Free Two-Week Summer Program in Beijing & Qingdao.
TAMU北京青岛中国之旅夏令营
2016-03-10 ABC娃
Discovering China Summer Program
June 4th - June 16th, 2016
Discovering China Summer Program 是由 Texas A&M University 孔子学院为美国高中生安排的一个为期两周的夏令营，本夏令营在中国的吃住教学一概免费，路费及签证、保险等费用需要自理，期间除了中文学习，还会参观游览长城、故宫、崂山风景区、孔子故乡曲阜等等。
夏令营的具体信息请看网站（点击左下角 read more 即可进入此网页）：
http://confucius.tamu.edu/Main-Menu/Lectures-Events/2016-(1)/Discovering-China-Summer-Program
2016-03-10 ABC娃
Discovering China Summer Program
June 4th - June 16th, 2016
Discovering China Summer Program 是由 Texas A&M University 孔子学院为美国高中生安排的一个为期两周的夏令营，本夏令营在中国的吃住教学一概免费，路费及签证、保险等费用需要自理，期间除了中文学习，还会参观游览长城、故宫、崂山风景区、孔子故乡曲阜等等。
夏令营的具体信息请看网站（点击左下角 read more 即可进入此网页）：
http://confucius.tamu.edu/Main-Menu/Lectures-Events/2016-(1)/Discovering-China-Summer-Program
The University of Mississippi ROTC Project GO Chinese Program in Shanghai--Oct. 14, 2015
The University of Mississippi ROTC Project GO Chinese Program in Shanghai
Location: Shanghai University
Cost: Full Scholarship including all travel and academic fees, plus a meal stipend
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 5, 2016
Credits Earned: 10 (equiv. to 2 sems) from The University of Mississippi
Levels Offered: 2nd, 3rd, & 4th years
Class Size: 8 students max
Curriculum: Rigorous, effective, adaptable to students’ needs. Engaging style that promotes self expression and discussion with strong emphasis on proficiency gains. Morning and afternoon courses and small-group drilling sessions. Students are introduced to military terminology in Chinese.
Housing: single occupancy dorm in center of scenic campus – clean, comfortable, close to classrooms, dining facilities, markets, and public transport
Organized Trip: Beijing
Local Excursions: The Bund, Huangpu River, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Urban Planning Museum, Pearl Tower, Yu Garden (Old Shanghai markets)
Eligibility: Current ROTC students (including non-contracted), who have finished the equivalent of 2 semesters of formal Chinese study.
How to Apply: Visit www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/
Application Deadline: Feb. 1, 2016
Note: Students are encouraged to go abroad with Project GO as early as summer after freshman year. Many students have returned up to 3x.
Contact Information:
Dr. Henrietta Yang
Croft Associate Professor of Chinese
Co-Director of the UM Chinese Language Flagship Program
Department of Modern Languages
Croft Institute 213
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677
Office: (662) 915-6794
http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/about-program/introduction/
http://www.croft.olemiss.edu/home/
Location: Shanghai University
Cost: Full Scholarship including all travel and academic fees, plus a meal stipend
Dates: June 13 – Aug. 5, 2016
Credits Earned: 10 (equiv. to 2 sems) from The University of Mississippi
Levels Offered: 2nd, 3rd, & 4th years
Class Size: 8 students max
Curriculum: Rigorous, effective, adaptable to students’ needs. Engaging style that promotes self expression and discussion with strong emphasis on proficiency gains. Morning and afternoon courses and small-group drilling sessions. Students are introduced to military terminology in Chinese.
Housing: single occupancy dorm in center of scenic campus – clean, comfortable, close to classrooms, dining facilities, markets, and public transport
Organized Trip: Beijing
Local Excursions: The Bund, Huangpu River, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Urban Planning Museum, Pearl Tower, Yu Garden (Old Shanghai markets)
Eligibility: Current ROTC students (including non-contracted), who have finished the equivalent of 2 semesters of formal Chinese study.
How to Apply: Visit www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/
Application Deadline: Feb. 1, 2016
Note: Students are encouraged to go abroad with Project GO as early as summer after freshman year. Many students have returned up to 3x.
Contact Information:
Dr. Henrietta Yang
Croft Associate Professor of Chinese
Co-Director of the UM Chinese Language Flagship Program
Department of Modern Languages
Croft Institute 213
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677
Office: (662) 915-6794
http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/about-program/introduction/
http://www.croft.olemiss.edu/home/
Summer Programs at URI -- March 28, 2015
Dear colleagues and friends,
I am introducing a couple of exciting summer programs at URI. Hope you can pass the info to your students who are looking for summer Chinese programs.
Program 1: The Chinese Flagship Immersion program.
This program is designed for those students who completed one year Chinese and proficiency level at Novice High and Intermediate Low. The program is for motivated students, and will sign language pledge. The goal after eight weeks study is Intermediate Mid in OPI and reading and listening. Location of the program is at URI.
uri.edu/chineseflagship/cfi
Program 2: Summer study abroad at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
This is a four-week study abroad program from July 9 to August 8. It opens to all the levels of College Chinese students. Students will take Chinese at Zhejiang University, tour Shanghai and some neighboring cities around Hangzhou, and explore Hangzhou, one of the most beautiful cities in China. A lot of language, a lot of culture and a lot of fun.
uri.edu/international/chinesesummer
Program 3: For those students who cannot study abroad in summer, but like to take Chinese, we offer regular summer Chinese on campus including CHN 101, 102, 103, 104 and 205.
web.uri.edu/summer/
Beautiful Rhode Island is a summer resort, a good place to study and enjoy life. Attached are the program flyers.
Wenchao He
I am introducing a couple of exciting summer programs at URI. Hope you can pass the info to your students who are looking for summer Chinese programs.
Program 1: The Chinese Flagship Immersion program.
This program is designed for those students who completed one year Chinese and proficiency level at Novice High and Intermediate Low. The program is for motivated students, and will sign language pledge. The goal after eight weeks study is Intermediate Mid in OPI and reading and listening. Location of the program is at URI.
uri.edu/chineseflagship/cfi
Program 2: Summer study abroad at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
This is a four-week study abroad program from July 9 to August 8. It opens to all the levels of College Chinese students. Students will take Chinese at Zhejiang University, tour Shanghai and some neighboring cities around Hangzhou, and explore Hangzhou, one of the most beautiful cities in China. A lot of language, a lot of culture and a lot of fun.
uri.edu/international/chinesesummer
Program 3: For those students who cannot study abroad in summer, but like to take Chinese, we offer regular summer Chinese on campus including CHN 101, 102, 103, 104 and 205.
web.uri.edu/summer/
Beautiful Rhode Island is a summer resort, a good place to study and enjoy life. Attached are the program flyers.
