Alice Liu

Alice Liu is a highly educated individual with a diverse background in Urban Studies/Affairs, Public Policy, Chinese Language & Literature, and Spanish Language & Literature.

She has studied at prestigious institutions such as Nanjing University, Hunter College, Macaulay Honors College at The City University of New York, Tel Aviv University, Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, and Princeton University.

With a strong academic foundation, Alice has demonstrated her passion for sustainability studies and languages through her degrees in Chinese, Spanish, and Urban Studies.

In her professional experience, Alice has held various roles such as Program Manager at Chinatown Partnership Local Development Corporation, Manager and Business Development Strategist at GTW Tea and Water, and Planning and Review Department Intern at the Economic and Technological Research Institute of the State Grid Corporation of China.

Her career also includes positions such as Community Organizer at CUNY Welfare Rights Initiative, Resident Assistant at Hunter College, Home School Teacher as a self-employed individual, Research Assistant at CUNY Mapping of Asian Americans in New York (MAANY), Americorps Member at Educational Alliance, Street Vendors Project Intern at Urban Justice Center, and Sales Associate at GTW Tea and Water.