Congratulations to Prof. Yu-Chen Lin and junior student He-lin Lin for their award for the College Student Research Project granted by the National Science Council.

This conference provides educators, students, and researchers an excellent opportunity to share their experiences and insights on leveraging digital tools and strategies to enhance the teaching and learning experience. Through this collaborative effort, we can explore new educational frontiers and create a more inclusive and engaging learning environment for all. We invite submissions of original research papers, work-in-progress reports, and case studies on the following subcategories related to “Bilingual Education for College Students in the Age of AI.” Articles can be theoretical or empirical and can utilize a range of methodologies. We welcome papers that address practical problems, theoretical debates, or policy issues related to teaching and learning in any geographic context. We also welcome interdisciplinary reports that integrate insights from multiple disciplines. We extend our sincere gratitude for your support of our conference.

In today’s diverse society and workplaces, English is becoming increasingly important. To enable high school students to learn practical English for the workplace and experience its widespread use, the Department of Applied Foreign Languages at Lunghwa University of Science and Technology organized a one-day English camp on January 25, 2024.