Source: Huaxia Jingwei.com
The outgoing president of National Taiwan University Guan Zhongmin also recently revealed his next move. (Taiwan's "China News Network" file photo)
According to National Taiwan University President Guan Zhongmin will step down on January 7 next year, December 24, the day before Christmas, was the last time he presided over the school affairs meeting. During the meeting, he reported a summary of his political performance and mentioned that after the handover, he would not leave National Taiwan University, but would return to the Department of Finance and Economics to continue teaching, and continue to pay attention to the issue of university autonomy.
Guan Zhongmin said that in recent years, National Taiwan University has made great efforts to develop into an open university and launched a field expertise module. As of last semester, 23% of students on campus had obtained field expertise certificates. At the same time, in order to attract elites from inside and outside the island to register, the "Fu Zhong Scholarship" was also established during his tenure, and each person can receive an award of 200,000 (New Taiwan Dollars, the same below) every year. The "Hope Scholarship" was also newly established, and each person can receive a scholarship of 60,000 to 100,000 yuan each year.
Guan Zhongmin said that after retiring as president of National Taiwan University, he will stay on campus and return to the Department of Finance and Economics to continue teaching, while continuing to pay attention to the issue of university autonomy.
Chen Wenwen, the new president of National Taiwan University, will take over on January 8 next year. The post of vice president will be renewed by Chang Shang-chun, the convener of the command center team and the chief epidemic prevention adviser to the head of the administrative agency of the Taiwan authorities. Dean Shitong Ding, who is responsible for external explanations on Lin Zhijian's paper, will also be promoted to vice president and join Chen Wenwen's team operations. (Source: Taiwan's "China News Network")
