Xiaopei Luo is a female philosophy major and history minor from Boston University expected to graduate in September 2015. She has experience in management roles, including as a publicity and marketing coordinator for an English magazine introducing Chinese culture and sharing socio-political opinions in China. She also has volunteer experience facilitating an art summer camp for left-behind teenage girls in rural China and assisting with various student productions at Boston University. Her skills include Ikebana floral arrangement design and performing traditional Chinese tea ceremony.

1. Xiaopei Luo
Boston University
Phone: 617-775-0756
Email: luo727@bu.edu
Contact Address: 1334 Commonwealth Avenue, Apt 24. Allston, MA 02134
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Basic Info:
Name: Xiaopei Luo
Sex: Female
Major: Philosophy
Minor: History
Expected Graduation: September 2015 (Undergrad)
Language: English, Mandarin
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Experience:
-Management
2014, May—Present.
Publicity and marketing coordinator in student-found, English magazine Not Two (不
⼆二), which introduces historical Chinese culture and shares opinions on socio-political
events of China today. My major responsibilities: fund raising, set up cultural student
organizations under the name of Not Two in university campuses.
2013, Sep—Present.
Administrator and Human Resource Manager of Bright & Beautiful, which is a non-
profit organization that aims at enhancing feminine power. The organization has
provided psychological support to teenage girls in rural Chinese villages through art and
mindfulness practices. My major responsibilities: host meetings, participate in
development decision making, fund raising, and distributed works to members and
volunteers.
2013, Sep —2014 May

2. Founder and coordinator of the Chinese Culture Salon in Boston University. Organized
regular meetings to share topics on Chinese culture with both Chinese and American
students.
2010, Mar.
Director and playwright of the stage drama “Lioness’s Roar,” and won the first price in
2010 Theatre Festival in Nankai Middle School in Chongqing.
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-Volunteering:
2014, Aug 5—12.
Facilitator and volunteering therapist in Bright & Beautiful Art Summer Camp, and
provided support to left-behind teenage girls in rural Guizhou Province, China.
2012, Sep—Oct
Assistant producer for the show “Bugs,” produced by BU Stage Troupe.
2012, Sep—Dec.
Technical assistant in BUTV’s student produced comedy series “Welcome Back
Brothers”
2012, Feb.
Volunteer in Boston University Alternative Spring Break. Served as a conservationist in
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia.
-Academic:
2014, Jul 28—Aug 4.
Attended the Fourth World Buddhist Youth Conference in Hongkong.
2014, May 29—Jun 1.
Attended the Ninth International Conference on Daoist Studies at Boston University.
2014, May.
Attended China Education Symposium at Harvard University.
2014, April.
Attended the first Brown China Summit at Brown University.
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Skills:
-Ikebana and floral arrangement designing. Held an Ikebana workshop through a
student group, “AsiaBU,” in 2015, March.
Performed floral arrangement in 2013 Mid-Autumn Festival at Boston University.
-Chinese Tea art, including performing traditional tea ceremony.
-Basic Painting and drawing
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