Prof. Michi Fu
Identity Snapshot
- English: Prof. Michi Fu
- Chinese: —
- Era: —
- Geography: —
- Core roles: professor, educator
- Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
Accomplishment
- Awarded “Early Career Award” by American Psychological Association, 2011
Education
- UC Riverside — 1994 — B.A., Psychology
- Boston College — 1996 — M.A., Counseling Psychology
- Alliant International Univ. — 2002 — Ph.D., Clinical Psychology
Employment
- CSPP-LA — Associate Professor, Instructor — (2008-) — Alliant International University — Associate Professor, Professor — (2008-)
Family
No filled family fields on the TAH profile.
Role in the Community
- Her TAH Who’s Who entry is preserved as [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/whos-who-2151-michi-fu|TAH #2151, Prof. Michi Fu]] (2018).
- On the 75th anniversary of the 228 Incident she joined the Talking Taiwan podcast two-part special 「The 228 Massacre: Taboos, Scars, Stigmas and an Essential Lesson in Taiwan History」 (Ep 171), representing one of several generations of Taiwanese women; in the follow-up episode she and Tsuann Kuo discussed their work with 228 survivors and their families through the Transitional Justice Commission — see Remembering the 228 Massacre.
- A NATWA II intern memoir recalls her leading a widely praised workshop on communication (misinterpretation, timing and delivery) at the annual NATWA conference in Toronto, drawing full-room silence and respect from first- and second-generation women alike — Letter of Advice.
Re-grep 2026-09-22 (slice 09211507-13): exact-name hits limited to her own TAH record, the two already-linked works, and the index — verified-saturated, nothing new absorbable.