2007 Yearbook - Chinese Institute of Engineers ? USA

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2007
Yearbook
Dallas-Fort Worth * Greater New York * New Mexico
OCEESA * San Francisco * Seattle
2007 CIE-USA Yearbook
About
CIE-USA
Chinese Institute of Engineers, CIS-USA, is a professional non-profit and non-political
organization founded in1917 in New York by a group of talented and forward-looking Chinese
engineers who graduated from American colleges and worked in American railroads and other
various industries. On July 15, 1953 the United States Chapter was re-established as an
independent entity known as CIE-New York.
It was formally registered in the State of New
York in 1963 as CIE-New York, Inc., a nonprofit engineering organization. In 1977, the institute
was renamed as CIE-USA and its activities engaged members from all parts of the United States.
Chinese-American Engineers in the US have played a significant role in the rapid growth of
technology and communication throughout the United States. In order to coordinate the
engineering and scientific professional activities and organizations in the major metropolitan
regions in the US, the CIE-USA National Council was formed on November 8, 1986. The
CIE-USA National Council consists of 6 area chapters: the Greater New York Metropolitan Area,
San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Dallas/Fort Worth, New Mexico and OCEESA. The total
membership is around 10,000 nationwide.
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Our
National Council
Officers
Chairman:
Vice Chair:
2007-2008
Patrick Chang
Bernard Shung
Executive Secretary: Jack Chung Miao
Treasure:
An-Yu Kuo
Advisors:
Jiin Chen
Barry Lin
Francis Chang
Thomas Wu
Ed Chen
Y.C. Yang ( Lifetime )
Chapter Representatives:
Dallas-Fort Worth Chapter:
Patrick Chang
Julius Chiang
Hsing-Ying Lin
Jack Chung Miao
Faa-Ching Wang
Yi Zhao
Greater New York Chapter:
Chein-Chi Chang
Jonathan Chao
Allen C. Chen
Frank Cheng
Kuo-Kuang Hsu
Jun-Min Liu
New Mexico Chapter:
Alex Hsia
Wei Pan
George Wang
OCEESA Chapter:
Wei-Yin Chen
Clark C.K. Liu
Pao-Chiang Yuan
San Francisco Chapter:
Joe-Ming Cheng
David Fong
An-Yu Kuo
Barry Lin
Eric Pai
Bernard Shung
Seattle Chapter:
Michael Chang
Jiin Chen
James Lee
Don Lin
Ian Tien
David Wei
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AAEOY 2008 Executives:
Advisory Council:
Emmanuel N. Zulueta ( Chairman, Lockheed Martin )
Wayne Rustin ( IBM )
Dr. H. Eliot Fang ( Sandia National Laboratories )
Sylvester Mendoza ( Northrop Gruman Corporation )
Fanee Harrison ( The Boeing Company )
Thomas Ng ( General Electric Company )
CIE-USA Chairman and E-Week Co-Chair
Patrick Chang
Committee Chairman
Yi Zhao
Secretary
Jack Chung Miao
Award Ceremony
Julius Chiang
Evening Banquet & Post Party
Annie Hsu
Award Nominations & Sponsorship
Wei-Jen Lee
Treasurer
Monica Wang
Volunteer Focals
Shu Shen
Mei Lin
Theresa Nguyen
Daniel Wu
Jack Hwang
Cindy Yu
Jang-Shing Chiou
Ja-Yee Or
Grace Tyler
2008 AAEOY Award
2008 AAEOY Award recipients at the Award Banquet:
1st row ( from left to right ): Dr. Venu Menon (Texas Instruments); Dr. Yi Zhao (2008 AAEOY
Chairman); Ms. Kay K. Kapoor (Lockheed Martin); Dr. Paul C.W. Chu (President, the Hong
Kong University of Science and Technology; Recipient for Lifetime achievement Award); Ms.
Hye-Young McCreary (IBM); Dr. Sudhakar K. Rao (Lockheed Martin).
2nd row (from left to right): Dr. Bo Chen (BP, Naperville); Mr. Clayton K.S. Kau (Northrop
Grumman); Mr. David R. Shieh (Boeing).
3rd row (from left to right): Dr. Hong-Jiang Zhang (Microsoft); Dr. Gururaj Rao (IBM); Mr.
Aaron K. Oki (Northrop Grumman); Dr. Chuantao Wang (General Motors).
4th row (from left to right): Mr. Sanjeev Venkatesan (Raytheon); Mr. Patrick Chang (Chairman
of CIE-USA and Co-Chair E-Week 2008); Dr. Sivaramakichenane Somasegar (Microsoft); Mr.
