Education

University Graduates Suffer "Employment Anxiety"

Thursday, 02 July 2009 14:59

By Liu Qiong, China Today

With 6.1 million graduates around the country, job fairs are always packed.

After walking out of a job fair at Peking University, Che Xinglai shook his head disappointedly and told the reporter, "Nothing gained." Che Xinglai is a physics doctoral candidate from Tsinghua University, who will graduate in July. Like most of his classmates, he began crisscrossing Beijing campus job fairs at the beginning of the 2008 autumn semester.

USA Diving coach Wenbo Chen joins Gophers

Saturday, 30 May 2009 07:26

Wenbo Chen, the head coach and associate director of USA Diving’s National Training Center since 2005, has accepted a position as diving coach at the University of Minnesota. Chen will begin his duties at the University of Minnesota on Aug. 3, but will continue to be involved with USA Diving while in Minnesota.

Minneapolis Public Schools seek “100 Strong Who Care” volunteers

Monday, 04 May 2009 16:47

The Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS), in partnership with the Council on Asian Pacific Minnesotans and the Minnesota Corporate Asian Network, seek volunteers from the Asian-American business community to participate in “100 Strong Who Care: Building Bridges for the Next Generation."

Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine submits self-study for re-accreditation

Saturday, 30 May 2009 07:23

After more than a year of preparation and hard work, the Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MCAOM) at Northwestern Health Sciences University submitted its self-study in April 2009. “The process started in October 2007,” said Mark McKenzie, dean of MCAOM. “It was kicked off in February 2008. The self-study takes about 16 months to complete.”

Associated Colleges in China a hidden gem

Thursday, 12 March 2009 17:49

People go to China for a variety of reasons—to travel, to adopt children, to visit family, to find work or internships, or to advance their understanding of Chinese culture and language. For those individuals serious about studying Mandarin Chinese, finding a respectable and intense language instruction center may pose a challenge. Associated Colleges in China, a hidden gem among all of the study-in-China programs, may be an ideal option.

Education

University Graduates Suffer "Employment Anxiety"

USA Diving coach Wenbo Chen joins Gophers

Minneapolis Public Schools seek “100 Strong Who Care” volunteers

Minnesota College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine submits self-study for re-accreditation

Associated Colleges in China a hidden gem

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