After graduating high school at sixteen, Elizabeth began her college career early upon acceptance to a prestigious liberal arts university in Texas. While there she built upon previous interest in China through intensive language, cultural studies, and time abroad. Her innate people skills, empathy, and critical reasoning were further honed during a rigorous undergraduate approach to psychology with a focus on research methods, comparative learning principles, and experimental design. Wasting no time Elizabeth returned to China on her own, where she currently resides, making the most of her courage and intellect living and working in a foreign country. With a quick wit, conversational personality, and strong work ethic she is available for a position leveraging her experience and language skills to the maximum benefit of her employer.
"The world grows smaller everyday; when we recognize this we maximize our enterprise potential. It is vital that we incorporate cultures beyond our native sphere into our personal and work perspectives, by doing so we become more versatile, competitive, and universally appealing. The true value of not only recognizing but fostering this global perspective is that it provides a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving global market."
"To play a part on this global stage, I have cultivated a keen understanding of the individual through my studies in psychology, and expanded that knowledge to a broader understanding through my studies and immersion in Chinese language, art, history, and modern culture. My goal is to bring all my strengths to bear working in a position where I can use my knowledge of eastern and western culture, and the individual to maximize my employer's ability to function interpersonally and globally."
Graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a Minor in Mandarin Chinese. Special area of interest in Comparative Psychology, with a focus on learning.
Intensive study of Chinese language and the Silk Road coupled with field study at historic sites. Highlights included research culminating in a capstone manuscript, independent study with a renowned Chinese calligrapher, and participation in the film documentary 'Globalization Then and Now: Xi'an & the Silk Road', by Khalid Ali.
Ms. Wilson has taken a hands on approach to cultural understanding studying, living, and working throughout China. Her ability to utilize these cultural perspectives makes her an asset of any team. She has a high degree of interpersonal communication skills making her an effective speaker and enabling her to maximize interactions with others for mutual benefit.
Not only does Ms. Wilson have rigorous research experience, she is also able to creatively design, carry out, and interpret experimental paradigms, as well as understand and utilize the research findings of others.
Beyond these skills she is an accomplished and award winning artist and photographer, and published free-lance artist. In her spare time she has also written a book of her 2010 travels in China.