Paul D. Nuyen (Boeing); Mr. Snehal Patel (Boeing).
AAEOY 2008 Award Event
The AAEOY award is presented each year as part of the US National Engineers Week to honor
outstanding Asian American engineers in academia, public service, and industries. It provides an
unique national platform to recognize Asian American role models for their accomplishment and
increase the awareness of Asian Americans’ contribution to the society. Because of the
commitment to diversity and innovation, this event has been very well received nationwide by
corporate, community, and academic. Since this year CIE-USA is the co-host of 2008 E-Week
with IBM, the AAEOY event has been one of the focal points among all E-Week events.
The 2008 AAEOY was hosted by CIE-DFW chapter on March 1st, 2008 at Richardson, TX.
This was the 7th AAEOY Award and returned to its origin, DFW chapter, as the beginning of the
second generation. The whole event has been divided into 5 different stages with special focal
within each stage:
1) The first part started with Awardee dinner hosted by Lockheed Martin after the Lockheed
Martin DFW Aeronautics tour on Friday afternoon, February 28th. Mr. Emmanuel
Zulueta from Lockheed Martin received a special award from AAEOY Chairman, Yi
Zhao, for his support to this event. Many awardees enjoyed both the tour and the dinner
as the pre-award event being kicked off.
2) On the morning of the event date, March 1st, DFW chapter hosted a Dallas city tour for
the Awardees and their family members.
3) A Special VIP reception sponsored by Northrop Grumman was hosted prior to the Award
Banquet. More than 200 special guests joined this delicately arranged reception.
4) Award Banquet was the focal point of the whole event. 16 awardees along with their
families and the Keynote Speaker, Mr. Ralph Heath, Executive Vice President,
Aeronautics of Lockheed Martin Corporation, are among the 600 guests enjoyed a special
night with warm and upbeat atmosphere. There’re many touching moments while the
Awardees gave their speeches after receiving the award; their accomplishment within
their career and the contribution to the society are far beyond this award can represent.
5) The first time ever post-Award entertainment, the Casino Night, was hosted to extend the
enjoyment and hospitality provided by the host chapter. The relaxed and joyful
arrangement has marked a perfect completion for this exciting event.
The 2008 AAEOY event had received strong support from government, corporate, academic and
community sectors. The special messages from President George W. Bush and Secretary of
Labor, Ms. Elaine Chao were among many others to support this meaningful gathering. Our
national sponsors included Boeing, IBM, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Northrop Grumman, BP,
Raytheon, GM, Symmetricom, Texas Instruments, EDS, Fluor, and Sandia National Laboratories.
Mr. Ralph D. Heath, Executive Vice President, Aeronautics of Lockheed Martin Corporation,
delivered Keynote speech during the award banquet.
The most prominent Lifetime Achievement award was presented to Dr. Paul C. W. Chu, the
President of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, for not only his pioneer works in
the arena of basic and applied research of high temperature superconductivity but also his
leadership and contribution to the modern education. Mr. Sanjiv Sidhu, Founder of i2
Technology, was another recipient for the Lifetime Achievement Award. He was not able to
receive the award at the banquet but had sent a message to thank CIE-USA for such honor.
Asian American Engineer of the Year was also awarded to 15 distinguished corporate leaders,
engineers and scientist. They are Dr. Bo Chen (BP, Naperville), Ms. Kay K. Kapoor (Lockheed
Martin), Mr. Clayton K. S. Kau (Northrop Grumman), Ms. Hye-Young McCreary (IBM), Dr.
Venu Mennon (Texas Instruments), Mr. Paul D. Nuyen (Boeing), Mr. Aaron K. Oki (Northrop
Grumman), Mr. Snehal R. Patel (Boeing), Dr. Gururaj Rao (IBM), Dr. Sudhakar K. Rao
(Lockheed Martin), Mr. David R. Shieh (Boeing), Dr. Sivaramakichenane Somasegar
(Microsoft), Mr. Sanjeev Venkatesan (Raytheon), Dr. Chuantao Wang (GM), and Dr.
Hong-Jiang Zhang (Microsoft).
Since the event and its program presentation has been redesigned to promote the image and its
value towards diversity, the success of the event has been overwhelming congratulated among
the sponsors, awardees, communities, and volunteers. This 2008 AAEOY event and its activities
has marked a very special milestone in celebrating the contribution by these outstanding Asian
Americans leaders; the dedication and restless effort offered by the CIE-USA had also earned
continued support from the participants all over the industries.
