ACSSPU official website has been moved back to www.princeton.edu/~acsspu, to allow an extended readership in China.
Suggestions, questions, please email acsspu@princeton.edu
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Dear ACSSPU members and friends,
We are pleased to announce the new ACSSPU board members.
President
Mengjie Wang (Finance)
Vice President
Yue Tian (EE)
Siran Li (EE)
Tao Han (MAE)
Quzhao Hu (Economics) *Undergraduate
General Secretary
Xinxian Zheng (East Asian Studies)
Treasurer
Meng Zhang (EE)
Webmaster
Yunlai Zha (EE)
Social Chair
Yingzhe Hu (EE)
Xin Tong (ORFE)
Chin-Hsien Wang (EE)
Publicity Chair
Zheng Ke (ORFE)
Wen Wang (EE)
Shang Shang (EE)
Public Affair Chair
James Wang (CEE)
Tina Lee (Sociology)
Peiwen Xu (Economics) *Undergraduate
Recreation Chair
Tiance Wang (EE)
Shucheng Zhu (EE)
Sports Chair
Dan Li (CEE)
In the coming year, we will try our best to serve all the ACSSPU members and friends. If you have any suggestions or questions, please don’t hesitate to write to acsspu@princeton.edu. Thank you!
ACSSPU official website has been moved back to www.princeton.edu/~acsspu, to allow an extended readership in China.
Please keep track!
My name is Mengjie Wang (王梦洁) and I'm a Master in Finance student here at Princeton. I'm now applying for the presidential position of ACSSPU.
Throughout the past eight months of my time in Princeton, I've truly benefited a lot from ACSSPU, from the very first day's airport pickup, to the enjoyment of watching the movie "Jian Guo Da Ye" with many other students, further to the fall break trip to West Point. I've also luckily participated in planning many of ACSSPU events-Mid Autumn Festival Gala, Spring Festival Gala, etc. I’d say that ACSSPU is undoubtedly an integral part of my life here at Princeton—I’ve devoted a lot time in it, but the takeaways are much more: the precious friendship, wonderful teamwork experiences (which I mentioned almost every time during my summer intern interviews), as well as the great deal of happiness and the sense of accomplishment when we saw our efforts paying off.
However, running for the presidential position is never an easy decision. Having witnessed what kind of a life that our president Fei has been undergoing, I know clearly the amount of responsibilities attached to this position and all the sacrifices that one has to make. Knowing all of these, I found even stronger reasons for me to try. First and foremost is the confidence in the great team-to-be of the new ACSSPU board. Working with many of the first-year graduate students through the preparation for the two celebration shows, I was constantly amazed by their talents, creativities and all those sparkles of inspiration. Beyond that, they are all very dedicated and pleasant to work with, which are definitely crucial components of a successful team. So I believe no matter who would be the president, he or she would feel quite assured with the support from such a team. And the second reason is related to my own personality—I enjoy interacting with people and working in a teamwork environment. I believe firmly that happiness is only real when shared. So working with the wonderful colleagues in ACSSPU would be a great experience for me.
The ultimate goal of ACSSPU would be to serve all Chinese students and scholars at Princeton. Bearing this in mind, my future plan for the job, if me being selected, could not be clearer. Besides the traditional activities and events of ACSSPU, such as picking up new students from airport, organizing vacation trips, holding festival galas, and much more, ACSSPU would always try its best to meet whatever needs Chinese students and scholars may have and be the voice, in order to make our life at Princeton easier and better. For example, I am thinking of providing a platform to facilitate more communication and interactions among Chinese students and scholars on campus, between ACSSPU and other student groups in Princeton, and also between town and gown. Furthermore, as the representative of the Chinese, everything that ACSSPU does matters not only to the board members but also to every Chinese student and scholar here. So preserving its goodwill and increasing its professionalism would be of great value to everyone. These are just some preliminary and random thoughts, but I do hope to have the chance to perfect and implement them step by step.
No matter being selected or not, I would continuously try my best to contribute to ACSSPU. And I believe ACSSPU would always be the home away from home for all Chinese students and scholars at Princeton University!
