USCET Congratulates Kurt Campbell on his new role in the Biden-Harris Administration
Washington, D.C. – On January 25, 2021, Kurt Campbell, former Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs […]
Past USCET News and Updates
Jennifer Kuang – September 2020
Edition #6 | Former USCET Staff Member Jennifer Kuang serves as Senior Coordinator for Academic Advising at Duke Kunshan University
Former USCET Intern: Trump’s WeChat ‘ban’ is unconstitutional. A new lawsuit shows why
The Trump administration’s executive order banning WeChat, the popular Chinese social networking platform, caused massive outrage among the Chinese diaspora
Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch Interviewed by the Meridian International Center for AAPI Heritage Month
On May 24th, the Meridian International Center in Washington, DC interviewed Ambassador Julia Chang Bloch, Founding President of USCET, about
Henri Tan – August 2020
Edition #5 | Former USCET Intern Henri Tan is the Senior Director of Member Operations at AmCham China in Beijing,
David Michael Lampton: “Donald Trump’s ending of Fulbright programme will only hurt Hong Kong and erode US cultural influence”
USCET Advisory Council member, David Michael Lampton, recently published an op-ed about the ending of the Fulbright Program in Mainland
USCET Advisory Council Members Cooperate to Help Jefferson Healthcare Fight COVID-19
Port Townsend, Washington – home to US-China Education Trust Advisory Council Member Dr. Robert (Bob) Kapp, like much of America,
Watch Free Films! DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the DC Asian Pacific American Film Festival with USCET Administrator and the Festival Director, David
Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
Commemorate Asian Pacific Heritage Month with us this May, as we recognize the achievements and contributions of Asian Americans to American