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Board of Trustees
1999 Board Election
Petitions
Additional candidates for election to the Board of Trustees may be nominated by
membership petition and filed with the Chair of the Nominating Committee no later than 22 January 1999. A petition for the 1999 election will require the signatures of 68 voting ISOC members. Complete Guidelines and Procedures for the 1999 elections. The following individual has indicated an intent to petition for candidacy in the 1999 Board of Trustees elections.
- Ron Fitzherbert
- Grard E. Stein
- Manuel Sanroma
- Hans Peter Dittler
- Marty Burack
- Prof. Dr. Sriskadi
Charmonman
- Dr.Jianping WU
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1. Ron Fitzherbert
Petition Statement of Ronald J. Fitzherbert, CCP
Greetings,
Many of you know me through email either on various lists or from past ISOC election
years. I do appologize for taking up some of your valuable time but I do hope that you
will grant me the moment it will take to read and possibly respond to this email.
I would ask for your support in my effort to have my name placed upon the ballot for the
1999 ISOC Board of Trustees election. The nominating committee has already presented an
extremely well qualified slate of candidates for your consideration. I however, would ask
that you also allow my name to be placed in front of the membership for their
consideration.
I have been involved in the Internet specifically for the last five or so years, and was
on-line in some form for five years prior to that. My original involvement was with the US
Department of Education where I worked on the initial agency wide deployment of networked
computers and access to the Internet. I then spent several years as the Internet manager
and webmaster for the Office of the United States Trade Representative. Currently I work
for Trilogy Development Group in network management with my primary focus on network
infrastructure and Internet connectivity issues.
During this time I have also run my own company that provides "interactive electronic
communications". I designed the initial network architecture for the company that
later became VerioDC. I served five years on the board of directors of Arlington Community
Access Corporation with two years as President. I served on the national board of the
Alliance for Community Media for a year. I am a member of the Policy Advisory Board to the
gTLD-MOU (and a signatory of the gTLD-MOU), am member of the IEEE, the AIP and of course
the ISOC.
I feel that with my background in working with Internet related issues in areas ranging
from governmental organizations, large and small businesses and individuals that I have a
broad and well rounded view that would be an asset to the ISOC. I also have extensive
experience with non-profit boards and what serving means. The next three years are going
to be hard, we have some tough times ahead as we resolve the domain name issues, as we
implement IPv6, as we deal with any Y2K fall-out, as we continue to connect the world and
all of the thousands of other issues that we will face. I would gladly serve to represent
the membership of the ISOC as well as the entire Internet community.
If you feel that I should have my name placed upon the 1999 ballot, please send me an
email message indicating your support of my petition no later than 22 January 1999.
Thank you for your time and again, I apploigize for the intrusion.
Ron Fitzherbert, CCP
Austin, TX (USA)
ron@uspenguin.net
2. Grard E. Stein
I am candidate for the ISOC Trustee Elections. I accept to be nominated thru a petition
process.
Thru my 10 years working in different african countries and my entrepreneurs coaching
experienced, I believe that the only way for African countries to emmerge asap is that the
African entrepreneurs should jump on the Internet tolls opportunities to export. In fact
by exporting more and more this will create real jobs and ....
I was in Abidjan invited by the Industry federation to motivate Ivory Coast entrepreneurs
in the use of Internet tools and this was a big success in the motivation results. It is
what I am candidate for the ISOC Trustee Elections.
I would like to push more and more African Entrepreneurs to use the Internet tools to
export. By beeing an ISOC official board member I can ask the help of all The Golden
Members to participate in my mission. I am ready to travel 6 months by year in the
diffrent African countries to accomplish this mission.
If you think my mission can help the African countries, if you like them not to miss this
opportunity, and if you beleive I have enough experience, enough power and enough
motivation, vote for me. This mission need 68 signatures before january 22 to be accepted
in the normal voting process.
