Wen Yu-jun (溫玉君) competed in the ROC Year 98 National Field Archery Championships and the selection trials for the 2009 World Games field-archery team, placing third individually.

Deng Ya-zhi (鄧雅芝) served with distinction as the activity director, a student staff role, for the University's seventh Student Club Leadership Training Camp.

Lin Yi-jin (林易瑾) competed in the ROC Year 98 fifth Tunghai Cup National Collegiate Archery Invitational and won first place in the team event.

Pan Si-jin (潘思瑾) competed in the ROC Year 98 fifth Tunghai Cup National Collegiate Archery Invitational and won first place both individually and in the team event.

Wen Yu-jun (溫玉君) competed in the ROC Year 98 National Youth Cup Archery Championships and the preliminary selection for the 2009 World Archery Championships team, winning first place individually.

Wang Yu-jie (王郁傑) placed tenth in the men's challenge division of the ROC Year 98 campus cross-country race at the University-wide Sports Meet organized by National Sun Yat-sen University's Office of Student Affairs, Physical Education Section.

Jiang Bing-long (江秉隆) was selected as an Outstanding Youth of National Universities and Colleges.

Lin Bo-en (林柏恩) represented the University at the ROC Year 98 National Evaluation of Student Clubs at Universities and Colleges, where the Wind Band Club received an Outstanding Student Club Award.

Deng Ya-zhi (鄧雅芝) represented the University at the ROC Year 98 National Evaluation of Student Clubs at Universities and Colleges, where the Formosa Club received an Outstanding Student Club Award.

Chen Pei-ling (陳佩伶), Wu Zheng-qin (吳政芹), and Zhang Yu-hui (張鈺惠), members of the University's women's volleyball team, placed third (3rd) in the Challenge C Division final of the ROC Year 97 academic-year Collegiate Women's Volleyball League.

Lin Yi-jin (林易瑾) placed fourth in the team event at the archery competition of the ROC Year 98 National University and College Games.

At Taichung County Archery Range, Wen Yu-jun (溫玉君) was runner-up in the women's compound-bow individual event at the ROC Year 98 National Chairperson's Cup Archery Championships and selection trials for the 2009 Asian Archery Championships team.

Zhang Li-yu (張立宇) and Cai Jun-jie (蔡俊傑) competed in the ROC Year 98 academic-year Collegiate Baseball League; seven teams entered, and they placed third in the southern-region preliminary round.

Wang An-ni (王安妮), Xiao Bo-wen (蕭博文), Li Tai-xing (李泰興), and Luo Yi-ting (羅意婷) took part in the Ministry of the Interior's Youth One-Day Minister Internship Experience program.

At Hsuan Chuang University in Hsinchu, Wang Chen-ye (王晨燁) and Hong Ruo-ci (洪若慈) represented the University at the ROC Year 99 National Evaluation of Student Clubs at Universities and Colleges; 滋青社 (Ziqing Club; original club name) received an Outstanding Student Club Award.

Chen Pei-ling (陳佩伶), Wu Zheng-qin (吳政芹), Zhang Yu-hui (張鈺惠), and Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) traveled to National Kaohsiung Marine University for the ROC Year 98 academic-year Collegiate Volleyball League Women's Open Division III final and won first place in the collegiate women's division.

At Tzu Hui Institute of Technology, Wu Yi-fei (吳逸飛) competed in the ROC Year 99 first Tzu Hui Cup National Archery Invitational. Nineteen teams and 127 people participated; he placed second in the collegiate recurve-bow novice team division.

At Taipei Municipal University of Education, Hong Qiao-en (洪巧恩) gave a practical-group presentation at the 2010 Workshop on Textbook Design Theory and Practice and received an excellence award.

At National Taiwan Sport University, Lin Yi-jin (林易瑾) competed in the ROC Year 99 National University and College Games. Fourteen teams and 39 people participated; she placed fourth in the general women's team archery event.

At National Taiwan Sport University in Taoyuan, Lin Shu-fei (林書非) competed in tennis at the ROC Year 99 National University and College Games. Among 661 participants, she placed sixth in the open-division mixed-doubles individual event.