Awardee Dinner
Mr. Emmanuel Zulueta happily accepted a special award presented
by Dr. Yi Zhao, AAEOY Chairman, for his contribution and support
to this event.
Award Recipients, CIE-DFW hosts, and Lockheed Martin
Management teams enjoyed the dinner gathering.
Dr. Qing Zhao (CIE-DFW 2008 Convention Chair), Ms. Annie Hsu
(AAEOY Banquet Chair) chat with Award Recipient Dr. Bo Chen
and Dr. Chuantao Wang.
Award Recipient Dr. Gururaj Rao, Mr. Paul Nuyen, families and
friends.
Dallas Tour
Group picture was taken at the Dallas downtown.
Group picture was taken outside of Downtown Dallas.
Group picture was taken at the American Airline
Center where both Dallas Mavericks and Stars
play here.
Award Recipient Dr. Bo Chen, Mr. Paul Nuyen, Mr. Snehal Patel,
and friends enjoyed the tour.
VIP Reception
Award Recipient Kay K. Kapoor, Keynote speaker Mr/Mrs. Ralph D. Heath
and Lockheed Martin executives.
CIE-DFW NC member Dr. Faa-Ching Wang associated with Award
Recipient Dr. Chuantao Wang and his wife.
Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient Dr. Paul Chu had nice
conversation with another Award Recipient Dr. Hong-Jiang Zhang.
Award Recipients Mr. Snehal R. Patel and Dr. Sudhakar K. Rao had
A good time meeting each other at the VIP reception.
Yuphoric Productions provided elegant music for the reception.
CIE-USA NC representatives enjoyed this pleasant gathering.
Award Banquet
DFW Four Season Choir performed Nathional Anthem to kick off the
Award Banquet.
Dr. Yi Zhao, 2008 AAEOY Chairman, delivered the welcome speech.
Mr. Patrick Chang, CIE-USA Chair and E-Week Co-Chair, sent
welcome message on behalf of CIE-USA organization.
Mr. Emmanuel Zulueta, Vice President of Lockheed Martin Space
System, introduced the Keynote Speaker Mr. Ralph D. Heath.
Mr. Ralph D. Heath, Executive Vice President, Aeronautics, Lockheed
Martin Corporation, delivered keynote speech.
Ms. Sylvia Komatsu, Sr. VP of KERA broadcasting, volunteered
for the MC at the banquet. Her elegant and delightful performance
had gained a huge success for this event.
Dr. Bo Chen (Bp, Naperville) (center), received her award.
Award Recipient Ms. Kay K. Kapoor (Lockheed Martin) delivered
acceptance speech after the award presentation. She thanked the
management team in Lockheed Martin gave her the opportunities
to advance her career in the company.
Award Recipient Mr. Clayton K.S. Kau (Northrop Grumman)
delivered humorous acceptance speech.
Award Recipient Ms. Hye-Young McCreary (IBM) accepted award
from another IBMer Mr. Patrick Chang, Chairman of CIE-USA.
Dr. Venu Menon (Texas Instruments) thanked his wife and family
supported him during his career in Texas Instruments. He delivered
a rather touching acceptance speech.
Mr. Paul D. Nuyen (Boeing) accepted his award and also thanked
his family for giving him the support. He addressed the importance
of diversity in a company in which he had gained his success for his
career.
Mr. Aaron K. Oki (Northrop Grumman) accepted the award and thanked
his company for nominating him for this special award.
Mr. Snehal R. Patel (Boeing) gave award acceptance speech.
Dr. Gururaj Rao (IBM) accepted the award from Mr. Patrick Chang, the
Chairman of CIE-USA and Co-Chair E-Week.
Dr. Sudhakar K. Rao (Lockheed Martin) accepted the award from
Mr. Patrick Chang, Chairman of CIE-USA and Co-Chair E-Week.
Mr. David R. Shieh (Boeing) accepted his award.
During the acceptance speech, Dr. Sivaramakichenane Somasegar
(Microsoft) thanked his family for their support. He also thanked
CIE-USA for the opportunity and privilege to receive this award.
Belong to one of the companies that is local to Dallas, the Award
Recipient Mr. Sanjeev Venkatesan of Raytheon thanked to CIE-USA
for this special award.
Dr. Chuantao Wang (General Motors) accepted his award. Accompanied
by his wife, Dr. Wang enjoyed his stay at Dallas for a life time memory.
Dr. Hong-Jiang Zhang (Microsoft) came to Dallas from China to accept
this award.
Dr. David Daniel, President of University of Texas at Dallas, introduced
Lifetime Achievement Award winner - Dr. Paul C. W. Chu.