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1993 - 1998
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
- Independent Consultant, for SMEs (Smalll and Medium Enterprises) to re-organize their
sales teams and coach the business actions.
- Independant Consultant, for SMEs to developp their Internet and telework strategy.
- Organize and conduct conferences "SMEs and Internet". Aix en Provence
(France), Orlans (France), Autrans (France), Abidjan (Ivory Coast),
- President of the Association " La Rage d'Exporter" ( The Export Fever ). The
target of the business project is to push SMEs exports in growing countries, by using a
worldwide Internet network. http://www.rage-d-export.org
- Member of "ISOC" (Internet Society) & IETF.
- Jury Member of a gouvernemental contest "Les Exportateurs sur la toile"
selecting SMEs that are the best in export thru Internet.
1992 - 1995
- Independant consultant in re-engineering for large Corporations.
- Member of the following Standardization Organizations : ISO-POSIX ( the International
SC22 / WG15 ).- EWOS-OSE ( managed by the EEC DG XIII ).- AFNOR-POSIX & SGFS-OSE
(AFNOR is the French organization).
- Vice-President of AFUU ( The French Association of UNIX and Open System Users) I was
helping French software companies to find remarketers in the US.
- Organizing and conducting several conferences : with SCO/INTEL in Paris 1994, with SUUG
( COMTEK ) in Moscow, with HP in Paris, with ORACLE in Paris 1993, conducting a 2 day
conference with IIR "How to Migrate to Open Systems", conducting a 2 day
conference with Euroforum "Bye bye, Mainframes ?", with Open-Forum in Budapest
and Utrecht, …...
MANAGEMENT OF COMPANIES - 1989-1990
General Manager, on assignment from IBM for a limited period of 2 year, of the following
two ISVs specialised in integration of UNIX based solutions :
- AST s.i., BARPHONE Group, an AT&T subsidiary
- AIXT, AXIME Group, a CGE subsidiary
Achievement during this 2 years period :
- Significant market share gain from winning large tenders issued by Ministry of
Agriculture, Ministry of Social Affairs, Public Hospitals, Social Security, large
banks.... ( gross sales from 500 K$ to 2,500 K$ )
- Won the IBM Quality AWARD as well as the world-wide top performer for migration from
PICK System.
- Development of a network of 15 partner companies allowing global response to large
tenders.
OPERATIONAL MARKETING MANAGEMENT - 1983-1992
1992- Responsible in IBM France for marketing activities related to the IBM RS/6000 in
SMEs.
1991- Author, for IBM Europe, of a market study on migration tools to UNIX.
1988- Launched and managed a telemarketing expert system, across France, to improve
efficiency and productivity in selling IBM Credit financial products. Contributed to 170%
results over goals.
1984 - Launched the IBM Agent Program by vertical markets. During 4 years Responsible for
selecting, training, managing and promoting French ISVs as IBM Business Partners. 150
agents were selected, who helped to sell and install over 10,000 Minis'.
1983- IBM Marketing Manager in Saudi Arabia, Responsible for new products, pricing,
documentation, advertising, events management, and marketing to achieve targets.
SALES EXPERIENCE (IBM) - 1974-1982
Sales Manager in Saudi Arabia, Responsible for IBM sales in SME while providing support to
large bids. Responsible for training and leading Saudi National Sales Reps. Achieved 185%
over the 3 years. (2 Golden Circle Awards)
IBM Account Manager in charge of the following French Large Accounts at an international
level : BNP, Aerospatiale, Dassault, Total. (2 Golden Circle Awards).
IBM Sales Rep. in several French regions and Paris. ( 100% Club each year )
PRIOR TECHNICAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Two years, as education & training of IBM France new hires. Conducting management
seminars for MIS Directors of the 120 largest accounts. Technical audits for large
customers in France.
System Engineer in Africa with the following accounts : Ministry of Finances in Morocco,
Development Bank in Senegal, Ministry of Finances and Development Bank in Madagascar, AIR
Afrique in Ivory Coast, .... In each
account, I was responsible for selecting and training national peolple before installing
the mainframe.
