Background
Tse, Man-Chun Marina was born on December 14, 1948 in Kai-Ping, China. Came to the United States, 1972. Daughter of Sun-Poo and Su-ling Cheung.
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Man-Chun Marina Tse
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Education
Bachelor in English, University Chinese Culture, Taipei, Taiwan, 1970. Master of Science in Special Education, University Southern California, 1974. Leadership program diploma, Harvard University, 2003.
Career
Research assistant literature University Chinese Culture, 1970-1972. English teacher Tang-Suede Middle School, Taiwan, 1970-1972. Instructor Willing Workers, Adult Handicapped Program Los Angeles School District, 1976-1977.
Instructor English as Second Language Evans Adult School, Los Angeles, 1977—1982. Instructor English as Second Language and political science Lincoln Adult School, 1986—1994. Special education teacher Duarte (California) Unified School District, 1977—2000.
Principal associate deputy secretary United States Department Education Office English Language Acquisition, Language Enhancement and Academy Achievement Limited English Proficient Students, since 2000. Commissioner, program chairman California Special Education Advisory Commission, Sacramento, 1994-1996. Member California State Board Education, 1996-1999.
Member California State Summer School for the Arts, 1998-1999. Council member Los Angeles County Children Planning Council, since 1995. Committee member Los Angeles County Science & Engineering Fair Committee, since 1993.
Honorary advisory board Asian Youth Center, San Gabriel City, California, since 1992. Executive board United States President Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities (United States), since 2000. Committee member teacher development project National Association State Board Education, 1997-2000.
Member California State Superintendents Art Task Force, 1997-1998. Advisor California Council Technology, 1996-1999. Member California Rehabilitation Council.
Achievements
Membership
President board trustees Bruggemeyer Library., Monterey Park, California, 1993-1999. President Los Angeles County Council Representatives, since 1994. Member California Statewide Focus Group Diversity, Sacramento, 1995-1997.
Chair Chinese American Education Association, since 1993. Co-chair, co-founder Multi-Cultural Community Association, since 1992. Board directors Rosemead-Taipei Sister City, since 1993, San Gabriel Valley Charity Night Committee, since 1992.
Chairman Los Angeles County-Taipei County Friendship Committee, since 1996. Member California Teacher Association, Chinese Education Association, International Platform Association, National Association State Boards Education.
Connections
Married Richard Anderson, August 17, 1997.
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Recipient Recognition certified Duarte Education Foundation, 1990, California Legislation Assembly, 1993, certified Valley View School, 1991, award State California, 1991, Appreciation award City Rosemead, 1992, Commendation certified Alhambra School District, 1992-1993, Education award Asian Youth Center, 1992, 1992, Commendation certified City Los Angeles, 1992, commendation County Los Angeles, 1992, award United States Congress, 1993, Proclamation City Alhambra, 1993, Chinese American Parent-Teachers Association award, 1993, John Anson Ford award Los Angeles County Human Relations Committee, 1993, Appreciation certified Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, 1994, City Monterey Park, 1995, Recognition certified California State Senate, 1994, Special Achievement award California Special Education Advisory Commission, 1997, Duarte United Education Center, 1997, Outstanding Communications Service award City of Duarte, California, 1997, Distinguished Woman of Year award California 24th District Sen.' General’ s Office, 1997, Service award California Federation Exceptional Children Council, 1998, California Sanitorial award, 1999, Los Angeles County Board Supervisors Outstanding Service award, 1999, Monterey Park City award, 1999.Recipient Recognition certified Duarte Education Foundation, 1990, California Legislation Assembly, 1993, certified Valley View School, 1991, award State California, 1991, Appreciation award City Rosemead, 1992, Commendation certified Alhambra School District, 1992-1993, Education award Asian Youth Center, 1992, 1992, Commendation certified City Los Angeles, 1992, commendation County Los Angeles, 1992, award United States Congress, 1993, Proclamation City Alhambra, 1993, Chinese American Parent-Teachers Association award, 1993, John Anson Ford award Los Angeles County Human Relations Committee, 1993, Appreciation certified Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, 1994, City Monterey Park, 1995, Recognition certified California State Senate, 1994, Special Achievement award California Special Education Advisory Commission, 1997, Duarte United Education Center, 1997, Outstanding Communications Service award City of Duarte, California, 1997, Distinguished Woman of Year award California 24th District Sen.' General’ s Office, 1997, Service award California Federation Exceptional Children Council, 1998, California Sanitorial award, 1999, Los Angeles County Board Supervisors Outstanding Service award, 1999, Monterey Park City award, 1999.