The special Lifetime Achievement Award was presented by Mr. Patrick
Chang, Chairman of CIE-USA, to Dr. Paul C.W. Chu, President of the
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
Dr. Paul C.W. Chu made a memorable acceptance speech for his
Lifetime Achievement Award after the warm standing ovation
from more than 600 audiences in the banquet.
Mr. Patrick Chang and 2008 AAEOY team finalized the AAEOY
event and transferred the event seal to the 2009 AAEOY team –
CIE San Francisco Chapter.
One of the most successful AAEOY events concluded with many enjoyable
surprises to the Award Recipients and the special guests. The VIP
Reception, the Awardees Banner, the red carpet, the newly designed
stage, the Award entertainment, the ‘Star War’ style opening sequence,
and the post-banquet ‘Casino Night’ are all part of the effort devoted to this
excellent event. The positive responses and feedbacks from the award recipients
and corporate sponsors after the award ceremony were extremely rewarding.
Post Banquet – Casino Night
Left to right, Annie Hsu, Jia-Yee Or, and Cindy Yu coordinated and
hosted the first AAEOY post-banquet ‘Casino Night’.
Guests were so ‘concentrated’ and ‘dedicated’ to the fun games.
Award recipient Ms. Hye-Young McCreary and husband enjoyed
another round of black jack.
Thanks from the AAEOY Core Team
More than a year’s planning and hard work, the 2008 AAEOY core
team can finally enjoy some ‘long’ weekends. From left to right:
Front - Jack Miao, Daniel Wu, Theresa Nguyen, Sue Shen, Yi Zhao,
Grace Tyler, Monica Wang.
Back - Patrick Chang, Wei-Jen Lee, Annie Hsu, Julius Chiang,
Cindy Yu.
CIE/USA-DFW Chapter
Chairman of the Board
Patrick Chang
Officers
President
Julius Chiang
VP-Executive
Qing Zhao
VP-Secretary
Hao Chang
VP-Treasurer
VP-Public Relations
Hanxing Shi
Ming Fang
VP-Youth Programs Grace Tyler
Board of Directors
Patrick Chang
Hao Chang
Julius Chiang
Ming Chiang
Meimei DiGennaro
Charlotte Lin
Hsin-Ying Lin
Jack Miao
Cherie Sung
YingSheng Tung
Thomas Wu
Yi Zhao
Advisory Council
Da Hsuan Feng
Roger Hung
Joe Jeng
Andrew Lin
Tsen Hwang Lin
Keh-Shew Lu
Sue Shen
Faa-Ching Wang
2007 CIE/USA Yearbook
Jason Yeh
National Council Representatives
Patrick Chang
Julius Chiang
Hsin-Ying Lin
Jack Miao
Faa-Ching Wang
Yi Zhao
2007 Fiscal Year Activities
CIE Night
On February 24, 2007, the CIE/USA-DFW Chapter celebrated the New Year of the Golden Pig
with its members, families, and friends at Caravelle Restaurant in Richardson, Texas. Over 300
guests attended this dinner banquet.
Ms. Min Fang and Mr. Kevin Marvin, as mistress and master of the ceremony, kicked off the
celebration with a brief introduction of CIE history & mission. Mr. Patrick Chang, Chairman of
the Board, CIE/USA-DFW, followed with opening remarks. He summarized CIE/DFW chapter’s
achievements in Year 2006 and recognized contributions from key officers, board members and
volunteers. Then, Dr. Hsin-Ying Lin, former President of CIE/USA-DFW introduced 2007
CIE/USA-DFW officers and highlighted major upcoming events.
The evening was filled with laughter and joy. CIE Night marked not only the beginning of the
New Year, but also a transition from the old to the new CIE/DFW chapter officer teams.
Key officers, board members, and volunteers
were recognized.
CIE/USA-DFW Chapter officer team for 2007.
Technical Seminars
DFW Chapter has offered many technical seminars in Biotechnology, Microelectronics,
Telecommunication, Information Technology and Business Management. These seminars not
only bring forth the most up-to-date technology to benefit the members of the CIE organization,
but also provide opportunities for communication and career development for the general public.
DFW President, Mr. Julius Chiang (right), and
Telecomm director Dr. Yi Song (left) presenting a
plaque to Dr. Chi-Ming Chang (center) in the
Telecomm seminar.
Audience at the Business seminar hosted by the Business
Committee.
Annual Convention
The theme of 2007’s convention was ‘Innovation and Collaboration Are the Future’. Mr. Ron
Rittenmeyer, President and COO of EDS was the evening banquet keynote speaker, and Mr.
