Third cousins from China meet at MUM
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6 April 2012

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The article features two members of the academic community at Maharishi University of Management who are from China: Assistant Professor Ye Linlin Shi and administrator Bei Eric Liu, who both came to MUM in Fairfield, Iowa, USA, in 2008. Although they met briefly in Beijing, they didn't know each other. It wasn't until they became friends at MUM that they discovered they were 3rd cousins.

Linlin received her BA in Accounting from Hebei University of Economics and Business in China in 1998, and worked as a government officer. In 2008, she met Dr. Yunxiang Zhu, MUM's vice president of Asia Expansion in Beijing. Inspired by Dr. Zhu, Linlin became interested in Consciousness-Based education and began to volunteer at MUM's partner university in Beijing, the Overseas Chinese College (OCC) of the Capital University of Economics and Business. There she learned the Transcendental Meditation technique and in 2008 she enrolled in MUM's MBA program, earning her degree in 2009 and Lean Accounting Certificate in 2011. She now teaches lean accounting courses in the Accounting Professionals MBA program.

Eric also came to MUM via OCC where he studied business and computer science. He enjoyed Consciousness-Based education and decided to complete his final year at MUM. After receiving his BA in Business in 2009, he enrolled in the part-time MBA program. Since May 2011, Eric has been working as Distance Education administrator.

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