Wenchao He
The University of Mississippi ROTC Project GO Chinese Program in Shanghai--Nov. 19, 2014
From: Henrietta Yang <hsyang@olemiss.edu>
---------- Forwarded message ----------
The University of Mississippi ROTC Project GO Chinese Program in Shanghai
Location: Shanghai University
Cost: Full Scholarship including all travel and academic fees, plus a meal stipend
Dates: June 15 – Aug. 7, 2015
Credits Earned: 10 (equiv. to 2 sems) from The University of Mississippi
Levels Offered: 2nd, 3rd, & 4th years
Class Size: 8 students max
Curriculum: Rigorous, effective, adaptable to students’ needs. Engaging style that promotes self expression and discussion with strong emphasis on proficiency gains. Morning and afternoon courses and small-group drilling sessions. Students are introduced to military terminology in Chinese.
Housing: single occupancy dorm in center of scenic campus – clean, comfortable, close to classrooms, dining facilities, markets, and public transport
Organized Trip: Beijing
Local Excursions: The Bund, Huangpu River, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Urban Planning Museum, Pearl Tower, Yu Garden (Old Shanghai markets)
Eligibility: current ROTC students (including non-contracted), who have finished the equivalent of 2 semesters of formal Chinese study.
How to Apply:visit www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/<http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/>
Application Deadline: Feb. 1, 2015
Note: Students are encouraged to go abroad with Project GO as early as summer after freshman year. Many students have returned up to 3x.
Dr. Henrietta Yang
Croft Associate Professor of Chinese
Co-Director of the Chinese Language Flagship Program
Department of Modern Languages
Croft Institute 213
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677
Office: (662) 915-6794
http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/about-program/introduction/
http://www.croft.olemiss.edu/home/
---------- Forwarded message ----------
The University of Mississippi ROTC Project GO Chinese Program in Shanghai
Location: Shanghai University
Cost: Full Scholarship including all travel and academic fees, plus a meal stipend
Dates: June 15 – Aug. 7, 2015
Credits Earned: 10 (equiv. to 2 sems) from The University of Mississippi
Levels Offered: 2nd, 3rd, & 4th years
Class Size: 8 students max
Curriculum: Rigorous, effective, adaptable to students’ needs. Engaging style that promotes self expression and discussion with strong emphasis on proficiency gains. Morning and afternoon courses and small-group drilling sessions. Students are introduced to military terminology in Chinese.
Housing: single occupancy dorm in center of scenic campus – clean, comfortable, close to classrooms, dining facilities, markets, and public transport
Organized Trip: Beijing
Local Excursions: The Bund, Huangpu River, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Urban Planning Museum, Pearl Tower, Yu Garden (Old Shanghai markets)
Eligibility: current ROTC students (including non-contracted), who have finished the equivalent of 2 semesters of formal Chinese study.
How to Apply:visit www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/<http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/projectgo/>
Application Deadline: Feb. 1, 2015
Note: Students are encouraged to go abroad with Project GO as early as summer after freshman year. Many students have returned up to 3x.
Dr. Henrietta Yang
Croft Associate Professor of Chinese
Co-Director of the Chinese Language Flagship Program
Department of Modern Languages
Croft Institute 213
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677
Office: (662) 915-6794
http://www.olemiss.edu/chinese/about-program/introduction/
http://www.croft.olemiss.edu/home/
Free Summer 2015 China Program for College ROTC Students--Nov. 10, 2014
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) is seeking applications from college ROTC students nationwide for summer 2015 China program. The program is sponsored by Project Global Officer. If accepted, full scholarship is guaranteed.
The program dates are June 12-August 16, 2015. Instead of the traditional grammar and drill teaching, and staying in dorms/hotels, the ERAU program uses Chinese language to teach 3 subject matters, as well as providing home stay. The subject matters are speech, applied cross-culture communication, and introduction to geography. As a result of the design of the program, one should make great improvement in Chinese language as well as gaining subject and cultural knowledge. 88% students in 2014 program gained in their language proficiency. Fieldtrips to famous sites are part of the program activities.
ROTC students who study Chinese language or Chinese heritage students who know some Chinese are eligible to apply.
Please email Dr. Leeann Chen at chenl@erau.edu for any questions.
Thank you very much.
Leeann Chen, Ph.D.
Professor
Director of Chinese
Language Coordinator
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
3700 Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: 928-777-6682
Email: chenl@erau.edu
The program dates are June 12-August 16, 2015. Instead of the traditional grammar and drill teaching, and staying in dorms/hotels, the ERAU program uses Chinese language to teach 3 subject matters, as well as providing home stay. The subject matters are speech, applied cross-culture communication, and introduction to geography. As a result of the design of the program, one should make great improvement in Chinese language as well as gaining subject and cultural knowledge. 88% students in 2014 program gained in their language proficiency. Fieldtrips to famous sites are part of the program activities.
ROTC students who study Chinese language or Chinese heritage students who know some Chinese are eligible to apply.
Please email Dr. Leeann Chen at chenl@erau.edu for any questions.
Thank you very much.
Leeann Chen, Ph.D.
Professor
Director of Chinese
Language Coordinator
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
3700 Willow Creek Road
Prescott, AZ 86301
Phone: 928-777-6682
Email: chenl@erau.edu
2014 URI Chinese Summer Programs --March 28, 2014
The University of Rhode Island Chinese Program is please to announce the following 2014 summer programs (see flyer attached):
2014 URI Chinese Flagship Immersion Program
This program is for serious and motivated students, who have studied one year college Chinese (60-80 contact hours per semester)
* Residential summer immersion program with a language pledge.
* Earn up to 8 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: May 26 - July 18, 2014
* Estimated Cost: $4,666
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: April 1
URI Summer Sessions in Kingston
This is regular summer course, 2 hours a day, 4 days a week for 5 weeks for each session.
* SSI (5/19/14 - 6/20/14): CHN 101, 103, 205
* SSII (6/23/14 - 7/25/14): CHN 102, 104, 206
* Registration for URI Summer Sessions opens Monday, Feb. 24.
* Last Day to add SSI courses: May 23, 2014.
Chinese Summer School in Hangzhou, China
This is the study abroad program, with possibility of studying for another 4 weeks at Zhejiang University after the program. The program fee is only $2,050, airline ticket is not included.
* 4-week program at Zhejiang University
* Earn 4 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: July 2 - August 1, 2014
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: May 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Erin L. Papa
Assistant Director
The Chinese Language Flagship Partner Program
University of Rhode Island
TI House, 61 Upper College Road
Kingston, RI 02881
Tel: 401.874.5566Fax: 401.874.7088
Email: epapa@uri.edu
www.uri.edu/chineseflagship
www.thelanguageflagship.org
2014 URI Chinese Flagship Immersion Program
This program is for serious and motivated students, who have studied one year college Chinese (60-80 contact hours per semester)
* Residential summer immersion program with a language pledge.
* Earn up to 8 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: May 26 - July 18, 2014
* Estimated Cost: $4,666
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: April 1
URI Summer Sessions in Kingston
This is regular summer course, 2 hours a day, 4 days a week for 5 weeks for each session.
