Shi Zongkai
Shi Zongkai, born in Longkou, Shandong Province in December 1962, joined the Communist Party of China in January 1985. He graduated from the Department of Engineering Physics of Tsinghua University and is a research fellow. He is now the deputy director of the Council of Tsinghua University.
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In September 1980, he studied in the Department of Engineering Physics of Tsinghua University. In July 1985, he obtained a bachelor's degree and worked in Tsinghua University. He successively served as vice minister and Minister of the Propaganda Department of the Youth League Committee of Tsinghua University. In March 1989, he worked in the Party Committee Office and President's office of Tsinghua University. In November 1993, he served as deputy head of the Party committee office and vice president's office of Tsinghua University. In January 1998, he served as director and Information Service Office of president's office of Tsinghua University Director: March 2002, Deputy Secretary General of Tsinghua University, director of president's office and director of information service office; November 2003, deputy secretary and executive deputy governor of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province; May 2006, executive deputy secretary of the Party committee of the Institute of nuclear research of Tsinghua University; January 2007, Secretary of the Party committee of the Institute of nuclear research of Tsinghua University; October 2007, deputy director of the student work Steering Committee of Tsinghua University; December 2007 Deputy Secretary of the Party committee and deputy director of the school affairs committee of Tsinghua University in July 2017
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Shi Zongkai