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Ron Hull lecturing at PTV, the public television network
in Taipei.
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Ron Hull, a professor at the University of Nebraska, has been
involved with television broadcasting since 1955, when the United
States was just launching its seventh educational television station.
Since that time, he has been in key programming positions in Nebraska
and Washington, D.C., at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting
and the Public Broadcasting Service.
Last year, Hull had the opportunity to share the knowledge he
has gained from years of experience with students and professionals
in Taiwan. Through a Fulbright lecturing and research grant, Hull
taught a graduate-level course in International Broadcasting at
National Chengchi University and lectured on fund raising, programming,
production and management at PTV, the national public television
network headquartered in Taipei.
Of his students, Hull remarked, "What a pleasure it is teaching
graduate students here at Chengchi. They are polite to a fault,
attentive, never absent, they never bolt for the door when the
bell rings, and they are full of vigor and good spirits. In my
opinion they truly reflect what we've always heard about the Chinese
culture...that they revere education and respect their teachers.
I learned so much through this experience."
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