* SSI (5/19/14 - 6/20/14): CHN 101, 103, 205
* SSII (6/23/14 - 7/25/14): CHN 102, 104, 206
* Registration for URI Summer Sessions opens Monday, Feb. 24.
* Last Day to add SSI courses: May 23, 2014.
Chinese Summer School in Hangzhou, China
This is the study abroad program, with possibility of studying for another 4 weeks at Zhejiang University after the program. The program fee is only $2,050, airline ticket is not included.
* 4-week program at Zhejiang University
* Earn 4 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: July 2 - August 1, 2014
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: May 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Erin L. Papa
Assistant Director
The Chinese Language Flagship Partner Program
University of Rhode Island
TI House, 61 Upper College Road
Kingston, RI 02881
Tel: 401.874.5566Fax: 401.874.7088
Email: epapa@uri.edu
www.uri.edu/chineseflagship
www.thelanguageflagship.org
FREE SUMMER CAMP (July 7-Aug. 4) in China--March 10, 2014
From: Rohit
Phone: 008618210587363
Email: rohit@hibicc.com
School: BICC
Comments: FREE SUMMER CAMP !!! July 7th - August 4th.
Anyone who is between 18 - 25 can join it.
Send your applications now as limited number of scholarships are available.
INTRODUCTION
The “Learning Chinese Language, Experiencing Chinese Culture” summer camp is
hosted by the Confucius Institute Headquarters and organized by Beijing International
Chinese College (BICC). Through two weeks of intensive Chinese language learning,
campers can improve their capability in Spoken Chinese and cultivate their interest in
the study of Chinese. Through the rich and colorful traditional Chinese culture
experience courses, campers can gain a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.
Through discussions with Chinese families and Chinese students, we can strengthen
understanding and friendship between young Chinese and International students.
Join us and you will not only improve your Chinese swiftly, but also learn more about
the profound Chinese culture.
Click here for more info :
http://www.chinese-forums.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=11307
COST
BICC will pay for: Airport pick-up and drop off, courses, meals, accommodation and
all IN-city excursions.
Please note Free airport service is provided on condition that students arrive and depart
on time.
Students will be living in our foreign student’s dormitory or express hotels near the
school.
DOES NOT INCLUDE: Air ticket, insurance, visa
To apply please go to http://www.jotform.me/hibicc/admission
For more info write us at : info@hibicc.com
Phone: 008618210587363
Email: rohit@hibicc.com
School: BICC
Comments: FREE SUMMER CAMP !!! July 7th - August 4th.
Anyone who is between 18 - 25 can join it.
Send your applications now as limited number of scholarships are available.
INTRODUCTION
The “Learning Chinese Language, Experiencing Chinese Culture” summer camp is
hosted by the Confucius Institute Headquarters and organized by Beijing International
Chinese College (BICC). Through two weeks of intensive Chinese language learning,
campers can improve their capability in Spoken Chinese and cultivate their interest in
the study of Chinese. Through the rich and colorful traditional Chinese culture
experience courses, campers can gain a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.
Through discussions with Chinese families and Chinese students, we can strengthen
understanding and friendship between young Chinese and International students.
Join us and you will not only improve your Chinese swiftly, but also learn more about
the profound Chinese culture.
Click here for more info :
http://www.chinese-forums.com/index.php?app=core&module=attach§ion=attach&attach_id=11307
COST
BICC will pay for: Airport pick-up and drop off, courses, meals, accommodation and
all IN-city excursions.
Please note Free airport service is provided on condition that students arrive and depart
on time.
Students will be living in our foreign student’s dormitory or express hotels near the
school.
DOES NOT INCLUDE: Air ticket, insurance, visa
To apply please go to http://www.jotform.me/hibicc/admission
For more info write us at : info@hibicc.com
2014 Fudan-TUCA Summer Camp--Feb. 22, 2014
2014 Fudan-TUCA Summer Camp
As the representatives of top universities and high schools in China, Fudan University and High School Affiliated to Fudan University have a long history in cultural exchange for youth from all over the world; TUCA is a non-profit organization specially engaged in Chinese culture exchange with rich experience. Waiting sincerely for your participation and sharing!
About the registration: Login our official website http://www.gotuca.org before April 15th, 2014 to register and enroll on line.
We have two phases:
(1) June Camp. Begin at the end of June, 2014.
(2) July Camp. Begin at the end of July, 2014.
Requirements: 12-18 years old, in good physical condition, with the ability to take care for themselves. No limitation to nationality.
As the representatives of top universities and high schools in China, Fudan University and High School Affiliated to Fudan University have a long history in cultural exchange for youth from all over the world; TUCA is a non-profit organization specially engaged in Chinese culture exchange with rich experience. Waiting sincerely for your participation and sharing!
About the registration: Login our official website http://www.gotuca.org before April 15th, 2014 to register and enroll on line.
We have two phases:
(1) June Camp. Begin at the end of June, 2014.
(2) July Camp. Begin at the end of July, 2014.
Requirements: 12-18 years old, in good physical condition, with the ability to take care for themselves. No limitation to nationality.
2014 URI Chinese Summer Programs--Feb.22, 2014
The University of Rhode Island Chinese Program is please to announce the following 2014 summer programs (see flyer attached):
2014 URI Chinese Flagship Immersion Program
This program is for serious and motivated students, who have studied one year college Chinese (60-80 contact hours)
* Residential summer immersion program with a language pledge.
* Earn up to 8 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: May 26 - July 18, 2014
* Estimated Cost: $4,666
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: April 1
URI Summer Sessions in Kingston
This is regular summer course, 2 hours a day, 4 days a week for 5 weeks for each session.
* SSI (5/19/14 - 6/20/14): CHN 101, 103, 205
* SSII (6/23/14 - 7/25/14): CHN 102, 104, 206
* Registration for URI Summer Sessions opens Monday, Feb. 24.
* Last Day to add SSI courses: May 23, 2014.
Chinese Summer School in Hangzhou, China
This is the study abroad program, with possibility of studying for another 4 weeks at Zhejiang University after the program. The program fee is only $2,050, airline ticket is not included.
* 4-week program at Zhejiang University
* Earn 4 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: July 2 - August 1, 2014
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: May 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Erin L. Papa
Assistant Director
The Chinese Language Flagship Partner Program
University of Rhode Island
TI House, 61 Upper College Road
Kingston, RI 02881
Tel: 401.874.5566Fax: 401.874.7088
Email: epapa@uri.edu
www.uri.edu/chineseflagship
www.thelanguageflagship.org
2014 URI Chinese Flagship Immersion Program
This program is for serious and motivated students, who have studied one year college Chinese (60-80 contact hours)
* Residential summer immersion program with a language pledge.
