DR. TING

Ying-Ting Chiu, PhD & CEO

Executive Director of Education Networking Nonprofit | Strategic Advisor for Graduate School Applications

I have 15+ years of experience in practice and research in STEM education for the underserved. My work has focused on making STEM accessible to all, particularly the blind and low-vision, and I lead an education networking nonprofit dedicated to connecting people worldwide and advancing STEM opportunities for blind and low-vision individuals as a unified global community.

I also support students applying to U.S. graduate programs by helping them clarify their positioning, refine their strategy, and produce high-quality application materials. This line of work helps students reach their fullest potential and get accepted into the programs that align with their career goals and benefit them the most.

STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

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This is a book cover. The book is titled "Accessible Science for Students with Visual Impairments". The title is written in white letters on a black rectangular box that spans the entire width of the book in the upper half of the cover. The artwork behind is made of 4 boxes that are colored in alternating peach and teal with symbols of science in each box. The symbols are of an atom, DNA, a chemical structure drawing, and a flask.

*I am the author of Chapter 1: International Science Education for Students Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired: The Global Context

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This is a book cover. On the top is the book’s title: Build Your Child’s Ability to Succeed in Life Through Learning STEM: The Ultimate Collection of Crucial STEM Online Resources for Children Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision - Part One of Two. On the bottom is the author’s name and degree: Ying-Ting Chiu, Ph.D. In the higher background is a sun with a smiley face, a rainbow, clouds, and a rocket in a yellow sky. In the lower background are three young people looking at one another with smiley faces. One of them is sitting in a wheelchair, and one is holding a white cane. There are trees and meadows behind them, and three growing plants are in the foreground.

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