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OACAC Regional Institute, Shanghai August 17-18, 2015 -- Attendee list (as of Aug 10) First Name Last Name Institution Institution Location Sherrie Huan The University of Sydney Australia Rhett Miller University of Sydney Australia Alexander Bari MODUL University Vienna Austria Sven Clarke The University of British Columbia Canada Leanne Stillman University of Guelph Canada David Zutautas University of Toronto Canada Matthew Abbate Dulwich ColleGe ShanGhai China Katherine Arnold ShanGhai Qibao DwiGht HiGh School China LihenG Bai Shenzhen Cuiyuan Middle School China Michelle Barini ShanGhai American School-PudonG China David Barrutia Beijing No. 4 HiGh School China John Beck Due West Education ConsultinG Company Limited China Christina Chandler EducationUSA China Barbara Chen Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth China DonGsonG Chen ZhenGzhou Middle School China Jane Chen TsinGhua University HiGh School China Marilyn Cheng Bridge International Education China Jennifer Cheong Suzhou SinGapore International School China Chorku Cheung Yew ChunG International School China Jeffrey Cho Shenzhen Middle School China Gloria Chyou InitialView China Alice Cokeng ShenyanG No.2 Sino-Canadian HiGh School China Valery Cooper YK Pao School China Ted Corbould ShanGhai United International School China Terry Crawford InitialView China Sabrina Dubik KinGlee HiGh School China Kelly Flanagan Yew ChunG International School ShanGhai Century Park China Candace Gadomski KinGlee HiGh School China Lucien Giordano Dulwich ColleGe Suzhou China Hamilton GreGG HGIEC and Harrow International School of BeijinG China Yi Guan Suzhou HiGh School of JianGsu Province China QianG Guo Beijing National Day School China LUNING GUO HANGZHOU FOREIGN LANGUAGE SCHOOL China Bruce Hammond TsinGhua International School China Michael Hayes Changchun American International School China Keith Hernandez Due West Education ConsultinG Company Limited China JunqianG Hou ZhenGzhou Middle School China Peter Howe U-Link College China ZepinG Hu The Affiliated HiGh School to HanGzhou Normal University China Ruru HuanG Beijing No.8 HiGh School China Xiaobo (Percy) JianG Beijing National Day School China Xiaoxia JianG NinGbo ForeiGn LanGuaGe School China Shouli JianG Shenzhen Middle School China JinG Jin The Affiliated HiGh School of South China Normal University China Rafael Katz ShanGhai Qibao DwiGht HiGh School China Jessamine KoeniG ShanGhai Community International School China Gareth Kucinkas YK Pao School China Wen JinG Lan ShanGhai Wenlai International School China Scott Langston NanjinG International School China Rhonda Leshman YK Pao School China Wenwen Li NinGbo ForeiGn LanGuaGe School China Erte Li Wuxi BiG BridGe Academy China Dan Li US Consulate ShanGhai China FanminG Lin ShanGhai World ForeiGn LanGuage Middle School China Yu-Hao Lin KanG Chiao International School East China Campus China Chanel Liu New York University ShanGhai China Jason Lou U-Link College China Jiao LU ShanGhai QichenG Education ConsultinG Co., Ltd. China DonGlinG Lu JianGsu Tianyi HiGh School China Lu Luo QichenG Education HanGzhou Office China Joshua LustiG Education USA - US Consulate China FenG MA ShanGhai HiGh School International Division China Wenhua Ma Beijing National Day School China Shaun McElroy ShanGhai American School China Ashey Mendes Yew ChunG International School of QinGdao China Michelle Mi SSIS Western Academy China Julie MilliGan Beijing International Bilingual Academy China Yu Minjian EducationUSA China Scott MorGan Suzhou SinGapore International School China MinGyue Ni JianGsu Tianyi HiGh School China Yiqiu Pei QichenG Education HanGzhou Office China Dan Shao The Affiliated HiGh School to HanGzhou Normal University China Lei Shi Wuxi BiG BridGe Academy China Sophia Shou ShanGhai Qibao DwiGht HiGh School China Tim Smith UWC ChanGshu China China MenGtanG Sun ULink ColleGe China PeiyinG TanG Dipont Education ManaGement Group China Yan Tie The Second HiGh School Attached to Beijing Normal University China JinG WanG Individual China zhanfei wanG Xi'an Tie Yi HiGh School China YinGhui WanG ShanGhai Wenla International School China XIAOYA WANG XIAOYA WANG China Xinxian WU ShanGhai World ForeiGn LanGuage Middle School China Wilson Wu Chengdu International School China Liyi Xi ShanGhai PinGhe School China Lin Xiaohong Shenzhen Fujin ForeiGn LanGuage School China Shaoyuan Xie Shenzhen Fujin ForeiGn LanGuage School China Chunsheng XING The Affiliated HiGh School to HanGzhou Normal University China Beibei Xu ShanGhai PinGhe School China JinG Xu ShanGhai PinGhe School China Chao Xu QichenG Education HanGzhou Office China Jie YanG The Second HiGh School Attached to BeijinG Normal University China YinGyinG Ye NinGbo ForeiGn LanGuaGe School China Yizhu Yu JianGsu Tianyi HiGh School China Lingli ZENG kang Chiao International School East China Campus China TAO ZENG HAIHUA MINGSHI CONSULTING China YU ZHAI KanG Chiao International School China Nan ZHANG ShanGhai HiGh School International Division China Shaojie ZhanG The Second HiGh