* Earn up to 8 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: May 26 - July 18, 2014
* Estimated Cost: $4,666
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: April 1
URI Summer Sessions in Kingston
This is regular summer course, 2 hours a day, 4 days a week for 5 weeks for each session.
* SSI (5/19/14 - 6/20/14): CHN 101, 103, 205
* SSII (6/23/14 - 7/25/14): CHN 102, 104, 206
* Registration for URI Summer Sessions opens Monday, Feb. 24.
* Last Day to add SSI courses: May 23, 2014.
Chinese Summer School in Hangzhou, China
This is the study abroad program, with possibility of studying for another 4 weeks at Zhejiang University after the program. The program fee is only $2,050, airline ticket is not included.
* 4-week program at Zhejiang University
* Earn 4 URI Chinese credits
* Program Dates: July 2 - August 1, 2014
* Priority Application Deadline: March 1; Final Deadline: May 1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Erin L. Papa
Assistant Director
The Chinese Language Flagship Partner Program
University of Rhode Island
TI House, 61 Upper College Road
Kingston, RI 02881
Tel: 401.874.5566Fax: 401.874.7088
Email: epapa@uri.edu
www.uri.edu/chineseflagship
www.thelanguageflagship.org
CLERC-PKU Summer Chinese Language Program 2014-Jan. 20, 2014
如果您的孩子或学生有计划明年利用暑期强化自己的中文，锻炼自己独立生活的能力，我们郑重而负责地向家长以及您的学生推荐加州中文教学研究中心（CLERC）和北京大学联合举办的暑期中文强化项目（CLERC-PKU Summer Chinese Language Program 2014）。
北大暑期中文强化项目创办于1994，是专为高中应届生和大学低年级学生设计的，并且是可转换美国大学学分的海外短期中文强化游学项目。经过２０年的精心运营和不断提升、打磨，这一项目在历届参加学生中有口皆碑，在业内享有盛誉，是全美最佳可获/转学分的暑期中文项目之一。
尽管现在有诸多暑期中文项目可以选择，但以北大老师的丰富教学经验和学术质量为基本保障并且辅以丰富多彩的周末文化体验活动的北大暑期中文强化项目，能为学生创造一个更好的、地道的母语文化和生活的“沉浸”式环境，确保学生在语言水平上的长足进步。另外，该项目还为每位境外学生精挑细选了一名优秀的北大学生作为语伴。同时，所有的学生还将与来自世界各地的不同肤色、种族、母语背景的优秀学生一起学习。这种多元文化背景下与中国及世界各国青年精英零距离接触、交流、交友的经历，会潜移默化地挖掘和培养学生语言之外的多元文化适应能力和复杂环境下处理问题的综合潜能。而这个迎接未来挑战必备的多元文化和国际视角的综合能力将远远比单纯的语言能力更难能可贵。六个星期严肃紧张、生动有趣的北大校园内的学习和生活，定会成为参加北大暑期中文强化项目的学生走向更大成功的基石。
更多有关北大暑期中文强化项目的细节，请参见：http://www.nanhai.com/ep/pku
为庆祝北大暑期中文强化项目创办20周年，我们将首次为以华裔周末学校为单位申请报名的学生提供每位申请学生３００美元的费用减免。如果您的学生及家长有任何问题，也欢迎跟我们的项目管理团队联系。电邮：pku@nanhai.com 电话：（４０８）３８０－８０８８
北大暑期中文强化项目创办于1994，是专为高中应届生和大学低年级学生设计的，并且是可转换美国大学学分的海外短期中文强化游学项目。经过２０年的精心运营和不断提升、打磨，这一项目在历届参加学生中有口皆碑，在业内享有盛誉，是全美最佳可获/转学分的暑期中文项目之一。
尽管现在有诸多暑期中文项目可以选择，但以北大老师的丰富教学经验和学术质量为基本保障并且辅以丰富多彩的周末文化体验活动的北大暑期中文强化项目，能为学生创造一个更好的、地道的母语文化和生活的“沉浸”式环境，确保学生在语言水平上的长足进步。另外，该项目还为每位境外学生精挑细选了一名优秀的北大学生作为语伴。同时，所有的学生还将与来自世界各地的不同肤色、种族、母语背景的优秀学生一起学习。这种多元文化背景下与中国及世界各国青年精英零距离接触、交流、交友的经历，会潜移默化地挖掘和培养学生语言之外的多元文化适应能力和复杂环境下处理问题的综合潜能。而这个迎接未来挑战必备的多元文化和国际视角的综合能力将远远比单纯的语言能力更难能可贵。六个星期严肃紧张、生动有趣的北大校园内的学习和生活，定会成为参加北大暑期中文强化项目的学生走向更大成功的基石。
更多有关北大暑期中文强化项目的细节，请参见：http://www.nanhai.com/ep/pku
为庆祝北大暑期中文强化项目创办20周年，我们将首次为以华裔周末学校为单位申请报名的学生提供每位申请学生３００美元的费用减免。如果您的学生及家长有任何问题，也欢迎跟我们的项目管理团队联系。电邮：pku@nanhai.com 电话：（４０８）３８０－８０８８
Free Summer Chinese Program for Qualified ROTC Students--posted on Oct. 3, 2013
Dear Colleagues:
Below is a wonderful learning opportunity for your students. Please pass it on to them. Thank you very mcuh.
Free Summer Chinese Program for Qualified ROTC Students
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), via Project Global Officer (Project GO), is offering qualified ROTC students nationwide a fully-funded summer Chinese program 2014.
Location of program: Beijing, China
Program dates: June 13-August 22, 2014.
Program Description:
Prerequisite: 24 credits of Chinese or 2 years of daily Chinese course by the end of spring semester 2014. Qualified ROTC students from Northern Arizona University (NAU) have priority consideration.
Instead of the traditional grammar and drill teaching, and staying in dorms/hotels, this program uses the Chinese language to teach 3 subject matters, as well as providing home stay. As a result of the design of the program, one should make great improvement in Chinese language as well as gaining subject and cultural knowledge.
Subject I: Cross-Culture Communications. In this subject, students will learn how to use communication strategies (verbal and non-verbal) to communicate with local Chinese residents. Since the whole program has a home stay setup, it is easy for students to practice the various strategies. Daily short journals, class discussions, homework, and a final paper will be part of the learning activities.
Subject II: Speech. In this subject, students will learn how to use outlines to make short and extended public speeches in Chinese to different audiences, how to deal with state fright, and how to poise oneself. The speech types include informative, narrative/descriptive, persuasive, and spontaneous speeches.
Subject III: Introduction to Geography. In this subject, students will learn basic Chinese and world geography. Class presentations, filling in the maps, group work, homework, tests and the final are part of the learning activities.
Funding:
Funding includes tuition for 9 credits, room and board, airfare, and visa fees.
Official acceptance into the program requires a $100 deposit, which will be refundable upon successful completion of the program.
The program includes a $2000 allowance for air fare. Students are responsible for fares exceeding the allowance.
