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	UAlbany China Nanjing and Shanghai Kermit Hall Jim Hargett blog -- China Journal » East China Normal University ...
		East China Normal University, one of the country’s highly respected teaching institutions and a research juggernaut, is building a campus across town in Shanghai —; “across” meaning it’s an hour by car just about any time of day in this congested city of 14 million — to house many of its high-tech schools.
		With Chinese universities turning out so many grads, the government, and in no small way the growing private industry sector, are counting on an increase in high-tech sector to offset the disparity between jobs created and graduates on the job hunt.
		ECNU is well on its way in preparing for the wave of the future in higher education, and as our team prepares to return to Albany tomorrow, the University is happy be in partnership with them.
	blogs.timesunion.com /chinajournal/?p=55 (614 words)

	East China Normal University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		East China Normal University (ECNU) (华东师范大学) (http://www.ecnu.edu.cn/) was founded in October 1951 in western Shanghai, on the campuses of Daxia University and Guanghua University.
		In 1951, East China Normal University (ECNU) was founded.
		In 1972, East China Normal University was renamed Shanghai Normal University, when it merged Shanghai Teachers Institute, Shanghai Education Institute, Shanghai Physical Education Institute, and Shanghai in-Service Teachers Institute.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/East_China_Normal_University (311 words)

	AU signs agreement for joint degree program at East China Normal University
		Alfred University is strengthening its commitment to international education for its students with a formal agreement with East China Normal University of Shanghai to offer a joint degree program, as well as faculty and student exchanges.
		Alfred University, with about 2,000 undergraduate and 350 graduate students, is located in a rural village with 1,200 full-time residents.
		East China Normal University has 26,000 full-time students and another 15,000 part-time students, and is located in Shanghai, which has 17 million residents.
	www.alfred.edu /nyscc/view.cfm?temp=3355 (501 words)

	UAlbany News Release - UAlbany Champions Partnerships with China
		East China Normal University (ECNU) President Lizhong Yu, left, and Kermit L. Hall, surrounded by university faculty and senior staff.
		The universities will specifically promote collaborative research in areas of strength, such as nanoscale science and technology, atmospheric sciences, East Asian studies, life sciences, urban studies, education, social welfare and public policy, computing and information science, and information science-related business disciplines among others.
		In addition, the University at Albany's Atmospheric Sciences Research Center has reached a research partnership agreement with Wuhan University, through the effort of ASRC director and Ray Falconer Endowed Chair in atmospheric sciences Kenneth L. Demerjian.
	www.albany.edu /news/releases/2006/0506/eastchina_partnership.shtml (713 words)

	Programs - Office for Study Abroad - International Programs - The University of Iowa
		The seminar is taught under the direction of the CIEE Resident Director, and incorporates guest lectures by professors from various local universities, field trips, and active student discussion; the seminar and field trips take place in the afternoon and an occasional Saturday.
		Shanghai is at once China’s largest, most rapidly developing city and a historically significant point of international access to the country.
		East China Normal University is known for its liberal arts and sciences programs, and occupies a broad campus somewhat centrally located on the bank of the Liwa River.
	www.uiowa.edu /~uiabroad/programs/ChinaCieeShanghaiSummer.htm (410 words)

	CIEE China (Shanghai)
		Gain a deeper understanding of China as it emerges to take a leading role in the global economy through study of the language, history, politics, and culture that are shaping the economic development of the nation.
		Known for its economic prowess and long history of foreign influence, China's largest city, Shanghai, is the perfect locale from which to observe the interplay of various forces moving China from a planned to a market economy.
		The CIEE study center is housed at East China Normal University, one of China’s key institutions of higher learning and is best known for its liberal arts and sciences programs.
	www.umabroad.umn.edu /programs/ASIA/cieeChinaShanghai/index.shtml (613 words)

	China Quest Summer Study Abroad Camp Program - East China Normal University
		East China Normal University (ECNU) was founded in October 1951 on the site of Great China University with most of its faculties from Great China University joined by some faculties from a number of other universities such as Fudan University and Tongji University.
		In 1972, ECNU was renamed Shanghai Normal University, when other four institutes including Shanghai Teachers Institute, Shanghai Education Institute, Shanghai Physical Education Institute, and Shanghai in-Service Teachers Institute were merged with it.
		Over fifty years of development has shaped ECNU into one of the key institutions of higher learning under the direct auspices of the Ministry of Education, influential both at home and abroad.
	www.chinaquest.org /eastchina.htm (248 words)

	UAlbany China Nanjing and Shanghai Kermit Hall Jim Hargett blog -- China Journal -- timesunion.com -- Albany NY
		Zhu Wei Wei of Nanjing University and Mr.
		A recent national survey by the All-China Women’s Federation found that “… women were still in a ‘passive and disadvantageous’ position in the workplace” and that “the employment rate of women aged between 18 and 49 has decreased by more than 16 percentage points compared to 1990.
		American and other universities are rushing to this country to establish programs, for they know that as China becomes a major world player in science, research, finance, and information technology, they need to be on the playground with her.
	blogs.timesunion.com /chinajournal (3796 words)