At Linyuan Elementary School in Kaohsiung County, Chen Pei-ling (陳佩伶), Wu Zheng-qin (吳政芹), Zhang Yu-hui (張鈺惠), and Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) competed in the ROC Year 99 third Yifa Cup and first Petrochemical Cup Volleyball Championships of Linyuan Township. Four teams and 48 people participated, and they placed second in the women's adult division.

At National Taiwan University, Hong Qiao-en (洪巧恩) won third place in the student division of the third NTU SUPER Award competition for the work, 'Multiculturalism under the Impact of Globalization.'

Su Mei-ru (蘇美儒) participated in the 2010 Asia Pacific Leaders Program and received an Asia Pacific Leaders award from the Asia Pacific Leaders Presidents' Meeting, with full tuition waived.

At Chengcing Lake, Ye Qin-hua (葉欽華) assisted the Extracurricular Activities Section with the 2010 summer training for student-club officers, serving as a staff officer.

At the Zhongshan Hall of Zhongshan Junior High School in Tainan, Wu Yi-gen (吳苡亘) and Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) competed in the 2010 Greater Tainan Volleyball Championships and won first place in the women's division.

Yang Jia-xin (楊嘉馨) served as an after-school tutoring volunteer at the Ministry of the Interior Southern Children's Home.

Lin Hong-bin (林弘彬) served on the Student Dormitory Self-Governance Committee at National Sun Yat-sen University.

At the Fuxing Hall of Fuxing Junior High School in Tainan, Zhang Jin-ya (張謹雅) won the women's individual collegiate-and-adult division championship at the ROC Year 99 academic-year National Aerobic Gymnastics Championships.

At National Sun Yat-sen University's indoor archery range, Wu Yi-fei (吳逸飛) competed in the ROC Year 99 National Indoor Archery Invitational and won first place individually in the men's compound-bow division.

At National Tsing Hua University, Wu Yi-gen (吳苡亘) and Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) competed in the ROC Year 99 Collegiate Women's Volleyball League final and won first place in the women's division.

At National Pingtung University of Education, Fan Li-juan (范莉涓) competed in the women's table-tennis (southern region) championships of the ROC Year 100 National University and College Games. Ten teams and 83 people participated; her team placed second (2nd) in the general women's team division, with outstanding performance.

At Tajen University, Yang Jia-xin (楊嘉馨) represented 迴馨社 (Huixin Club; original club name) in the national student-club evaluation and received an Outstanding rating.

At National Taiwan College of Physical Education, Lin Yi-jin (林易瑾) competed in the ROC Year 100 National University and College Games. Fifteen teams and 39 people participated; she placed second individually and second as a team in the general women's archery division, with outstanding performance.

Yang Si-yi (楊絲貽), Lü Xin-yi (呂欣宜), Lin Hong-bin (林弘彬), and Luo Qiao-shan (駱巧珊) served on the University's Student Dormitory Self-Governance Committee, with excellent results.

At the gymnastics hall of National Taiwan College of Physical Education, Zhang Jin-ya (張謹雅) competed in the ROC Year 100 academic-year National Aerobic Gymnastics Championships and was runner-up in the women's individual collegiate division, with outstanding performance.

At the indoor swimming pool of National Tsing Hua University, Cai Jia-yun (蔡佳芸) competed in the ROC Year 100 fourteenth Pine-Bamboo-Plum Invitational and placed fifth (5th) in the Division B large-team relay, with outstanding performance.

At the Nanzih Archery Range in Kaohsiung, Lin Yi-jin (林易瑾) competed in the ROC Year 101 National University and College Games. The source states that 5 pairs and 26 people participated; she placed third in the general women's team archery event and fourth individually, with outstanding performance.

Ye Xiu-mei (葉琇媚) and Peng Shi-han (彭詩涵) were selected for the International Youth Ambassador Exchange Program and traveled to San Francisco, United States, for exchange activities.

Ye Xiu-mei (葉秀媚) represented Kaohsiung City at TPO (Asia-Pacific City Tourism Promotion Organization)'s 2012 student exchange activity in Busan, South Korea, and won second place in Group B of the Tourism Universaide City Tourism Product Planning Competition.