Gene Frantz, Principal Fellow of Texas Instruments, was the opening keynote speaker. The CIEDFW Convention Planning Committee put together an excellent program for the afternoon
technical parallel sessions and panel discussion. There’re more than 500 guests from the
national and local corporate sponsors, community leaders, local Universities, and CIE-DFW
chapter members celerbrated this major event. Among the special guests, there’re four
prominent metropolitan majors elso supported our convention – Major of Dallas, Major of Plano,
Major of Addison, and Major of Richardson.
Mr. Ron Rittenmeyer, President and COO of EDS, delivered
Keynote speech.
Left to right, Ms. Meimei DiGennaro (Convention Chair, CIE-DFW),
Mr. Ron Rittenmeyer (President and COO, EDS), Mr. Patrick Chang
(Chairman, CIE-DFW), Mr. Julius Chiang (President, CIE-DFW).
Newly elected Board members and officers.
2007 Young Achiever Award winners.
Youth Program
DFW chapter hosted and sponsored many Youth Program events. In 2007, we have sponsored
Youth English Speech contest, Youth Chinese Speech contest, Junior Leadership Seminar,
English Writing contest, Chinese Youth Camp, Chinese Youth Club, and the annual MathComp
and MathFun event.
The Flagship program MathComp/Math is a special annual youth program held by DFW chapter.
The 2007 event was held in mid-May at the Collin County Community College. The goal of
the competition is to stimulate school children’s interest in mathematics and to enhance their
skills in problem solving. While students were taking the written test, their parents attended a
parenting seminar offered by the DFW chapter.
Over 80 volunteers at the MathComp/MathFun Event.
Over 300 students enjoyed the MathFun games.
Over 700 participants at the award ceremony.
MathFun Chest game.
LAMP – Leadership Assessment and Mentoring Program
The objective of this program is to aid Asian American in achieving their leadership potential in
work and community affairs. On September 8th, CIE-DFW partnering with Raytheon hosted the
7th LAMP seminar titled ‘Mission Possible – A Covert Guide to Career Success’ featured 5
diverse speakers from Raytheon, Texas A&M University, United States Air Force, and SMU.
More than 80 young professionals attended this seminar; it was another very successful event.
CIE/USA-Greater New York Chapter (CIE/USA-GNYC)
Officers
President
Chein-Chi Chang
Vice President
Jonathan H. Chao
Secretary
Treasurer
Shuai (Shawn) Shen
Jun-Min Liu
Board of Directors
Chein-Chi Chang
Li-Fung Chang
Jonathan Chao
Kuo-Ann Chiao
Frank Cheng
Joyce Qi Huang
Xin He
Charlie Liu
Jun-Min Liu
Shuai (Shawn) Shen
Fred Yan
Chein-Chi Chang
Jonathan Chao
Allen C. Chen
Frank Cheng
Kuo-Kuang Hsu
Jun-Min Liu
2007 Year Activities
There were several major events for the CIE/USA-GNYC chapter in the CIE fiscal year 2007.
1. Student Chapters Workshops
GNYC has established five students chapters (Princeton University, Johns Hopkins University,
Rutgers University Steven Institute of Technology, and Polytechnic University). In 2007, GNYC
sponsored two career development workshops for Johns Hopkins University and Rutgers
University. The workshop was held on each campus respectively. Members of CIE/USA-GNYC
were eager to share their life experience with these graduating students. During the workshop,
the audience brought up many good questions which trigger valuable interactive discussions.
Everyone had a great deal of take-home messages from the workshop.
2. GNYC Annual Picnic
On August 18, 2007, GNYC held the 2007 annual picnic at New Brunswick Johnson
Park, New Jersey. There
were more than 150
attending this event on a
late sunny summer day.
With the funding from IBM,
GNYC was able to sponsor
two networking meetings
with GNYC student
chapters leadres and second
gerentations of GNYC
members. It was a successful and enjoyable event.
3. CIE 90-year Celebration Convention
The biggest event for the CIE/USA-GNYC chapter in 2007 was the CIE 90-year celebration
convention on November 10, 2007. CIE was established in 1917. CIE is the oldest Chinese
American engineers association in the North America. During this convention, GNYC hosted a
full day of programs celebrating CIE’s 90-year anniversary. The day was filled with interactive
programs such as plenary session and several parallel sessions in IT Application, Wireless
Networks, Biomedicine, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Data Networks, System on Chips,
Bioengineering, and Financial Services, and Forum on Technology and Management Trends for
High Productivity and Prosperity. In the evening banquet, GNYC presented several awards such
as Student Scholarship Award, Student Poster Awards, 90-Year Special Awards, CIE
Distinguised Achievement Award, and CIE Institute Service Award. The keynote speech for the
award banquet was delivered by Dr. James Wei, Emeritus Dean of Engineering and Applied
Science, Princeton University. The diverse entertainment of the evening earned many applauses.
