kopin Corporation, the leading provider of HBT transistor wafers for
wireless communications, and small-format active-matrix liquid crystal
displays for mobile consumer devices as well as in military systems.  More
than one-third of the world's wireless handsets, and tens of millions of
camcorders and digital still cameras have been using Kopin products. Dr. Fan
has authored over 180 publications, edited three books and has over 50
issued patents.  Dr. Fan received the Society of Information Displays (SID)
Special Recognition Award in 1999.  Dr. Fan was the Ernst & Young New
England Entrepreneur of the Year in 2000, and also the National Finalist.
He was chosen one of the Top 25 Asian American Entrepreneurs by Asia Week in
1999, and one of the top 100 Asian American Entrepreneurs between 1999 and
2004 by Asia.net <http://asia.net/> . Dr. Fan was recently chosen as one of
the USA 's top 15 nanotechnology innovators by NASA's Nanotech Briefs in
2005.   For more information, please visit Kopin's web site at www.Kopin.com
<http://www.kopin.com/> .  Kopin is listed in the NASDAQ under the symbol:
KOPN 

Vinit Nijhawan has over 20 years experience building four startups: as CEO
of two, three were acquired, and the fourth has grown to over 400 people.
Recently, Vinit was Venture Partner at Key Venture Partners and over two
years sourced over 200 deals and made one investment. Vinit is an advisor
and board member to several technology startups and was a Mass High Tech
All-Star in 2005. Vinit has participated in over 120 panel discussions and
paper presentations, and is Chairman of TiE-Boston and a Board of Trustee of
TiE Global, a non-profit that fosters entrepreneurship globally. Vinit is an
Executive-in- Residence at Boston University where he teaches an MBA course
on Starting New Ventures. Vinit earned a B.A.Sc in electrical engineering
from the University of Waterloo in Ontario , Canada . 

Panelists Bios: 

Dr. David A. Bergstein, is the founder and CEO of Zoiray Technologies Inc.
which is developing innovative proteomic technologies for applications in
biomedical research and healthcare. Dr. David A. Bergstein received his
Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Delaware .
After his undergraduation, David was employed at Lutron Electronics,
Coopersburg , PA where as project engineer he worked in power electronics on
new product development and manufacturing.  David went on to receive his
M.S. and Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Boston University developing
novel label-free DNA and protein array detection technologies on which he
has two pending patents. 

Dr. Tetsuaki "Li" Tanimura is the founder, president & CTO of AiHeart
Medical Technologies, Inc. Since 2006, he was executive director, board
member of FiberTech Inc..  Before that, he served as Chairman & CEO of
LightLab Imaging Inc. Between 2002 and 2006. Dr. Tanimura also hold
president position at Goodman USA Inc. He also worked in different
institutions as research fellow, assistant physician, and assistant
professor during 90s. Dr. Tanimura hold a MD degree and had many patents. 

 Mr. Lance Wang is the founder and CEO of IO Methodology Inc. Prior to IO
Methodology, he had served as Sr. Product Manager, Modeling Specialist for
PCB SI product line in Cadence Design Systems for 7 years. He was a hardware
design engineer in GSI Lumonics Inc. (MA) and Connection Technology Inc.
(NY) and a field service engineer in Motorola China Inc. ( Shanghai ) before
joined Cadence. He is the officer of IBIS Open Forum (GEIA/ITAA/ANSI
standard committee) for advanced I/O buffer and interconnect modeling
technology as well as high-speed design analysis methodology developments. 

 

 

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Fri Sep 12 10:36:52 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2008 10:36:52 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter &
	Gamble Asia info session!! Sep 16 Tue, 5-8pm @ 2-132
Message-ID: <003101c914e5$0053fba0$00fbf2e0$@edu>

P&G Asia is coming to campus!  Come see us to hear more about exciting,
technical career opportunities in Beijing, China. 

