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Secretary's Remarks: Remarks at Euro-Atlantic Security Community Initiative and Keynote Session Q&A
02/04/2012 09:05 AM EST

Remarks at Euro-Atlantic Security Community Initiative and Keynote Session Q&A

Remarks
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Secretary of StateBayerischer Hof

Munich, Germany

February 4, 2012

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SECRETARY CLINTON: (Applause.) Thank you very much. This is a first, with both Secretary Panetta and I here together. But I think that it speaks volumes about the importance that we place on this conference, Wolfgang, and on the significance of the alliance that has grown so strong over the last 50 years. It is also a great personal pleasure for me to be back in Munich with so many colleagues and friends. I wish to thank one of them, my friend, the Foreign Minister, Westerwelle, for his important comments. And I also wish to thank the presentation by Sam Nunn and Igor Ivanov on the Euro-Atlantic Security Initiative that I think holds great promise for us all if we heed the words that it contains.

This gathering, as Leon just said, founded at the height of the Cold War, has become an important symbol of our commitment to stand together as a transatlantic community. And we come to Munich each year, not only to advance our shared values, our shared security, and our shared prosperity, but to take stock of where we stand in the efforts to forge that union between us, and also to lift up our heads and look around the world at the global security situation. That calling is no less powerful today than it was 50 years ago.

Now, I have heard all the talk about where Europe fits in to America's global outlook. And I have heard some of the doubts expressed. But the reality couldn't be clearer. Europe is and remains America's partner of first resort. I have now traveled to Europe 27 times as Secretary of State. President Obama has visited 10 times. And wherever America is working to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons, to fight disease, to help nations on the difficult journey from dictatorship to democracy, we are side by side with our friends in Europe.

In fact, I would argue the transatlantic community has never been more closely aligned in confronting the challenges of a complex, dangerous, and fast-changing world. The breadth and depth of our cooperation is remarkable. You know the litany. In Libya, NATO allies came together with Arab and other partners to prevent a catastrophe and to support the Libyan people. In Afghanistan, with nearly 40,000 European troops on the ground alongside our own, we have built and sustained NATO's largest-ever overseas deployment. And we will continue to support the Afghans as they assume full responsibility for their own security by the end of 2014.

As Iran continues to defy its obligations, America, Europe, and other partners have put in place the toughest sanctions yet. And we are also pursuing diplomacy through the E3+3 track, because Europe is vital to both halves of that dual-track strategy. And as a tyrant in Damascus brutalizes his own people, America and Europe stand shoulder to shoulder. We are united, alongside the Arab League, in demanding an end to the bloodshed and a democratic future for Syria. And we are hopeful that at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Standard Time in New York, the Security Council will express the will of the international community. (Applause.)

As Secretary Panetta just made clear, our commitment to European defense is just as deep and durable as our diplomacy. At this year's NATO summit in Chicago, we will update our alliance to keep it strong for the 21st century. So when President Obama says that "Europe remains the cornerstone of our engagement with the world," those aren't just reassuring words. That is the reality.

Today's transatlantic community is not just a defining achievement of the century behind us. It is indispensable to the world we hope to build together in the century ahead. Here in Munich, it is not enough to reaffirm old commitments. The world around us is fast transforming, and America and Europe need a forward-leaning agenda to deal with the challenges we face. Let me just briefly discuss five areas in particular that will require a greater collective effort.

First, we have to finish the business our predecessors started, and build a Europe that is secure, united, and democratic. And we heard the ICI Report that sets forward some very specific steps we could take together. From day one of this Administration, we have worked closely together to transform strategic relations with Russia, while standing firmly behind both our principles and our friends. This approach has yielded results, but we need work to sustain it. And this is not the only place in our community where we need to overcome mistrust. As long as important conflicts remain unresolved in Eastern Europe, the Balkans, the Caucasus, and the Mediterranean, Europe remains incomplete and insecure. Even as we grapple with a wider global agenda, we cannot lose sight of the challenges closer to home.

And let me underscore the word "trust". We heard it from Igor Ivanov, we heard it from Guido Westerwelle, and I think it deserves repeating. We have to do more together to build a sense of trust and to overcome mistrust among us. That will have to be one of our strategic imperatives, if we expect to address successfully the issues ahead.

