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P. C. Wu

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Wu is a Professor Emeritus at the [[University of West Florida]]. In [[1998]], Wu helped create the Pensacola Center for Creative Community Solutions, a diverse group of residents who functioned as a "think tank" to seek nonviolent ways of dealing with community problems. In [[2002]], Florida Governor Jeb Bush appointed Wu to a four-year term of the Florida Commission on Human Relations. Wu is a longtime Rotarian, active with the [[Pensacola Five Flags Rotary]], and was elected a Paul Harris Fellow in [[1998]]. Wu is very active in community service, volunteering at Habitat for Humanity, Loaves and Fishes, and the Salvation Army.
==Other past and present community involvement==
Wu currently serves on the Board of Directors of the [[North West Florida Blood Bank]] and the [[Baptist Health Care Foundation]], and as the secretary of the [[North West Florida Council on Aging]]. He also serves on the Florida-Alabama TPO, the [[West Florida Regional Planning Council]], and he is the Legislative Vice-chair of the [[North West Florida League of Cities]]. He is a Florida Supreme Court Certified Court Mediator and Assistant Trainer.

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