Tuesday, April 15 | 4:00 – 5:00 pm in Room 505, Elliott School of International Affairs, Washington DC China Connections Why should Americans be interested in China? USCET launches China Connections, a new monthly series hosting discussions with experts to explore their work, gain insights into current events, and learn what a career in the…
“To effectively craft American policy toward China, the United States must ensure access to the best information about China and a pipeline of top talent with the requisite expertise to interpret it.” On February 27, 2025, USCET Executive Director Rosie Levine presented her paper, “Investing in America’s China Expertise: Lessons from the CSCPRC,” during the…
On February 12, 2025, USCET hosted its latest event in the Asian American Author Series, featuring Fae Myenne Ng and her memoir Orphan Bachelors. The webinar was attended by over 70 students and scholars from across China and the U.S. to engage in a thought-provoking discussion about heritage, resilience, and belonging in the Chinese American…
PUBLIC HEALTH GROUP MENTOR TANG Bei is a China Forum Expert, and Associate Professor, School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Shanghai International Studies University. He is a distinguished academic and practitioner in the field of public health, with a specialized focus on China’s health policy, international health relations, and global health governance. As an…
PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION STUDENTS Wang Xingyi is an undergraduate student from the School of Humanities at Tsinghua University. Her work and research experience in international relations includes positions at the United Nations, Chinese and American think tanks, research institutions, and political risk advisory. Xingyi has worked as a Translation/Interpretation Assistant at the Office of…
The US-China Education Trust, in cooperation with Tsinghua University and George Washington University, has re-launched the Students Finding Common Ground—US-China Collaborative Projects in An Era of Strategic Competition project for its second iteration in 2025. The project brings American and Chinese students together, working on areas where US-China cooperation is urgently needed in an era…
On January 15, USCET hosted a 13-member student delegation from Tsinghua University aimed to foster cross-cultural dialogue and deepen mutual understanding between Chinese and American youth. Their goals included exploring current U.S.-China relations, sharing perspectives on people-to-people communication, and examining the role of younger generations in contributing to future bilateral relations. For many in the…
This webinar is part of USCET’s Asian American Authors Series and will take place on the Lantern Festival, a celebration marking the final day of the Lunar New Year festivities. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, the Lantern Festival symbolizes family reunions, hope, and light, making it a fitting occasion to reflect on themes of resilience, belonging,…
On December 9, USCET welcomed a delegation from the American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL), visiting from China, for a meeting with Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch. The delegation visited Washington, DC, from December 7-11, then to Providence from December 11-14, and Cheyenne from December 14-17. This program has been a hallmark of leadership development…
Written by Song Yi Thirty-five years ago, Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch and Mr. Stuart Bloch endowed the F.Y. Chang Fund for the Study of Chinese Law at Harvard Law School in honor of Ambassador Bloch’s late father, Mr. Fuyun Chang. F.Y. Chang was the first Boxer Indemnity Scholarship recipient to graduate from Harvard Law School…