	Shanghai China - International Study Programs - University of Notre Dame
		The Shanghai program is located in the International College of Chinese Culture at East China Normal University (ECNU), locally known as "HuaShiDa." The ECNU campus is located west of the city near the Hongchiao Development Zone and Pudong Economic Zone.
		The University has a long history of scholarly endeavors and is well known as one of the most innovative universities in China.
		The city of Shanghai, approximately 6,341 square kilometers in total area, is situated in the middle of China's east coastline, and is a gate to the Changjiang River valley.
	www.nd.edu /~intlstud/locations/facilitated/china/shanghai.html (707 words)

	ESCAP PROJECT DOCUMENT
		The initial assessment study was carried out by a team of one consultant from the East China Normal University and one ESCAP staff member during the months of June and July 1997.
		In the 1980s, the Government of China established, in an effort to protect mangrove forests and their ecological environment, 11 natural mangrove conservation areas, four of which are national conservation areas.
		Along the east coast of the southern region, mangrove forests occur from Chumphorn down to Pattani and along the west coast, from Satun north to Ranong.
	www.unescap.org /icstd/SPACE/documents/MANGROVE/Assessment.html (4155 words)

	China: Intensive Language Program, East China Normal University, Shanghai
		Situated on the east coast of China, Shanghai fuses the charm of its older European neighborhoods with the bold, gleaming features of a futuristic metropolis.
		ECNU, one of China’s oldest and most reputable universities, is located in the southwest area of the city on an expansive green campus bisected by a quiet, tree-lined canal.
		The university has a modern infrastructure with excellent sports facilities, a wide variety of clubs and activities, and comfortable residence halls on campus.
	eap.ucop.edu /eap/country/china/Summary/ecnusummer.htm (304 words)

	The 2nd International Forum on Teacher Education
		East China Normal University and UNESCO co-sponsored the First International Forum on Teacher Education in October 2005 on “Teacher Education Reform, Teacher Professional Standards and School-based Teacher Development”, which was well received and attended by over 200 participants from over 20 countries.
		· East China Normal University, which is a leading teacher education university in China, was outstanding programmes in teacher education, where a UNESCO Chair on Teacher Education was set up by UNESCO in 2004.
		University guest house and 3/4/5 star hotels, with different rates, will be reserved for Forum participants, who could make their own choices.
	www.cies.us /Bulletins/2006_May/annoucement_china.htm (1456 words)

	Villanova University International Business (Study Abroad) - China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Through team-taught courses (in English) at the East China Normal University and site visits in the Shanghai and Beijing areas, students are introduced to macroeconomics, business management, finance, the stock exchange, the real estate market, foreign trade, and marketing in China.
		East China Normal University (ECNU), one of the top universities in China will host the Studies in International Business: China program.
		By signing the Villanova University Release Form, you are agreeing that have health insurance coverage in China.
	www.internationalstudies.villanova.edu /summer/china.htm (453 words)

	China Home Page
		Captivated by the panorama of China—from the teeming cities to the vast deserts and lush grasslands that are home to 20 percent of the world’s population—students will witness how a rapidly developing economy is impacting the diverse cultures and values of Chinese society.
		Programs are available at Peking University and Beijing Normal University, two leading universities in Beijing; and in Shanghai, where the programs are located at East China Normal University, one of the top-rated centers for teaching Chinese language, and at Fudan University, internationally recognized for its academic excellence.
		Shanghai, China’s largest city and its commercial capital, is thoroughly international and a center of explosive economic development.
	eap.ucop.edu /eap/country/china/default.htm (256 words)

	East China Normal University
		Established in 1951, East China Normal University is one of
		Chinese students are typically from ECNU or another university in Shanghai.
		Students living in off-campus apartments may cook their own meals in the full Western style kitchen, and special dinners are often prepared together by students and their roommates.
	www.georgetown.edu /programs/oip/os/sites/china/shanghai.htm (556 words)

	academics \| Study Abroad in CHINA
		As one of China’s most prestigious universities, Peking University was founded in 1898 and has a long tradition of scholarly excellence and political activism.
		Located in northwestern Beijing in an area known as Haidian, not far from the old Summer Palace, the Peking University campus is comprised of a blend of traditional and modern buildings and architectural structures.
		Established in 1951, East China Normal University is one of China’s key institutions of higher learning and is best known for its liberal arts and sciences programs.
	www.merrimack.edu /generator.php?id=1286 (179 words)

	Penn GSE : International Degree Programs
		In September 2003, fifteen high-level administrators of major Chinese universities began the three-year program, the focus of which is higher education finance.
		GSE expects 16 students from ECNU to arrive in Fall 2006 to continue their studies in the American educational system and curriculum.
		ECNU professors come to Penn to deliver lectures for two semesters and the students then go to ECNU in Shanghai for another semester.
	www.gse.upenn.edu /intl/degreeprogs.php (382 words)