Personal
Excellent health, willing to travel in developing countries ( Africa and M.E. , …)
Motivated, enthusiastic, experienced.
Gerard E. STEIN
- President de "La Rage d'Exporter" >http://www.rage-d-export.org
- Entraineur d'Entreprises > http://perso.wanadoo.fr/gerard.stein/
- "OSE" > http://www.newtechr.fr/etudes/entreprise/annexe6.htm
- Membre de l'Internet Society et de l'IETF : http://www.isoc.org
- Membre du jury pour l'obtention du label : "EXPORTATEUR SUR LA TOILE"
tel.: 33-(0) 611 029 129 - E-mail : Gerard.Stein@wanadoo.fr
3. Manuel Sanroma
The Chair of the Nominating Committee
Dear Sir,
This is to express my will to be nominated through the petition process established by our
Society. At this moment I am in the process of gathering the 68 signatures needed in the
petition process and I intend to send you a formal petition, along with the signatures, no
later than next January 21st.
I include a brief statement of interest which I will further develop once and if I am
nominated as a candidate.
Manuel Sanroma. Born 1956 in Tarragona (Catalonia, Spain).B.Sc. 1978 in Physics. Ph.D.
1982 in Astronomy (University of Barcelona). Fulbright Fellow in 1981-1982 in the U.S.
Different research and teaching positions at the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya and
the Universitat de Barcelona (1983-1990). Since 1991 professor of Applied Mathematics at
the University of Tarragona and Chairman of the Computer Engineering Department. Became
involved in the social development of the Internet as founder of TINET, the first Spanish
Freenet. Since then has participated in the establishment of the Catalan Chapter of ISOC
(the first in Spain), of the European Association for Community Networking, and of XANETA
(one of the first European academic networks devoted to research in and about the Net). He
is currently acting as an advisor of the Catalan Government in the Society and Culture
aspects of the development of the Information Society.
Being a Catalan (and thus a Spaniard, a Mediterranean, an European an a Latin) I think I
understand very well what the Net could and should represent in the Global-Local
dialectics. Having two mother languages (Catalan and Spanish), being culturaly influenced
and fluent in two others (French and English) and being able to understand at least four
others (Gallician, Portuguese, Italian and German) I believe that languages are a
patrimony of Humankind and therefore also of the Net. Being active in the field of
Community Networking I do think that "real" communities (geographical,
linguistic, cultural,...) have an important place in the Net; that Information is
important but so is Communication; that access to both is a new basic right of 21st
century's citizens. As an active member of an ISOC Chapter, and with 35 ISOC Chapters and
42 in the making, I do believe that the *Local* activity of ISOC Chapters ought to have
its projection in the life and structure of the *Global* ISOC
Therefore, if I am nominated as a candidate I will focus on three main topics:
-Community Networks and its role in the construction of the Information Society
-ISOC Local Chapters and its role in the redefinition of our Internet Society
-A multilingual and multicultural Internet as a paradigm of a human Net
Sincerely yours
Manuel Sanroma
msanroma@tinet.fut.es
Tarragona. Spain
4. Hans Peter Dittler
Dear members of the Nomination Committee,
Dear members of ISOC,
this is a message to show my intention to run as a candidate for the election for the
ISOC Board of Trustees via the petition process. As a first orientation, please use the
enclosed biographical data below.
The nomination committee has presented a very well selected row of candidates for the
election. But after some discussion inside the German chapter of ISOC, I decided to ask
You for support being added to this list via the petition process. Being first an
invdividual member and representing first my personal thoughts, ideas and efforts, I have
also an German background which could add some more coloring to the exising range of views
already present on the board.
If You have any questions, please contact me directly.
If You are ready to support my petition, just a short mail, stating Your full name,
mailing address and ISOC membership number(if present) would be sufficent.
