To
Whom It May Concern:
I’m
writing this letter to attest that Mr. Chengcheng Wu, as both a lecturer and
librarian, worked full time at the Chinese Department and the College Library
Chinese Collection at the Shanghai Customs College, Shanghai, China for eight
years from November 1982 to August 1990.
I
have been a professor at the same Chinese Department of the college in which
Mr. Wu was working. Currently, as Dean
of Educational and Academic Affair at this college, I’m still teaching at the
Chinese Department.
As
a lecturer and librarian, Mr. Wu had taught a number of courses such as Literature Research & Library Research,
Modern Chinese literature, World Literature, and also taught various library instruction programs,
including various subject integrated library instruction to college
students at this college. He was also a
liaison librarian between the College General Library and the College Library
Chinese Collection.
Moreover,
I’m writing this letter to testify that, in the fall of 1987, Mr. Wu was
awarded the Excellence Prize for his outstanding achievements in teaching and
research.
The
Excellence Prize is honored to a very limited number of the most preeminent
teachers and original researchers in our college. The Excellence Prize is given by the Shanghai Customs College
Academic Board, and it requires nomination by others, wide elections, and
strict review from an awards committee.
Every year some 90 candidates apply for the prize; however, only three
(3) are awarded such coveted prize. To
be honored with the Excellence Prize is a pivotal point in a teacher’s and a
researcher’s career, for it is an indication of an educational and academic
leadership position and an excellent example for all other teachers and
researchers in the college.
Mr.
Wu is a recipient of the Excellence Prize because both his teaching and
research contributions have demonstrated to be the most significant and
consequential for literary research and teaching, library research, and
information studies. Mr. Wu has
demonstrated throughout his career to be both an extraordinarily pioneering
researcher and a true talented teacher.
He is truly meritorious of the Excellence Prize.
Sincerely
yours,
Dean
of Educational and Academic Affair
Shanghai
Customs College
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Yusun Highway
Shanghai,
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The
People’s Republic of China
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