National University of Maryland Welcomes Esteemed Military Veteran and Scholar Dr. Tiequan Piao

Annapolis, MD – The National University of Maryland (NUM) is honored to announce the appointment of Dr. Tiequan Piao as a Full Professor with tenure and a PhD advisor within its esteemed faculty. Dr. Piao, a distinguished figure with a profound background in military service and security management, joins NUM from his native Liaoyuan City, Jilin Province, China, bringing with him decades of unparalleled experience and expertise.

 

Dr. Piao's illustrious career began in December 1982 when he enlisted in the army, followed by his joining the Chinese Communist Party in July 1986. Over the years, he has held several significant command and staff positions within the 38th Group Army, including roles as a company commander, staff officer, and regimental chief of staff. His tenure in the military was marked by exemplary leadership and strategic acumen, earning him numerous accolades such as a second-class merit award, three third-class merit awards, and the recognition as an outstanding Communist Party member on six occasions.

 

After retiring in 2014, Dr. Piao ventured into the private sector, founding the Menghu Security Group, where he served as General Manager. Under his leadership, the company flourished, benefiting from his innovative management models and extensive experience in operational command and enterprise management.

 

NUM is excited about the depth of knowledge and practical experience Dr. Piao brings to the university. His expertise in military strategy, leadership, and security management is expected to enrich the academic environment significantly, offering students unique insights into the complexities of global security and leadership dynamics.

 

"Dr. Piao's remarkable background in both the military and business sectors provides a rare perspective that will greatly benefit our students and faculty alike," said NUM Vice President Dr. Alexandra Ivanov. "We are thrilled to have him join our community and look forward to his contributions to our university's academic excellence."

 

Dr. Piao expressed his enthusiasm about joining NUM, stating, "I am deeply honored to become a part of the National University of Maryland. I look forward to sharing my experiences and insights with the students and collaborating with my new colleagues on research and educational initiatives that drive forward our understanding of leadership, security, and strategic management."

 

The NUM community is eager to welcome Dr. Piao to campus and anticipates the innovative approaches he will bring to the study and teaching of security management and leadership. His appointment is a testament to NUM's commitment to providing its students with a diverse and comprehensive education that prepares them for the complexities of the modern world.