Thank You very much in advance, with the best wishes for the NEW YEAR,
-- Hans P. Dittler--
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Biographical Data
Hans Peter Dittler, born 1952 in Germany
Diplom Informatiker (Degree in Computer Science)
BRAINTEC Netzwerk-Consulting GmbH
Im Rosengaertle 4c
D76227 Karlsruhe
Germany
Phone: +49 721 9414421
Fax: +49 721 9414419
dittler@isoc.de
dittler@braintec-consult.de
Founding member of DIGI (Deutsche Interessengemeinschaft Internet) and of ISOC.DE
(Internet Society German Chapter)
1992 - 1997 consulting representative of ISOC.DE/DIGI in the steering committee of the
German NIC (DeNIC)
since 1997 Vice-Chair of ISOC.DE Standardization Bodies
voting member of IEEE 802.3 since 1989
working in several groups of the IETF since 1991
One of the hosts of the 1997 Munich meeting of the IETF
1997 - present
President of BRAINTEC Netzwerk-Consulting GmbH
Consulting and training in all areas of modern networking
1995 - 1996
Consulting for several companies and founding of BRAINTEC
1990 - 1994
Managing Director of Conware Computer Consulting
Routers, Bridges, Hubs and ISDN Products
1987 - 1989
Director of Research and Development of Conware Computer Consulting
Bridges and Communication Software
1980 - 1986
Employed by Conware Computer Consulting
Development of Terminalemulations and Communication Software
1977 - 1979
X.25 Research and Development at the University of Karlsruhe
1977
Degree in Computer Science at the University of Karlsruhe
5. Marty Burack
It is my intention to gather sufficient petition "signatures" to have my name
placed on the ballot as a candidate for the Board of Trustees.
These next couple of years will be among the most critical for both the Internet and
the Internet Society. The industry is consolidating. Governments continue to try to
restrict access, usage, and privacy. ISOC is positioned to have its greatest surge in
membership. The challenges will be significant.
For the past two years, I have been privileged to help create financial and
operational stability for ISOC, as its Executive Director. There is still a lot that needs
to be done and, at this point in time, I think my strongest contribution to the continued
growth of ISOC would be as a Trustee. Therefore, I am running for the Board of Trustees
and asking for your support. As a Trustee, I will focus on policy issues and on helping
ISOC management raise funds and obtain other needed resources.
Since I do not feel that ISOC employees should be Board members, I will be resigning my
position as Executive Director.My immediate task is to obtain the "signatures"
of 68 current ISOC members who support my petition to be on the ballot as a candidate. I
hope you will support this effort, and will send me an email in which you say that. I
would appreciate it if you would also encourage other ISOC members to send me emails of
support. Below are some of my beliefs and why I feel you should support my candidacy.
Regards,
Marty Burack
< burack@isoc.org >
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Membership Growth and Benefits
ISOC must increase the number of individual members so that it has the large
numbers that create a power base of support needed to be influential in the future of the
Internet. There appears to be sufficient funding for ISOC to take additional steps to make
its mission, programs, and principles known to a much larger segment of the Internet
community, and I will continue to support management's efforts to do so. It will be
difficult, though, to attain the needed growth if ISOC does not expand its member-benefits
program along the lines that other comparable and successful professional membership
organizations have implemented. In my capacity as Executive Director, I initiated the
first member benefits program and will encourage and support ISOC management in the
expansion of benefits that are meaningful to our current and prospective membership.
Membership Participation
Membership growth is only one area for improvement. We also need members to be
involved. To encourage that, we must continue to create mechanisms that enable members to
actively participate in ISOC programs and to provide input to ISOC management and its
Board. Examples include the recent implementation of ISOC members-only discussion groups,
and the soon to be released member surveys. I played a strong role in both of those. I was
also instrumental in setting up the members only section of the web site and in obtaining
the technical resources which will enable ISOC (in the next few months) to password
protect it and to link it to our membership data base. This will enable ISOC to greatly
increase the quantity and quality of the content, as well as use that area to provide more
interactions with and between the members. That will lead to a growing pool of prospective
volunteers, officers and Trustees. I also managed the enhancement of the look, ease of
use, and standards of the ISOC web site. This has helped significantly increase the
traffic (currently as many as 25,000 visitors per week), and will result in attracting
more members to ISOC.
