|  The ACWH was originally designed with the purpose of conducting research with higher efficiency. To facilitate this, the ACWH encourages students to join ACWH activities thus assisting them to hone their academic skills and accumulate empirical experience. This consultative case model, which provides students with training in case-based practices, helps students to develop a holistic understanding of WTO-related subjects. The ACWH firmly believes that case-based learning is far more efficient than mere lecturing or other exam-oriented pedagogical methods.
 The ACWH’s consultative case model operates by recruiting interested graduate students as research assistants, assisting them to conduct legal research and to prepare draft answers to specific inquiries submitted by the BOFT, MOEA. In preparing the consultative cases, students not only help ease the onerous workload of professors but also hone their professional skills and develop their sensitivity toward WTO issues. In the year 2005, the 28 students admitted to ACWH contributed greatly to the completion of consultative cases referred by BOFT, editing an English-language journal, hosting conferences and seminars, the drafting of research projects, forming study groups on cases adjudicated by the Appellate Body, participating in the WTO Moot Court Competition, and other peripheral works.
 The ACWH endeavors to form a unified team through the recruitment of scholars with various legal backgrounds. The ACWH acts as the facilitation point for government agencies and assigns consultative cases to the taskforce with the most suitable knowledge. In so doing, the cases so referred by government agencies may be resolved by a collective brainstorming and mistakes can therefore be reduced. Moreover, the research assistants employed by the ACWH, in the course of assisting professors to handle each specific case, may develop their analytical skills and greater sensitivity of the policy concerns of various WTO Members that so often animate WTO disputes. This strategy comprising of a diverse work-force, the consultative case model, and the case-based learning approach for students, has proved to be a successful modus operandi to maximize the benefits of Taiwan's resources. Statistics indicate that, during 2004 and 2005, hundreds of consultative cases were referred to the ACWH by BOFT, MOEA.
About Us  | Ms Yu-chien Chang
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law After graduating from National Taiwan University with an LL.B degree in 2004 , Yu-chien Chang has worked as a paralegal in Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson & Associates. She has specialized in dealing with cases about civil law and family law. Now, she works as a full-time assistant in the Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law. In addition, she speaks English and French. |  | Mr. Chun-Ming Chen
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Chun-Ming Chen is now an LL.M. student majoring in WTO Law in NTU College of Law. In the year 2004, he and his fellow reached the first place in the Phillip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, Taiwan National Round, and he was personally awarded the prize of Best Oralist. In 2006, he and his colleagues won the Championship of Asian Regional Round of ELSA Moot Court Competition on WTO Law, and was placed the fifth in the Final Oral Round held later in Geneva. |  | Ms Kuan-Chieh Chen
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Kuan-Chieh Chen, graduating from National Taiwan University with an LL.B degree in 2005, is now an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law in NTU College of Law. She has participated in the ELSA WTO moot court competition. Her team and she won the best overall written submission, the best Complainant written submission and the best Respondent written submission of the Asian Regional Round in March 2007. She is also a certified member of Taiwan's bar. |  | Ms Wan-yu Chen
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
After graduating from National Taiwan University with an LL.B degree in 2006, Wan-yu Chen is now an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law at NTU. She has been joining a research project on medical law since last October. |  | Ms Wei-Jen Chen
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Wei-Jen Chen graduated from National Taiwan University with an LL.B. degree in the Department of Law, Economic and Financial Laws Division in 2006. Now she us an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law in NTU College of Law. She has interests in many aspects, and also serves as a research assistant to make progress in Civil Procedure Law, medical law, and European Contract Law, etc. Furthermore, She has also been certified in judicial examination of judges/public prosecutors. |  | Ms Yi-chieh Chou
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Yi-chieh Chou graduated from National Taiwan University with an LL.B degree in 2003, and is now an LL.M. student majoring in Financial and Economic Law in FJU College of Law. Currently, Yi-chieh works as a full-time assistant in the Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law. |  | Ms Hsiu-Ching Huang
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Hsiu-Ching Huang graduated from University of Toronto with an Honors of Bachelor degree in 2006, where she double majored in Human Biology and East Asian Studies. At present, she is a LL.M. graduate school student majoring in International Law in NTU College of Law. |  | Ms Wei-Chen Hung
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Wei-Chen Hung has graduated from National Chen-Chi University with an LL.B. degree, division of Financial Law in 2007. Currently she is an LL.M. student majoring in International Law in NTU College of Law. |  | Mr. Ding Jin
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Ding Jin graduated from National Taiwan University with an LL.B. degree in the Department of Law in 2007. He majors in Civil and Commercial law for an LL.M. degree at the NTU. He exhibits great ambition and interest upon learning, particularly in the realm of corporate law, criminal law and international trade and commerce. He has passes the bar exam in 2007. |  | Ms Yu-Shan Kao
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Yu-Shan Kao has just graduated from National Chen-Chi University with an LL.B. degree, division of Financial Law. And she is now an LL.M. student majoring in International Law in NTU College of Law. |
 | Mr. Ching-Fu Lin
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Ching-Fu Lin is now in his fifth year of university, double majoring in law and chemical engineering. In the year 2004, he and his fellows reached the second place and in the Phillip C. Jessup International Moot Court Competition, Taiwan National Round, and he was personally awarded the prize of the Outstanding Oralist. He was selected as Youth of Excellence of NTU and won the Scholarship of Outstanding Achievement Awards in 2005.
