2008 Woodie Awards
Bo Yin, ICC programs chair and future businessman
Student leader of the week
Audrey Barker
Issue date: 4/28/08 Section: Features
Name: Bo Yin
Post: ICC Chair of Programs
Major: Engineering and Physics
Hobbies and Interests: Skiing, Swimming, Tennis, Badminton, Golf, Music, Volunteering at Stanford University and the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose
Dream Schools: Berkeley, Stanford
La Voz: What are your responsibilities as ICC Chair of programs?
Bo Yin: I organize all the events and contribute to the ICC by making it more attractive and interesting. I am responsible for attracting new students each quarter. For example, I will make fliers promoting the ICC and/or make gifts for ICC events.
LV: Why did you want to be an ICC officer?
BY: I love clubs and wanted to contribute to all of the clubs within the ICC. Also, I am an international student, and I know that in clubs you can make new friends and have new experiences.
LV: What are your plans personally and for the ICC?
BY: I plan to get my undergraduate degree in engineering, and then get my master's degree in business. I would like to do some internships and work for a couple companies, but eventually I might take over my family business or open my own business. For the ICC, I want to continue to promote the ICC and contribute by bringing in more new students. I want to make the ICC more interesting.
LV: What clubs are you affiliated with?
BY: I am a member of International Student Volunteers and Furendo Suppondo.
LV: What are some interesting facts about you?
BY: I am an international student from Shenzhen in Canton Province in China. I attended high school in Switzerland, close to Geneva. That is where I learned to ski.
Audrey Barker is a staff reporter for La Voz. Contact her at audreybarker@lavozdeanza.com.
Post: ICC Chair of Programs
Major: Engineering and Physics
Hobbies and Interests: Skiing, Swimming, Tennis, Badminton, Golf, Music, Volunteering at Stanford University and the Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose
Dream Schools: Berkeley, Stanford
La Voz: What are your responsibilities as ICC Chair of programs?
Bo Yin: I organize all the events and contribute to the ICC by making it more attractive and interesting. I am responsible for attracting new students each quarter. For example, I will make fliers promoting the ICC and/or make gifts for ICC events.
LV: Why did you want to be an ICC officer?
BY: I love clubs and wanted to contribute to all of the clubs within the ICC. Also, I am an international student, and I know that in clubs you can make new friends and have new experiences.
LV: What are your plans personally and for the ICC?
BY: I plan to get my undergraduate degree in engineering, and then get my master's degree in business. I would like to do some internships and work for a couple companies, but eventually I might take over my family business or open my own business. For the ICC, I want to continue to promote the ICC and contribute by bringing in more new students. I want to make the ICC more interesting.
LV: What clubs are you affiliated with?
BY: I am a member of International Student Volunteers and Furendo Suppondo.
LV: What are some interesting facts about you?
BY: I am an international student from Shenzhen in Canton Province in China. I attended high school in Switzerland, close to Geneva. That is where I learned to ski.
Audrey Barker is a staff reporter for La Voz. Contact her at audreybarker@lavozdeanza.com.
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