It was a huge success for this great memorable event.
The picture shown below is the group photo of CIE awardees and GNYC officers.
CIE/USA-NM Chapter
FY 2007 Officers & Board
President
George T. Wang ([email protected])
VP-Executive
I-Ming Chen
VP-Treasurer
VP-Secretary
Huining Kang
Alex Hsia
Board Members
Yung-Sung Cheng
Cole Shaw
Ken Chen
Yiyang Zhou
Martin Chen
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2007 Annual General Meeting – May 12, 2007
o Young Student awards were handed out to 2 high school students (Cynthia Chen
and Sining Zhou) and 2 middle students (Melissa Fang and Megan Shyr).
o Guest speakers were Marlene Brown, “Introduction to Photovoltaics,” and Ken
Chen, “Meeting the Energy Challenge: Hydrogen and Its Utilization via Fuel
Cells, and Other Alternative Fuels.”
o The new board and officers were elected for FY07.
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The Annual ACES-NM BBQ was held on Sept. 15, 2007 and enjoyed very good
attendance.
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Winter Seminar was held Dec. 8, 2007, with guest speaker Bruce Held, Chief of
Counterintelligence at Sandia National Laboratories, speaking on “Espionage in New
Mexico.”
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2008 Annual General Meeting – April 19, 2008
o Young Student awards were handed out to 2 high school students (David Liou and
Tony Huang) and 2 middle students (Kevin Liou and Jason Liou).
o The special guest speaker was Mr. Sidney Lu, Officer of the Science &
Technology Division of the Taipei Economic & Cultural Office (TECO) in Los
Angeles, who spoke on programs on scholarship, internship, and research
opportunities in Taiwan. Mr. Ivan Chen, the Director or TECO in L.A., also said
a few words.
Mr. Lu and Mr. Chen also invited some NM-ACES officers and
board members for dinner at a local Chinese restaurant.
o The new board and officers were elected for FY08.
General meeting – April 2008. From left to right: Ken Chen, Huining Kang, Ivan Chen (TECO), George
Wang, Sidney Lu (TECO), Iming Chen, Yung Sung Cheng.
Annual NM-ACES BBQ – Sept. 2007.
CIE/USA- OCEESA Chapter
Officers
President Dr. Pao-Chiang Yuan 袁保強
Vice President Dr. Clark Chen-Kun Liu 劉成均
Secretary/ Treasurer Dr. Wei-Yin Chen 陳惟寅
Ex-Officio: Dr. Francis Hun-I Chang 張恆一
Board of Directors
Permanent Executive Director: Dr. Yung-Tse Hung 洪永哲
Assistant Executive Director: Dr. Howard H. Lo 羅鴻鑫
Dr. Shoou-Yuh Chang 張守玉
Dr. Lee-Hua Miaw 繆麗華
Director (2007)
Dr. Zhongli Pan 潘忠礼
Directors (2007-2008)
Dr. Wei-Ping Pan 潘偉平
Dr. David T. Shaw 蕭台戈
Dr. John Jian Wang 王坚
Advisors
Dr. Yung-Sung Cheng 鄭永松 Mr. Anmin Liu 劉安民 Dr. Wen-Chi Ku 谷文琦
Dr. Robert Chang-Chun Lao 勞長春 Dr. Don Tsye-Lang Tang 唐次朗
Dr. Rubin Yu 禹如斌 Dr. Lawrence Kong-Pu Wang 王抗曝
Mr. Edward T. Chen 陳天生
Dr. Wei-Yin Chen 陳惟寅
Dr. Clark Chen-Kun Liu 劉成均
Mr. Pao-Chiang Yuan 袁保強
a) 2007 Asian American Engineer of the Year Award (AAEOY), March 31, 2007, Washington, D.C
.
b) The 11th Mainland-Taiwan Environmental Protection Academic Conference (MTEPC), June 8-10, 2007,
Harbin, China
The 11th Mainland Taiwan Environmental Protection Conference was held on June 8-10
at Harbin, China. We have 14 OCEESA members participated the meeting include wife
and friends around 30. Dr. Clark Liu represented OCEESA presented the paper title “ Water and
Wastewater Engineering in 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities”. He did
excellent job. OCEESA Award Committee Chairman, Dr. Rubin Yu announce
the “Ten Best Paper Award” recipients and given by Drs. Anmin Liu and Shou –Yu
Chang.