The program includes home stay which provides 2 meals a day during week days, and 3 meals a day on the weekend days. In addition, the program provides daily lunch per diem allowance based on regularly priced local Chinese restaurants, excluding alcoholic beverage cost. The program requires students to dine with the host family during the week days. If a student opts not to eat with the host family on the weekend, it is the student’s responsibility to cover the difference exceeding the lunch per diem allowance.
How to apply: Please send an email to Dr. Leeann Chen at chenl@erau.edu. Please note that official acceptance into the program requires a $100 deposit, which will be refundable upon successful completion of the program.
Below is a wonderful learning opportunity for your students. Please pass it on to them. Thank you very mcuh.
Free Summer Chinese Program for Qualified ROTC Students
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU), via Project Global Officer (Project GO), is offering qualified ROTC students nationwide a fully-funded summer Chinese program 2014.
Location of program: Beijing, China
Program dates: June 13-August 22, 2014.
Program Description:
Prerequisite: 24 credits of Chinese or 2 years of daily Chinese course by the end of spring semester 2014. Qualified ROTC students from Northern Arizona University (NAU) have priority consideration.
Instead of the traditional grammar and drill teaching, and staying in dorms/hotels, this program uses the Chinese language to teach 3 subject matters, as well as providing home stay. As a result of the design of the program, one should make great improvement in Chinese language as well as gaining subject and cultural knowledge.
Subject I: Cross-Culture Communications. In this subject, students will learn how to use communication strategies (verbal and non-verbal) to communicate with local Chinese residents. Since the whole program has a home stay setup, it is easy for students to practice the various strategies. Daily short journals, class discussions, homework, and a final paper will be part of the learning activities.
Subject II: Speech. In this subject, students will learn how to use outlines to make short and extended public speeches in Chinese to different audiences, how to deal with state fright, and how to poise oneself. The speech types include informative, narrative/descriptive, persuasive, and spontaneous speeches.
Subject III: Introduction to Geography. In this subject, students will learn basic Chinese and world geography. Class presentations, filling in the maps, group work, homework, tests and the final are part of the learning activities.
Funding:
Funding includes tuition for 9 credits, room and board, airfare, and visa fees.
Official acceptance into the program requires a $100 deposit, which will be refundable upon successful completion of the program.
The program includes a $2000 allowance for air fare. Students are responsible for fares exceeding the allowance.
The program includes home stay which provides 2 meals a day during week days, and 3 meals a day on the weekend days. In addition, the program provides daily lunch per diem allowance based on regularly priced local Chinese restaurants, excluding alcoholic beverage cost. The program requires students to dine with the host family during the week days. If a student opts not to eat with the host family on the weekend, it is the student’s responsibility to cover the difference exceeding the lunch per diem allowance.
How to apply: Please send an email to Dr. Leeann Chen at chenl@erau.edu. Please note that official acceptance into the program requires a $100 deposit, which will be refundable upon successful completion of the program.
Paid Internship Opportunity in China-- posted on May 31, 2013
The Ameson Year in China program is for recent college graduates and other qualified applicants seeking to expand their horizons and develop a global vision using their natural asset – English. In exchange for teaching English as a contribution to Chinese students for an academic year, the AYC is designed to give participants the chance to gain a deep understanding of Chinese culture, learn one of the world's most in demand languages, enhance their professional development, gain professional experience, and improve future employment prospects in the US And around the world. The program also provides opportunities to conduct independent projects of personal significance and establish a personal business or academic network in China, which can all be invaluable assets for a future career.
Working commitments consist of about 25 hours of educational activities per week. The fully standardized curriculum, along with teaching materials and support, gives participants plenty of time to practice their Chinese, conduct research, or explore their surroundings. AYC provides:
-Paid internship with a monthly stipend of approx. $800, or 5000 RMB
-Free Chinese language lessons
-Free housing, arranged by your Chinese school
-Sponsorship to obtain a Z type working visa
-Reimbursement for your flight to and from China up to $1200
-Basic health insurance
-Free airport pickup and arrival support To apply students should s ubmit a resume, unofficial transcript, and a copy of your passport to gharter@ameson.org by May 31, 2013. For more information feel free to email me at mluhr.ameson@ gmail.com . In addition, check out our website ( http://www.ameson.org/ayc ) and blog ( http://www.amesonayc.blogspot .com ). Thank you for your passing this along! Marlena Luhr Program Associate Ameson Year In China Suite 500 Ronald Reagan Bldg. 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC 20004
Working commitments consist of about 25 hours of educational activities per week. The fully standardized curriculum, along with teaching materials and support, gives participants plenty of time to practice their Chinese, conduct research, or explore their surroundings. AYC provides:
-Paid internship with a monthly stipend of approx. $800, or 5000 RMB
-Free Chinese language lessons
-Free housing, arranged by your Chinese school
-Sponsorship to obtain a Z type working visa
-Reimbursement for your flight to and from China up to $1200
-Basic health insurance
-Free airport pickup and arrival support To apply students should s ubmit a resume, unofficial transcript, and a copy of your passport to gharter@ameson.org by May 31, 2013. For more information feel free to email me at mluhr.ameson@ gmail.com . In addition, check out our website ( http://www.ameson.org/ayc ) and blog ( http://www.amesonayc.blogspot .com ). Thank you for your passing this along! Marlena Luhr Program Associate Ameson Year In China Suite 500 Ronald Reagan Bldg. 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC 20004
Free Summer Camp for 50 American Students--posted on April 24, 2013
If interested, please contact Rohit Bansal directly at <rohitbansal@msn.com>.
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Hello,
We have free summer camp funded by hanban again this year. Its 28 days long and its for 50 American students. Attached is the schedule. The program is free. Students needs to pay for airticket, visa and insurance.
Everything mentioned in the schedule is free.
Rohit Bansal
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Hello,
We have free summer camp funded by hanban again this year. Its 28 days long and its for 50 American students. Attached is the schedule. The program is free. Students needs to pay for airticket, visa and insurance.
Everything mentioned in the schedule is free.
