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发帖数: 8 | 1 大芝加哥地区“体育天地，阳光生活”夏季野餐联谊会
万通互惠理财--Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual) 钻石
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多彩的夏天，多姿的生活，让我们享受自然，让生活走向阳光。
大芝加哥地区“体育天地，阳光生活”夏季野餐联谊会是芝加哥华人社区的夏日盛会，
是交友的好场所，游乐的好地方，家庭的好去处，欢迎您和您的家人参加！
科工专等专业协会与各大校友会连续三年举办夏季野餐联谊会，每次有600到700人参加
，受到各界的一致好评。
今年又与往年有所不同。我们特邀张怡宁、韩晓鹏、龚睿那等十几位奥林匹克和世界冠
军与大家一起同乐！万通互惠理财(MassMutual)经理董於弥(Emily Dong)将在现场招聘
业务代理人员，推出 LifeBridge保险计划，介绍少数族裔优秀学生奖学金计划，合格
家庭和个人可以申请，同时提供保险和理财的专业讲座时间表供大家参考。美国大公司
Navistar International Corporation将在现场举办职业招聘会，为您提供职场机会。
时间：2011年8月6日星期六，11:00am to 4:30pm
地点：Grove #1，Deer Grove East Forest Preserve, Palatine, IL 60607
收费：成人网上登记$10，现场$15；5 到12岁儿童网上登记$5，现场$7 ；5岁以下儿童
免费。
登记：http://acse.org/2011picnic/
主办单位阵容强大，有科工专、金融协会、妇女商会、文化与职业俱乐部等专业协会和
北京大学、复旦大学、华东理工、华中科大、南京大学、南开大学、天津大学、清华大
学、中国科技大学等主要校友会及芝加哥地区学生学者联谊会。
“体育天地，阳光生活”夏季野餐联谊会节目精彩，内容丰富。
体育天地
1：十几位世界冠军将与大家分享成功的经验。
2：重在参与，有排球、羽毛球等球类运动。
3：各主办单位将举办拔河比赛。
4：儿童互动游戏，蹦蹦气垫床。
5：大型跆拳道功夫表演。
阳光生活
1：野餐联谊会现场林木葱郁，绿草茵茵，有凉棚遮阳挡雨。
2：各主办单位有自己的帐篷，朋友相聚，休闲聊天。
3：野餐烧烤和美味中餐，饮料瓜果。
4：悠扬歌声，动人舞姿。
5：抽奖活动。
此外，各协会将举办各具特色的活动，丰富夏季野餐联谊会的内容。金融协会和北大校
友会将举办小型金融论坛，清华校友会将庆祝百年校庆，复旦校友会将展示首次在海外
召开的世界复旦校友联谊会并庆祝芝加哥复旦校友会成立15周年，天大及南开校友会将
举办天津滨海新区推介会、少年儿童中文集中识字竞赛等等。
各赞助商将设置摊位介绍产品和服务。
联系：科工专，潘卫 914-841-3012, 王涛 847-363-5990，孙海峰 847-271-6913；北
大，姜晓莉 630-479-6545；复旦，周坚刚 773-590-6427，刘伟中 847-596-0856；科
大，丁省强 773-387-3473；南大，倪陈平 630-362-1505，马雨生 847-878-4015；南
开，何振宇630-669-8492；天大，任雪梅 847-306-9558；清华，何光胜 847-505-6026
；华中科大，李红卫 630-362-3928；华东理工，陶志福 224-436-9866；金融协会，章
光佳 630-696-0806；妇女商会，于洪月 630-251-5359；文化与职业俱乐部，张昭 312
-451-8587；学生学者联谊会，孙冰 312-532-9212， 王筑773-727-4869。
2011年大芝加哥地区夏季野餐联谊会筹备委员会
2011 Summer Picnic and Social Gathering of Professional and Alumni
Associations
Diamond Sonsorship by MassMutual
You are cordially invited to “2011 Summer Picnic and Social Gathering of
Professional and Alumni Associations”, organized by ACSE (Association of
Chinese-American Scientists and Engineers, GCCAWCC (Greater Chicago Chinese
American Women Chamber of Commerce), CCC (Cultural and Career Club), CSSA (
Chicago Chinese Student and Scholar Associations), TCFA (The Chinese Finance
Association) and the following alumni associations of major Chinese
University: Beijing University, ECUST (East China University of Science and
Technology), Fudan University, HUST (Huazhong University of Science and
Technology), Nanjing University, Nankai University, Tianjin University,
Tsinghua University, and USTC (University of Science and Technology of China
).
In the last 3 years the picnic attracted 600 to 700 people to attend. We
are looking forward to another big crowd at this largest summer gathering in
Greater Chicago Chinese community. In addition to catered Chinese food and
BBQ, excellent entertainments, and other fun activities, we are extremely
excited to present the following highlights for this year's event:
Meet with famous Chinese athletes including Olympic and World Champions, Ms.
Zhang Yining, Ms. Gong Ruina, Mr. Han Xiaopeng and more!
MassMutual/Water Tower Financial Partners, LLC Senior Vice President Emily
Dong will recruit agents on site and introduce LifeBridge insurance program,
scholarship program for qualified minority students, and time table for
seminars on insurance and investment.