Mengjie Wang
March 14th, 2010
Throughout the past eight months of my time in Princeton, I've truly benefited a lot from ACSSPU, from the very first day's airport pickup, to the enjoyment of watching the movie "Jian Guo Da Ye" with many other students, further to the fall break trip to West Point. I've also luckily participated in planning many of ACSSPU events-Mid Autumn Festival Gala, Spring Festival Gala, etc. I’d say that ACSSPU is undoubtedly an integral part of my life here at Princeton—I’ve devoted a lot time in it, but the takeaways are much more: the precious friendship, wonderful teamwork experiences (which I mentioned almost every time during my summer intern interviews), as well as the great deal of happiness and the sense of accomplishment when we saw our efforts paying off.
However, running for the presidential position is never an easy decision. Having witnessed what kind of a life that our president Fei has been undergoing, I know clearly the amount of responsibilities attached to this position and all the sacrifices that one has to make. Knowing all of these, I found even stronger reasons for me to try. First and foremost is the confidence in the great team-to-be of the new ACSSPU board. Working with many of the first-year graduate students through the preparation for the two celebration shows, I was constantly amazed by their talents, creativities and all those sparkles of inspiration. Beyond that, they are all very dedicated and pleasant to work with, which are definitely crucial components of a successful team. So I believe no matter who would be the president, he or she would feel quite assured with the support from such a team. And the second reason is related to my own personality—I enjoy interacting with people and working in a teamwork environment. I believe firmly that happiness is only real when shared. So working with the wonderful colleagues in ACSSPU would be a great experience for me.
The ultimate goal of ACSSPU would be to serve all Chinese students and scholars at Princeton. Bearing this in mind, my future plan for the job, if me being selected, could not be clearer. Besides the traditional activities and events of ACSSPU, such as picking up new students from airport, organizing vacation trips, holding festival galas, and much more, ACSSPU would always try its best to meet whatever needs Chinese students and scholars may have and be the voice, in order to make our life at Princeton easier and better. For example, I am thinking of providing a platform to facilitate more communication and interactions among Chinese students and scholars on campus, between ACSSPU and other student groups in Princeton, and also between town and gown. Furthermore, as the representative of the Chinese, everything that ACSSPU does matters not only to the board members but also to every Chinese student and scholar here. So preserving its goodwill and increasing its professionalism would be of great value to everyone. These are just some preliminary and random thoughts, but I do hope to have the chance to perfect and implement them step by step.
No matter being selected or not, I would continuously try my best to contribute to ACSSPU. And I believe ACSSPU would always be the home away from home for all Chinese students and scholars at Princeton University!
Mengjie Wang
March 14th, 2010
President Candidate:
Name: Mengjie Wang 王梦洁
Year Of Study: 2009-2011
Major: Master in Finance
Essay: http://acsspu.blogspot.com/2010/03/president-candidates-essay.htmlVideo:
Other Candidates:
Name: Quzhao Hu
Year of study: Undergrad'12
Major: Economics with Certificate Programs in Japanese Language and Culture & Finance.
Position Preferences: 1. Vice President
2. Treasurer
3. Secretary
Name: Yunlai Zha, Jerry
Year of study: 1st year Graduate Student
Major: Electrical Engineering
Position Preferences: 1. new students representative
2. publicity chair
3. Webmaster
Name: Yue Tian
Year of study: 1st-year GS
Major: Electrical Engineering
Position Preferences: 1. vice president; 2. social chair
Name: Siran Li
Year of Study: 1st-year GS
Major: Electrical Engineering
Position Preference: Social Chair
Name: Tao Han
Year of study: 1st-year GS
Major: Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Position Preferences: vice president
Name: Xinxian Zheng (Cynthia)
Year of study: 1st-year GS
Major: East Asian Studies
Position Preferences: 1. Social Chair 2. Publicity Chair
Name: James Wang
Year of study: 1st-year GS
Major: Environmental Engineering
Position Preferences: external relations chair
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