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This Is an Example of Curriculum Vitae for Your Reference SHUN‐CHUAN LIN (林舜涓) Department of Leisure, Recreation and Tourism Management Southern Taiwan University and Science and Technology Office: T605‐12 No. 1, Nan‐Tai Street, Yongkang Dist., TEL: 886‐6‐2533131 ext. 4932 Tainan 71005, Taiwan EMAIL: [email protected] Education Ed.D. in Educational Administration with emphasis on Adult & Higher Education, SouthDakota University, USA, May 2002. M.S. in Hospitality Administration, Johnson & Wales University, USA, May 1993. B.S. in International Trade, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan, June 1988.II. Area of Specialty Hospitality Management, Hospitality Education, Marketing, Human Resource Management Academic Experience Associate Professor, Department of Leisure, Recreation, and Tourism Management, School of Management, Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Tainan, Taiwan, 2005/2 to present Assistant Professor, Department of Leisure, Recreation, and Tourism Management, School of Management, Southern Taiwan University, Tainan, Taiwan, 2004/8 to 2005/1 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Leisure, Recreation, and Tourism Management, School of Management, Southern Taiwan University, Tainan, Taiwan, 2003/2 to 2004/7 Assistant Professor, Department of Tourism, Tung‐Fang Institute of Technology, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 2002/8 to 2004/7 Instructor, Department of Tourism, Tung‐Fang Junior College of Technology, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 1994/8 to 2000/1 Management Trainee, Evergreen Laurel Hotel, Taichung, Taiwan. Curriculum Vitae, Shun‐Chuan Lin, 2/6, 1993/7 to 1994/7 Secretary, OEM/Logistics Division, Philips Lighting Taiwan, Taipei, Taiwan, 1990/2 to 1991/2 Chief register, KOJEN English Language School, Taipei, Taiwan, 1988/7 to 1989/8 MAIN COURSES TAUGHT ( PRESENT AND PAST) Graduate Level: Research Seminar in Leisure, Recreation, and Tourism Management Undergraduate Level: Hotel Operations, Advanced Hotel Management, Cases Study in the Hotel Industry, Hospitality Management Accounting, Tourism Psychology, English Tourism, International Etiquette PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATE Investigator for Field Tests of Skilled Certification on Hotel and Restaurant Serviceon Classes C , Council of Labor Affairs, Executive Yuan. Curriculum Vitae, SHUN‐CHUAN LIN, 1/4 Certified Hospitality Supervisor (CHS), American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute. Certified Hospitality Trainer(CHT), American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute. Certificate in Customer Service, Conflict Handling, and Selling, The Hospitality Awarding Body (HAB), The City and Guilds of London Institute. Professional Service Served as a member of oral examination on the Junior Examination for Professional and Technical Personnel: Tour Guide, Ministry of Examination, Examination Yuan, 2005. Served as a training instructor for a course on “Service & Manners” for the Tainan Airport, 2005. Served as a paper reviewer for “Journal of Southern Taiwan University”, 2005. Acted as a session chair for 2007 Conference of Sports, Health, and Leisure,Cheng Shiu University, Kaohsiung, 2007. Served as a as a referee for “Journal of Sport, Health, and Leisure”, 2007‐now. Served as a referee for “Industry Management Review(IMR), 2008 Served as a referee for “Yu Da Academic Journal”, 2009. Served as an examiner on textbooks of Hospitality English and Conversation for vocational schools, National Institute for Compilation and Translation (2009, 2010). Served as a referee for “Journal of Hsing Kuo University of Management”, 2010. Acted as an invited speaker for a lecture on “how to develop and market yourself”,Department of Sport, Health & Leisure, Cheng Shiu University, Kaohsiung, 2010. Acted as an investigator for Field Tests of Skilled Certification on Hotel and Restaurant Service on Classes C for various vocational schools, 2011. Acted as a session chair for 2011 Conference on tourism and recreation source management, Southern Taiwan University, Tainan, 2011. Served as a referee for “Journal of Hospitality and Home Economics”(2009, 2010, 2011) Served as a referee for “Tourism Management”( 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011). Served as a member of the committee on the Evaluation of Historical Monument Outsourcing Management, Cultural Affairs Bureau, Tainan City Government, 2011. RESEARCH PAPER (2002‐ Present) Lin, S.C. (2002), “Exploring the Relationships between Hotel Management Courses and Industry Required Competencies”, Journal of Teaching in Travel and Tourism, Vol. 2(3), pp81‐101. Lin, S.C.(2002), “Perceptions of Educators and Practitioners Toward Competencies that Influence Career Success in the Hotel Industry”, The sixth Cross‐Strait Chinese Culture and Management Conference, Wuhan University,China. Lin, S.C. and Pan, H.H.