Second, because the strength of our alliance depends on the health of our economies, security and prosperity are ultimately inseparable. That means we need a common agenda for economic recovery and growth that is every bit as compelling as our global security cooperation. We recognize that Europe's most urgent economic priority is the ongoing financial crisis. As you probably know, we have been dealing with one of our own. And although we get good news from time to time, as we did yesterday with jobs figures and drops in unemployment, we know we have a ways to go, as well. We remain confident that Europe has the will and the means not only to cut your debt and build the necessary firewalls, but also to create growth, to restore liquidity and market confidence.

As Europe emerges from economic crisis, we have to work harder to reinforce each other's recoveries. As deep as our economic relationship is, it has not yet lived up to its potential. I speak often about economic statecraft, because I think we cannot talk about what must be done in the 21st century without recognizing that our economic strength lies at the core of everything we are able to do to advance our values, to protect our interest, to create the security architecture that will sustain stability, going forward. The new U.S.-EU High-Level Working Group on Jobs and Growth created by President Obama and his European counterparts should be at the forefront of our efforts to put our people back to work.

And also, America and Europe can and should be trading more with each other and with the rest of the world. That means we also need to be focused on promoting our economic values. Too often, American and European companies face unfair practices that tilt the playing field against us: favoritism for state-owned enterprises, barriers to trade emerging behind borders, restrictions on investment, rampant theft of intellectual property. Together, America and Europe need to instill that all nations must respect the rules of the road that guarantee fair competition and market access. And above all, we need to remember that our investment in global leadership is not the cause of our fiscal problems. And pulling back from the world will not be the solution.

Third, in a time of tight budgets we need to ensure that our security alliance is agile and efficient, as well as strong. That is what Secretary General Rasmussen calls "smart defense": Joint deployment of missile defenses, the commonly-funded Alliance Ground Surveillance program, Baltic air policing, and a reinvigorated NATO response force. These are practical ways to provide security while minimizing cost to any one nation.

We also need to build our capacity to work with partners such as Sweden, Japan, Australia, members of the Arab League, and many others. And this will be a focus of our efforts in Chicago to ensure that NATO remains the hub of a global security network with a group of willing and able nations working side-by-side with us.

Fourth, our shared values are the bedrock of our community. We need to vigorously promote these together around the world, especially in this time of transformational political change. In the Middle East we have a profound shared stake in promoting successful transitions to stable democracies. We are making the Deauville Partnership a priority during America's G8 presidency this year. And to make good on its promise, we will be putting forward an ambitious agenda to promote political and economic reform, trade, investment, regional integration, and entrepreneurship to help people realize the better future they have risked so much to have.

Just as the impetus behind the Arab Spring has extended beyond the Middle East, so much our work. We have to help consolidate democratic gains in places like Cote d'Ivoire and Kyrgyzstan, and support democratic openings in Burma, and wherever people lack their rights and freedom. At the OSCE, the Community of Democracies, and elsewhere, we need to align all of the tools we have to further our values and goals.

America and Europe have more sophisticated tools than ever to support and reward those who take reforms, and to pressure those who do not. And wherever tyrants deny the legitimate demands of their own people, we need to work together to send a clear message: You cannot hold back the future at the point of a gun.

Of course, it is not credible to preach democracy elsewhere unless we protect and promote it ourselves within our community. The trappings of democracy are not enough. We need a vibrant free press, clean and transparent elections, an independent judiciary, a healthy political opposition, and protection for women, religious, and ethnic minorities. We must protect democratic rights and freedoms wherever they are endangered, including here in Europe.

Fifth and finally, we have to reach out to emerging powers and regions. The world we have worked together to build is changing. There are new centers of wealth and power, and fewer problems can be addressed decisively by America and Europe alone. So we have a challenge to make the most of this critical window of opportunity, to enlist emerging powers as partners, and strengthening a global architecture of cooperation that benefits us all.

