Background
Pong, Suet-Ling was born on June 20, 1955 in Hong Kong. Daughter of Kwok and Yin Chan (Van) Pong. came to the United States, 1982.
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Suet-Ling Pong, Chinese Education educator. Recipient Spencer fellow National Academy Education, 1992, Hewlett Foundation, 1984-1986, University of Chicago, 1982-1985, fellowship for participation the Summer Institute of Women and Development, Ford Foundation, University of Wisconsin, 1983; Hong Kong Association Graduate Women scholar, 1982-1983; grantee Rockefeller Foundation, 1990-1991, American Education Research Association, since 1994.
Education
Bachelor in Sociology and Economics, Chinese U. Hong Kong, 1978; certified in Education, U. Hong Kong, 1980; Doctor of Philosophy in Education, University of Chicago, 1989.
Career
Head teacher, St. Paul's College, New Method College, Hong Kong, 1978-1982; English instructor, Da-Lian Normal, China, summer 1981; survey evaluator, National Parent-Teachers Association, Chicago, 1984-1985; assistant lecturer School Education, Chinese U. Hong Kong, 1986-1988; Population Council postdoctoral fellow, Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, California, 1989-1991; assistant professor Sociology of Education, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, since 1992. Consultant Rockefeller Foundation, 1990.
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Membership
Member American Sociological Association, Population Association American, Comparative and International Education Society.
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Married David M. Post, May 18, 1986. 1 child, Sara Y. Post.
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Recipient Spencer fellow National Academy Education, 1992, Hewlett Foundation, 1984-1986, University of Chicago, 1982-1985, fellowship for participation the Summer Institute of Women and Development, Ford Foundation, University of Wisconsin, 1983. Hong Kong Association Graduate Women scholar, 1982-1983. Grantee Rockefeller Foundation, 1990-1991, American Education Research Association, since 1994.Recipient Spencer fellow National Academy Education, 1992, Hewlett Foundation, 1984-1986, University of Chicago, 1982-1985, fellowship for participation the Summer Institute of Women and Development, Ford Foundation, University of Wisconsin, 1983. Hong Kong Association Graduate Women scholar, 1982-1983. Grantee Rockefeller Foundation, 1990-1991, American Education Research Association, since 1994.