CIE/USA-SF Chapter
Eric Pai
Officers
President
Bernard Shung
Vice President
An-Yu Kuo
Secretary
Larry Wang
Treasurer
Communication
Wen Wang
David Fong
Public Relations
Barry Lin
Web Master
Louis Liu
Board of Directors
Eric Pai
Bernard Shung
An-Yu Kuo
Larry Wang
Wen Wang
David Fong
Barry Lin
Su-Syin Chou
Joe-Ming Cheng
Richard Yao
John Xie
David Chen
Pat Diao
Cesar Ho
Fred Hsia
Patrick Lam
Liang Lee
Louis Liu
Tony Liu
Advisory Council
Jen-Chang Chou
Min-Gee Hsia
Ta-Lin Hsu
Paul Huang
Lester Lee
Jung Lin
Gerry Liu
Soung-Nan Liu
Bill Sun
Kuei-Wu Tsai
Andrew Wang
Stanley Wang
Yue-Chyou Yang
Ed Yang
Hong-Chiu Chen
Ed Teng
Ray Chen
Margaret Hsu
Belle Wei
David Fong
Barry Lin
Eric Pai
An-Yu Kuo
Joe-Ming Cheng
Bernard Shung
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Spring Retreat at Bilmore Hotel
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Short courses on “Analog IC Design” – total 9 courses over 3 weekends, held in San Jose
State University (see photos below)
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Summer Retreat at Quilan Center
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“HiRecruit” – San Jose Jobfair coordination
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Short courses on “Packaging Design” – total 4 courses over 4 weekends, held in San Jose
State University
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Winter Conference and CIE 90th-anniversary celebration (see photos below)
John Pierce of Cadence giving a lecture at 2007 Short Courses on “Analog IC Design”
CIE-SF BOD member Simon Ma giving a plaque to Ms. Shuqing Jing of National
Semiconductor to thank her for her lecture at “Analog IC Design” short course
Prof. Chenming Hu of University of California, Berkeley giving a keynote speech at
CIE-90th-anniversary 2008 Winter Conference
Dr. Peter Wang was recognized as recipient of CIE Technology and Humanities Award
during 2008 Winter Conference
CIE/USA-Seattle Chapter
James Lee (李適中)
Officers
President
Michael Chang (張彌弘)
Vice President
David Wei (魏早鋒)
Vice President
Vice President
Ian Tien (田尊衍)
Robin Lin (林建谷)
Secretary
Robert Wang (王慶輝)
Treasurer
Eric Chen (陳富坤)
Board of Directors
Shiang-Yu Lee (李
李湘渝)
James Lee (李
李適中)
Xian Yang (楊霄)
HF Lee (李
李熊飛)
Alex Lin (林志學)
Don Lin (林棟樑)
Robin Lin (林建谷)
Ta-Win Lin (林大文)
Philip Yu (尤齊書)
Robert Wang (王慶輝)
Kai Wang (王愷)
James Lee (李
李適中)
Don Lin (林棟樑)
Ian Tien (田尊衍)
Jiin Chen (陳錦江)
CIE/USA-Seattle chapter was founded over 40 years ago, in 1961. In the past decade, we have
expanded the organization’s membership base to cover not only Chinese engineers, but also
Asian scientists in all fields. Major events for the CIE/USA-SEA chapter in the CIE fiscal year 2006
were:
CIE/USA-SEA members were
in 2007 summer picnic at
Sammamish state park. Event
was jointly hosted by
CIE-SEA, Chinese Women
Association, National Taiwan
University Alumni Association
and National Cheng-Kung
Sponsored 2007
NCACLS youth
leadership camp.
Director of Culture
Center of Taipei
Economic and
Cultural Office in
Seattle Andrew Lin
(3rd from the right)
and CIE/USA
Seattle board
members
2007 Recipient of CIE Seattle’s
2008 Luminary Award for
Outstanding Leadership, Dr.
Harry Shum (right), Corp. VP.
Microsoft and Michael Chang,
President of CIE Seattle chapter
2007 APA Scholarship Awards
winners, James Lee (left, CIE
Seattle chairman of the board) and
Dongliang Lin (right, Chairperson
of 2007 APA Scholarship award)
Panel Discussion: Turning Ideas
into Successful Business in
technical seminar session of 2007
Annual Convention
2007 Youth Math & Science
Contest Award winners and
Director Andrew Lin (left) of the
Culture Center of Taiwan
Economic and Culture Center in
Seattle, Michael Chang (right,
President of CIE Seattle 2007)
2007 APA Youth Math & Science contest
2007 Paper airplane flying
contest in 2007 APA Youth
Math & Science Contest,
Philip Yu (in pink shirt,
Chairperson of the
program)
METS 2008
Forty-three years ago, in 1964, then President of the Chinese Institute of Engineers (CIE) Mr.
