Authorized Image of the ISRC

• The image was originally created by the Puyuma Student Association on a wall in the old ISRC classroom (Room B306, College of Indigenous Studies).
• At the time, the NDHU Indigenous Student Associations were newly established, with active representation from the following tribes:
  Amis, Paiwan, Rukai, Puyuma, Tsou, Bunun, Saisiyat, and Truku.
• The wall mural depicted these initial tribes, with the hope of adding more as the indigenous student community grew.
• This mural was visible to anyone entering the ISRC, symbolizing the diversity of NDHU's indigenous students.

Legacy and Transition

• The mural was later authorized by the Puyuma Student Association to be used as the representative image for the ISRC.
• Following the ISRC's relocation to a new classroom, the old space was repainted, leaving only photos and digital copies of the mural as cherished memorabilia.
• Image Design by the Puyuma Student Association, NDHU