Federal funding for the Title VI Language Resource Center (LRC) Program has been abruptly discontinued after 35 years of work in world language education. As a result, many LRCs including the NFLRC will be unable to carry out most of their activities planned for the fourth year of the current funding cycle (2025–2026). Learn More

Headshot of Hsin-Tzu Jen, CLT/NFLRC Graduate Assistant, smiling and wearing a blue shirt with white sailboat designs, with green leaves hanging down in the background of the picture.

    Hsin-Tzu Jen

    Hsin-Tzu Jen is a Ph.D. student and a graduate assistant at the Center for Language & Technology and the National Foreign Language Resource Center. He holds a Master’s degree in Chinese as a Second Language from National Taiwan Normal University. Before joining UH Mānoa, Hsin-Tzu also taught Chinese and cultural classes at several tertiary institutes in Taiwan and in the U.S., including Tamkang University, National Taiwan Normal University, and College of the Holy Cross. Previously, Hsin-Tzu was a GA at the Chinese Language Flagship Center and the Language Flagship Technology Innovation Center at UH Mānoa.