Navistar, a large local corporation, will host an on-site job fair to
present you great career opportunities!
Hurry up to register for this picnic and mark your calendar for a fun day!
Please see the following information and stay tuned for future update!
Time: Saturday, August 6, 11:00AM to 4:30PM
Location: Grove #1 and Grove #2, Deer Grove East Forest Preserve,
Palatine, IL 60067
Fees: Adult: $10 if prepaid online or by check, $15 on-site, $5
/children between 5 and 12 if prepaid online or by check, $7 on-site, free
with children under 5.
Registration and pre-payment website: http://acse.org/2011picnic/
2011 Summer Picnic Committee
World Champion Athletes
Zhang Yining is considered one of top female table tennis players in history
. She held the International Table Tennis Federation's (ITTF) No. 1 ranking
in both women's singles and women's doubles for more than five years. At the
2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, she won gold medals in both the women's
singles and women's team events. She also won two gold medals in 2004, in
women's singles and women's doubles. For her dominant presence on the world
stage, Zhang took the Olympic Oath on behalf of all athletes at the opening
ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games.
Gong Ruina is one of China's all-time greatest women's badminton players. At
the IBF World Championships, playing singles, she won gold in 1998 and 2001
, silver in 2003 and bronze in 1999. Her numerous international titles
include the 2003 Denmark Open, 2004 Swedish Open and 2004 British Open, with
many silver medals. She also played on China's world champion teams of 2002
and 2004.
Han Xiaopeng, one of the most accomplished winter sport athletes in China,
won a gold medal in the men's aerial freestyle skiing event at the 2006
Torino Winter Olympics. In doing so, he became the first male Chinese
athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics. He successfully defended
his title in 2010, winning gold at the Vancouver Winter Olympics. In 2007,
he won his event at both the 2007 World Championships and Asian Winter Games.
Tang Jingzhi broke a world record as a member of China's gold-medal 4x200m
freestyle relay team at the 2002 Moscow Swim Championships. In 2003, she won
gold in the 800m freestyle at the World Championships. At the 2008 Beijing
Summer Olympics, she won a silver medal as a member of the women's 4x200m
freestyle relay team. She also won gold as part of the 4x200m freestyle
relay team at the 2002 Pusan Asian Games.
Qiu Hongxia is a weightlifter whose most celebrated accomplishment came at
the 2006 World Weightlifting Championships. Competing in the women's
lightweight (53kg) events, she won all three styles of weightlifting and set
two world records in her class (both clean and jerk and total weight). In
the subsequent years, she has won multiple national and international titles.
Zhou Yan, Liu Yin and Xue Qinshuang are members of the Chinese national
women's curling team, skipped by Wang Bingyu (who came to UW-Madison in the
first cohort of athletes). Currently, Zhou plays lead, Liu plays third and
Xue plays second. The team won the bronze medal at the 2010 Vancouver Winter
Olympics, China's first ever Olympic medal in curling, after losing to
eventual gold medalists Sweden in the semifinals. The team has won a World
Championship (2009), a world silver medal (2008) and three Pacific
Championships (2006-08). Zhou and Xue curled in their first tournament (2002
Pacific Curling Championships) after curling for only two years; Liu, with
the same experience, was an alternate.
He Lumin won the gold medal in 1998 at the 13th Asian Taekwondo
Championships — the first Chinese person to hold the title. From 1999-2001,
she won three World Women's Taekwondo Championships in a row in the
welterweight (67kg) event, becoming an idol for women in taekwondo.
Wang Shuo was a taekwondo jin. In 1999, at the age of 15, she won a gold
medal at the seventh World Women's Taekwondo Championships in the 55kg event.
Zhou Yafei won a bronze medal as a member of the women's 4x100 medley relay
team at the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, swimming the butterfly leg. The
team set an Asian record. At the 2003 World Championships, she was a member
of the first-place 4x100 medley and third-place 4x200 freestyle relay teams
and took the bronze in the 200-meter individual medley. She was also a
member of the fourth-place 4x100 medley relay team at the 2004 Athens Summer
Olympics.
Shi Xin is a synchronized swimmer. She won a silver medal in the solo event
at the 2010 FINA Synchronized Swimming World Cup, the first for China in
that event.
Zhong Hongyan is one of China's most accomplished female kayakers/sprint
canoers. From 1998-2008, she won five gold and four silver medals in
international competition, including a silver in 2002 (four-person kayak,
1000m) and a bronze in 2006 (solo kayak, 500m) at the ICF Canoe Sprint World
Championships. At the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics, she placed fourth in the
two-person kayak, 500m event.
Liu Xia competed in judo, primarily at the half-heavyweight (78 kg) weight.
She won a silver medal at the 2004 Athens Summer Olympics, matching her
finish that year at the Asian Judo Championships. In 2007, she won the gold
at the Asian Judo Championships.
Wang Lihong was a pitcher on the Chinese national softball team. She won a
silver medal at the 1996 Atlanta Summer Olympics — the first in which
softball was recognized as a medal sport — playing seven matches. At the
2000 Sydney Summer Olympics, she finished fourth, playing in three matches.
Wrestling coach Chen Delong will also participate in the program. Chen
competed in men's freestyle wrestling in the late 1990s/early 2000s. |
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