2020-12-15

Green Architecture Program at the Junyi School of Innovation

The focus of the Junyi School of Innovation senior high Green Architecture program is the study of the surrounding Huatung environment, aesthetics in architecture as well as developing an appreciation for nature and coexisting with it. The program shares the same vision as the Sustainable

2020-11-11

Tamorak – Taiwan’s First Amis School

In Hualien’s Makotaay village, along Provincial Highway 11, where it is home to the Amis people lies Tamorak, Taiwan’s first Amis school. Tamorak was founded in 2015 by former public school teacher, Nakaw, who after witnessing her indigenous students struggle in a public school setting saw the

2020-10-15

Junyi School of Innovation Presents the Little Shop of Horrors

Junyi School of Innovation’s production of the beloved musical, Little Shop of Horrors, took place in July 2020. Over a short span of ten weeks, Junyi’s 11th graders put together an impressive show. The production was a collaboration involving each of the senior high school’s three innovative

2020-08-14

Forum: From Business to Education

The Alliance Cultural Foundation (ACF) Chair Stanley Yen recognized that although new teachers, majority of whom are young, have a strong passion to teach, a considerable level of support is necessary to overcome challenges, anxiety, and loneliness particularly for ones who are allocated to schools

2020-07-15

Reflections of Paul Chiang: A Retrospective

After three months, the Paul Chiang: A Retrospective exhibition ended 28th June 2020. Paul Chiang, a name and face once known primarily to members of the art community became widespread. In total, Taipei Fine Arts Museum (TFAM) welcomed over 120,000 visitors.

2020-06-15

AEMP Graduates Applying their Knowledge at Junyi

This summer, Lisa Chiang and Chiti Chen, both graduates of the 2020 Asian Executive Management Program (AEMP), joined the Junyi School of Innovation workforce after completing the program in April. In collaboration with WISH Communication, Brigham Young University-Hawaii (BYUH), and the Polynesian

Pages