The Executive Board of Chinese Student and Scholar Association at MIT in 2000-2001 consists of

President		Youshun Sun
Vice President		Ling (Cathy) Lin
Chief Secretary		Peng (Steven) Sun
Treasurers		Yan Zhang, Ying Zhu
Party Chairs		An Cao, Cheng Su, Jimmy Zhang
Sports Chairs		Jing Wang, Xin Fu, Shichun Huang, Tie Liu
Web Service Chairs		Xiaowei Yang, Delin Shen
Web Publishing Chairs		Jin Qiu, Ruopeng Wang
Social Chairs		Hua Ru, Xiaojun Huang, Ying Lee, Jiangang Dou
Seminar Chairs		Yajun Fang, Yu Sui, Tao Qiu, Yong Zhu
Liaison Chairs		Tao Wang, Liangjun Chen
New Student Chair		Xiaolong Mou
Publicity Chairs		Yu Xiang, Xiang (Angela) Xian
Outing Chairs		Zhitao Cao, Weidong Jin

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

1997 - present, a PhD student of MIT-ERL.

I got my MS from WSU, Ohio in 1996 and my BS from Tsinghua University in 1992. I have been working for community services since middle school. Serving community is a good learning experience. I believe individuals can work together to make a better community, and in return, a better community can provide better life to individuals. Let's team up.

Having been studied in Tsinghua University, Smith College and MIT, I am an M.Eng. student in the Dept. of EECS. Beyond academics, I love all beauties in the world, like music, sports, outing and chatting. In particular, our life is beautiful no matter how frustrating it might be. Open ourselves to the beauties, forget about any stress or trouble at work, come have fun, and have a fabulous time together. When tomorrow comes, we will smile at our beautiful time today.

This is my third year at Operations Research Center. My bachelor's degrees were from Tsinghua University in Management Information Systems and Computer Science and Technology. I am interested in watching good movies and talk with people on interesting topics. I also enjoy jogging along Charles River very much.

I studied architecture at Tsinghua University School of Architecture, and later received a master's degree in Urban Planning & Design from the China Academy of Urban Planning and Design. Now I am a Ph.D. student in City Design and Development group. To me, every city has its "DNA", which is usually concentrated in the old areas. It is the DNA that records, inherits and determines a city's fate.

My dream is to make the world happy with friends. I studied in Tsinghua University and MIT. Traveling, literature and sports are my favorite. Have you experienced the feeling of flying?

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 :) ) .

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

Coming soon.

I personally like sports very much. Favorites include badminton, pingpong, volleyball, swimming, biking, boating, hiking, etc. Being sports chair of MIT CSSA in the academic year 1999-2000 and 2000-2001, I am willing to serve the MIT Chinese community and make more friends.

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

I am from Anhui, China, and graduated from Univ. of Sci. & Tech. of China (USTC) in 1998 with BS I have been a Ph.D candidate in EAPS at MIT since 1999.

The best defence is to attack.

Coming soon.

I am a graduate student of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I work in the Advanced Network Architecture(ANA) group in the Laboratory for Computer Science (LCS).

I received my Bachelor Degree in Department of Electronic Engineering from Tsinghua University, Beijing, China in 1996 and my Master Degree in EECS department at MIT in 1998.

I am a native of Hangzhou and graduated from Nanjing Univ 1997 before coming to MIT. I design and fabricate micro device for living In Mech-E dept. As a CSSA officer, I wish to have fun and contribute to the Chinese community here.

I am a second year graduate student from Nuclear Engineering Dep. of MIT and I will help design and maintain CSSA website.

--this is to have succeeded.

I am not there yet, but I am working hard on:

  To laugh often and much;
  To win the respect of intelligent people, and the affection of children;
  To earn the appreciation of honest critics, and endure the betrayal of false friends;
  To appreciate beauty;
  To find the best in others;
  To leave the world a little better;
  To know that even one life has breathed easier because you lived

--this is to have succeeded.

It's my pleasure to serve you.:)

I have been students at Huazhong U. of Science & Technology, Tsinghua U., UMASS Amherst before I joined MIT in 1997. I do cherish all those experiences and I hope we could work together to make MIT a beautiful place to stay ... ...

I got a B.S. in Engineering Physics from Tsinghua University, got two M.S.s in Nuclear Engineering and Computer Science from M.I.T, and currently a Ph.D. candidate in Nuclear Engineering. I love strategic games, like bridge, Chinese chess and computer games. Many sports games are my favorites, like pingpong and badminton. I love reading, music and outdoor activities as well.

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.

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 love sports. Soccer is part of my life. I like to meet friends, have a dinner and watch a movie together. I am always happy to have more friends and working for MIT-CSSA give me an opportunity to get to know YOU.

I spent both my undergraduate years (91-96) and graduate years (96-98) in Tsinghua University, majored in CS. I came to MIT in 98. Currently I am a graduate student in Lab for Computer Science, working on a cool topic -- speech recognition. I'd like to share my interests in outing and hi-tech stuff with friends, and serve our community towards a great life for all.

I love Boston after three years at MIT studying Chemical Engineering. Although MIT is a busy place, I would like to spend some time with students here exploring the vincinity of the beautiful Boston. I wanna be a "good" Boston guide after helping outing events with all the experienced precursors around here! :P

I came to MIT in 1999, after obtaining my master degree in Dept. of ChemE in Tsinghua Unicversity. Besides studying, I have a lot of hobbies, such as travelling, photography, reading, sports and surfing the web. Although occupied by research and personal interests almost all the time, I can feel now and then my strong need and desire to enjoy my happiness, success, and even failure, my passion, and my ambition with all of my friends, which are the main reasons motivating me to do some work in the new but yet prosperous MIT CSSA. To embarrass me most is that I don't have too much capabilities compared with other members, but one thing I'd like to mention, more or less proudly, is that it has been and I hope, will be a happy experience to work with me. Certainly you can know me more in future, but why not visit my homepage right now?