(2002), “Educators and Industry Professionals Perspectives of Undergraduate Hotel Management Curricula in Taiwan”.Conference on tourism industry of southern Taiwan, 2002. Aletheia University,Tainan, Taiwan. Lin, S.C. & Chang, W.H. (2003), Curriculum review: The impacts of undergraduate hotel management programs on career development in the industry. Proceedings of the twelfth conference on management education (ME2003). National Taipei,University, Taiwan. Su, H.W, Chang, K.Y., and Lin, S.C.(2004), “ A Study of Leisure Preference and Leisure Activity Planning for Tung‐Fang Community Residents”, Journal of Tung Fang Institute of Curriculum Vitae, SHUN‐CHUAN LIN, 2/4 Lin, S.C., Chang, W.H., and Chiou, L.W. (2005), “A Framework of Designing Hotel Management Program for Adult Students: Planning Process, Delivery, Assessment, and Program Review”. Journal of Sport, Health and Leisure, 3, pp29‐37(in Chinese). Lin, S.C., Tsai, C.Y., and Kuo, Z.C. (2006), “Application of Importance‐Performance Model in Examining Business Travelers’ Quality Requirements. The fifth Cross‐Strait Industry Management Conference, Hainan University, China (in Chinese). Chang, W. H., Wu, H.C., Lin, S.C., and Lin, Z.Y. (2006), “The Study of Employees’Orientation, On‐the‐Job Training Service: Training and Customer Satisfaction in the Hotel Industry”, Journal of Sport , Health, and Leisure, 5, pp1‐8. Lin, S.C., Kuo, Z.C., and Tsai, C.Y. (2007), “ The influence of TV advertising endorser on the consumers coupon usage and purchasing intention – McDonalds as an example”, The 2007 Conference on Business and Operations Management, Chang Jung Christian University, Tainan ( in Chinese). Chang, W. H., Hsien, S.H., Lin, S.C. (2007), “The Study of the Applications of Whole Language Approach on Hospitality English Teaching”, The 2007 Sport,Health , and Leisure Conference, Cheng Shiu University, Kaohsiung. Lin, S.C., Tsai, C.Y., and Kuo, Z.C. (2007), “The relationships between Bed & Breakfast visitors’ lodging experience and behavior intention – The case of Hualien area, The 2007 Conference on Business and Operations Management,Chang Jung Christian University, Tainan ( in Chinese). Lin, S.C., Tsai, C.Y. (2007), “The relationships between Bed & Breakfast visitors’ perceived value of a service and behavior intention “, The 5th International Conference on Business Management (ICBM‐5), National Kaohsiung University of Applied Science, Kaohsiung (in Chinese). Lin, S.C., Tsai, C.Y., and Chiou, L.W. (2007), “ Improving guests; behavioral intentions based on lodging experiences ‐ using Hualien Bed & Breakfast as an example”, Journal of Tourism and Travel Research, 2, 73‐92 (in Chinese). Lin, S.C., Tsai, C.Y., and Chiou, L.W. (2007), “The significance of perceived value for a service‐an example of visitors in Hualien Bed & Breakfast”, Tourism Management Research, 7(2), 145‐164(in Chinese). Lin, S.C, & Tsai, C.Y.(2008), “ The Relationship between Lodging Experience and Behavior Intentions of Visitors in Bed & Breakfast Accommodations ─ The Mediating Effect of Perceived Value of a Service”, The 5th Conference on Taiwan tourism industries development and the future, Jinwen University of Science and technology, Taipei ( in Chinese). Chang, W.H., You, S.Y., Lin, S.C., Lee, M.L., & Zeng, W.S.(2008), “ The Study of Multi‐media Guidance and Interpretation Effects at National Museum of Marine Biology & Aquarium‐The Exploration from Visitors’ Perspectives”, 2008 Tourism and Leisure Industries Management Conference, Tung‐Fang Institute of Technology, Kaohsiung, Taiwan( in Chinese). Liu, F.Y., Chang, W.H., & Lin, S.C.(2008), “The Empirical Study of Brilliant Quotient(BQ) and work Performance in Travel Industry‐ An Illustration of Travel Agencies in Tainan City”, 2008 Conference of Chinese Tourism and Management Association and Taiwan Leisure and Recreation Association, Aletheia University, Tainan, Taiwan( in Chinese). Chang, W.H, Lin, S.C., & Lin, Y.T.(2008), “The study of hospitality English teaching process‐from the perspective of whole language approach”, Journal of Sport ,Health, Curriculum Vitae, SHUN‐CHUAN LIN, 3/4 Lin, Z.Y., Chang, W.H., Lin, S.C., & Lin, Y.T.(2009), “The Strategic Management of Business Hotels ‐ A Case of Urban Hotel”, Journal of Sport , Health, andLeisure,12, pp115‐127( in Chinese). Dai, K.X., Chang, W.H., Lin, Y.T., & Lin, S.C.(2009), “Exploring the training evaluation model construction of International tourist hotels”, Journal of Sport , Health, and Leisure,13, pp121‐142( in Chinese). Lin, S.C., Chiou, L.W., Chen, C.Y, Tsai, C.Y.(2009), “Factors that Entice Consumers to Purchase Package tours Offered by a Resort Hotel, The 9th Conference on Tourism, Recreation, and Hospitality industries Management, Southern Taiwan University, Tainan, Taiwan. Lin, S.C., Su, C.K., &Tsai, C.Y.(2009),
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