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The Apex Mentoring Program (AMP) Wants You!!!
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Mentors, do you remember that feeling early in your career, feeling uncertain what to do, and not knowing who to turn to for help? Want to give the advice you wish you had when you first started your career? Want to also join a tight-knit network of like-minded professionals from dozens of various companies? Join the APEX Mentoring Program and help impact the Asian American community, and change people��s careers for the better. Generally 0 to 5 years of experience is a mentee. 5 Years or more of experience is a mentor. Costs is a ridiculously low, non-profit price of only $35.

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Website: http://apex.org/index.php/events/mentor

Students tend to become bored when the teacher only talks and writes on the board, so it is better to use a variety of teaching materials such as showing multimedia or real objects, or inviting special guests to talk about certain topics.

Let students learn actively by assigning them to take turns to present materials to the class. They usually learn more actively and thoroughly in order to present their assigned materials in front of the class.
Thank you, and have a good weekend.

Best regards,

Kylie Hsu, Ph.D.
President's Distinguished Professor Emerita
Department of Modern Languages & Literatures
California State University, Los Angeles, CA 90032

Sincerely,
M.

Location: Duke University -University of North Carolina
Time: March 28-30, 2014

The Duke-UNC China Leadership Summit brings together top university students from across the U.S. to learn about and discuss issues pertinent to Sino-US relations. Last year, we were proud to host Thomas Fingar, chairman of National Intelligence Council; Thomas Christensen, Director of the Princeton-Harvard China and the World Program; and Yukon Huang, World Bank Country Director for China, as our keynote speakers. This year, we hope that you will join us for this year's conference on March 28th-30th. An opening banquet will be held at Duke on Friday, March 28th. Then on Saturday, speakers and students will gather at UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School for lectures, seminars, leadership exercises, and networking. On Sunday, the event will conclude at Duke with an exciting line-up of speakers including David Shambaugh of Brookings Institute, Isaac Stone Fish of Foreign Policy, and David Wertime, co-founder of Tea Leaf Nation. This year's theme is "The Chinese Dream: Local Realities and Global Implications", which will help all of us to take an analytical look at the "Chinese Dream" and the goals of the new leadership of the CCP. The application for this year's conference is now available on our website www.dukeunccls.com