	Beach Center on Disability (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Pictured (from left to right): a student from East China Normal University, Kate Turnbull, Helen and Cindy Wang (wife and daughter of Mian Wang), and Ann and Rud Turnbull.
		The Great Wall of China is more than a massive structure delineating borders and providing defensive capabilities for the former emperors of China.
		Professor Xu at Beijing Union University and Professor Wang at Chongdong University are adapting Ann's Quality of Life Scale to conduct research on Chinese families.
	www.beachcenter.org /News/default.asp?act=China (473 words)

	Upcoming.org: Chinese Blogger Conference '05 at East China Normal University (Saturday, November 5, 2005)
		China Blog Conference, first such meet for Chinese bloggers, aims to explore the further growth of Chinese blogs, and to provide a forum facilitating deeper exchanges among Chinese bloggers.
		The conference, to be held in fall 2005 in Shanghai, is now under tense preparatory work, thanks to a group of enthusiastic volunteers, who take precious time out from their busy personal schedule.
		She is a practitioner of blog in education, and active learner of Internet, concerning about the leaning and researching of networking learn technology, especially about the rule and strategy of how the adult learner can find what he should learn and how to learn in this networking space full of free choice.
	upcoming.org /event/24997 (517 words)

	Dankook University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dankook University is a private university in Seoul, South Korea.
		There is also an extension campus in Cheonan, a city in South Chungcheong province, and a third campus is scheduled to open in Yongin in 2006.
		Founded in 1947, Dankook University claims to be the oldest four-year private college in South Korea [1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dankook_University (168 words)

	Qingjia Edward WANG
		Historiography and Historical Writings in Imperial China, co-authored with On-cho Ng, to be published under contract by the University of Hawaii Press.
		Inventing China through History: The May Fourth Approach to Historiography (Albany NY: State University of New York Press, 2001), 304 Pp.
		Briographies of Prominent Western Historians, co-edited with Guo Shengming (Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 1988), 320 Pp (Introduction and several chapters).
	users.rowan.edu /~wangq/CV.htm (636 words)

	The University of Leeds - Department of Linguistics and Phonetics - News & Events - China
		In Shanghai, Professor Johnson gave three academic lectures at Shanghai University, East China Normal University and the British Council on the topics of language and gender and multi-modal discourse.
		In Guangzhou, she then gave a talk at Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS) as well as presenting degrees to graduates on the MA TESOL run jointly by GDUFS and the School of Education at Leeds.
		Finally, in Taiwan, Professor Johnson lectured at the Graduate Schools of Linguistics at both the National Taiwan University and Fu Jen Catholic University as well as meeting and interviewing students at the British Council and UK Star Consultancy office in Taipei, which recruits students from Taiwan to Leeds University.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /linguistics/News_China.html (258 words)

	UAlbany Media Advisory - UAlbany's Kermit L. Hall Inks Historic Agreement with East China Normal University
		University at Albany President Kermit L. Hall will sign the first Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with officials from East China Normal University to expand research collaborations, joint degree and curricular programs, and strengthen undergraduate and graduate education experiences of the two universities through regular student and faculty exchanges.
		Zhongli Yu, President, East China Normal University, Shanghai
		Hall has worked with colleagues in the United States and China to initiate collaborations between UAlbany and Fudan University, Sichuan University, and Nanjing University, and East China Normal University.
	www.albany.edu /news/releases/2006/0506/advisory_eastchina_mou.shtml (222 words)

	Mainland China photos
		Planned opening was the October 1999 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic for this awesome extravaganza.
		Dr. Sun Zhongxin (Cindy) - at her Ph.D. alma mater, East China Normal University, one of my hosts.
		One of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in China with the oldest two-faced Buddha nearby
	www.umsl.edu /~hsmith/research/mandarin/china.html (407 words)

	Study Abroad Program - CIEE Study Center in Shanghai, China
		Established in 1998, the CIEE Study Center in Shanghai is located at East China Normal University, which is centrally located and close to Shanghais large economic development areas.
		The program is designed to provide participants with a deeper understanding of China as it emerges to take a leading role in the global economy.
		Students are introduced to the language, culture, history, and politics that shape and mold the economic development of the nation.
	www.studyabroaddirectory.com /listingsp3.cfm/listing/3319 (692 words)

	Chen Jian
		"China's Policy toward Taipei and Washington," in Chien-min Chao and Cal M. Clark ed., ROC on the Threshold of the Twenty-First Century: A Paradigm Reexamined, (Baltimore: School of Law, University of Maryland, 2000).
		"China in 1945: From Anti-Japanese War to Revolution," in Gerald Krebs and Christian Oberländer eds., 1945 in Europe and Asia: Reconsidering the End of World War Two and the Change of World Order (Tokyo and Berlin: Deutschen Institute für Japanstudien der Philipp-Franz-von-Siebold-Stiftung, 1997).
		"China's War of Resistance against Japan and the Strategic Responses of the Major Powers, 1931-1941," (co-authored with Wang Side) Shehui kexue zhanxian (Front of Social Sciences, Changchun), no. 3, 1985.
	www.virginia.edu /history/faculty/chen.html (1785 words)

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