Starting from the field of communication, Professor Ho expressed interests in collaboration with the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Department of Communication and Technology at the College of Hakka Studies as she thought that the two Universities are well-suited for working together in terms of research and courses. Additionally, Valdosta State University also has a College of Humanities. The geographical environment and location of the university are of great help to nurture humanities studies. Deputy Dean of the college, Mei-Ling Chien has high expectations for the collaboration between the two schools in the future as well. After further discussion, it’s hoped that the two schools will have the opportunity to sign higher level exchange agreements, which can better benefit academic exchange between the faculty and students of the two schools.

Photo 1: Professor Chia-ling Lynn Ho (first from the right) poses with Professor Mei-Ling Chien, Deputy Dean of the College of Hakka Studies (second from the right), Professor J. Sonia Huang (third from the right), and Professor Rebecca Ping Yu (fourth from the right).

Photo 2: Professor Chia-ling Lynn Ho (first from the right) introduced Valdosta State University’s campus environment and departments.

Photo 3: Professor Chia-ling Lynn Ho (first from the right) discussed potential collaboration in terms of research and courses with Professors in the College of Hakka Studies (second, third and fourth from the right).