Maurice Tseng: Professor of Foreign Languages

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Maurice Hsien-Ping Tseng. 1962. Professor of Foreign Languages. BA (1952) George Washington University; advanced studies at George Washington University, Yale University, and University of California, Berkeley. The son of a Chinese diplomat, he was instrumental in the development of the Chinese language program at San Francisco State from 1962-1990. [Cross-reference with Leo Chen and Maurice Tseng as founders of Chinese Language program].

Identifier
TP-ATA-1707
Context

Credit: Maurice Tseng's bio was provided by Meredith Eliassen.

Geographic Coverage
San Francisco, CA
Temporal Coverage
1962-1990
Type
Still Image
Format
Negative
Source
San Francisco State University Archives
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Public
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279

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