Meng Xiaoli

Professor Xiao-Li Meng (born 1963), Dean of Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of Harvard University. Meng is not only a scholar, but also an innovative educator on both undergraduate and graduate levels and an effective administrator as the head of the Statistics Department at Harvard.

Liu Hongwei

Goodwin Hon Liu (劉弘威,born 1970) was Dean of the Berkeley Law School.

Liu is an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California, appointed by Governor Jerry Brown, after his nomination to a federal court was blocked by Senate Republican filibuster.

Although often heard with sharp opinions on controversial issues, Liu gained friendship and professional respect from many of the persons and institutions he criticized. His Berkeley colleague John Yoo and Director of the conservative Goldwater Institute, along many other conservative individuals and organizations, supported his nomination to the Ninth Circuit.

Li Yiyun

Li Yiyun, born 1972 in Beijing. Li graduated from Beijing University with a B.S. in Biology in 1996, then went to University of Iowa where she received a Master degree in Immunity in 2000, and an MFA in Literature.

Li was few Chinese writers to publish many works on New Yorker and The Paris Review. In 2007, she was named 21 best writers under 35 by Granta. In 2010, she was named 20 best authors under age 40 by New Yorker. She is also a recipient of the MacArthur 2010 Fellows. Li teaches at UC Davis.

Qian Lulu

Qian Lulu, a postdoc researcher at Caltech, published a first author journal paper on a most complex biochemical circuit ever created from scratch made with DNA-based devices.

Qian received BS from Southeast University in 2002 and a PhD from Shanghai Jiaotong University in 2007, with her dissertation titled "Research on the application of DNA self-assembly on molecular computing and nano-technology".

Wu Xianbiao

Shien Biau "S. B." Woo (Traditional Chinese: 吳仙標, Simplified Chinese: 吴仙标) was born in Shanghai in 1937. Dr. Woo was a professor of Physics and Astronomy at University of Delaware. He was elected Lieutenant Governor in 1984 and served one term.

Dr. Woo was a founding member of the 80-20 Initiative, a group dedicated to advance Asian American political stance.

Sun Wen

Linda Sun was born 1984 in China. Linda came to the States when she was 5. Nick named 'Jill of All Trades', Sun is New York Assembly Member Grace Meng's Chief of Staff.

Sun is named rising-star 2011, a group of 40 people under 40 years old who devoted themselves to public serving, by The Capitol.

Chen Zhuoguang

Denny Chin was born 1954 in Hongkong and came to the States in 1956. Chin graduated from Princeton University and Fordham University School of Law.

Chin is the only Asian American judge in active service in the federal appellate court system. Chin was also the first Asian American to be appointed as a US District Judge outside the Ninth Circuit, which includes California.