Rohit Bansal
| 2013_summer_camp_28days.doc |
北美华文教育简讯--posted on April 20, 2013
北美华文教育简讯2013年4月20日一． 2013年春季 YCT 和 HSK 考试进展情况
二． 国家汉办2013年度汉语考试夏令营开始报名三． 上海市侨办2013年优秀华裔大学生文化参访团接受报名（上海+台湾）
一． 2013年 YCT 和 HSK 考试进展情况2013年5月25日YCT考试正在报名中，准备参加考试的学校请尽快报名。有意在暑期举办HSK和YCT考试补习班和参加考试的学校请发电子邮件到 Laoha168@gmail.com 联系。
目前，越来越多的中文学校开始重视 YCT和HSK考试。一些学校已经把YCT考试纳入教学计划之中，参考YCT考试大纲制定本校的教学大纲，通过YCT考试评估学生的学习成绩和教师的教学成果。一些学校已经把YCT（四级）或HSK （四级或五级）考试作为本校学生毕业的标准考试。还有一些学校将YCT或HSK考试作为向当地学区申请转高中学分的重要依据，并获得了认可。这两项标准汉语考试的重要性和权威性正在日益加强。
二． 国家汉办2013年度汉语考试夏令营开始报名为激发海外学生学习汉语的积极性，鼓励其踊跃参加汉语考试，孔子学院总部/国家汉办2013年将继续执行“汉语考试夏令营”项目。北美华文教育服务中心邀请在2012年参加过本考点组织的HSK、YCT考试的学校鼓励符合条件的学生申请报名。
1）申请条件：年龄在14-22岁之间，参加过汉办的HSK或YCT汉语考试，身体健康，品学兼优的非中国籍在校学生；没有在中国长期生活过的经历（连续在华居住时间不超过1年）。
2）活动日程: 2013年8月5日至15日，详细日程另行通知。活动地点：北京。
3）活动内容：除安排营员在教室中学习中国语言、文化外，还将安排外出参观和游览中国历史悠久的人文景点以及秀美的自然风光。活动内容拟包括以下方面：汉语课（40％）；文化课 （20％）；交流活动（20％）；参观游览 （20％）。活动结束前，学生进行HSK或YCT考试，并颁发结业证书。
4）活动费用: 汉办负责营员在华活动期间的食宿、交通、集体活动、游览及保险费用。国际旅费及国际旅行保险由参加夏令营的学生及教师自行负担。
5）报名截止时间：有意组织学生报名申请的学校请尽快给本考点发邮件索取《汉语考试夏令营申请表》及《2013年汉语考试夏令营参加人员信息登记表》，并在2013年5月20日前完成报名。
三．上海市侨办2013年优秀华裔大学生文化参访团接受报名为进一步增进海内外优秀华裔大学生之间的文化交流和感情沟通，共同探寻文化根，民族魂，中华梦的丰富内涵，共创民族振兴的美好未来，上海市海外交流协会今年7月10日至29日再次举办 “优秀华裔大学生参访团”活动。本次参访团活动将比往年更加精彩，我们除了保留了往年活动的经典部分之外，更增加了在台湾的考察活动。期望青年们能在上海和台湾的活动中有更多更美好也更有益的经验，也能够认识更多更有趣的朋友。请各学校推荐你们的毕业生参加这项活动，向北美华文教育服务中心申请报名。1）申请条件：年龄在18-25周岁之间，在美国著名高校就读的优秀华裔大学生。
2）活动日程: 7月10日上海报到；7月10-19日在上海活动； 7月19日由上海飞台北(MU5007航班)； 7月19-29日在台湾活动；7月29日由台北飞上海(MU5008航班)，或离团。
3）活动内容：1、主题论坛及开（闭）幕式、青年圆桌会议等；2、名家讲座；3、企业参访； 4、社区考察；5、公益活动；6、交流座谈；7、文化体验。
4）活动费用: （1）活动期间营员的住宿、用餐、地面交通、参观、旅游意外保险等费用均由主办方承担。（2）营员抵离上海的机票、车票，上海至台北的往返机票、提前抵达或推迟离开发生的费用及其他个人费用自理。（3）如需代购7月19日上海至台北、7月29日台北至上海的机票，请说明。
5）报名截止时间：2013年5月7日，请尽快发电子邮件到 Laoha168@gmail.com 索取报名表。
6）注意事项说明：为方便管理，保障安全，活动期间全体营员的食宿、交通、参观、游览等活动均由主办方统一安排。主办方将免费提供统一制作的活动服装及证件等，活动期间全体成员请按要求着装和佩带证件（学生证）。赴台手续请自行办理。活动期间请全体营员带好学生证。活动期间将举行联欢和才艺表演，如有需要请自备乐器和道具。
北美华文教育服务中心
Center for Chinese Education Services
二． 国家汉办2013年度汉语考试夏令营开始报名三． 上海市侨办2013年优秀华裔大学生文化参访团接受报名（上海+台湾）
一． 2013年 YCT 和 HSK 考试进展情况2013年5月25日YCT考试正在报名中，准备参加考试的学校请尽快报名。有意在暑期举办HSK和YCT考试补习班和参加考试的学校请发电子邮件到 Laoha168@gmail.com 联系。
目前，越来越多的中文学校开始重视 YCT和HSK考试。一些学校已经把YCT考试纳入教学计划之中，参考YCT考试大纲制定本校的教学大纲，通过YCT考试评估学生的学习成绩和教师的教学成果。一些学校已经把YCT（四级）或HSK （四级或五级）考试作为本校学生毕业的标准考试。还有一些学校将YCT或HSK考试作为向当地学区申请转高中学分的重要依据，并获得了认可。这两项标准汉语考试的重要性和权威性正在日益加强。
二． 国家汉办2013年度汉语考试夏令营开始报名为激发海外学生学习汉语的积极性，鼓励其踊跃参加汉语考试，孔子学院总部/国家汉办2013年将继续执行“汉语考试夏令营”项目。北美华文教育服务中心邀请在2012年参加过本考点组织的HSK、YCT考试的学校鼓励符合条件的学生申请报名。
1）申请条件：年龄在14-22岁之间，参加过汉办的HSK或YCT汉语考试，身体健康，品学兼优的非中国籍在校学生；没有在中国长期生活过的经历（连续在华居住时间不超过1年）。
2）活动日程: 2013年8月5日至15日，详细日程另行通知。活动地点：北京。
3）活动内容：除安排营员在教室中学习中国语言、文化外，还将安排外出参观和游览中国历史悠久的人文景点以及秀美的自然风光。活动内容拟包括以下方面：汉语课（40％）；文化课 （20％）；交流活动（20％）；参观游览 （20％）。活动结束前，学生进行HSK或YCT考试，并颁发结业证书。
4）活动费用: 汉办负责营员在华活动期间的食宿、交通、集体活动、游览及保险费用。国际旅费及国际旅行保险由参加夏令营的学生及教师自行负担。
5）报名截止时间：有意组织学生报名申请的学校请尽快给本考点发邮件索取《汉语考试夏令营申请表》及《2013年汉语考试夏令营参加人员信息登记表》，并在2013年5月20日前完成报名。
三．上海市侨办2013年优秀华裔大学生文化参访团接受报名为进一步增进海内外优秀华裔大学生之间的文化交流和感情沟通，共同探寻文化根，民族魂，中华梦的丰富内涵，共创民族振兴的美好未来，上海市海外交流协会今年7月10日至29日再次举办 “优秀华裔大学生参访团”活动。本次参访团活动将比往年更加精彩，我们除了保留了往年活动的经典部分之外，更增加了在台湾的考察活动。期望青年们能在上海和台湾的活动中有更多更美好也更有益的经验，也能够认识更多更有趣的朋友。请各学校推荐你们的毕业生参加这项活动，向北美华文教育服务中心申请报名。1）申请条件：年龄在18-25周岁之间，在美国著名高校就读的优秀华裔大学生。
2）活动日程: 7月10日上海报到；7月10-19日在上海活动； 7月19日由上海飞台北(MU5007航班)； 7月19-29日在台湾活动；7月29日由台北飞上海(MU5008航班)，或离团。
3）活动内容：1、主题论坛及开（闭）幕式、青年圆桌会议等；2、名家讲座；3、企业参访； 4、社区考察；5、公益活动；6、交流座谈；7、文化体验。
4）活动费用: （1）活动期间营员的住宿、用餐、地面交通、参观、旅游意外保险等费用均由主办方承担。（2）营员抵离上海的机票、车票，上海至台北的往返机票、提前抵达或推迟离开发生的费用及其他个人费用自理。（3）如需代购7月19日上海至台北、7月29日台北至上海的机票，请说明。
5）报名截止时间：2013年5月7日，请尽快发电子邮件到 Laoha168@gmail.com 索取报名表。
6）注意事项说明：为方便管理，保障安全，活动期间全体营员的食宿、交通、参观、游览等活动均由主办方统一安排。主办方将免费提供统一制作的活动服装及证件等，活动期间全体成员请按要求着装和佩带证件（学生证）。赴台手续请自行办理。活动期间请全体营员带好学生证。活动期间将举行联欢和才艺表演，如有需要请自备乐器和道具。
北美华文教育服务中心
Center for Chinese Education Services
High school, college and graduate students' summer program in Shanghai -- posted on March 11, 2013
There will be three summer programs for high school, college and graduate students respectively run by TCE (TransChina Education) : www.TransChinaEdu.com. Please see the website or contact:.
