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The Founder
Dr.Kwang-Ya ? Wang,born in1922 in Gongyi,Henan,graduated from the ? Economics ? Department of Asia University in Japan, was conferred two honorary ? ? doctorate degrees: Education University of California, 1977; and Business ? ? Operation KyengHee University, Korea, 1997. In 1947, he went to ? Taiwan, then ? he served in the State Ministry of Audit. During his ? service, he saw the need ? for business accountants. In 1949 he started ? a tutorialinstitute called Yu-Da ? Business School whichovertheyears evolved ? into a renowned Commercial ? Vocational Senior High School in Taiwan. ? Presently there are two campuses, ? one in Taipei and the other in Tao ? Yuan. His contribution to education in ? Taiwan has won himself ? worldwide fame. ? Due ? to Dr. Wang’s continuous effort in developing private ? education in ? accordance with the national education policy, he and other ? education ? advocates formed the R.O.C. Private Educational Association in ? 1964. ? For 39 years from 1969 onwards, he was its chief executive. During that ? ? time, the benefits and medical insurance of the private school staff ? were far ? inferior to those of the public school making it difficult to ? maintain top ? staff and instructors. Thus, the quality of education in ? private schools was ? seriously affected through the loss of their best ? instructors. Dr. Wang took ? up the cause and fought vigorously. He ? represented the Association and fought ? for better benefits for the ? private schools staff from the government. After ? numerous efforts, The ? Legislative Yuan, in 1980, finally passed “The private ? school Staff ? Insurance’s Law”, which provided greater security for private ? school ? employee. Dr. Wand didn’t just stop there. In 1991, Dr. Wang convinced ? ? the government to pass another law, “The Amendment of the Law of Private ? ? School Article 55”, which was enacted in 1992 and provided benefits to ? school ? employees after retirement. Besides these two great ? achievements, Dr. Wang ? also secured other benefits, such as ? scholarships for private school ? students, tax exemptions on school ? property, recognition of private school ? teachers and their experience, ? low interest rates on school building and ? dormitory mortgages, ? government paid salaries for military and nursery ? personnel, tax exemption ? on imported educational facilities, and grants for ? students who have ? completed high school. Dr. Wang’s contribution has had a ? great ? influence on private education in general. In 1995, after resigning as ? ? the Chief Executive, Dr. Wang was elected to be the life-time honorable Chief ? ? Executive of the R.O.C. Private Educational Association. ? In ? addition to his dedication on securing benefits for private ? schools, ? Dr. Wang believed that international education exchanges played and ? ? important role. He visited numerous countries many times and formed alliances ? ? with 266 schools from 18 countries located in Europe, Asia, Africa, ? and the ? U.S. Every year, countless exchanges and visits take place ? between the ? Chinese-Korea Cultural Exchange Foundation in 1977, taking ? the position of ? CE. In 1994, he became the president. In 1989, Dr. ? Wang formed the ? Kwang-shing Cultural and Educational Foundation, and ? served as its CEO, ? strengthening the quality of international ? education exchanges and the ? Chinese culture. ? In ? 1987, the Chinese government allowed visitors from Taiwan for ? the ? first time. Being away from his hometown in Henan Province for many ? ? decades, Dr. Wang eagerly wanted to return home and share his success with ? ? the people of his hometown. He established the Beijing Yuda Junior ? College, ? the Shengda Trade Economics and Management College of ZZ ? University in ? Zhengzhou, Mongolia Economics, Trade and Foreign ? Language College, Chenggong ? College in Gongyi, Henan Province. As an ? educator, he let his actions speak ? for his love for his home town. He ? also hoped educational exchanges from both ? sides of the Taiwan Strait ? would progress. ? Dr. ? Wang his dedicated his whole life to education and business ? culture ? career. He has received recognition from various educational fields. ? ? He has been granted many awards from the Department of Education, private ? organizations ? and various public agencies. For example, in 1979, the ? Korean Private School ? Association granted Dr. Wang the “Special Achievement ? Phoenix Award.” In1985, ? the ministry of Education granted him the ? “Moo-Yi award”, in 1987 Executive ? Yuan granted him the First Class ? Service Award, in 1989 the Baptist College ? in California granted him ? the Education Dedication Award, and so on. In 1981, ? in addition to ? these awards, the Korean government granted high honor award’s ? ? “Mou-Dan award”, given by South Korea’s President chun Do Huan. Dr. Wang is ? ? the first foreigner to receive this honor. In 1987, the World Peace ? Education ? awards from WUM International Education Group of U.S. In ? 1998, he also ? received “Lee Kuo Ding management award” from “China ? Management Association.” ? Looking ? back on Dr. Wang’s last sixty years, one can see Dr. ? Wang’s passion ? for education is indescribable, and his unbelievable endurance ? and ? determination made it possible for Shengda College. For the last sixty ? ? years, Dr. Wang’s dedication has been a standard in education, he has lived ? ? Shengda College’s motto “be frugal, diligent, honest and self-reliant” ? to everyone. ? Founding ? of Shengda University ? Dr. ? Wang’s Education Ideology ? Morality ? Creativity ? Quality ? Efficiency |
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