619
edits
Dr. Wei Djao: Difference between revisions
m
no edit summary
mNo edit summary |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
Dr. Wei Djao is an educator, entrepreneur, writer, author, editor, web magazine publisher, and scholar. She has also worked as a documentary film interviewer, narrator, and field consultant. She is currently a certified Instructor at the Toronto Davisville Kumon Learning Centre. [http://www.kumon.ca/CenterEpage/Home.aspx?p1=75eab5e9-e0fe-4214-9039-9695d5e8b751&p2=2&p3=toronto-davisville] | Dr. Wei Djao is an educator, entrepreneur, writer, author, editor, web magazine publisher, and scholar. She has also worked as a documentary film interviewer, narrator, and field consultant. She is currently a certified Instructor at the Toronto Davisville Kumon Learning Centre. [http://www.kumon.ca/CenterEpage/Home.aspx?p1=75eab5e9-e0fe-4214-9039-9695d5e8b751&p2=2&p3=toronto-davisville] | ||
As an educator and professor, she was an Assistant Professor at the University of Lethbridge, [http://www.uleth.ca/artsci/sociology/] Associate Professor with tenure at the University of Saskatchewan, [http://www.arts.usask.ca/sociology/]a Senior Lecturer at Lingnan College, now Lingnan University in Hong Kong [http://www.ln.edu.hk/] and a tenured faculty at North Seattle Community College. [https://northseattle.edu/] She has also taught at California State University, Hayward (East Bay). [http://www20.csueastbay.edu/class/departments/sociology/] For many years, Wei was on the faculty of the PhD. Program in Education (College of Education, Walden University, Minneapolis) [http://www.waldenu.edu/colleges-schools/riley-college-of-education] and she continues to have a keen interest in education. | |||
She was a volunteer interpreter/translator at WoodGreen Community Services, [http://www.woodgreen.org/] serving Chinese immigrants with limited English. Her volunteer involvement also extended to the Canadian Ethnic Media Association (CEMA), [http://canadianethnicmedia.com/] the Canada-China Friendship Association, [http://www.fccfa.ca/history.htm] and the East Asian Library at the University of Toronto. She also served as one of the Regional Councillors Advisory Board at TVO. [http://about.tvo.org/who-we-are/people/regional-councillors-advisory-board] | She was a volunteer interpreter/translator at WoodGreen Community Services, [http://www.woodgreen.org/] serving Chinese immigrants with limited English. Her volunteer involvement also extended to the Canadian Ethnic Media Association (CEMA), [http://canadianethnicmedia.com/] the Canada-China Friendship Association, [http://www.fccfa.ca/history.htm] and the East Asian Library at the University of Toronto. She also served as one of the Regional Councillors Advisory Board at TVO. [http://about.tvo.org/who-we-are/people/regional-councillors-advisory-board] | ||