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Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club (德州卡城台灣研究社)

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Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club (德州卡城台灣研究社)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club
  • Chinese: 德州卡城台灣研究社
  • Era: Contemporary
  • Geography: Taiwanese American community
  • Core roles: Community organization (TAH directory)

The Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club is a student organization based in College Station, Texas, focused on the study of Taiwanese history, culture, politics, economics, and society. The club promotes Taiwanese identity and consciousness, and advocates for Taiwan’s democracy and human rights. Members gather regularly for study sessions and discussions to understand Taiwan’s past, present, and future. The club was founded by Professor 黃界清 and a group of founding members, and has maintained an active leadership structure since its inception.

Role in the Community

  • 2015-12-01 — the club is recorded in the TAH story corpus as directory entry #34 (published 2015-12-01): [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/texas-college-station-taiwan-study-club|TAH record #34 — 德州卡城台灣研究社]]; the club’s own directory page appears separately in the corpus: Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club (TAH directory page).
  • 2017 — the club organized a 228 commemorative event (228週年紀年活動) in Texas, documented in the corpus: 德州卡城台灣研究社舉辦 228週年紀年活動. This memorial activism complements the study-session mission recorded in the TAH directory.
  • Founder Professor 黃界清 (Je-Chin Han) is documented independently in the corpus: TAH encyclopedia record [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-604-je-chin-han|#604 Prof. Je-Chin Han 黃界清教授]], the 2020 ASME Honorary Member Award record [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/award-77|#77 (2020)]], and as 召集人 of the NATPA 廖述宗教授紀念獎委員會 in the 2015 award announcement 2015-04 — confirming the club’s founder as an active figure in the Taiwanese American academic community.
  • The College Station base itself has deep movement roots: the corpus records a TAA 全美台灣同鄉會卡城分會 chapter TAA 卡城分會 (2015-12-21), and TAA founding history lists College Station (會長 廖大林 Ta-lin Liao) among the 28 founding chapters TAA founding memoir 全美會歷史. The study club emerged in a town with a documented Taiwanese community since TAA’s founding era.
  • The TAA founding memoir names further Texas A&M-linked movement figures in College Station: 郭正光博士 (台大農工系 → 德州農工大學食品營養博士, NASA 詹森太空中心), former 農工大學同學會會長 and 1987 卡城同鄉會會長, blacklisted by the KMT for supporting the Taiwan independence movement [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys106|Our Journeys #106]].
  • The founder’s movement lineage predates the club: the Chen Wen-chen commemoration memoir identifies Chieh-ching Huang (黃界清) as author of “Remembering My Good Friend Chen Wen-Chen,” writing under the real name behind the pseudonym “Mr. N,” a former University of Michigan colleague of Chen Wen-chen then teaching at Texas A&M 321. 由陳文成紀念基金會的創立談起 (EN) — placing the club’s founder inside the 1970s movement before the club’s founding era.

2026-09-24 re-check (slice 09230600-7): fresh ZH+EN grep「德州卡城台灣研究社／Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club」returns exactly record #34, the directory-page record, tx-228-70th and works/index — all now linked above (the #34 work-page link was corrected in this pass). Saturated after fix.

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複核 2026-09-25（deepen-x slice 09240600-6）：fresh ZH+EN grep「德州卡城台灣研究社／Texas College Station Taiwan Study Club」— hit set unchanged (#34 record, directory page, tx-228-70th, works index)，全部已掛鏈於上。SKIP-deepen，驗證已飽和。 複核 2026-09-25（deepen-x slice 09250800-2）：fresh ZH+EN grep — hit set identical (#34 record, directory page, tx-228-70th)；no new absorbable material. SKIP-deepen，飽和。

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