His journey has been similar to the one taken by his older brother, Gyeong-Sik, who graduated from Princeton in 2010 and is now working as a software engineer at Google.
“He’s working in the computer science field, and I thought that looked like a lot of fun,” he says. “He surrounds himself with gadgets, and I’ve always loved playing with them, too. So I have chosen computer science as my major.”
Reading, writing and running. I don’t think life demands we do much more than these three things, which is good because I can’t do much else. Old Nassau has offered me the chance to explore all three in conjunction with my education here. It is my hope to convey and share these explorations through this blog.
“You have these areas with no buildings or people, just vast carpets of tall golden grass,” he says. “Every few meters there is an Acacia tree, tall, with a thorny umbrella. It is a very nice panorama, especially in the early morning and the evening, as the sun rises or sets.”
Chang, a native of China and Taiwan, received her bachelor’s degree from the National Taiwan University in 1970. She attended graduate school at the University of California-Berkeley, where she wrote her doctoral thesis in 1974 under the supervision of Donald Sarason.