 

Procter & Gamble Asia Information/Networking session

 

Agenda:

 

P&G Asia Information/Networking Session Sep 16, 2008, Tuesday, 5-8 pm, @
2-132

SHPE/NSBE Reception            5 pm      Dinner will be served

Engineering Careers at P&G   6-7 pm   Speaker: Elliot Schwartz, Tech SH
Gillette

Bridge to Asia                           7-8 pm   Speaker: Joia
SpoonerWyman, Section Head R&D China

 

 

P&G Asia is actively recruiting students interested in employment at our
Beijing Technical Center. Interested candidates can find our listing by
searching "procter" in CareerBridge and submit their resumes for
consideration. For more information, contact Joia Spoonerwyman
spoonerwyman.j at pg.com or stop by the P&G booth and Bridge to Asia booth at
the MIT Career Fair Sep 18, 2008.

 

 

Company Profile

 

P&G is the world's largest consumer goods company with annual sales in
excess of $80 billion. The P&G community consists of 138,000 employees
working in over 80 countries. The annual R&D budget of over $2 billion
supports 9,000 engineers and scientists at 27 research centers in 11
countries.  P&G has widely been recognized as an excellent company for which
to work by Fortune, Business Week, and Family Digest among others.

 

P&G Beijing Technical Center (BJTC) has more than 300 employees, including
the technology experts from some other countries like US, UK, Holland,
Philippines, Indonesia, etc. There are over 20 Doctor and 70 Mater degree
employees at BJTC. BJTC is responsible for consumer products' R&D,
especially in the fields of "Fabric & Home Care", "Oral Care" and "Personal
Cleansing Category". P&G's longer term vision for BJTC in the next ten years
is that it will grow to one of the company's leading world-class technical
centers supporting China, Asia and its global business in several different
product categories. 

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Sat Sep 13 17:41:02 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:41:02 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] FW: [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter
	& Gamble Asia info session!! Sep 16 Tue, 5-8pm @ 2-132
Message-ID: <001501c915e9$6b73e350$425ba9f0$@edu>

Come meet P&G reps from China!! Feel free to extend the invitation to your
friends/colleagues who may be interested. 

 

 

From: Bo Gong [mailto:gongb at mit.edu] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 10:37 AM
To: 'chn1998'; 'chn1999'; 'chn2000'; 'chn2001'; 'chn2002'; 'chn2003';
'chn2004'; 'chn2005'; 'chn2006'; 'chn2007 at mit.edu'; 'chn2008 at mit.edu';
'cssa-outreach'; 'cssa-postdoc'; 'CSSA-undergrad'; 'CSSA-spouse at mit.edu'
Cc: 'cssa-bd at mit.edu'
Subject: [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter & Gamble Asia info
session!! Sep 16 Tue, 5-8pm @ 2-132 

 

P&G Asia is coming to campus!  Come see us to hear more about exciting,
technical career opportunities in Beijing, China. 

 

Procter & Gamble Asia Information/Networking session

 

Agenda:

 

P&G Asia Information/Networking Session Sep 16, 2008, Tuesday, 5-8 pm, @
2-132

SHPE/NSBE Reception            5 pm      Dinner will be served

Engineering Careers at P&G   6-7 pm   Speaker: Elliot Schwartz, Tech SH
Gillette

Bridge to Asia                           7-8 pm   Speaker: Joia
SpoonerWyman, Section Head R&D China

 

 

P&G Asia is actively recruiting students interested in employment at our
Beijing Technical Center. Interested candidates can find our listing by
searching "procter" in CareerBridge and submit their resumes for
consideration. For more information, contact Joia Spoonerwyman
spoonerwyman.j at pg.com or stop by the P&G booth and Bridge to Asia booth at
the MIT Career Fair Sep 18, 2008.

 

 

Company Profile

 

P&G is the world's largest consumer goods company with annual sales in
excess of $80 billion. The P&G community consists of 138,000 employees
working in over 80 countries. The annual R&D budget of over $2 billion
supports 9,000 engineers and scientists at 27 research centers in 11
countries.  P&G has widely been recognized as an excellent company for which
to work by Fortune, Business Week, and Family Digest among others.

 

P&G Beijing Technical Center (BJTC) has more than 300 employees, including
the technology experts from some other countries like US, UK, Holland,
Philippines, Indonesia, etc. There are over 20 Doctor and 70 Mater degree
employees at BJTC. BJTC is responsible for consumer products' R&D,
especially in the fields of "Fabric & Home Care", "Oral Care" and "Personal
Cleansing Category". P&G's longer term vision for BJTC in the next ten years
is that it will grow to one of the company's leading world-class technical
centers supporting China, Asia and its global business in several different
product categories. 

