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Interview with Irene Y. Wong - OH 774
No full textThis interview was conducted by Dr. O. Jennifer Dixon-McKnight with Irene Y. Wong as part of Project 2020: A Collaborative Oral History. Ms. Wong shares her experiences amid the COVID-19 pandemic and critical year 2020, particularly as a retired Asian American and Sun City resident. She discusses the collaborative work of her neighborhood at the onset of the pandemic, notably their efforts to make face masks and to increase technological literacy—e.g. online grocery shopping. She also shares her journey of grief after the loss of her husband and other loved ones during this period of social isolation. Other notable topics of conversation include vaccination, race, social unrest, and the 2020 political climate.
Irene Y. Wong (b. 1950) is a native of Hong Kong and former business professional living in Sun City Carolina Lakes in Indian Land, SC. At the age of seven, she immigrated to the United States as a refugee and resettled in the Washington, D.C. area. She later attended university in Massachusetts and worked for many years in both New England and the Southeast. Following retirement, Ms. Wong moved to Sun City.
Spearheaded by Dr. O. Jennifer Dixon-McKnight, an Assistant Professor of History & African American Studies at Winthrop University, Project 2020 is best summarized in her words: “The goal was to conduct interviews that explored the various ways in which Americans were experiencing and being impacted by the various watershed moments that emerged during 2020 (the global pandemic, social unrest, financial challenges, issues with healthcare, etc.).”https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/oralhistoryprogram/1689/thumbnail.jp
WONG, Luis A.
No full textFolder titled “Luis A. Wong and Martín Paz”. It contained two files with documents relative to payments for family issues pertaining to Gen. Alvaro Obregón. The folder titled “Luis A. Wong” contains telegrams exchanged among President Obregón, Santa Ana Almada, Manager of the Monetary Commission and Carlos Obregón, relative to the weekly payment of 500.00 semanales a Luis A. Wong para pagar rayas mientras se comercializa el garbanzo. Estos pagos los ordena el Presidente Obregón a la Comisión Monetaria y así lo informa semana con semana, de noviembre de 1921 a junio de 1922, a Carlos Obregón
WONG, Luis A.
No full textFolder titled “Luis A. Wong and Martín Paz”. It contained two files with documents relative to payments for family issues pertaining to Gen. Alvaro Obregón. The folder titled “Luis A. Wong” contains telegrams exchanged among President Obregón, Santa Ana Almada, Manager of the Monetary Commission and Carlos Obregón, relative to the weekly payment of 500.00 semanales a Luis A. Wong para pagar rayas mientras se comercializa el garbanzo. Estos pagos los ordena el Presidente Obregón a la Comisión Monetaria y así lo informa semana con semana, de noviembre de 1921 a junio de 1922, a Carlos Obregón
Schottariella Mirifica P.C. Boyce & S. Y. Wong: A New Name for Schottarum Sarikeense (Araceae: Schismatoglottideae)
Full text linkThe recent publication of the new genus Schottarum (Araceae) from Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo (Boyce and Wong 2008), contains a serious typification error by which Schottarum is a taxonomic synonym of Schismatoglottis and a new generic name is required for the taxon we described as Schottarum. The names Schottariella and Schottariella mirifica are here published
Studies on Schismatoglottideae (Araceae) of Borneo LVIII : Further novelties described for the genus Piptospatha, and a note on Piptospatha Sect. Gamogyne
Full text linkPiptospatha bella S. Y. Wong & P. C. Boyce
and Piptospatha lurida S. Y. Wong & P. C.