Education
ISOC's Network Training Workshop program for internetworking in developing countries is
one of the finest contributions ISOC has made to the growth of the Internet. There is a
need to greatly expand the program to help narrow the technology gap between the wealthier
countries and the rest of the world. Our K-12 Educators' Workshop is another fine
contribution to the growth and well being of the Internet, and in the education of
children. As I have done in my current position, I will help obtain the resources to
expand these programs.
IETF
The Internet Engineering Task Force is our basic reason for being, and we must never
lose sight of that. There is an ongoing need to support the IETF, IAB, IESG, and IRTF
financially and in any other way we can, and they can count on my help to do so.
Chapters
Many chapters have been formed in the last two years, and I was able to assist most of
those efforts. I have also encouraged and supported most of the chapters currently in
formation. Chapters are one of the best ways of involving and benefiting the members. I
favor a large increase in their number and will continue to help in whatever way I can.
ISOC's strength comes from being an international organization with a single policy
voice that reflects its principles and is not the voice of any single country or area.
That must continue for some time to come, with the policy set by a Board of Trustees
elected by the worldwide
Membership.
I do not wish to see ISOC become fragmented by becoming a federation of sovereign
chapters, as some would have us do, and whose members would owe their allegiance to the
chapters and not to ISOC. There may be a need for such an organization, but that group is
not ISOC. ISOC cannot speak with a separate voice for each of the 150 countries where we
have members, or ISOC's influence and ability to protect the Internet will diminish to the
point of insignificance. Special Interest Groups (SIGs) I will also encourage the
formation of Special Interest Groups so that members can focus across local and national
boundaries on issues that are of particular interest to them. ISOC has a SIG dealing with
access to the Internet for the disabled, and some of the chapters have SIGs. With more
SIGs, members will have greater opportunities to network, be involved, and make an
impact regardless of where they may live and whether or not a chapter is in the area.
ISOC Staff
There is a good staff of dedicated people on board, and a lot gets done with far too
few resources. A large part of my early focus will be on helping management and other
Trustees grow the funding and resources needed to build the staff and to give them more
tools. That will help ensure that ISOC will be able to continue to carry out its
fundamental mission, and be responsive to its membership.
6. Prof. Dr. Sriskadi
Charmonman
Present Occupation : President of Thailand Chapter of the Internet Sociey
President of Internet KSC Group
President of Prof.Dr.Srisakdi Charmonman Foundation
Business Address : 333 Laksri Plaza Tower, 12rd Floor, Changwatana Road
State/Province : Bangkok
Zip/Postal Code : 10210
Country : Thailand
Telephone : (662) 576-1108
Fax : (662) 576-1107
Email : charm@mail.isoc.th.org
Home Address : 107/88 Kannayao, Bungkum
State/Province : Bangkok
Zip/Postal Code : 10240
Country : Thailand
Telephone : 662) 576-1108
Fax : 622) 719-0484, 5761107
Birth Date : 3/03/1937
Education :
B.Eng. (Civil Engineering) Chulalongkorn University
M.S. (Hydraulics Engineering) Asian Institute of Technology
M.Eng. Chulalongkorn University
Ph.D. (Computations), Georgia Institute of Technology., USA
Professional Experience:
Lecturer, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) and Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Assistant Professor, McMaster University, Canada
Associate Professor, University of Alberta, Canada
Director of Graduate Studies in Computer Science, U. of Missouri, Columbia, Mo., USA
Professor of Computer Science, State University of New York, USA
Professor of Applied Statistics, Chairman of the Computer
Department and President of the Staff Association,
National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA), Thailand
Director & General Manager and Manager of Computer Center, Bangkok Data Center Co.,
Ltd.
