E. BING INOCENCIO, Ph.D.

        E. Bing Inocencio is an experienced and respected public speaker, especially on the Asian experience in America, the Asian perspective on US higher education, and the Chi gong art of stress reduction. He used to write a column called "Minority of One",which was regularly published by the MONTGOMERY JOURNAL in Montgomery County, MD.
        Dr. Inocencio is a former private university and a community college president in Los Angeles. Before going to California in 1996, he was Associate Provost  of he City University of New York's Technical College. He was a Fulbright and James Webb Young Scholar at the University of Illinois (Champaign), where he earned an MS degree in advertising and marketing. The University of Pennsylvania awarded him two more degrees :MA in business and applied economics and Ph.D. major in the economics of communication. For five years he was the second highest official and chief financial officer of the Pennsylvania Human Relations Communication and former president of a chapter the American Statistical Association. A former Ford Foundation Fellow at Harvard Business School, he has taught in several universities and colleges, including Central Michigan University, La Salle University, University of Maryland, and the MBA Program of the New York Institute of Technology.
         In  1998,  he was named  one of the "Top Ten Newsmakers" in San Fernando Valley by the Los Angeles Times. Dr. Inocencio is the founder and president of the SpeakersOnAsianTopics.Org. At present he is the president of the Normandie On The Lake I Condominiums board of directors, and continues to teach online for the University of Maryland University College and Montgomery College.

PRESENTATION TITLES

• As American as Apple Pie, Adobo, Chapati, Dim Sum, Kimchee, Pho and Sushi.
  Or, Working Through the American Smorgasbord of Ignorance and Prejudice.
  
• An Asian American Perspective on Excellence in the Classroom vs.
  Excellence on the Athletic Field
  
• The U.S. as a Colonial Power : The Case of the Philippines
  
• "Model Minority" : An Effective Semantic Weapon Against Asian Americans
  
• Go Back Where You Came From and Other Expressions of Welcome
  
• Chi Gong : The Art of Reducing Stress and Enhancing “Cool.”

Fee Range : Negotiable

Home Base: Metro Washington, D.C.

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