Boyce are described and illustrated from
Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo. Their
recognition takes Piptospatha to 18 described
species. Piptospatha lurida is most similar to
P. burbidgei, a species formerly allotted its
own genus, Gamogyne, later made into a
section of Piptospatha. Notes on Gamogyne
are provided and a correction to published
information on the placentation of
Gamogyne offered
Hernándo Leal Gómez, flauta (Colombia) y See Siang Wong, piano (Holanda)
No full textConcierto celebrado por el flautista Hernando Leal Gómez y el pianista See Siang Wong. En esta ocasión interpretaron obras de Kaspar Fritz, Debussy, Fukushima, Kelterbor, Wyttenbach y George Hüe
Eventos: Motorshow y Wong Spirits
Full text linkSe detallan dos eventos realizados, Expomotor y Wong Spirits, ambos realizados en el año 2017 en las sedes del BBVA cuyo negocio está enfocado a mercados de alto crecimiento y concibe la tecnología como una ventaja competitiva clave. La responsabilidad corporativa es inherente a su modelo de negocio, impulsa la inclusión y la educación financieras y apoya la investigación y la cultura
Ana Wong: Gestión y emprendimiento de una marca de moda
No full textMariana Mariella Vizcarra Chang (Perú) - Expositora /
Josell Saifu Wong Spagnol (Perú) - ExpositorEl mundo de la moda nos permite experimentar un equilibrio perfecto entre el arte de diseñar y los negocios. Si bien es cierto el diseño es parte clave de la ecuación, no podemos descuidar todos los requisitos que necesitamos para hacer de la carrera de moda una empresa sólida y rentable.
Es por eso, que para emprender un negocio de este rubro, como en cualquier otro, es preciso conocer a profundidad todas las áreas que son piezas fundamentales con la finalidad de gestionar con éxito nuestra propia marca
Desarrollo Curricular y Aulas Digitales en Educación Primaria. Práctica 3: Marcadores sociales: Mister Wong (curso 2012-2013)
No full textPractica 3: Uso de los marcadores sociales; Mister Wong
Validación estructural del Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale (WLEIS): estudio preliminar en adultos / Structural validation of the Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale (WLEIS): preliminary study in adults
No full textRESUMEN: La medición de la inteligencia emocional ha tenido muchas propuestas en formato de autorreporte. Una de estas es el Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale (WLEIS), creada para el contexto laboral y que evalúa valoración y expresión de las emociones propias, valoración y reconocimiento de las emociones en otros, regulación de las propias emociones y uso de la emoción para facilitar el desempeño. Hay poca evidencia psicométrica sobre el Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale en habla hispana, lo que posiblemente conduce a que sea también poco utilizado en la investigación y práctica profesional. El objetivo del presente estudio es presentar los primeros resultados de la validez de la estructura interna del WLEIS en adultos peruanos. Fueron 120 participantes (72 mujeres) entre 17 y 59 años, quienes respondieron al cuestionario mediados por internet. Se analizó la estructura interna mediante metodología de ecuaciones estructurales. Se halló una satisfactoria estructura de 4 factores y elevadas cargas factoriales de los ítems; las correlaciones interfactores fueron altas o moderadamente altas; y la consistencia interna fue buena. Se concluye que los primeros resultados son aceptables para asumir que el modelo de Wong-Law también es aparentemente generalizable.
ABSTRACT: The measurement of emotional intelligence has had many proposals in the form of self-report. One of these is the Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale (WLEIS), created for the job context and which evaluates valuation and the expression of self-emotions; valuation and recognition of emotions in others; regulation of one’s own emotions and the use of emotion to facilitate performance. There is little psychometric evidence regarding the Wong-Law Emotional Intelligence Scale in the Spanish speaking world, which could lead to it also being little used in research and professional practice. The objective of this study is to present the first results of the internal structure validity of the WLEIS in Peruvian adults. There were 120 participants (72 women) between 17 and 59 years old who responded to the questionnaire mediated by the internet. The internal structure was analyzed using structural equations methodology. A satisfactory structure of 4 factors and high factorial loads of items was found. The inter-factorial correlations were high or moderately high – and the internal consistency was good. It is concluded that the first results are acceptable – to assume that the Wong-Law model is also apparently generalizable
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