Office Staff

Secretary	Ms Li-Ching Chen
Duty	1.           Integration of college affairs 2.           Integration of department affairs 3.           College faculty recruitment, evaluation, and promotion 4.           Other assigned tasks
Contact Info.	Tel: +886-2-7734-1471 Fax: +886-2-2392-2754 Email: ufselene@ntnu.edu.tw
Admin. Staff	Ms Chia-Yi Chou
Duty	1.           College international related affairs 2.           College-level exchange student program 3.           Korean language Program 4.           Other assigned tasks
Contact Info.	Tel: +886-2-7734-1396 Fax:02-2392-2754 Email:eden@ntnu.edu.tw
Admin. Staff	Ms Li-Guan Wu
Duty	1.           Organizing Humanities Festival 2.           Japanese language Program 3.           Classic 70 books reading 4.           Update College webpage information 5.           Other assigned tasks
Contact Info.	Tel: +886-2-7734-1472 Fax:02-2392-2754 Email:lan1001@ntnu.edu.tw
Asso. Staff	Ms Yi-Ju Chen
Duty	1.           Ministry of Education Project-Secondary Education teaching and research in social field 2.           poster design 3.           Other assigned tasks
Contact Info.	Tel: +886-2-7734-1630 Fax:02-2392-2754 Email:cyju1441@ntnu.edu.tw
Messenger	Ms Mei-Lin Chen
Duty	1.           College documents and letters delivery 2.           College cleaning affairs and utilities management 3.           Help reception, telephone answering 4.           Other assigned tasks
Contact Info.	Tel: +886-2-7734-1473 Fax:02-2392-2754

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The Dean

Dean Den-Wu Chen

Dr. Den-Wu Chen

Professor, Department of History

Dean, College of Liberal Arts

Nation Taiwan Normal University

TEL: 886-2-7734-1533

FAX: 886-2-2392-2754

Email: cdw1214@gmail.com

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The Vice Dean

Vice Dean Khin-Huann Li

Dr. Khin-Huann Li

Professor, Department of Taiwan Culture, Languages and Literature

Vice Dean, College of Liberal Arts

Nation Taiwan Normal University

Tel: 886-2-7734-1490

Fax: 886-2-2392-2754

Email: khinhuann@gmail.com

Organization

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Office Map

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Brief Introduction

Established in 1955, the College of Liberal Arts consists of five departments, two graduate institutes and two research centers. It is also home to 239 full-time faculty members and more than 2,500 students. We offer B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees in the following disciplines: Chinese; English; History; Geography; Taiwan Culture; Languages and Literature; Translation and interpretation; and Taiwan History.

We are committed to the goal of nurturing quality high school teachers in disciplines such as Chinese, English, History, and Geography. Over the past few years, the College has also become more ambitious and comprehensive in scope. In addition to training future teachers, we are also dedicated to improving our strengths in basic and applied research. We have made a significant impact in fields as diverse as Cultural Studies, Communications, Literature, Applied Historiography, Environment Protection, and Geographic Information Systems.

The College of Liberal Arts consistently ranks among the best in the nation. Our faculty members are dedicated to research and are leaders on many fronts. Many of our graduates have gone on to have distinguished careers both at home and abroad.

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Number of Faculty Members

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