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Sat Sep 13 19:32:17 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:32:17 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Vanke
	Recruiting
Message-ID: <003001c915f8$f67427d0$e35c7770$@edu>

Come to the MIT Career Fair 9/18 and meet reps from China Vanke!! 

 

If interested in opportunities with the biggest real estate developer of
China, please contact Jia Qian (jasonq at MIT.EDU). 

 

 

From: Jia Qian [mailto:jasonq at MIT.EDU] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 1:39 PM
To: gongb at mit.edu
Cc: lugaolugao at gmail.com
Subject: Vanke Recruiting

 

龚博：你好！

 

我是万科的钱嘉。我希望能通过cssa发布一下我们的招聘的信息。附件是我们的宣传资
料。我们招聘的领域包括但不限于：

l  投资者关系

l  市场研究（包括宏观与微观）

l  财务分析

l  战略管理

l  建筑设计

l  客户关系

l  风险管理

 

对于特别优秀的同学，我们可以根据个人专长安排岗位。

 

谢谢！

钱嘉

2008-9-12

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Sat Sep 13 19:48:04 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:48:04 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Sep 18, 2008,
	11am-6pm @Johnson Athletic center
Message-ID: <003901c915fb$2aeb5450$80c1fcf0$@edu>

The MIT Career Fair will have its first ever sector dedicated to employment
in Asia - the brand new Bridge to Asia!!!

 

Mark your calendar for the upcoming career fair on Sep 18, 2008, 11am-6pm, @
Johnson Athletic center.

 

Come meet reps from the largest Asian corporations and explore the exciting
opportunities in Asia:

 


Procter and Gamble Asia      


Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.


Quanta Computer Inc.


China Vanke Co. Ltd.


Foxconn Electronics, Inc.


ManTech International


 

 

MIT Career Fair 2008 Bridge to Asia Committee

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Mon Sep 15 13:53:28 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 13:53:28 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter &
	Gamble Asia info session!! Sep 16 Tue, 5-8pm @ 2-132
Message-ID: <004001c9175b$f5faffe0$e1f0ffa0$@edu>

Come meet P&G reps from China!! Feel free to extend the invitation to your
friends/colleagues who may be interested. 

 

 

From: Bo Gong [mailto:gongb at mit.edu] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 10:37 AM
To: 'chn1998'; 'chn1999'; 'chn2000'; 'chn2001'; 'chn2002'; 'chn2003';
'chn2004'; 'chn2005'; 'chn2006'; 'chn2007 at mit.edu'; 'chn2008 at mit.edu';
'cssa-outreach'; 'cssa-postdoc'; 'CSSA-undergrad'; 'CSSA-spouse at mit.edu'
Cc: 'cssa-bd at mit.edu'
Subject: [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter & Gamble Asia info
session!! Sep 16 Tue, 5-8pm @ 2-132 

 

P&G Asia is coming to campus!  Come see us to hear more about exciting,
technical career opportunities in Beijing, China. 

 

Procter & Gamble Asia Information/Networking session

 

Agenda:

 

P&G Asia Information/Networking Session Sep 16, 2008, Tuesday, 5-8 pm, @
2-132

SHPE/NSBE Reception            5 pm      Dinner will be served

Engineering Careers at P&G   6-7 pm   Speaker: Elliot Schwartz, Tech SH
Gillette

Bridge to Asia                           7-8 pm   Speaker: Joia
SpoonerWyman, Section Head R&D China

 

 

P&G Asia is actively recruiting students interested in employment at our
Beijing Technical Center. Interested candidates can find our listing by
searching "procter" in CareerBridge and submit their resumes for
consideration. For more information, contact Joia Spoonerwyman
spoonerwyman.j at pg.com or stop by the P&G booth and Bridge to Asia booth at
the MIT Career Fair Sep 18, 2008.

