The Executive Board of Chinese Student and Scholar Association at MIT in 2001-2002 consists of

President		Tao Wang
Vice President		Yan Chen
Secretary		Xiang (Angela) Xian
Treasurers		Song Gao, Tao (Tony) Qiu
Life Services Chair		Peng Zhang
Social Chairs		Hongyu Cai, Rong Wang, Shangwen Wei, Yong Zhu
Seminar Chairs		Zhiyuan (Charles) Cheng, Jianglong Chen, Xiaojun Huang, Zhenwei Zhao
New Students Welcoming Chair		Cheng Su
Sports Chairs		Xin Fu, Guoliang Liu
Liaison Chairs		Jimmy Zhang, Jinsong Zhang
Public Relation Chairs		Zhiying Chen, Nuo Sheng, Wei Wang
Information Service Chairs		An Cao, Ding Wang
Members at large		Henry Du, Hanson Li, Delin Shen, Qinhai Xia, Yi Yuan, Lei Shi

The following are their self-introductions. This page has a Chinese version but self-introductions in both languages may be different.

After developing for around ten years, MIT CSSA becomes not only the organization for MIT Chinese students but also an important venue for the Metro-Boston Chinese community. I believe the root of our influence is our practical style. With such a style, we provide a lot of real and tangible services for Chinese people. We need to keep on this style to build on the success of MIT CSSA.
I have my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Master of Economics in International Business from Fudan University, now I am studying in Technology and Policy Program at MIT.

Chen Yan, born in Hangzhou, China. From 1993 to 1998, Yan studied Architecture and City Planning in Tsinghua University. After the graduation from Tsinghua, she worked in China as an architect and urban planner. From 2000 Fall, she attended the program of City Planning in Deparment of Urban Studies and Planning in MIT.

Born in Suzhou, Jiangsu
Studied at Lester B. Pearson United World College in Victoria, Canada from 1996 to 1998
First came to the States and MIT in 1998
Now pursuing my Bachelor's together with Master's degrees in EECS at MIT
Interests include Chinese literature, visual arts, travelling, disco and many more...

Although I've had wonderful experiences of living in a multi-cultural environment, Chinese culture and Chinese people are still what i love and respect the most. I will do my best in the CSSA board and hope all of us together will make CSSA a 'da(4) zhong(4) qing(2) ren(2)'. Please 'duo(1) duo(1) bao(1) han(2)'. :)

I'm now a PhD candidate in the Center for Transportation Studies. I'm at the end of my second year at MIT. I graduated from Civil Engineering Department, Tsinghua Univerisity in 1999. I like music, movies, and sports

I was born in Nanjing, and took grade school as well as secondary school there. From 1998 to 2000, I took Junior College in Singapore, and then came to MIT (a great place). Being the freshest (probably the youngest) person in CSSA, I am hoping to bring the association some fresh air, and for the best I can, voice out for the undergraduate Chinese student body (you will be amazed at how few we are from the ISO statistics). We are the minority, yet one of the crucial parts that constitute this big family. More over, as the vice president of the International Student Association (thanks to all that have given me their support), I wish that CSSA could have more interactions with the international community as a whole, and expand that influence, I will do my part to make this happen, and I am looking forward to working for you in the coming semester.

2000~present, Ph.D. student in Aero. & Astro. Department, got my Bachelor's degree in 1998 from Beijing University of Aero. & Astro. (BUAA), a graduate student in BUAA before coming to MIT.

I came from Tsinghua University and am now studying in the School of Architecture and Planning.Life may not be always satisfying, but at least we can choose an optimistic attitude to face it.

Hi, my name is Rong Wang. I come from Sichuan Province, China. I like chilly food very much but it is a pity that I don't have a typical Sichuan-Chilly-Girl character. I have three great hobbies: shopping(1), cooking(2) and playing(3). We will feel lonely being far away from hometown. We will feel high pressure studying at MIT. But I think we can try to make life happier, easier and tastier. So, put away the work you would never finish, go out with us. You will find that life is much more interesting than you thought. Believe me! or not?

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I graduated from Nanjing Meteorological Institute and then studied for Ph.D. at the Edinburgh University. Now I am a research scientist at Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences, in 54-1822, 3-5933. I used to take part several social activities for publications and drama in high school and university

I am a post-doc in EE in MIT, and studied in Tsinghua University long long ago (B.Eng in EE). Like a number of things but I have no idea what is my favorite. My current interest is to develop an entrepreneurial vision and dream for a great startup of my own. I have working experience in multinational company, start-up, and research institute, and have attended some MBA courses in HBS and Sloan. Anyone have same thoughts is welcomed to contact me. Depending on the response, we may initilize some discussions and activities on the interested topics, such as cutting edge research and technology, business, career, or $50K competition. E-mail: cheng@MTL.MIT.EDU

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Grad. Student of Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
M.S. Dept. of Automotive Engineering, Tsinghua Univ. 2000
B.S. Dept. of Automotive Engineering, Tsinghua Univ. 1998

Life is, well, not that beautiful, especially at MIT . But we must make it better.

92-97 Tsinghua University
97-99 University of Delaware
99- M.I.T

An emotional soccer player, a crazy soccer fan, a serious organizer, and most important, a proud Chinese.

My name is Liu GuoLiang and my friends call me Coach Liang.
Table tennis (ping pong) Coach.
Physical Education instructor at the Athletics Dept. of MIT and Wellesley College.

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2001.7 -- HEC Energy Serives, Inc. (Natick, MA)
1999.6 -- 2001.6 Department of Architecture, Building Technology Program, MIT
1996.9 -- 1999.4 Department of Building Services, Tianjin University
1992.9 -- 1996.7 Department of Civil Engineering, Tianjin University

I enjoy knowing new people and making new friends. Being an MIT alumni myself and chair of alumni network, I am willing to serve MIT alumni/ae and the MIT Chinese community so that there will be more communications between this two groups. In addition, I also like sports such as tennis, pingpong, swimming, sailing, jogging and etc, so don't forget to inform me when you are about to play those sports.

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I am a graduate student in Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences. I went to college at Shanghai Jiaotong University and got MS in USTC. Please go to my homepage for more information (and pictures :) ) .

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As a member of the Boston Chinese Community, Mr. Du believes CSSA is the hub of the community that by working together we can enrich the life of each individual through quality educational, cultural and social service. Mr. Du has been working in Automation Industry for several years and he is currently the manager of software development at Dresser Inc.

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1989 - 1994 Tsinghua University, undergraduate
1994 - 1997 Tsinghua University, graduate
1998 - Course: 6, MEMP Program, EECS Department Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Studied at East China Normal University, Gordon College and University of Pennsylvania. Worked for Varian Semiconductor, ZS Associates and Winwin Technologies. Currently working as a principle software engineer at Icomxpress.
Love to meet people and serve the Chinese community in Boston area.

Having studied at Fudan and now working at MGH and HMS across the river as a Postdoc, I have become to know many friends in the Boston Chinese community. As a Member at large, I hope to contribute to the projects that reach to a broad audience and attract interests from more people in Boston.