“相勗日就月將, ‘We encourage  each other to be better over time.” – CKS School Hymn, translated by Atty. Danny L. Chan and Peggy Wang

 

“My Fifteen Years at CKS College” is a compelling memoir by Atty. Danny L. Chan, offering an insightful and personal recount of his extensive involvement with Chiang Kai Shek College (CKSC). With a career spanning over three decades, Chan provides readers with a unique perspective on both his journey and the evolution of CKSC.

 

This book chronicles his evolution from a spirited student to a transformative educator and administrator at Chiang Kai Shek College. Starting from his early days at the school, Chan’s active involvement in academic and extracurricular activities set the foundation for his later roles. His innovative teaching methods and substantial contributions as Vice President and President, including crisis management and facility modernization, reflect his dedication to the institution. For those interested in HR, this book also highlights significant reforms in the college's compensation and HR policies. He describes overhauling the pay scale to ensure fairness, introducing performance-based incentives, and transitioning to a new payroll system. “My Fifteen Years at CKS College” also offers candid insights into the challenges faced during the pandemic and the complexities of educational administration, all while showcasing Chan’s deep appreciation for his colleagues and mentors. The book highlights key areas of reform and innovation implemented during his tenure, making it a significant resource for understanding the administrative and educational dynamics of CKSC which is also a testament to the broader themes of growth, resilience, and dedication in the field of education. 

 

“My Fifteen Years at CKS College” is a commendable read for anyone interested in educational administration, institutional reform, and the personal experiences of those who shape the future of academic institutions. Chan’s gratitude and pride in his alma mater resonate throughout the book, making it a heartfelt and informative memoir.