 

 

Company Profile

 

P&G is the world's largest consumer goods company with annual sales in
excess of $80 billion. The P&G community consists of 138,000 employees
working in over 80 countries. The annual R&D budget of over $2 billion
supports 9,000 engineers and scientists at 27 research centers in 11
countries.  P&G has widely been recognized as an excellent company for which
to work by Fortune, Business Week, and Family Digest among others.

 

P&G Beijing Technical Center (BJTC) has more than 300 employees, including
the technology experts from some other countries like US, UK, Holland,
Philippines, Indonesia, etc. There are over 20 Doctor and 70 Mater degree
employees at BJTC. BJTC is responsible for consumer products' R&D,
especially in the fields of "Fabric & Home Care", "Oral Care" and "Personal
Cleansing Category". P&G's longer term vision for BJTC in the next ten years
is that it will grow to one of the company's leading world-class technical
centers supporting China, Asia and its global business in several different
product categories. 

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Tue Sep 16 09:28:53 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 09:28:53 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] Procter & Gamble Asia info session!! TODAY
	6-8pm @ 4-145 TIME/LOCATION changed
Message-ID: <005101c91800$2a8a1990$7f9e4cb0$@edu>

Important: Time/Location changed!!

 

P&G presentation will be TODAY 6-8pm @ 4-145. 

 

Sorry for the miscommunication and any inconvenience caused to you. 

 

Look forward to seeing you tonight.

 

 

From: Bo Gong [mailto:gongb at mit.edu] 
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 10:37 AM
To: 'chn1998'; 'chn1999'; 'chn2000'; 'chn2001'; 'chn2002'; 'chn2003';
'chn2004'; 'chn2005'; 'chn2006'; 'chn2007 at mit.edu'; 'chn2008 at mit.edu';
'cssa-outreach'; 'cssa-postdoc'; 'CSSA-undergrad'; 'CSSA-spouse at mit.edu'
Cc: 'cssa-bd at mit.edu'
Subject: [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Procter & Gamble Asia info
session!! Sep 16 Tue, 6-8pm @ 4-145 

 

P&G Asia is coming to campus!  Come see us to hear more about exciting,
technical career opportunities in Beijing, China. 

 

Procter & Gamble Asia Information/Networking session

 

Agenda:

 

P&G Asia Information/Networking Session Sep 16, 2008, Tuesday, 6-8 pm, @
4-145

Engineering Careers at P&G   6-7 pm   Speaker: Elliot Schwartz, Tech SH
Gillette

Bridge to Asia                           7-8 pm   Speaker: Joia
SpoonerWyman, Section Head R&D China

 

 

P&G Asia is actively recruiting students interested in employment at our
Beijing Technical Center. Interested candidates can find our listing by
searching "procter" in CareerBridge and submit their resumes for
consideration. For more information, contact Joia Spoonerwyman
spoonerwyman.j at pg.com or stop by the P&G booth and Bridge to Asia booth at
the MIT Career Fair Sep 18, 2008.

 

 

Company Profile

 

P&G is the world's largest consumer goods company with annual sales in
excess of $80 billion. The P&G community consists of 138,000 employees
working in over 80 countries. The annual R&D budget of over $2 billion
supports 9,000 engineers and scientists at 27 research centers in 11
countries.  P&G has widely been recognized as an excellent company for which
to work by Fortune, Business Week, and Family Digest among others.

 

P&G Beijing Technical Center (BJTC) has more than 300 employees, including
the technology experts from some other countries like US, UK, Holland,
Philippines, Indonesia, etc. There are over 20 Doctor and 70 Mater degree
employees at BJTC. BJTC is responsible for consumer products' R&D,
especially in the fields of "Fabric & Home Care", "Oral Care" and "Personal
Cleansing Category". P&G's longer term vision for BJTC in the next ten years
is that it will grow to one of the company's leading world-class technical
centers supporting China, Asia and its global business in several different
product categories. 

 

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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Tue Sep 16 21:01:31 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 2008 21:01:31 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] FW: Bridge to Asia - Company Liaisons for
	THURSDAY
Message-ID: <010101c91860$ed131e70$c7395b50$@edu>

Dear all,

 

The Bridge to Asia will be coming along with the MIT Career Fair on Thu. It
represents the first collective effort to bring Asian employers to MIT. 

