U.S.-Taiwan Symposium: Innovations in Undergraduate Education in Chemistry/December 15-18, 1996/University of California-San Diego

9600492 Eliel由美国化学会Ernest Eliel博士和国立台湾师范大学方泰山教授共同提出，为期12个月的奖项。本提案要求拨款召开一个关于化学本科教育创新的美台研讨会。本次研讨会将仿效美国戈登会议；8名美国教育工作者和7名台湾教育工作者将发表演讲。来自美国的20名大学化学教育者和学生将被邀请参加。化学本科教育创新是科学人才发展和国际研究基础设施建设的重要课题。台湾的化学教育正经历着一场重大的变革，本课题的提出恰逢其时。在过去的十年里，教育部花费了10亿美元来改造20所大学的化学实验室。​

9600492 Eliel This is a 12 month award proposed by Dr. Ernest Eliel, American Chemical Society and Professor Tai-Shan Fang, National Taiwan Normal University. This proposal requests funds to convene a U.S.-Taiwan symposium on innovations in undergraduate education in chemistry. This symposium will be modeled after the U.S. Gordon Conferences; eight U.S. educators and seven Taiwan educators will present lectures. Twenty college chemistry educators and students from the U.S. will be invited to attend. Innovation in undergraduate education in chemistry is an important topic in the development of human resources in science and international research infrastructures. This topic is particularly opportune, since chemistry education in Taiwan has been undergoing a major change. The Ministry of Education has spent a billion dollars remodeling the chemistry laboratories at 20 universities during the last ten years. The experience gained from this renovation will be useful to share with chemistry educators in the U.S. The meeting will be held at the University of California at San Diego on December 15-18, 1996 and is jointly supported by the Taiwan National Science Council and the NSF.