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Rachel works with various organizations across China, Japan, South Korea, and the U.S. to mentor students and young professionals on leadership, liberal arts education, international perspectives, and global careers.
As the youngest advisor recruited for the K-Move project supporting Koreans achieve overseas employment, Rachel was commemorated Government of South Korea as the 2017 Best Mentor of the Year.
レイチェルは、中国・韓国・米国・日本の様々な組織と協力して、リーダーシップ、リベラルアーツ教育、国際的な視点、グローバルキャリア等について学生や若い専門家達を指導しています。
韓国人が海外での雇用を達成するのを支援するK-Moveプロジェクトに採用された最年少のアドバイザーとして、レイチェルは2017年度「Best Mentor of the Year」として韓国政府から功績を称えられました。
Rachel participates as an education counsellor with feminist education consulting NPO Three Guineas Academy helping students in China achieve their aspiration of going to U.S. universities through educational mentoring and coaching. Track record of students getting accepted to many Top U.S. Universities, including Columbia, Harvard, Duke, Cornell, UCLA, and Brown Universities.
Three Guineas Academy (睿己学院) 是由哈佛本科毕业生创办的留学申请咨询机构，旨在培养未来领袖的性别平等意识与公益精神，通过个性化申请咨询、留学申请集训营、与独立社团活动，提高学生的自信心与能动性，开拓每个人的潜力.
Rachel was a DukeEngage fellow in 2012, where she taught at the Dandelion Middle School to provide migrant children with arts education and English lessons, creating an active and positive learning environment with a focus on creativity, leadership development, self-discovery, and personal growth.
She also worked on a project to draft a bi-lingual report of the school’s social history by interviewing school staff, students, and volunteers and researching Beijing’s migrant policies and community.
Upon returning to Duke University, she designed and co-taught a seminar class, ‘Social Inequality in China: Education, Minorities, and the Achievement Gap,’ to the next cohort of DukeEngage fellows.
DukeEngage Stories. (July 12, 2018 by Hesper Linger). “Rachel Leng (’13) Continues to Champion Cross-Cultural Communication.” [Archive]
Ignite Academy || 致知学堂. (July 21, 2016). “明明可以靠脸，却偏偏要靠才华.” [Archive]
She was also invited by Ignite Academy to be an Expert Panelist at a special event on “The New Silk Road: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China“ (新丝绸之路—中外高峰论坛) where she spoke on the role of Chinese women in leadership and as entrepreneurs. [Archive]
Rachel served as Speaker and Mentor on liberal arts education and international exposure working with high school students in rural Japan.
She researched and proposed a seminar syllabus to teach a course on women as change-makers in Chinese literature, touching upon issues of gender roles, history, and representations of female characters in popular narratives to Japanese high school students.
Rachel was the youngest advisor recruited to the Global Team for the K-Move program, run by the Korean government to support young Korean professionals’ employment into overseas companies.
Rachel was commemorated by the Human Resources Development Service of Korea for her service as an Excellent Mentor in 2017.K-Move Mentoring || K-Move 멘토링. (Dec 31, 2016). “[Rachel Leng 멘토] 여러분이 세계를 선도하는 글로벌 인재가 될 수 있도록 돕고 싶어요.”
She was also featured in an alumni interview feature: “Spotlight on: Rachel Leng” (Summer 2017)