I am glad that Europe's engagement in the Asia Pacific is on the agenda here in Munich, because we need to reach out together to regions already playing a growing role in world affairs. Now, a great deal has been said about the importance of a rising Asia Pacific for the United States. But not nearly enough has been said about its importance for Europe. America and Europe need a robust dialogue about the opportunities that lie ahead in the Pacific-Asia region. And we are building one here today. Taken together, all of these elements point to a larger enduring truth: When Americans envision the future, we see Europeans as our essential partners. There is no greater sign of our confidence and commitment than just how much we hope and need to accomplish with you.

We have not sustained the most powerful alliance in history by resting on our laurels. Our predecessors planned for the future together. They acted on the belief that America, Europe, and like-minded nations everywhere are engaged in a single common endeavor to build a more peaceful, prosperous, secure world. That is as true today as it ever was. And in this time of momentous change, let us have that same spirit guide us as we chart our path forward together. Thank you. (Applause.)

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Dear Fellow Nevadan,

I always look for new and innovative ways to connect with people in the Silver State, which is why I am pleased to give you a first look at my new Facebook page. Hearing your thoughts and ideas helps me represent the interests of Nevadans in Congress. Your e-mails, letters, and phone calls draw attention to the key issues Nevadans face. I also appreciate hearing from those of you who contact me via Twitter. My new Facebook page will provide yet another significant platform to hear from Nevadans.

My Facebook wall will be updated regularly with videos, photos, and other interactive posts to make sure you are aware of what goes on in the U.S. Senate. It will also keep you up-to-date on what my staff and I are doing in Nevada. Social media sites encourage discussion, and I look forward to using Facebook to hear your thoughts.

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From: Tony Lei [mailto:tojulei@yahoo.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 4:48 PM
To: Arlene Diaz
Cc: tojulei@yahoo.com
Subject: Re: Meeting-February 14, 2012

Execuse me, I've another appointment. Thank you for your information.

From: Arlene Diaz
To: "Gary Lein (gary@hilburn-lein.com)" ; "Margaret Stout Hall (margandalh@gmail.com)" ; "Scott Magee (Scott.Magee@nsbank.com)" ; "Tony Lei (tojulei@yahoo.com)"
Sent: Thursday, February 2, 2012 11:56 AM
Subject: Meeting-February 14, 2012

Good Afternoon Board of Directors,

I received a call from Margaret and unfortunately, she will not be able to make the Meeting this month.

Dr. Lei, please confirm if you will be able to attend the Meeting on the 14th.

Thank you,

Arlene Diaz
Administrative Assistant
Terra West Management Services
6655 S. Cimarron Road, Suite 200 | Las Vegas, NV 89113
702-251-4521 office | 702-251-4358 fax
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Dear Tony,

I’m no stranger to tough races. And in my career, I’ve learned an important truth about politics.

Democrats don’t lose because they get attacked. They lose because they aren’t ready.

That’s why it’s so important that we meet our $10,000 January fundraising goal. And it’s why I’m writing to you today. We’re $1,426 short of that goal with just 13 hours to go. And I need you to click here and give now so that we can be ready for what’s coming.

A perfect example of what I mean: In 2010, outside special interests (the same ones that are targeting Nevada again in 2012) flooded our state with millions of dollars in attack ads against Harry Reid. You might have seen these ads – they were vicious, and they were constant.

But Harry’s campaign was ready. They did the hard work early on, and when Sharron Angle and her right-wing allies attacked, they were able to respond.

It’s the same in 2012. We don’t have Sharron Angle – but we’ve got Dean Heller (same policies, same attacks on immigrants, same wealthy backers). And we’ve got the same challenge: Build our campaign early so we can be ready when the attacks start coming faster and more furious.

Right now, we’re $1,426 away from reaching our January fundraising goal – can you click here to give $10 to help us get there?

The nasty smears don’t bother me, because I know what’s at stake in this campaign: jobs for the middle class, help for Nevada’s small businesses, a rock-solid guarantee for seniors relying on Medicare and Social Security, and an economy that works for everyone.

But I’m also not worried about the attacks because I know that what’s important isn’t how much the other guys spend smearing me – it’s whether we’re ready to respond. I’m counting on you to help – and I know you’ll come through.

Please click here to help us get ready!

Thank you,

Shelley

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Four years ago today, I joined my Uncle Teddy and thousands of excited students at American University to endorse Barack Obama as the next president of the United States.

