FAQs

What is CBPA's Taiwan Program?

Taiwan Program is an initiative of the College of Business and Public Administration to establish and support linkages between alumni, current students, and community, to recruit Taiwanese students to CBPA and particularly to the MBA program, to expand formal relationships between CBPA and appropriate universities in Taiwan, and to develop opportunities for student, faculty, and executive exchanges.   The Program is made possible with the support of Dr. Kuan-Cheng Chen.    

What are the benefits for becoming involved in the Program?

Networking and Employment Opportunities: Taiwan Program has close networking relationship between Taiwanese business leaders and Taiwanese students and alumni. The Program will provides assistance to business leaders seeking quality employees and students and alumni who looking for career opportunities. 

Are there other college campuses that have a Taiwan Program?

CBPA is the only college that provides a program for targeted assistance to our Taiwanese students, alumni, and business communities.

Is there a fee to become involved in the Program?

Students and alumni have no annual fee to be involve in the Program.

If I am interested in networking with the Taiwan Program, who should I contact?

Members of the Advisory Board welcome you contact at any time. Please be in touch with Dr. Frank Lin flin@csusb.edu, Associated Dean for Graduated and International Programs, Dr. Kuan-Cheng Chen, Chair of the Advisory Board, Otto Chang ochang@csusb.edu, Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs, Dr. Rauf Khan rkhan@csusb.edu, Dr. Tapie Rohm trohm@csusb.edu, or Nancy Fu nancyf@csusb.edu,  Director of the Program.