寫作輔導員(英文諮詢)

白欣宜  (Natalie Pai)

2022 2021 NTU Office of International Affairs, Student Advisor
2022 Harvard Taiwan Leadership Conference, TA
2022 Global Youth Trends Forum
2021 Model APEC, Outstanding Delegate Award
2021 Refugee Network Taiwan, Marketing Department
2020 NTU Advanced English Exemption
2019 TOEIC 990/990

李昕怡（Cindy Li）

Cindy is currently a PhD candidate in medical field. She obtained a top 12% score on her English tests in College Entrance Examination, and passed the GEPT High-Intermediate level in her freshman year. During her graduate years, Cindy took ‘Fundamentals of English Writing’ and ‘English Writing for Academic Purposes’ courses and both got A+ (top 4.76% & 11.11%). After that, she was chosen to be the TA for ‘Business & Technical English Writing Applications’ course for two semesters (2021-2022). Having experience in academic writing, Cindy serves as the TA for ‘English Writing for Academic Purposes’ this semester. And she is also on the way to completing her doctoral dissertation now.

蘇雋雅 (Sophia Su)

Sophia is a member of AWEC who has advised on documents for over 70 students (including statements of purpose, motivation letters, language assessment test essays, CVs, and paper drafts) across various disciplines since 2022. Her consultation sessions focus on the readability and cohesion between paragraphs, among other things, and frequently receive compliments in feedback forms as being highly helpful and professional. She is convinced that language is more than a mere tool of communication, but rather encompasses the art of storytelling and persuasion.

鍾宇敏 (Adrienne Chung)

Adrienne was born and raised in the United States. After completing her Bachelor’s degree at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in Molecular Biology with a minor in Asian-American studies, and working at a pharmaceutical company for 2.5 years, she came to Taiwan to complete her Master’s degree. She is currently a doctoral student in Environmental Engineering.

葉紫芳 (Rainliy Yip)

Rainliy is currently an undergraduate from NTU DFLL. With her passion on teaching and outgoing personality, she has been an English tutor for both students and adults since 2021. She lately obtained a total score of 8.0 out of 9 on IELTS with 9 out of 9 on Listening. After five training sessions, she is now employed as a consultation instructor.

葉子樂 (Cleo Yap)

葉子樂 Cleo Yap was born in Taiwan and raised in Malaysia, a multicultural society that has shaped her perspective on diversity and adaptability. She is currently a fourth-year student in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at National Taiwan University, where her academic training focuses on animal health, biomedical sciences, and the foundations of veterinary clinical practice. Having grown up in a diverse cultural environment, she brings an openness to different perspectives and a strong ability to adapt to new contexts, which has enabled her to integrate seamlessly into Taiwanese academic and social life. In addition to her studies, Cleo served as the team manager of the NTU Rugby Team for two years, where she developed organizational and communication skills while supporting an international and dynamic student community. Her cross-cultural experiences and extracurricular involvement have also informed her broader academic interests, including the intersections of veterinary medicine with public health, animal welfare, and the role of science in society. While still in the process of defining her specific research focus, she is eager to explore interdisciplinary perspectives and further develop the skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to both scientific inquiry and professional practice.

何威融 (Dawei)

👋 我是大威，目前是土木系雙主修城鄉所的博士生。我碩士畢業於氣候所，因為挑戰了「校園節電」這個高難度的跨領域題目，歷經法律系、生工系與大氣系三位教授的指導，花了四年才畢業，甚至中途一度想休學的經驗，讓我特別能理解對於研究的迷惘與寫作進度的焦慮。

😵‍💫 如果你覺得自己進度落後、不知道研究在幹麻？或是你正在文獻海中浮沉、卡在整理論證、結果詮釋，需要有個人能夠討論，幫你把腦中散亂想法梳理清楚，歡迎帶著你的草稿、框架或尚未成形的研究問題來找我聊聊。

💡 大衛．麥卡洛說：「寫作即思考。寫得好，就是想得清楚。這正是寫作困難的原因。」我相信「大器可以晚成」，隨時都可以從今天開始，希望我的血淚經驗可以成為你的一臂之力！

👋 This is Dawei, a PhD student in Department of Civil Engineering and Urban Studies. I almost dropped out my master’s due to chose a challenging transdisciplinary topic. This experience allows me to truly understand the confusion that comes with research and the anxiety over writing progress.

😵‍💫 If you ever feel like you’re falling behind or unsure about your research direction, or if you’re struggling in the sea of literature, stuck on organizing arguments or interpreting results, and need someone to help clarify your scattered thoughts, feel free to bring your unfinished drafts to discuss with me.

💡 As David McCullough said, “Writing is thinking. To write well is to think clearly. That’s why it’s so hard.” I believe that progress often hides beneath long quiet stretches, we can start at any time, and I hope my experience can be a helping hand for you!

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