 

We need people to volunteer as company liasons to cover both BTA and the big
career fair, booths #64-72 and #91-99 (see the attached floor plan, these
face each other). We will need to staff this area from 9AM until 6PM on
Thursday. You don't have to be there all the time, even 1 hour is good.
Company Liaisons closely assist company representatives during the Career
Fair. Patrol assigned aisles to check periodically with company reps whether
they have any needs or questions. And more importantly, to show them we are
wonderful host and how professional and well-organized our team are.

 

We really look forward to your participation in this landmark event. Please
let me know if you are interested and if so your availability ASAP. 

 

Best,

The MIT Career Fair/Bridge to Asia committee

 

 

From: Sean Liu [mailto:seanyliu at MIT.EDU] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2008 10:50 AM
To: asiacareerfair at mit.edu; mit-cdi at mit.edu
Subject: FW: Bridge to Asia - Company Liaisons for THURSDAY

 

Hi All,

 

Hope you've all gotten settled in with classes and the new semester!
Exciting updates about Bridge to Asia -- five companies will be attending
this first year!

 

We need Bridge to Asia members to staff the Asia section of the Career Fair
(booths 99-96 for BTA, plus handling 64-72 and 91-99; see attached
floorplan) and serve as the company liaisons.  It is expected that everyone
make an effort to volunteer (even if it's only an hour) for time between 9am
to 6pm.  It's both a great chance to make contacts with the Asian companies
and make a good showing for Bridge to Asia.  There will also be volunteer
information and t-shirts (along with pizza) tonight.  See below.

 

Please e-mail me what time slot you are interested in by **6pm** tonight.

 

Thanks!

Sean

 




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From lugao at MIT.EDU  Wed Sep 17 13:34:32 2008
From: lugao at MIT.EDU (lugao@MIT.EDU)
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 13:34:32 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] MIT CHINA FORUM
Message-ID: <20080917133432.bd314glf9kpw0wsc@webmail.mit.edu>

MIT CHINA FORUM


"R&D and Manufacturing in China: Lessons Learned"

Date: Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Time: 5:45PM - 7:00PM
Location: MIT Stata Center, 32-123/Kirsch Auditorium
32 Vassar Street, Cambridge, MA 02139

Panelists:

Victor Cheng, President of Delta Networks, Inc.
Paul Hsu, President of the Epoch Foundation and chairman/CEO of PHYCOS
International
Barry Lam, Chairman of Quanta Computer, Inc.

Moderator:
Prof. Yasheng Huang, MIT Sloan School of Management

Taiwan is the largest investor in China, especially in information technology.
Today, much of IT equipment - laptops, cell phone, Wi-Fi access points, etc.,is
made by Taiwan, in China. Taiwan-based companies such as Delta, Foxconn, Quanta
are extremely successful in China. In this panel discussion, Taiwanese business
and industry leaders will share with us what has worked and what has not, what
this means for China and for Taiwan, and to speculate on the future.

Sponsored by the Office of the Associate Provost.
For more information please contact: Victoria Palay, (617) 253-8924,
palay at csail.mit.edu
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From gongb at MIT.EDU  Wed Sep 17 18:25:29 2008
From: gongb at MIT.EDU (Bo Gong)
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:25:29 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Sep 18, 2008,
	11am-6pm @Johnson Athletic center
Message-ID: <00a801c91914$4b2b9ec0$e182dc40$@edu>

Reminder: TOMORROW the MIT Career Fair

 

From: Bo Gong [mailto:gongb at mit.edu] 
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2008 7:48 PM
To: 'chn1998'; 'chn1999'; 'chn2000'; 'chn2001'; 'chn2002'; 'chn2003';
'chn2004'; 'chn2005'; 'chn2006'; 'chn2007 at mit.edu'; 'chn2008 at mit.edu';
'cssa-outreach'; 'cssa-postdoc'; 'CSSA-undergrad'; 'CSSA-spouse at mit.edu'
Cc: 'cssa-bd at mit.edu'; 'asiacareerfair at mit.edu'
Subject: [MIT Career Fair - Bridge to Asia] Sep 18, 2008, 11am-6pm @Johnson
Athletic center

 

The MIT Career Fair will have its first ever sector dedicated to employment
in Asia - the brand new Bridge to Asia!!!