School attached to BeijinG Normal University China Carole Bird Apply Ivy HonG KonG Kalen Curtis SCAD HonG KonG HonG KonG Carolyn Lee Victoria ShanGhai Academy HonG KonG Monica NG The Austrian Trade Commission in HonG KonG HonG KonG Chew Ling Seet Yew ChunG International School HonG KonG Nicholas StronG Yew ChunG International School HonG KonG Ho Yin WonG The HonG KonG Polytechnic University HonG KonG Terence Yau KinG GeorGe V School HonG KonG IMELDA ARIEF SinGapore National Academy Indonesia Silvia Arista SinGapore National Academy Indonesia Stuart Ellis SinGapore National Academy Indonesia Summer Wu Universita' Bocconi Italy Mika Aoyama NaGoya University Japan Marion Kinder NaGoya University Japan Yumiko Murakami Tokyo Metropolitan Kokusai HiGh School Japan Eric Cho Daewon ForeiGn LanGuaGe HiGh School Korea, Republic of Amanda Edelhart North London ColleGiate School Jeju Korea, Republic of Mihae Nahm DwiGht School Seoul Korea, Republic of Alan Nesbit North London ColleGiate School Jeju Korea, Republic of Liane Odom DaeGu International School Korea, Republic of Brian Stelbotsky University of Utah Asia Campus Korea, Republic of Logan Westmoreland Korea International School - Jeju Korea, Republic of Hyesook YanG Chadwick International Korea, Republic of Delin KonG Yale-NUS ColleGe SinGapore David Royster Yale-NUS ColleGe SinGapore Richard Scott IE University Spain Joshua Gan Ecole hoteliere de Lausanne Switzerland John Cheska Ivy ColleGiate Academy Taiwan Andrew Lowman Taipei American School Taiwan Curtis Quick Taipei Kuei Shan School Taiwan John Shull Taipei European School Taiwan Joshua Russo Top Scholars Thailand Danny Pan KinG's College, London United KinGdom Joanna Ramsden University of Exeter United KinGdom Yohan Ahn ActOn Scholars Inc. United States Chris Ajemian CATES LLC United States Jaime Anthony Carleton ColleGe United States Bakhtiyar Baidaralin Massachusetts ColleGe of Pharmacy & Health Sciences United States Ruby Bhattacharya Swarthmore College United States Rene Cabrera Massachusetts ColleGe of Pharmacy and Health Sciences United States Lewis Cardenas Saint Peter's University United States Julie Chapman Vanderbilt University United States Isthier Chaudhury University of Rochester United States Xuan Chen Binghamton University, State University of New York United States Marilyn Cheung Foothill and De Anza Colleges United States Christie Culp Pepperdine University United States Shaun FanninG Hobsons United States Lily FonG John Carroll University United States Jeff Fuller University of Houston United States Jack Gentry Hobsons United States Joe Giacalone Marist ColleGe United States Kathleen Gosen Visions Service Adventures United States Grant Gosselin Wheaton ColleGe United States Adam Guo Illinois Wesleyan University United States John Hamel Suffolk University United States Clay Harmon University of Colorado Denver United States Peter Hauet Retired United States Lisa Helmers ArborBridge United States Clay Hensley The ColleGe Board United States Kevin Hostetler University of California, Los AnGeles United States Jeff Hu University of California, Irvine United States Rachel Iverson The University of Tulsa United States Brian JaureGui University of Redlands United States Emma Kammerer Colby ColleGe United States Alissa Klein Chapman University United States Becky KONOWICZ SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY United States PinG Shan Lee University of California, Davis United States Amy Chao Li Pioneer Academics United States Hui Lv IELTS USA United States Kathryn McKeen IELTS USA United States Sarah Miller Centre ColleGe United States Hannah Minturn University of Missouri United States Annalise Miyashiro Vanderbilt University United States Shawn Moore Bard ColleGe United States Lucia Murillo Arroyo Pioneer Academics United States Frances Nan Pomona College United States Peter Newman Beacon School United States Panetha Nychis Ott Brown University United States Rose Paik The Barstow School United States WanlinG Qu University of Minnesota United States Ffiona Rees University of California Los AnGeles (UCLA) United States Michael ShauGhnessy WashinGton & Jefferson ColleGe United States Paul Shih IEG Global Corporation United States Erica Sin ArborBridge United States Juan-Camilo Tamayo Juan-Camilo Tamayo United States Karen L. M. TonG University of California, Irvine United States Mary Karen Vellines Union ColleGe United States Stene Verhulst Colorado State University United States MinG RonG WenG Institute of International Education United States John Wilkerson Indiana University United States Chad Wilson Visions Service Adventures United States Adam Wu University of La Verne United States YinG Xu The University of Iowa United States Shanshan Xu Azusa Pacific University United States Dwayne Zamora Loyola Marymount University United States Xiaofei ZhanG The Barstow School United States Ashley ZHANG Hult International Business School United States Rosa Moreno ColeGio Jefferson/Rosa Moreno Educational Consultant Inc Venezuela Total Registrants: 197 .
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