Core roles: scientist, physician, professor, educator
Source: TAH Foundation Who’s Who
Career & Community
Educated in biology at National Taiwan Normal University (B.S.) and at the University of Michigan (M.D., Ph.D.).
Curator of the Zoological Hall and Professor at the University of Colorado Museum, University of Colorado Boulder (1973–1999); Professor Emeritus from 1973 onward.
Served on the Academic Advisory Committee of the Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica (1991–2000).
Community leadership: President of the North America Taiwanese Professors’ Association (NATPA, 北美洲台灣人教授協會); Founding President of the Colorado Taiwanese community association; Principal of the Taiwanese School run by that association in Denver; Coordinator of the 3rd Plains Fall Conference in Estes Park, Colorado — per the 1987 camp roster in 童海南’s Plains Region Fall Camp history the 3rd (1987) camp convened by Wu was held Aug. 15–17 in Denver, CO under the theme 「民主進步愛台灣 / Democracy in Taiwan」, hosted by TAA/Colorado (HOLD: Estes Park vs Denver venue conflict with the TAH bio); President of the FAPA Colorado chapter.
Network
Professionals’ association: led the |北美洲台灣人教授協會 NATPA movement; the association’s publications are held in the TAH archive (|NATPA newsletters).
Institute of Zoology, Academia Sinica — Academic Advisory Committee — (1991-2000) — University of Colorado Museum Zoological Hall — Curator, Professor — University of Colorado Boulder — Professor Emeritus — (1973-) — Community — North America Taiwanese Professors’ Association — President — Taiwanese Association of Colorado — Founding President — Taiwanese School for Taiwanese Association of Colorado, Denver — Principal — Plains Fall Conference, Estes Park, Colorado (3rd) — Coordinator — FAPA-Colorado Chapter — President
Vault-wide grep (works/ + articles/) returns only this subject’s own TAH entry work pages (#10, #13, #1561 — band-B bibliographic stubs, already linked above) and the already-linked Plains Region Fall Camp record; the index.md hit is adjacency noise. No memoir or newsletter narrative adds facts beyond the current page. Nothing new absorbable this pass; biography unchanged.
Corpus re-check (slice 09141400-7, 2026-09-14): grep of works/ + articles/ again hits only his own TAH 1561 work pages and the index.md bibliographic lines — all already linked. SKIP: no new absorbable corpus material.
Corpus re-check (slice 09142319-11, 2026-09-15): grep 再核，命中僅本人 TAH 1561 書目級工作頁（均已連結於 Vault records 區）；no memoir or newsletter narrative adds facts. SKIP-with-reason: nothing absorbable; last_reviewed refreshed.
Corpus re-check (slice 09150400-3, 2026-09-15): grep 五核，命中僅本人 TAH 1561 書目級工作頁（均已連結於 Vault records 區）；無敘述性語料新增事實。SKIP-with-reason 維持；last_reviewed 現行。
Corpus re-check (slice 10091414-8, 2026-10-10) — DEEPENED
First pass to hit narrative material: 童海南《平原區台灣人秋令會的介紹》(ourjourneys296, band A, 2017-06-20) carries the camp roster. Wu is listed as convener of the 1987 (3rd) Plains Region Fall Camp — Aug. 15–17, Denver, CO, theme 「民主進步愛台灣 / Democracy in Taiwan」, hosted by TAA/Colorado. This corroborates the TAH Who’s Who “Coordinator of the 3rd Plains Fall Conference” entry and ties it to his Colorado-community leadership.
The same article dates the 1st camp to 1985 at Rock Spring (4-H Club, Manhattan, KS), convened by 林啓東, theme 「大家來，來做堆」 — useful dating context for the 3rd conference = 1987.
HOLD: venue conflict — TAH bio says the 3rd Plains Fall Conference was at Estes Park, Colorado; 童海南’s roster says Aug. 15–17, Denver, CO (Rock Spring is the 1st-camp venue from 1985). Both retained; not auto-merged.
Also confirmed: 平原區秋令會 roster lists “Wu, S.K. Wu 錫圭” — consistent with the existing page. No other new facts; index.md/sources hits are bibliographic adjacency.