Barack Obama had stirred something in young people and the young at heart. I saw the passion in my own teenage children, and I heard it from a different generation of people who said they felt like they did when my father ran for president.

We felt strongly that we needed to elect a president who urged us to believe in ourselves, who could tie that belief to our highest ideals, and who understood that together we can do great things.

Four years later, as I think about what first inspired me to support Barack Obama, I'm proud we have a president who has fought hard for the values Teddy held dear, and stood up on issues that matter.

Will you join me by saying what first inspired you to stand with Barack Obama?

http://my.barackobama.com/Teddy

Teddy understood that the challenges of health care aren't political -- they are personal. That's why he fought for 40 years to make health care a right and not a privilege for American families.

How proud he would have been to see his candidate sign the Affordable Care Act into law as president, giving all Americans the security of knowing that their health care will be there when they need it most.

In his speech four years ago today, Teddy reminded us all of that bright light of hope and possibility that shines even in the darkest hours. He knew that with Barack Obama as president, America would shine again. I don't think he would be surprised to know that four years later, this president would have ended the war in Iraq, repealed "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and guaranteed women the right to equal pay for equal work.

The 2012 election will be harder than the last. As you think about what role you can play this time, I want you to remember that when Teddy joined this campaign, it wasn't just Barack Obama who drew him in.

It was you.

The possibility of a campaign run by ordinary people determined to change our country for the better and willing to work as hard as necessary inspired him then, and it's what inspires me today.

Thanks for all you do.

I'll see you out there,

Caroline

P.S. -- If you'd like to take some time to watch that speech, it's here.

This email was sent to: tojulei@yahoo.com

Dear Tony,

Last September, millions of you joined us for 24 Hours of Reality, when we connected the dots between the reality of the climate crisis and the extreme weather events happening with greater frequency all over the world. Together, we saw that most of us don't need to travel far to see the impacts of climate change. We are already feeling those impacts close to home -- with bigger downpours of rain (and snow), bigger floods, and simultaneously longer and deeper droughts. Stronger wind storms have also taken a toll.

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February 29-March 5, 2012
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Experience the City of Lights with an array of alumni activities while cheering on the Men’s and Women's Basketball teams as they play in the 2012 West Coast Conference Championship. This is also a great chance to escape for a weekend of fun with friends and family in Las Vegas.

We have a wide range of programing planned for this weekend. Fill out this form and make your travel plans to join us in the desert for the WCC.

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Dear Tony,

The Pepperdine Alumni Association and alumni affairs offices from each school work to serve your needs and interests. Your opinions and concerns are an important part of our planning efforts. We value your input, so we would appreciate you taking an important survey. Our last alumni survey was five years ago and the results provided were quite useful, and guided us in making improvements in our alumni services and benefits.

Please help us better understand how you feel about current alumni programs, benefits, services and communications by completing this survey. Your input is critical in helping us to evaluate and focus our resources in areas that are most interesting to you.

The survey takes approximately 15 minutes to complete. The Pepperdine University Alumni Survey.

We are grateful for your response. We are listening and are committed to taking action based on the feedback you give us. Thank you for your participation.

Go Waves!

Bob Clark
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Pepperdine University Alumni Affairs

I'm heading to Capitol Hill soon to deliver my third State of the Union address.

Before I go, I want to say thanks for everything you're doing.

Tonight, we set the tone for the year ahead. I'm going to lay out in concrete terms the path we need to take as a country if we want an economy that works for everyone and rewards hard work and responsibility.

I'm glad to know you'll be standing with me up there.

Barack

Great! I see it.

Mike

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So right after your morning run, or finishing breakfast and the paper – be sure the very next thing you do is click here and find out where you can meet up with dedicated Democrats in your area TODAY at 11:00 AM!

Remember 2010? The pundits and talking heads had counted us out, but together we proved them wrong and won. A lot of people have asked me how we did it. The answer is simple: hard work, discipline, and a strong coordinated team working together throughout Nevada.

And that’s exactly what today’s caucuses are all about!

There will be plenty of volunteers and neighbors there participating right alongside you today – click here right now to find out where to meet them!

This might seem like a Saturday like the rest, but I assure you this one is a lot more important. Today, all over our state, Democrats are gathering to talk, laugh, discuss issues, meet new friends, and connect friends who don’t know each other yet. Those connections are the groundwork for the powerful network we need to win this November, and we need you there!

