
Continuity in/and Change in Taiwan
“Good morning, misty mountains!” exclaimed my 5-year-old son as we walked to his kindergarten soon after our arrival in Hualien. Since then, that greeting has become part of our morning ritual. His middle name,

“Good morning, misty mountains!” exclaimed my 5-year-old son as we walked to his kindergarten soon after our arrival in Hualien. Since then, that greeting has become part of our morning ritual. His middle name,

Taiwanese folk religion, or Taiwanese Taoism, worships hundreds of gods. Most of these gods were imported from China, and if you look at their histories, you will find that long, long ago,

對於一個原汁原味臺灣在地成長的我而言,從求學到投身教職,50多年的生命時光都在臺灣這塊土地上度過;從來沒有想過有一天,我將遠渡重洋到海的另一端~美國,進行跨國研究,就此開啟人生篇章中一個意想不到卻具深刻體會的生活章節….

Swept up in the stresses of finishing my thesis, I holed myself up in an effort to minimize my social contact with the world. Taipei, however, had other plans.

My clearest memories of Taiwan involve enduring the hot and humid summers, engaging in fierce battles of Street Fighter at

A Reflection to Commemorate Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month. Before coming to Taiwan, I did not expect Taiwan to be where I would

The Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) seminar experience has meant more to me than I ever anticipated it could mean back when I was applying

My personal history is inherently international, as someone who had grown up in Germany and moved to the US first to study abroad and eventually

After waiting almost two years to travel to Taiwan to represent the University of South Florida as a Fulbright International Education Administrators (IEA) grant recipient,

Twenty-five of us were selected for this anticipated IEA Taiwan adventure. It was delayed a few years due to Covid but it was well worth