What Are Our Legendary Senior Alumni Up To? — Interviewing and Writing for a Special Issue on University History

What Are Our Legendary Senior Alumni Up To? — Interviewing and Writing for a Special Issue on University History

Want to know the secrets of our legendary senior alumni’s dorm life? Want to find out just how wild their club activities were?

In the age of AI, do you want to make good use of AI without being controlled by it? Do you want to truly hold your own writing in your hands, turn the pages, and enjoy the scent of a printed book?

Then “What Are Our Legendary Senior Alumni Up To? — Interviewing and Writing for a Special Issue on University History” is the course for you!

Course Background

The Office of Student Affairs and the Center for Humanities and Arts at National Central University plan to publish a special issue on university history for the 2027 Anniversary Celebration. The publication will focus on memories of student dormitory life and club activities across different generations. This course aims to train an editorial and writing team to complete this historically meaningful project.

Course Information

Instructor / Contact Person: Cheng Fang-Hsiang, Project Associate Professor, Department of Chinese Literature

Course Period: Early October to late December 2026

Class Schedule

In-person classes: Tuesdays, 17:00–18:00, during the course period（8 hours in total）

Practical work: Interviews and writing（8 hours in total）

Credits: 1 credit

Course Outcome: Participants will jointly complete the first draft of the special issue on university history for the 2027 Anniversary Celebration.

Great Benefits

A chance to chat over tea with our legendary senior alumni

Exclusive access to a tailor-made “AI Tools for Interviewing and Writing” workshop

Become one of the authors of the special issue on university history and receive two beautifully printed copies

A thoughtful writing honorarium as a reward for your work!

Registration Link: https://reurl.cc/3yR0m0

Organizers: Office of Student Affairs × Center for Humanities and Arts

For any questions, please contact the instructor / contact person: Cheng Fang-Hsiang, Project Associate Professor, Department of Chinese Literature / fangxiang.ncku@gmail.com