|  | Ms Jia-huey Lin
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Jia-huey Lin graduated from National Taiwan University with an LL.B degree in 2005, and is now an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law at NTU. She is currently participating in the "Subsidy Project for Research Literature of Humanities and Social Sciences: Discipline: Law Field: International Law." |
 | Ms Tzung-ying Lin
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Tzung-ying Lin graduated from NTU College of Law in 2005, and is now an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law in NTU College of Law. She is also a licensed attorney and just passed the judges and prosecutors exam.
|  | Mr. Yun-Che Hsieh
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law After graduating from National Taiwan University with LL.B. degree in 2006, now Yun-Che Hsieh is an LL.M. student of Civil and Commercial Law at NTU.He is interested in corporate law. He has passed the bar in 2006.
|  | Ms Nai-fang Wong
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Nai-fang Wong has just graduated from the SooChow University and received her LL.B. in 2006. Currently she is a 1st-year LL.M. student in NTU College of Law. Her major is international law. |  | Ms Yi-Chen Wu
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Yi-Chen Wu is now an undergraduate of National Taiwan University, who majors in Plant Pathology and Microbiology, college of Bioresources and Agriculture, and double majors in Law, Division of Economic and Financial Law, College of Law. She was selected as the Dean of Studies' Honor list Program twice, and now as a research assistant at Asia Center for WTO & International Health Law and Policy. |  | Mr. Yueh-Ping Yang
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Yueh-Ping Yang is a LL.M. graduate school student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law in NTU College of Law. He has participated in the ELSA WTO moot court competition, winning the championship and best overall written submission of the Asia Regional Round in March, 2006, and the 5th place in the world final round in April, 2006. In addition, he has also served as a research assistant to amend the Bankruptcy Act for the Judicial Yuan. Furthermore, he has outstanding academic performances, including being the winner of 2005 LCS Legal Treatise Prize and 2004 Limo Prize. Besides academic achivements, Yueh-Ping is also a certified member of Taiwan's bar.
|  | Ms Yu-keng Yang
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law
Yu-keng Yang graduated from National Taiwan University with an LL.B. degree in the Division of Law Practice in 2005, and is now an LL.M. student majoring in Civil and Commercial Law. She is expected to be a certified member of Taiwan's bar by the end of July, 2007. |
 | Mr. Yi-hsin Yeh
Assistant, The Asian Center for WTO and International Health Law and Policy, NTU College of Law Eric received his B.A. degree in Public Finance from NCCU in 2007. He is studying for his LLM degree in the Graduate Institute of Interdisciplinary Legal Study, NTU. He shows great interest in studying income taxation and multijurisdictional taxation. He also volunteers in Taipei National Tax Administration helping foreign resident filing for income tax every year. |
Visiting Researchers
 | Ms Heather Lin
Hi, I’m Heather! I’m from Louisiana in the United States. International Trade & Finance is my current major at Louisiana State University. I will be entering my second year in the Fall of 2006. I’m interning at National Taiwan University’s School of Law under Taiwan Tech Trek – a program encouraging overseas Taiwanese youth to return to and experience their homeland, while becoming familiar with the work environment of Taiwan.
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 | Mr. Alex You
My name is Alex You. I will be a second year at Boston College in the Fall. I study Political Science and Economics. I am interning at National Taiwan University Law School on their WTO project through Taiwan Tech Trek.
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Activities
25/08/2005 Outing to Mt. Yang-min
05/04/2006 Surfing at the beach of Kin-shan
05/04/2006 Birthday Party for Feng-jen
10/05/2006 Softball Game
30/05/2006 Dinner Gathering
08/13/2007 Farewell Party for Chaowen
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