So let’s get organized. We need neighbors talking to neighbors, friends talking to friends, and families working together to help ensure that we build to win this fall. Click here and find out where everyone is getting together at 11:00 AM and print directions. And after you have directions to your caucus, let your followers on Twitter and friends on Facebook know you are attending as well!

Thanks so much!

All the best,

Harry

Dear Tony,

What are you up to tomorrow? I ask because Democrats in your area are getting together to support President Obama and talk about how important Nevada is going to be this fall. Can you join them?

We need your voice in this conversation! I hope you’ll commit to joining Democrats in your neighborhood tomorrow – click here to find a gathering place near your home right now.

There’s so much work to be done on behalf of middle income families in Nevada, we can’t wait another day to get organized and get to work. Ok, one more day, but that’s it!

Find your caucus location, print directions, and tweet your followers and share on Facebook as well!

Senator Reid and our entire Democratic delegation is fighting every day to improve the economy for Nevadans. We know there is much work to be done, and we can’t do it without your help.

Please, head to your caucus tomorrow and help ensure we keep our country moving forward! This is a critical opportunity for us to gather face to face, hear each others’ voices, and shake each others’ hands. I hope you’ll take an hour out of your day and join us!

Click here right now to find a Jan 21 caucus location near you.

Thanks so much!

Shelley

STEPHENS WASHINGTON BUREAU
Posted: Jan. 18, 2012 | 12:35 p.m.
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama will return to Las Vegas next week. It will be his second trip in three months to Nevada, a state he is counting on to support his re-election.

Obama will spend next Wednesday evening and part of Thursday in Southern Nevada, White House and Democratic Party officials said.

The stopover is part of a three-day swing where he is expected to expand on themes he will raise in his State of the Union address to Congress and the nation on Tuesday night.

White House press secretary Jay Carney said Obama will visit Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on Wednesday, flying then to the Phoenix area and to Las Vegas that evening.

Obama will have events in Las Vegas and Denver next Thursday and spend the night in Detroit before delivering a speech in the Michigan city on Jan 27, Carney said.

A White House official said details will be available closer to the travel dates.

Carney said Obama will discuss "economic growth and job creation" during his televised speech, "and it will be a topic that he discusses on the road both after the State of the Union and beyond."

While in Las Vegas, it's expected Obama will bring up a new policy to boost U.S. tourism, an initiative he is scheduled to unveil today at Disney World in Orlando, Fla.

While Obama's post-State of the Union trip is being planned as official business, Republicans charged its political purpose is thinly veiled.

"When his focus should be on jobs for struggling Americans, it's clear President Obama has abandoned governing and is in complete campaign mode with one thing in mind, saving his own job," said Ryan Mahoney, spokesman for the Republican National Committee.

"Instead of campaign stops in battleground states, Barack Obama should be more focused on getting our economy back on track and putting the millions of unemployed back to work," Mahoney said.

Obama's attentiveness underscores Nevada's status as a swing state in this year's presidential election. The visit next week will be the president's sixth stopover to Las Vegas -- plus once to Reno -- since being elected. First lady Michelle Obama also has been to Las Vegas twice.

Also, Vice President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Reno today to talk about college affordability at Galena High School.

The visits by Biden and Obama come on opposite ends of the Nevada Democratic Party's presidential caucus on Saturday.

Obama won Nevada by 12.5 percentage points in 2008. But a poll analysis conducted this month by Public Policy Polling, a Democratic firm, indicated he has lost ground in the Silver State and is tied with Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney heading in 2012.

Nevada Republican Party Chairwoman Amy Tarkanian contended Wednesday that Biden was being dispatched to Reno to "rescue" the Democratic ticket after the GOP has enjoyed a registration lead in Washoe County, a swing area, in recent months.

In a number of battleground states including Nevada, Republicans contend they are narrowing a gap in registered voters or increasing a lead.

According to Nevada voter registration figures released last week, Democrats continue to enjoy an advantage with 447,000 active voters compared with 396,000 for Republicans.

But the Democratic advantage had been much larger. Election officials reviewing Clark County registrations in November and December removed a net 56,800 Democrats from the active rolls. Voters are declared inactive when they don't provide updated addresses after a move.

