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3/18 Say Goodbye to Your Little Pesty Friends

On 16 Mar 202126 Mar 2021 By yujouwangIn Uncategorized

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Established 1978 in Boston, NEACP is a three-decade old organization. The founders were scholars and experts that had joined National Development Council. Currently, NEACP has members of nearly two hundred across all six states in New England area. Historically, NEACP has been a driving force that inspires, creates, and enhances the conversation between Asians in New England, whether in terms of knowledge exchange, experience sharing, etc. NEACP constantly hosts seminars, panel discussions, conference, lectures, by inviting known figures in both academia and business worlds. Topc ranges from culture, technology, biochemistry, engineering, environment protection, religion to arts. NEACP also work with local communities and Taiwanese governments to serve as a bridge, as well as to provide various job opportunities located in Asia or in the USA.

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