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Tsai Shyi-Jeng · Associate Professor

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Outstanding Service Learning Mentors, 2025–26

Tsai Shyi-Jeng

Associate Professor · Department of Mechanical Engineering

Let expertise meet the real world, and change something for the better.

About Service Learning Mentors

Mentoring Reflection

The value of knowledge lies not in how much of it we hold, but in how much change it can bring to society. Only by stepping into real settings can expertise find its fullest meaning.

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Activities led by Associate Professor Tsai Shyi-Jeng

Other Outstanding Service Learning Mentors

  • Harn Po-Wei · Assistant Professor
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    Harn Po-Wei

    Assistant Professor · Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering

    Learn by doing, do by learning; explore boldly and build confidence.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Chen Siu-Ki · Professor
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    Chen Siu-Ki

    Professor · Department of Hakka Language and Social Sciences

    Care for society with kindness; serve others with warmth.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Wu Hsin-Yi · Assistant Professor
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    Wu Hsin-Yi

    Assistant Professor · Center for General Education

    Learn through service: understand one another, and truly see other people.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Zheng Yang-Yi · Assistant Professor
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    Zheng Yang-Yi

    Assistant Professor · Center for General Education

    Life is short. If you want to do it, do it.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Fan Shih-Jung · Assistant Professor
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    Fan Shih-Jung

    Assistant Professor · Department of Life Sciences

    Grow through serving together; in lifting others you make something of yourself.
    Mentoring reflection
  • Salone Ishahavut · Assistant Professor
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    Salone Ishahavut

    Assistant Professor · Bachelor's Program, College of Liberal Arts

    Listen to other people's stories, and look for the person you want to become.
    Mentoring reflection