Obama last was in Southern Nevada on Oct. 24, holding a fundraiser at the Bellagio and visiting a family home in east Las Vegas to coincide with the announcement of an expanded federal program aimed at homeowners hard hit by the mortgage crisis.

Review-Journal researcher Brian Gaw and The Associated Press contributed to this report. Contact Stephens Washington Bureau Chief Steve Tetreault at stetreault@stephensmedia.com or 202-783-1760.

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雷动天，生于1937年5月，宁化县翠江镇人。1969年毕业于美国培柏丹大学，企管硕士与机构管理博士。现任美国华盛顿工商研究院院长、拉斯维加斯市资深人民咨议委员会委员兼秘书长。

雷动天于1949年随家人到台湾，1959年获东海大学经济系法学士。后到美国求学深造，1969年以全部最优异( Styait A)成绩，获美国培柏丹大学企业管理硕士，在美任奥利尔集团企业一年，应邀返回台湾任“行政院”经合会视察，并兼任教于国立台湾大学商学系，为该校创设开授“管理行为学”，出版专著《现代工商管理》，台大等多所大专竞相采用为企管教科书，课余并在中央日报“星期专栏”主撰专文，鼓吹“科学管理”与“现代经营”，后经考选派往联合国亚经研究所，训练研究经济计划与发展，毕业时获颁该所研究员证书，回台后著书立说，倡导“现代企业管理的理论与实际，可以促进台湾的经济繁荣奇绩”。最近多年来的实际效果．确切地应验了他当年的倡导与努力。

发扬中华文化团结龙的传人。内华达州人学术联谊会，于1995年6月3日举行理监事大会，雷动天博士当选为理事长。雷理事长美培柏丹大学企管硕士、机构管理博士，暨商模资管研究所资管研究员，并任拉斯维加斯南岸社区协会董事。雷博士中、英文企管学术著作等身，近年来以多篇卓越之电脑教育管理论文享誉欧美国际。雷理事长动天博士强调学术联谊会之宗旨为：发扬中华文化，激励学术研究与倡导华人联谊，新近参加为会员者颇为踊跃。雷博士并呼吁本城各主璎华人社团同心同德，合作无间，热心服务，开展内华达州华人社团龙的传人互助团结与造福同胞之盛举。

华盛顿研究院人才卓越论著出色。内华达华人学术联谊会副理事长李清胜博士宣称：由该会理事长雷动天博士领导创立的华盛顿工商与技术研究院，经由美国申请登记立案获允核准，该院已展开研究论著与专案作业，如院长兼电脑教育管理研究所所长雷动天教授，荣获十三届国际技术与教育研讨会主席团贺函，评审通过邀请其出席在美国纽奥良所举行的该世界性年会，雷博士于1996年3月17日飞赴纽奥良，在年会中宣读发表“美国公立学校推行发展电脑教育之研究”，与“台湾推行发展电脑教育所需之软体与硬体”两篇论文，前者代表美国培柏丹大学，后者则代表美国资讯整合公司。按该会今年规定除非特殊贡献，每位竞选学者专家，如经获准均以一篇论文为原则，雷教授两篇论著同时得到肯定，为各国学人获此殊荣少数的人物之一，雷博士并由该年会推选为研讨会主席，院方同仁闻讯，咸感士气振奋。

雷动天博士荣获全美国优美奖。我国著名留美华人雷动天博士，顷经全美国优美奖评审委员会选拔为第五届全美国优美奖模范成就父亲获选人，各界专业领袖获奖人共15位，雷教授以教育子女与学术领导成就受敬重获选。