Honorary Vice President for Planning and Development, Assumption University, Thailand
Full-Time Advisor to the President Bangkok Bank, Ltd.
C10 Professor and President of the Faculty Council, King Mongkut's Institute of
Technology, Ladkrabang (KMITL), Thailand
Distinguished (C11) Professor of Computer Engineering, KMITL since 1988
Author of over 450 technical papers
Lectured in more than 17 countries
Director of research projects sponsored by several agencies :
- The National Research Council of Canada
- The US National Science Foundation
- The National Research Council of Thailand
- UNESCO
- Ford Foundation
- USAID
- United Nations Centre for Transnational Corporations
- International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Canada
- International Federation for Information Professing (IFIP)
- International Centre for International Development (ICID)
Commissionor, Intergoverment Bureau for Informatics (IBI), Rome, Italy
Chairman of several Working Groups of the National Computer Committee, Office of the
Prime Minister
Chairman of the Working Group of the Institutional Research Committee, Ministry of
University Affairs
Advisor to the Minister of Science, Advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister, Advisor to
the Supreme Command, and Advisor to several other agencies
Chairman of the Board of International Technology Transfer Inc., Chairman of the Board
of Computer and Professional Service Co., Ltd.
Former Advisor to several companies such as Booze, Allen and Hamilton International,
North Star, Sanyo, etc.
Secretary General, Computer Association of Thailand (CAT)
President, Thai Federation for Information Processing
Chairman Computer Academician Group, CAT
Chairman of the Computer Textbook Committee, Ministry of Education
Chairman of the Computer Textbook Committee, Sukhothai Open University
Member of the National Research Council of Thailand
Member of the University Service Commission chaired by the Prime Minister
Chairman of several University Service Sub-Commissions
Chairman of the Computer Curriculum Committee for Private Colleges and Universities,
Ministry of University Affairs
Member of the Subcommittee to Improve the Copyright Law, Ministry of Education
Chairman of the Working Group and Member of the Subcommittee to Improve the Copyright
Law, Ministry of Commerce
Member of the National Committee on Information Systems, chaired by the Deputy Prime
Minister
Chairman of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Thailand Section
Director of the Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers Thailand Section
Founding Member of the Special Interest Group on University Computing Center of the
ACM, 1962
Founding Chairman of Thailand Joint Chapter of the Computer Society and the Engineering
Management Society of the IEEE
President of the Asian Institute of Technology Alumni Association
Member of the Board of Trustees of Asian Institute of Technology
Member of the Board of Trustees of King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang
Member of the Board of Trustees of Assumption University
Member, General Assembly, International Federation for Information Processing Societies
(IFIPS)
Member of the Advisory Council of the Internet Society
Chairman of the Committee on Internet to Improve Traffic Condition Display, Office of
the Prime Minister
Founding Chairman of Thailand Chapter of the Internet Society
Candidate's Accomplishments:
Asian Computer Man of the Year 1981
Knight Grand Commander (First Class) of the Most Illustrious Order of the Crown of
Thailand, 1987
Knight Grand Commander (First Class) of the Most Noble Order of the White Elephant,
1990
Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Illustrious Order of the Crown of
Thailand, 1993
Knight Grand Cordon (Special Class) of the Most Noble Order of the White Elephant, 1996
Men of Achievements for the Year 1995, Foundation for Thai Society
Man of the Year 1996 and 1997, GM Magazine
7. Dr.Jianping WU
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Dear the Chair and members of the Nominating Committee,
Dear members of ISOC,
This is a message to show my intention to run as a candidate for the election for the ISOC
Board of Trustees through the petition process established by Internet Society.
China have connected with Internet and joined the Internet Family since 1994. In the past
four years, the growth of the Internet and their users in China is very quick. Until the
end of 1998, the Internet have reached all of the major cities and there are more than 1.5
million Internet users in China. But comparing with their population, 1.2 billion and the
number of the computers they have owned, 12 million, there are small numbers of the
Internet users in China, almost one in a thousand people and one in a hundred computers.
