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NATEA (North America Taiwanese Engineers' Association)
was founded in 1991 with the motivation to promote science/technology
and to provide management training opportunities for
Taiwanese Americans and the community at large. We have since held numerous
technical seminars and conferences, all open to the general public.
Due to the growing Taiwanese American population and important technology role in
Greater Seattle Area, NATEA Headquater had long desired to setup a regional chapter here.
Led by Kaiser Yang, the Founding President of this chapter, a committee composed
of 14 local engineers made the dream come true. On April 9 of 2005, backed by two
distinguished scholars, Prof. Cheng-Ching Liu at U. of Washington and Dr. Joseph Yang
at TECO San Francisco, the opening event with two keynote speeches was held at U.W. campus
and thus Seattle Chapter was born.
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| NATEA Mission |
- To promote the practical applications, of scientific and engineering
know-how;
- To facilitate technology development, entrepreneurship and job opportunities,
and to provide management training opportunity for its members;
- To support research and development in Taiwan and thereby enhance
Taiwanese technological global positions;
- To establish relationships between NATEA and other scientific or engineering
organizations;
- To increase the community awareness of the achievement of Taiwanese
American engineers;
- To encourage and provide assistance to Taiwanese American youth to
pursue scientific or engineering careers.
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| Non-profit Organization |
NATEA is a Tax Deductible Not-for-Profit Organization.
We welcome any donation.
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Contact
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NATEA-Seattle contact information:
P. O. Box 1883
Bellevue, WA 98009
Email: NATEA-Seattle
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