At National Central University, Cai Jia-yun (蔡佳芸) competed in the ROC Year 101 National Swimming Invitational of the University System of Taiwan (台灣璘合). 24 teams and 170 people participated; she won first (1st) place in the Division A large-team relay, with outstanding performance.

Huang Bo-qian (黃博謙) served in public relations for the 2013 Northern Thailand Volunteer Team. He worked with Minglang School in Northern Thailand, Thammasat University, Engineers Without Borders, and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand on volunteer service, and actively applied to outside organizations for funding, including NT$80,000 in support from a democracy foundation. His diligent work had concrete achievements.

Lin Zhi-wei (林智偉) was leader of the 2013 Northern Thailand Volunteer Team and coordinated all team affairs. He raised NT$50,000 in donations and 495 extracurricular books; the stationery company 利百代 (original brand name; official English name unverified) donated the stationery requested by the team. He worked with Minglang School in Northern Thailand, Thammasat University, Engineers Without Borders, and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand on volunteer service, and actively sought NT$80,000 from a democracy foundation and NT$10,000 in aid from Taichung Lecheng Temple. Principal Kong of Minglang Village was deeply impressed and urged the students to return to serve Minglang Village the following year. His extracurricular-activity work was excellent.

Sun Ling-xiu (孫鈴琇) was deputy leader of the 2013 Northern Thailand Volunteer Team, assisting the leader in coordinating all team affairs and arranging visits and cooperation with the participating organizations. She worked with Minglang School in Northern Thailand, Thammasat University, Engineers Without Borders, and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand on volunteer service, and actively sought NT$80,000 from a democracy foundation and NT$10,000 in aid from Taichung Lecheng Temple. Her extracurricular-activity work was excellent.

At Ming Chi University of Technology and Xinzhuang Gymnasium, Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) competed in the ROC Year 101 academic-year Collegiate Volleyball League. Twelve teams and 158 people participated; she was runner-up in the women's Open Division I, setting the University's best record to date.

Wang Xi-ye (王璽謁), Lin Zong-ying (林宗穎), Wu Yu-xian (吳育賢), Zhang Ya-wen (張雅雯), Huang Yi-wen (黃依玟), Lin Guan-yu (林冠宇), Yang Yi-yan (楊易埏), Chen Guan-yin (陳冠吟), Chen Ding-lin (陳定霖), and Lin Jia-ying (林佳潁) served as student assistants for the ROC Year 101 academic-year Joint Conference of Academic Affairs Directors of National and Private Universities and Colleges. They worked diligently and are commended.

Wang Ke-jia (王可佳) received the Ministry of Science and Technology's Research and Creative Work Award through the ROC Year 102 Undergraduate Student Research Project program.

Wang Sheng-ru (王聖茹) represented the University's 迴馨社 (Huixin Club; original club name) and received an award in the ROC Year 103 National Student-Club Evaluation.

Li Zhi-xuan (李芷瑄), Sun Yu-lin (孫玉霖), Peng Bo-jun (彭柏鈞), You Bo-wei (尤柏為), Chen Ding-lin (陳定霖), He Yi-jing (何宜靜), and

Xiao Si-en (蕭思恩) represented the University Student Association in the ROC Year 103 National Student Self-Governance Organization Achievement Competition and Observation Activity (the corresponding source event name appears corrupted), receiving a finalist award in the university division.

Zhang-jian Yu-shan (張簡郁珊) competed in the Kaohsiung Sports Season 和家盃 (Hejia Cup; original event name) Volleyball Championships and won the women's adult division championship, with outstanding performance.

Li Huan-rui (李桓銳) and Weng Jin-de (翁進德) organized the ROC Year 103 International Culture Carnival. They served in general affairs and provided enthusiastic, conscientious, and responsible service.

Deng Yu-you (鄧宇佑) entered the Taiwan-Japan Cultural and Economic Association's 2013 Incentive Competition for Japan Studies Papers by University Students and won third place in the undergraduate division; the common topic was 'My Views on Increasing Taiwan-Japan Youth Exchanges.'