Prof. Hsing-Lih Chou (周興立教授)

Identity Snapshot

  • English: Prof. Hsing-Lih Chou
  • Chinese: 周興立教授
  • Era: —
  • Geography: Taichuang, Taiwan
  • Core roles: entrepreneur, professor, educator
  • Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who

Prof. Hsing-Lih Chou 周興立教授 – History of Taiwanese American (T.A. Archives) 台美史料中心

Education

  • National Chung Hsing Univ. School of Law and Business (國立中興大學法商學院) — B.A., Sociology
  • Columbia Univ. — M.ED; Doctor of Education

Employment

  • New York Institute of Culture and the Arts (立人學苑) — Founder and President — (1986-) — City University of New York — Adjunct Professor — Fordham University — Adjunct Professor

Family

No filled family fields on the TAH profile.

Role in the Community

  • Held in the TAH story corpus as Who’s Who encyclopedia entry #1933, published 2017-11-06: 1933. Prof. Hsing-Lih Chou 周興立教授.
  • Community record: as founder/president of 立人學苑 (New York Institute of Culture and the Arts, 1986–) he built a long-running Taiwanese American adult-education institution in NYC, alongside adjunct posts at CUNY and Fordham — the corpus entry ties him to the T.A. Archives (台美史料中心) movement-record network.
  • Corpus re-checks 2026-09-18, 09-20, 09-21: no corpus text beyond the own-name bibliographic record [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-1933-hsing-lih-chou|#1933]]; 立人學苑 appears nowhere else in works/articles, so nothing further absorbable (SKIP-deepen: no independent community-record facts in corpus hits).

^- Corpus re-check 2026-09-26 (slice deepen-x-09251023-13): fresh grep (周興立/Hsing-Lih/立人學苑) returned only the own-name record #1933 plus the works index — verified-saturated, nothing new absorbable. SKIP. ^- Corpus re-check 2026-09-25 (slice deepen-x-09240400-13): fresh ZH+EN grep 周興立 / Hsing-Lih Chou / 立人學苑 against works/articles returned only the own-name record #1933 plus the works index — verified-saturated again, nothing new absorbable. SKIP. ^- Corpus re-check 2026-09-24: fresh ZH+EN grep against works/articles returned only the already-absorbed records above plus substring false matches (place names like Rowland Heights, month words like “June line-up”, the works index) — verified-saturated, nothing new absorbable.

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