Professor Ching-Yi Tien: Nurturing Voices Through Media and Language In the noisy hallway, Professor Tien walked down, balancing a stack of A1 papers and crayons with effortless grace. At the classroom door, students welcomed her with excitement, buzzing with curiosity about the day’s activity. With her usual cup of coffee

Professor Róbert Kiss: The Hungarian Brochures And Taiwanese Mochi In a room piled high with papers, books, and souvenirs, Professor Róbert Kiss sat in the same chair he had occupied for nine years. When we arrived, his office door was wide open. He paused from writing in his planner to

Professor Behzad Foroughi: Marketing for a Better World Stepping into a person’s room tells you more than a conversation ever could. After five years at I-Shou University, you might expect Professor Behzad Foroughi’s workspace to be overflowing with papers. Instead, you find clear shelves and quiet order. This minimalist mirrors