1998年5月22日拉斯维加斯第十号频道电视台，特别制作专题节目二次播映，雷教授为应邀受访四位得奖人之一，该主办机构并将于6月21日父亲节，假米高梅大饭店贵宾厅特设豪华宴会，举行盛大颁奖典礼。雷教授获有美国培柏丹大学企管硕士与机构管理博士，学验俱佳，著作等身，现任华盛顿工商技术研究院（“工研院”）院长，聘有中、美才识出色学者专家，担任各研究所所长及研究员，致力学术研究。3月6日前拉市内华达大学（“内州大”）校长肯尼昆博士，专函感谢雷教授邀请一百位专业人士与其共同交流晚宴，盛赞雷博士热心奉献于社会公益与诚挚奋发于学术研究，为其追求献身来日州长神圣使命的激动力。雷动天有两位公子，以最优异成绩分别毕业于拉市内华达大学电机与会计系后，现均在美就职于著名公司。雷教授由市长珍琼斯特任为资深公民咨议委员，刚满周年，以善长学术研究与热心社会公益，1996年2月12日由该会全体委员投票选举为秘书长。在各方赞誉之中，开拓我华人荣获人选此模范成就奖先河第一人的雷博士，获奖之际，如履薄冰，一心以争取当地华人台胞福利为努力。

雷动天博士荣获美亚名人贡献成就奖。拉斯维加斯泰国文化艺术联谊会，以文化交流与艺术表演，闻名当地，多年来频获美国政要赞赏，声誉显著，为感谢内华达州美亚学者专家与企业领袖五年来在社会服务与艺文交流上的奉献热诚，特慎重主办“美亚名人贡献成就奖”，精选当地社经地位卓越，造福人民社稷高厚的鸿儒贤达十一位，我国留美著名学人雷动天博士即为其中名列前茅的获奖人，侨学界闻讯，莫不雀跃三尺，引以为荣。雷动天获有美国培柏丹大学企管硕士与机构管理博士，现任华盛顿工商技术研究院院长，并为内华达州华人学术联谊会理事长，学术著作丰富，行政领导卓越，1997年5月7日由市长珍琼斯特聘其为拉斯维加斯市资深公民咨议委员会委员，清心研拟资深公民权益保障策略，多次出席参议有关学术研讨会，建言市政革新兴盛蓝图，报告与撰写有关资深公民学术会议心得，雷教授在该委员会以擅长学术研究、热心社会公益与优良工作绩效，1998年2月12日由该会全体委员投票选举为秘书长，为我华人荣获人选该市最高阶层任务的第一位。雷教授擅长学术研究与领导而外，同时热心社会服务，他在湖光山色环境优美的白人高级南滨社区，曾以第一高票由全体选民选举为该协会董事，任期以来由于雷博士的努力，完成了南滨社区的交通号志、安全、运输、卫生、环保、邮政服务、景观维护、康乐社交、休闲活动及产物管理等项的研究与增进作业，甚受社会好评。雷教授以“诚挚勤勉，温柔敦厚“的中华仁爱精神，献身服务的热忱与努力，赢得选票。他说：“这对于我盼望着继续多少也为西方科技文明，参入些许中国“去于道，据于德，依于仁，游于艺”儒家精神的努力，是一种鼓励；而由此启发了这个社区内，中、西多元文化“民为贵”思想的汇集与凝结，才是具有时代意义的导向。”

我国在美人士，各行各业中出类拔萃者不胜枚举，雷博士以身作则，呼吁我们专业奋斗努力而外，热心参与主流社会与奉献社会公益服务，以期提升我们在美国社会的地位与声誉，这项务实而英明的现时代认识，很值得我们一起共同来响应。因此，雷动天在1990年以美国加州学校为实验类推，导致“电脑学习与学科成绩”有正向相阅的创见，获得了美国培柏丹大学“机构管理学”教育博士，为我国教育史上，获得学位的第一人。1994年他在800余位学者专家竞争中，以“电脑教育管理”专著论文一篇，荣选发表于在英国伦敦举行的“十一届国际技术与教肓学术研讨年会” （国技教会）。1995年他又在第十二届“国技教会”，于美国奥仑多宣读论文“以电脑精致数学的学习”一篇。 1996年他在美国纽奥良举行的第十三届“国技教会”上，宣读并出版“美国公立学校电脑教育之推展”与“台湾电脑教育推展所需的软件与硬件”论文两篇。

1998年6月21日是美国父亲节，在此前夕，全美国优美奖评选委员会选出15名成就卓越的父亲，获奖名单上首次出现一名华人，开创了历史先河。他就是福建省宁化县人氏，现任华盛顿工商技术研究院的院长、内华达州拉斯维加斯南岸社区管理委员会主席雷动天博士。

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