Doing Social Science Fieldwork in China
Over the last four decades, fieldwork has been critical to increasing the academic community’s understanding of China. Academic travel has
NEWS AND EVENTS
Event Recap – AAPI Representation on Capitol Hill: Navigating Careers and Sharing Advice
On May 27, U.S.-China Education Trust (USCET) and the US-Asia Institute co-hosted an in-person panel discussion featuring four Asian American
Event recap – Geopolitics, Identity, and the Fight for Civil Rights
On June 3, 2026, the U.S.–China Education Trust (USCET), in collaboration with APA Justice and the Committee of 100 (C100),
Event Recap: USCET Salon Featuring Chef Tim Ma in conversation with Joie Chen
On May 14, USCET gathered an intimate group of guests at Lucky Danger, Chef Tim Ma‘s celebrated restaurant in Penn
Event recap: Should I Study in China? Launching USCET’s New Resource Hub For U.S. Academic Travel to China
On the morning of May 4, USCET hosted the virtual event launch for the new Resource Hub for U.S. Academic
Event recap: China Town Hall 2026
On the evening of April 7, USCET, GW’s Sigur Center, and Young China Watchers co-hosted the 2026 China Town Hall
Event recap: Working Group Report on America’s China Talent Challenge launch
On Monday, March 23, USCET formally launched its expert Working Group report, “America’s China Talent Challenge: Investing in Deeper American
A USCET Working Group Report — America’s China Talent Challenge: Investing in Deeper American Understanding of China
The United States is losing its bench of China expertise at a moment when it can least afford to. With
Event Recap: Distinguished Speaker Series & China Connections – A Conversation with Nicholas Burns
On March 6, 2026, USCET and the George Washington University’s Elliott School of International Affairs co hosted a C-SPAN live-streamed