The 16th Annual American Studies Network Conference
China Foreign Affairs University (CFAU) and the US-China Education Trust (USCET) cordially invite scholars and students from all disciplines to […]
American Studies Network (ASN)
USCET’s American Studies Network (ASN), launched in 2004, is a consortium of 55 Chinese academic institutions that offer American Studies academic courses and are committed to strengthening the study of the United States in China. Since its formation, the network has served as a key vehicle for bringing together scholars and students through annual meetings and international conferences that address topical issues in the field.
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15th Anniversary ASN Conference Held at ECNU in Shanghai
In early November, the US-China Education Trust (USCET) and East China Normal University (ECNU) hosted a special 15th anniversary edition
ASN Profile: Alex Zhu’s BFSU American Studies Experience
Alex Zhu is in his third year of the American studies master’s program at Beijing Foreign Studies University. He recently
ASN Profile: Tian Yi Zhang’s ECNU American Studies Experience
Tian Yi Zhang is a graduating master’s student at East China Normal University (ECNU). She recently spoke with USCET about
ASN Profile: Peng Xiaoman’s SU American Studies Experience
Peng Xiaoman is a first year master’s student at Sichuan University. As an undergraduate at Sichuan Normal University, Peng studied
ASN Profile: Guo Shuting’s YU American Studies Experience
Guo Shuting is a 2018 graduate of Yunnan University’s graduate program in American studies and international relations. She is originally
ASN Profile: Shuai Yihao’s SU American Studies Experience
Shuai Yihao is a second year master’s student at Sichuan University. He became interested in American studies as an undergraduate
USCET Meets with Delegation from the All China Youth Federation
On July 24th, USCET met with a delegation from the All China Youth Federation on a tour of the United
ASN Profile: Hongkun Wei’s SISU American Studies Experience
Hongkun Wei is a PhD candidate in American studies at Shanghai International Studies University (SISU). Wei first became interested in