So we will have many works to do for the Internet development in China.
As one of the major Internet promoters in China, I have been involved in the Internet
specifically for the more than five years. As a director of technical board and
network center of CERNET, China Education and Research Network that is the largest
academic network in China, I know that the best way, in which we understand,
communicate with and learn from the Internet Society to promote the Internet development
in China, would be more participation in the Internet Society and involvement in their
various activities.
If you think my mission can help the Internet development in China, Please give me a
support. At this moment I am in the process of gathering the 68 signatures needed in the
petition process. If you have any questions, please contact me directly. If you are ready
to support my petition, just send a short mail, stating your full name, Email address and
ISOC membership number, if present, before January 22, 1998.
Regards,
Dr.Jianping WU
Date of Birth: Oct. 4, 1953
Sex: Male
Professor of Computer Science
Director of Network Research Center
Tsinghua University
Beijing, 100084, China
Email: jianping@cernet.edu.cn, or
jianping@sea.net.edu.cn
Tel: (8610) 62785983
Fax: (8610) 62785933
Education and Professional Experience
1982 and after
Master Degree and Ph.D. Degree, Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua University
1982-1991
Teaching/Research Assistant and Lecturer, Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua
University
1987-1989
Visiting Scholar, Department of Computer Science, University of British Columbia, Canada
1991-1993
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua University
1993-present
Professor, Department of Computer Science, Tsinghua University
1994
Visiting Professor of Croucher Foundation, Dept. of Computer Science, City Polytechnic of
Hong Kong
1994-present
Director of Technical Board and Network Center, China Education and Research Network
(CERNET)
1994-present Director of Network Research Center, Tsinghua University
1996-1997
Director of Network Administration, Secretariat of State Council Steering Committee of
National Information Infrastructure, China
1997-present
Member of Expert Committee, Secretariat of State Council Steering Committee of
National Information Infrastructure
1997-present
Member of Administration Committee, China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC)
1998-present
Member of Expert Committee, Computing (863-306), The State High Technology 863 Project
Origination Experience
1993
Co-chair of Program Committee, The third International Conference on Young Computer
Scientist, FCC/ACM/IEEE.
1994-1995
Member of Program Committee, The 7th and 8th IFIP International Workshop on Protocol Test
Systems, IFIP TC6/WG6.1
1997-1999
Member of Program Committee, The 10th and 12th IFIP International Workshop on Protocol
Test Systems, IFIP TC6/WG6.1.
1997-1998
Member of Program Committee, IFIP TC6/WG6.1 Joint International Conference on Formal
Description Techniques for Distributed Systems and Communication Protocols, and Protocol
Specification, Testing and Verification, FORTE/PSTV'97 and 98
1999
Co-chairman of Program Committee, IFIP TC6/WG6.1 Joint International Conference on Formal
Description Techniques for Distributed Systems and Communication Protocols, and
Protocol Specification, Testing and Verification, FORTE/PSTV'99, Beijing
Memberships and Awards - 1992-present
Member of Network and Data Communication Board, China Computer Association 1994-present
Senior Member of China Electronic Association 1995-present
Member of Internet Society 1995-present
Member of APNG 1994
Canada Study Award, by Canadian International Council 1994
Croucher Foundation Award, by Croucher Foundation of Hong Kong 1996
The Distinguished Specialist Award, by the State Council of China 1996
The First Prize, Award for the Advancement in Science and Technology, by the State
Education Commission 1997
The Second Prize, National Award for the Advancement in Science and Technology, by the
State Council of China 1997
The Science Foundation For Outstanding Youth, by the National Natural Science Foundation
of China
Publications and Invited Presentations
More than 100 papers have been published in the academic journals and proceedings of
international conferences including INET, INFOCOM, ICC etc. More than 10 invited
presentations in the international conferences.
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