 

Mark your calendar for the upcoming career fair on Sep 18, 2008, 11am-6pm, @
Johnson Athletic center.

 

Come meet reps from the largest Asian corporations and explore the exciting
opportunities in Asia:

 


Procter and Gamble Asia      


Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.


Quanta Computer Inc.


China Vanke Co. Ltd.


Foxconn Electronics, Inc.


ManTech International


 

 

MIT Career Fair 2008 Bridge to Asia Committee

 

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From xjia at MIT.EDU  Wed Sep 24 18:09:25 2008
From: xjia at MIT.EDU (xjia)
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:09:25 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] Fwd: CHINA SUTDY SEMINAR: Challenge and
	Opportunity: Current	Foreign Trade of China
Message-ID: <20080924180925.podjev3hy3z4gow8@webmail.mit.edu>

FYI.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Yikai Wang <wang28 at fas.harvard.edu>
Date: 2008/9/24
Subject: CHINA SUTDY SEMINAR: Challenge and Opportunity: Current
Foreign Trade of China
To: hcssa at hcs.harvard.edu


Dear Friends,

HCSSA will co-host a serious of lectures with Fairbank Center for
Chinese Studies in this academic year.  The first one will be on this
Friday.  The topic is Challenge and Opportunity: Current Foreign Trade
of China given by Dr.HUANG Fanhua, Prof. of Nanjing University and
visiting scholar of Fairbank Center.  Welcome to attend!

Time:   Friday, Sep.26, 2008, 4:00-5:30 PM
Location: Fairbank Center, CGIS South Building, Room  S153,
             1730 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA 02138

Best!
HCSSA


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From xjia at MIT.EDU  Wed Sep 24 18:21:09 2008
From: xjia at MIT.EDU (xjia)
Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:21:09 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] Fwd: Harvard Kennedy School China Caucus events
Message-ID: <20080924182109.yelimuvbfx8gkwsc@webmail.mit.edu>

FYI.

----- Forwarded message from carol.y.yu at gmail.com -----
    Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 18:14:04 -0400
    From: Carol Yu <carol.y.yu at gmail.com>
Reply-To: Carol Yu <carol.y.yu at gmail.com>
 Subject: Harvard Kennedy School China Caucus events
      To: lugao at MIT.EDU, xjia at MIT.EDU



*               **????** *

*       CHINA SALON *

*Speaker Series Organized by Harvard Kennedy School China Caucus *

Every Wednesday for the first 4 events to kick-start the series, then every
other Wednesday unless specified otherwise.

*Event #1*

Time: 6:00-7:30pm, *Monday, September 29 *

Location: Harvard Kennedy School Littaure 150

Topic: Innovative Approaches in China's May 12 Mega Earthquake Policy
Process: Two Cases

Speakers:

   - Xiulan Zhang, Dean of School of Social Development and Public Policy at
   Beijing Normal University. Recently, she started a major program related to
   the Sichuan earthquake, and her school had one of the first teams on the
   ground after the earthquake. Her task force was charged with providing
   immediate assistance, and more broadly with making critical policy
   recommendations to the government on humanitarian aid, short and long term
   relocation, community and economic redevelopment. She is the Chair of the
   Joint Earthquake Policy Expert Committee of the National Disaster Reduction
   Commission and the Ministry of Sciences and Technology.
   - Qiang Zhang, Research Professor of School of Social Development and
   Public Policy at Beijing Normal University. Director of Center of Emergency
   Management and Social Innovations and Director of the Policy Research Center
   for Disaster Reduction and Emergency Management Policy in Ministries of
   Civil Affairs and Education.
   - Huan Zhang, Associate Professor of School of Social Development and
   Public Policy at Beijing Normal University, Editor of the China Emergency
   Management.

