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Director General Dale Jieh Meets with the Faculty of the Department of Political Science UMKCDirector General Dale Jieh hosted a breakfast meeting on December 9 with the faculty of the Department of Political Science in University of Missouri, Kansas City. Participants included Dr. Robert Gamer, Dr. Mona Lyne, Dr. Ross Stephens, Dr. Dale Neuman, and Dr. Max Skidmore whose specialties are in the fields of international relations, foreign policy and comparative politics.During the meeting, Director General Jieh briefed the faculty with latest development of Taiwan's politics and the cross-straight relations. The political faculty praised the Taiwan's democratic achievements and the recent peaceful talks conducted with Mainland China. They also exchanged views regarding the upcoming administration of President Barack Obama and American politics.
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