Lee Kuo-Ting, and then Secretary General of CIE Mr. Fei Hua, were contemplating ways for
tapping into the pool of talented Chinese-American engineering and technology professionals to
draw their knowledge and experience in order to help Taiwan advance its industry. They asked
the Chinese Institute of Engineers/USA for help. After an intensive planning of period, the first
Modern Engineering and Technology Conference (or METS) was held in Taipei in 1966. Since
then, METS has been held once every two years here and has played a major role in promoting
technology excahnge among high tech professionals in the US, Taiwan. It fostered major
technology development projects and contributed significantly to the transition of Taiwan from
an agriculture society to an industrialized society.
In 1969, the president of CIE Mr. Sun Yun-Hsuan, led the effort in organizing the 3rd METS.
From that point and on he became the champion for METS. In the next 34 years, Mr. Sun was
synonymous with METS. He even established the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
to carry out the tasks of technology developments suggested by experts in METS. For all experts
involved in METS, Mr. Sun has always been our elder and mentor.
1970 METS Group Picture with Premier Yen, Jia-Gan
In 2008, the 22nd METS will be held in Taiwan again. The US organizing committee include:
Chairman, Dr. Barry Lin (SFB Chapter), Vice Chairman, Mr. Thomas Wu (DFW Chapter),
Administrator, Dr. Jiin Chen (Seattle Chapter), Executive Secretary, Dr. Yung-sung Cheng (New
Mexico Chapter), Advisor, Dr. David Fong (SFB Chapter), and Advisor, Dr. Tim Chen (GNY
Chapter). We wish that will bring about another momentum to the growth of Taiwan in the 21st
century.
1966 METS Group Picture with Premier Yen, Jia-gan
Premier Sun, Yun-Hsuan greeted 1970 METS US speakers at the Airport
r
Minister Lee, Kuo- Ting and Vice premier Chiang, Jing-Kuo attended 1970 METS
2006 METS US committee members presented report to Premier Su, Jen-chan
SATEC 2009
Preparation for 2007 and 2009
The organizing committee of the eighth SATEC (Sino-American Technology and
Engineering Conference) 2009 was elected by the National Council in April 2007 as the
following – Chair: Dr. Kuo-Kuang Hsu (Greater New York Chapter), Vice-Chair: Dr. David Fong
(San Francisco Chapter) and Administrator: Dr. James Lee (Seattle Chapter). Dr. Hsu
immediately appointed Dr. Allen Chan (Greater New York Chapter) as the Executive Secretary.
The organizing committee was thus formed with two advisors Dr. Ray Chen and Dr. Wen Lin,
who served as chair for the previous two conferences.
The Organizing Committee Chair, Executive Secretary and Advisor Wen Lin met with
their China counterpart in September of 2007 in the first US-China joint meeting and decided the
Eighth SATEC to be held in the spring of 2009. The partnership with ASME (American
Society of Mechanical Engineers) and Chinese Engineering Academy remained.
The entire US organizing committee went to Beijing in July 2008 to hold the second joint
meeting.
The meeting decided that the Conference would be shortened from ten days to one
week and timing would be the last week of May 2009. The China organizing committee
proposed the following technical sessions: Information Technology, Environmental Protection
and Advanced Manufacturing.
In October 2008, delegates from Bureau of Foreign Experts came to New York and met
with Dr. Kuo-Kuang Hsu, Dr. Allen Chen and Dr. Wen Lin of the Organizing committee in the
East Coast. In the meeting, the Chinese delegates reported progress. The Environmental
Protection Session would be supported by the Hebei Provincial government with focus on sulfur
removal of sintering plat of an iron mill and reuse of water from dry coking plant. Information
Technology session would be supported by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
and would be composed of two sub-sessions: Software and Modern Information Services. The
Ministry of Science and Technology would support two sessions: Biomedical Technology and
Advanced Manufacturing. As in 2006 SATEC, the Advanced Manufacturing session would be
co-sponsored by ASME. During the meeting The US and Chinese Organizing Committees
decided the Eighth SATEC would be held from May 25 to May 31 of 2009.
The meeting also
decided January 12 of 2009 as the next joint meeting between USA and China. In this meeting,
session chairs of both sides would attend marking close work relationship.

2007 Yearbook - Chinese Institute of Engineers ? USA

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