 *Event #2*

Time: 4:30-6:00pm, Wednesday, October 1 (China's National Day)

Location: Wiener Auditorium, 1st Floor, Taubman Building, Harvard Kennedy
School

Topic: Celebrating China's National Day?30 Years of Reform

Speakers:

   - Anthony Saich, Director of Ash Institute of Harvard Kennedy School
   - Yasheng Huang, Professor of MIT Sloan School of Management
   - William Overholt, Senior Research Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School,
   Former Director of the RAND Center for Asia Pacific Policy

*Event #3*

Time: 6:00-7:30pm, Wednesday, October 8

Location: Littaure 324, Harvard Kennedy School

Topic: The Problem of Land Reform in China's Modernization

Speaker: Gan Zangchun, Deputy Chief Supervisor/Minister of State Land
Department

Working Language: Chinese

*Event #4*

Time: 6:00-7:30pm, Wednesday, October 15

Location: Littaure 382, Harvard Kennedy School

Topic:* *From Subprime to Prime Time?Implications of the US Credit Crisis
for Asia and China

Speaker: Thomas Deng, Chief China Strategist, Goldman Sachs Asia


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From xjia at MIT.EDU  Mon Sep 29 10:44:12 2008
From: xjia at MIT.EDU (xjia)
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2008 10:44:12 -0400
Subject: [MIT CSSA Outreach] Fwd: Grand Celebration Party for Chinese
	National Day
Message-ID: <20080929104412.a6kjucxrbnggo00w@webmail.mit.edu>

FYI.

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Yikai Wang <wang28 at fas.harvard.edu>
Date: 2008/9/28
Subject: Grand Celebration Party for Chinese National Day


Dear Friends,

2008 is a meaningful year for our nation.  It is time for us to celebrate
the 59th birthday of our country, the success of Beijing Olympic Games and
our country's first spacewalk.

All Chinese students and scholars at Harvard will present a grand
celebration party this Saturday at Dudley House.  The party is featuring
       Excellent performances,
       Raffle prize and gifts for audience,
       Thousands of songs for Karaoke lovers,
       Romantic, Latin, & Disco Music for dancers.

Welcome to join and enjoy the sleepless night!

       Date: Saturday, October 04, 2008
       Entrance: 7:00 pm
       Performance: 7:30 pm ? 9:30 pm,
       Dance & Karaoke: 9:30 pm ? 11:45 pm
       Place: Dudley House, Harvard Yard
       Admission: $10 for General
                        $5 for Senior & Student
                        Free for Harvard members

Direction to Dudley House: Subway Red Line to Harvard Sq., across the street
from the T station, the tall building right at Harvard Sq. and in Harvard
Yard is Dudley House. While taking T is highly recommended, parking meters
can be found a block away by Cambridge Common, which are free after 6:00
p.m. (Medias are declined for the event.)

Map:
http://www.map.harvard.edu/level3.cfm?mapname=camb_allston&tile=F7&quadrant=C&series=N


亲爱的朋友们：

08奥运，百年梦圆；太空漫步，举国欢腾！让我们欢聚一堂，共同庆祝伟大祖国59岁华诞！

哈佛大学中国学生学者将献上一场大型联欢晚会欢度国庆。晚会上不仅有精彩的表演、有奖问答，还有幸运观众抽奖，最佳节目评选。表演结束后将同时进行卡拉OK和舞会。或翩翩起舞或引吭高歌，浪漫与激情待朋友们来演绎。我们期待您的到来！

    时间：晚上7:00入场，7:30至9:30
表演，9:30至11:45舞会，卡拉OK，茶话会。
    地点：Lehman Dudley House
    入场费：$10，学生和老人$5，哈佛的学生学者凭ID免费。
    停车：开车的朋友们可在一个街区之外的Cambridge-Common
周围寻找车位,那里的Meters在晚上免费.

(本晚会谢绝未经邀请的媒体采访)

主办：Harvard Chinese Students and Scholars Association
协办：Harvard School of Public Health Chinese Students and Scholars
Association
          Harvard Kennedy School China Caucus
          Harvard Medical School Chinese Biomedical Student Organization
          Harvard Medical School Chinese Scholars and Scientists Association
          Harvard Business School Asia Business Club
          Mass. General Hospital Chinese Student and Scholar Association
          Harvard-Radcliffe Chinese Student Association
          and other Harvard Chinese students and scholars organizations.


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