Yanfeng Li, Ph.D.
Director, TransChina Education in Shanghai
Shanghai, China 201802
Phone: +86-1860.211.4015
Email: Yanfeng.Li@TransChinaEdu.com
Yanfeng Li, Ph.D.
Director, TransChina Education in Shanghai
Shanghai, China 201802
Phone: +86-1860.211.4015
Email: Yanfeng.Li@TransChinaEdu.com
STARTALK Chinese Language Teachers Program--posted on March 9, 2013
ASSOCIATED COLLEGES IN CHINA and HAMILTON COLLEGE / STARTALK Chinese Language Teachers Program for Non-Native Speakers (scroll down to see the poster)
Objectives:
The program's overarching goal is to provide professional development opportunities in language and pedagogy. By the end of the program, participants will:
Time/Place:
This is a two-week (June 30th - July 12th) Chinese residential language program which offers development workshops for pre-service and in-service K-16 non-native Chinese language teachers. The program takes place on the Hamilton College Campus in Clinton, NY. For additional information, please visit: https://my.hamilton.edu/china/startalk/startalk-home
Support:
All accepted participants will receive a full scholarship to cover the cost of the program* (including program tuition, meals, lodging, and domestic transportation to campus).
Additionally, those who participate in the 2013 Summer STARTALK Program will receive 10 complimentary weekly sessions with our Distance Learning Center beginning in mid-September.
* Please note, once an applicant is accepted into the program, a $50 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your place in the program. This is not covered by scholarship.
Objectives:
The program's overarching goal is to provide professional development opportunities in language and pedagogy. By the end of the program, participants will:
- Improve Chinese language proficiency, design and deliver standards-based thematic units
- Develop better teaching, assessment, and lesson planning skills
- Integrate culture, content, creativity, and technology into teaching practices
Time/Place:
This is a two-week (June 30th - July 12th) Chinese residential language program which offers development workshops for pre-service and in-service K-16 non-native Chinese language teachers. The program takes place on the Hamilton College Campus in Clinton, NY. For additional information, please visit: https://my.hamilton.edu/china/startalk/startalk-home
Support:
All accepted participants will receive a full scholarship to cover the cost of the program* (including program tuition, meals, lodging, and domestic transportation to campus).
Additionally, those who participate in the 2013 Summer STARTALK Program will receive 10 complimentary weekly sessions with our Distance Learning Center beginning in mid-September.
* Please note, once an applicant is accepted into the program, a $50 non-refundable deposit is required to hold your place in the program. This is not covered by scholarship.
Interdisciplinary Program for Research & Scholarship-posted on March 5, 2013
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS
QUIP-RS Quinnipiac University Interdisciplinary Program
for Research & Scholarship
Eight–Week Summer Program
PROGRAM DATES: MAY 20, 2013 to July 12, 2013
APPLICATIONS DUE: April 1, 2013 (by 4pm)
NOTIFICATION: April 14, 2012
TO FIND OUT MORE DR. ALLAN SMITS (Allan.Smits@quinnipiac.edu)
PLEASE CONTACT: DR. JOAN BOMBACE (Joan.Bombace@quinnipiac.edu)
DR. GRACE LEVINE (Grace.Levine@quinnipiac.edu)
DR. DENISE CAMERON (Denise.Cameron@quinnipiac.edu)
OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM:
To provide “hands on” training in research methodology alongside an experienced faculty member that will lead to an independent study on a research topic. This training will help define inductive and deductive reasoning skills, leading to independent thinking and the ability to a) recognize problems, b) ask the “right” questions, c) make the abstract concrete, d) generate possible solutions, e) recognize possible flaws in each solution, f) determine the best solutions through analysis of relevant variables, g) develop creativity skills in their discipline and h) consider the moral and ethical concerns of the research topic. The research experience is coupled with a high degree of interaction between all faculty and student participants, creating a rich interdisciplinary venue that brings focus to the meaning of being a lifelong scholar.
FELLOWSHIP STIPEND: $4000 + 50% on-campus housing allowance
Funds for incidentals (SUPPLIES, ATTENDING CONFERENCES, ETC): Up to $1000
Application Procedures and Requirements of the Student Fellow:
The QUIP-RS is an immersive, 8-week research and creative experience where you will work closely with your faculty mentor on a specific research project or creative endeavor. It is a full-time, 40 hours/week, daytime program which allows you to develop your scholarly skills. However, QUIP-RS is much more. In addition to working long hours and intensely on your project, you will meet weekly with other QUIP-RS fellows and faculty mentors, sharing your successes and failures, and discussing as an interdisciplinary team what it means to be a university scholar.
QUIP-RS participation requires a competitive application, so please pay close attention to the following application procedures and expectations/requirements.
1. Design a project (with a faculty mentor) that can be accomplished within the research period. The faculty mentor working with the student must be available during the entire 8 week research period as well. The proposal must be a collaborative effort shared by the student and faculty mentor.
2. If the experimental design involves the use of humans or animals, appropriate written approval must be obtained from the QU Human Experimentation Committee/IRB (contact Dr. Joe Woods) or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (contact Dr. Steve Carleton).
3. Submit completed application to Associate Dean Allan Smits as follows:
a. Application cover page (page 3 of this announcement): original copy, submitted as hard copy to BC135A.
b. Student and Faculty Affidavits: original copy, signed and dated and submitted as hard copies to BC135A.
c. A narrative (submitted electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu) describing the project (all pages double spaced), which must include:
· Section 1: Specific aims of the study/project, with hypothesis if appropriate (1 page limit)
· Section 2: Background to the study/project, with primary references (2 page limit)
· Section 3: Proposed methods and procedures to meet the specific aims (1 page limit)
· Section 4: Verification that the study/project can be accomplished with existing equipment/supplies or supplies purchased with fellowship funds (1/2 page limit)
· Detailed, itemized budget for supplementary supplies/equipment (if needed)
· Section 5: Estimated Timetable for Research progress (1 page limit)
d. Two letters of recommendations from faculty members familiar with the abilities of the student applicant (one should be from your faculty mentor). Submit electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu.
e. Application for the ethics committees (if human and/or animal research is proposed). Submit electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu.
Incomplete or late applications will not be considered (see checklist on Cover Page).
QUIP-RS Quinnipiac University Interdisciplinary Program
for Research & Scholarship
Eight–Week Summer Program
PROGRAM DATES: MAY 20, 2013 to July 12, 2013
APPLICATIONS DUE: April 1, 2013 (by 4pm)
NOTIFICATION: April 14, 2012
TO FIND OUT MORE DR. ALLAN SMITS (Allan.Smits@quinnipiac.edu)
PLEASE CONTACT: DR. JOAN BOMBACE (Joan.Bombace@quinnipiac.edu)
DR. GRACE LEVINE (Grace.Levine@quinnipiac.edu)
DR. DENISE CAMERON (Denise.Cameron@quinnipiac.edu)
OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE PROGRAM:
To provide “hands on” training in research methodology alongside an experienced faculty member that will lead to an independent study on a research topic. This training will help define inductive and deductive reasoning skills, leading to independent thinking and the ability to a) recognize problems, b) ask the “right” questions, c) make the abstract concrete, d) generate possible solutions, e) recognize possible flaws in each solution, f) determine the best solutions through analysis of relevant variables, g) develop creativity skills in their discipline and h) consider the moral and ethical concerns of the research topic. The research experience is coupled with a high degree of interaction between all faculty and student participants, creating a rich interdisciplinary venue that brings focus to the meaning of being a lifelong scholar.
FELLOWSHIP STIPEND: $4000 + 50% on-campus housing allowance
Funds for incidentals (SUPPLIES, ATTENDING CONFERENCES, ETC): Up to $1000
Application Procedures and Requirements of the Student Fellow:
The QUIP-RS is an immersive, 8-week research and creative experience where you will work closely with your faculty mentor on a specific research project or creative endeavor. It is a full-time, 40 hours/week, daytime program which allows you to develop your scholarly skills. However, QUIP-RS is much more. In addition to working long hours and intensely on your project, you will meet weekly with other QUIP-RS fellows and faculty mentors, sharing your successes and failures, and discussing as an interdisciplinary team what it means to be a university scholar.
QUIP-RS participation requires a competitive application, so please pay close attention to the following application procedures and expectations/requirements.
1. Design a project (with a faculty mentor) that can be accomplished within the research period. The faculty mentor working with the student must be available during the entire 8 week research period as well. The proposal must be a collaborative effort shared by the student and faculty mentor.
2. If the experimental design involves the use of humans or animals, appropriate written approval must be obtained from the QU Human Experimentation Committee/IRB (contact Dr. Joe Woods) or Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (contact Dr. Steve Carleton).
3. Submit completed application to Associate Dean Allan Smits as follows:
a. Application cover page (page 3 of this announcement): original copy, submitted as hard copy to BC135A.
b. Student and Faculty Affidavits: original copy, signed and dated and submitted as hard copies to BC135A.
c. A narrative (submitted electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu) describing the project (all pages double spaced), which must include:
· Section 1: Specific aims of the study/project, with hypothesis if appropriate (1 page limit)
· Section 2: Background to the study/project, with primary references (2 page limit)
· Section 3: Proposed methods and procedures to meet the specific aims (1 page limit)
· Section 4: Verification that the study/project can be accomplished with existing equipment/supplies or supplies purchased with fellowship funds (1/2 page limit)
· Detailed, itemized budget for supplementary supplies/equipment (if needed)
· Section 5: Estimated Timetable for Research progress (1 page limit)
d. Two letters of recommendations from faculty members familiar with the abilities of the student applicant (one should be from your faculty mentor). Submit electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu.
e. Application for the ethics committees (if human and/or animal research is proposed). Submit electronically to allan.smits@quinnipiac.edu.
Incomplete or late applications will not be considered (see checklist on Cover Page).
American Mandarin Society seeks two Interns--posted on Feb. 11, 2013
The American Mandarin Society (< http://www.mandarinsociety.us/ >) is
seeking Interns Two paid. One will Focus on policy-related aspects of the
Organization and the other on Language Learning and Language Maintenance.
Both events will Assist with and Play Important roles in Organizational
planning and Development. Advanced Chinese Language Skills are Important, as is enthusiasm for the mission and Vision of the American Mandarin Society. Facility with Social Media is Critical. Applicants interested in the policy position should Feel comfortable reading Chinese- Language policy Documents and Websites. Language Applicants for the position should have a passion for Chinese Language Learning and Language Skill Development. Please Email your cover letter (in the Body of the Email) with resume Attached to admin@mandarinsociety.us Please Use the Appropriate Subject heading, either "AMS policy Intern" or "AMS Language Intern." The Internship will be based at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington DC beginning March 1. Length will be 3-6 months, Negotiable with the applicants. Hours will be Approximately 30 hours per week, Timing flexible. Visit The American Mandarin Society at:http://www.mandarinsociety.us/?xg_source=msg_mes_network
seeking Interns Two paid. One will Focus on policy-related aspects of the
Organization and the other on Language Learning and Language Maintenance.
Both events will Assist with and Play Important roles in Organizational
planning and Development. Advanced Chinese Language Skills are Important, as is enthusiasm for the mission and Vision of the American Mandarin Society. Facility with Social Media is Critical. Applicants interested in the policy position should Feel comfortable reading Chinese- Language policy Documents and Websites. Language Applicants for the position should have a passion for Chinese Language Learning and Language Skill Development. Please Email your cover letter (in the Body of the Email) with resume Attached to admin@mandarinsociety.us Please Use the Appropriate Subject heading, either "AMS policy Intern" or "AMS Language Intern." The Internship will be based at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington DC beginning March 1. Length will be 3-6 months, Negotiable with the applicants. Hours will be Approximately 30 hours per week, Timing flexible. Visit The American Mandarin Society at:http://www.mandarinsociety.us/?xg_source=msg_mes_network