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Texas A&M Corps of Cadets International Excursion focuses on China
Published THU,25 JUn 2009
On May 19th, 10 members of the Corps of Cadets 2009-2010 leadership embarked on an traveled to Taiwan, Hong Kong, Qingdao, and Beijing, with a focus on strengthening the language and cultural competency of future military officers. The program was designed to give the cadets insight into potential geopolitical conflicts in Asia, as well as a greater understanding of the culture, language, and history of China. Cadets commented that the excursion helped them to obtain “a real feel” for China’s major role in the world.
Confucius Institute at TAMU Sponsor Terracotta Warriors Media Night
Published FRI,12 JUn 2009
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M cosponsored the media preview night for the Terra Cotta Warriors Exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in late May.
Navasota's Education Foundation announces grants for Chinese language classes
Published THU,21 may 2009
Chinese language classes and Construction training are among four school projects that will be supported through nearly $18,000 in grants from Navasota's Education Foundation, officials announced this week.
Texas A&M student takes 1st place in Chinese Speech Competition
Published THU,30 apr 2009
Will Chambers wins first place in the Lower Level at the Texas College Students Chinese Speaking Competition in Houston, Texas on March 27, 2009.
Published fri,24 apr 2009
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University hosted a delegation from the University of Macau, who bestowed an honorary degree on President George Herbert Walker Bush for his long standing efforts to further U.S. –China relationships.
Confucius Institute hosted scholar of Chinese philosophy
Published fri,24 apr 2009
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University invited the community to two events featuring Dr. Melville Stewart on Thursday, April 9. Stewart is a renowned scholar in the fields of religion and philosophy.
Symposium on 'Confucianism & Christianity'
Published tue,24 mar 2009
Dr. Mel Stewart, Peking University will present a symposium on "Confucianism & Christianity" on April 9 2009.
Symposium on Ancient Chinese Monotheism and Ancient Hebrew Tradition
Published tue,24 mar 2009
Dr. Mel Stewart, Peking University will present a lecture on ancient Chinese monotheism and ancient Hebrew tradition on April 9 2009.
Chinese Consulate in Houston reaffirms it's support for CI
Published tue,10 mar 2009
Mr. Gouhua Yan, the new arrived education counselor to the Consulate General of The People's Republic Of China in Houston, reaffirmed the consulate's support for the Confucius Institute.
Over 1,400 attend Lunar New Year at TAMU
Published tue,3 mar 2009
Over 1,400 students, faculty, staff, and their families participated in the Lunar New Year Celebration on February 12, 2009 to celebrate the Year of the Ox.
CI Director serves as resource to CI's nationwide
Published WED,11 FEB 2009
Deborah Pierce, Webster University's Confucius Institute Director, attends conference in Beijing and adresses promoting the institute, teaching languages and facing difficulties as the director.
Dr. Linbo Jin to speak on Chinese policy in East Asia
Published tue,3 FEB 2009
SIIA arranges it's second seminar for Spring'09 featuring Dr. Linbo Jin discussing Chinese policy in East Asia.
Chinese Language and Culture Class
Published Tue,27 jan 2009
The Confucius Institute is organizing an introductory non-credit hour class on the basics of Mandarin Chinese for adults. The course is free.
2009 Lunar New Year Celebration
Published Tue,27 jan 2009
The Confucius Institute, Institute for Pacific Asia, Dining Services and the Office of International Outreach are organizing the 2009 Chinese New Year on the 12th of February 2009.
Published wed,2 dec 2008
The Confucius Institute and the Chinese Students & Scholars Association won the first place award for interactive cultural displays out of the 60 competing groups.
Published wed,2 dec 2008
TX The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University sponsored a Beijing Opera minitour, reaching audiences of hundreds with eight performances in the Brazos Valley during the week of November 17-22.
Study Abroad Flourishes, With China a Hot Spot
Published wed,19 nov 2008
Record numbers of American students are studying abroad, with especially strong growth in educational exchanges with China.
Confucius Institute provides Beijing opera performances
Published wed,19 nov 2008
Ghaffar Pourazar, director of the International Center for Beijing Opera, performs to educate guests about the Chinese art form.
Texas A&M students bring Chinese poetry to Aggieland
Published wed,22 oct 2008
In the evening of October 12 at the Memorial Student Center of Texas A&M University, a large audience at the Mid-Autumn Festival & National Day Variety Show greeted eight American students’ Chinese poems and tongue twister performance with claps and cheers.
Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University Examines meaning of the Beijing Olympics
Published MON,20 oct 2008
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University (CI-TAMU) and the Glasscock Center for the Humanities hosted a reception and Olympic seminar recently. Approximately 50 students, faculty and friends from the College Station and Bryan community attended this event.
Inter-University Board for Chinese Language Studies sponsors fellowships for Chinese language studies
Published MON,13 oct 2008
Fellowships provide support for students who aspire to truly advanced competence in Chinese language, whether they be undergraduates, graduates, professionals, or established scholars.
Ni-Howdy Time in October
Published MON,13 oct 2008
The October 14th Ni-Howdy time will cover presentations on Halloween and Mid-Autumn festival.
Confucius Institute Launches Community Chinese Class
Published wed,1 oct 2008
The Confucius Institute (CI) at Texas A&M University has launched a new community-based Chinese language and culture class for the fall of 2008. The communities of Bryan and College Station have responded, with 38 participants signing up for the class.
The Confucius Institute wishes you a bountiful Mid Autumn Festival
Published tue,14 SEP 2008
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University wishes everyone a happy Mid Autumn Festival. Also Known as the Moon Festival, it is celebrated across China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, and Vietnam.
Chinese Language and Culture classes begins on September 23
Published tHu,11 SEP 2008
The class is an introduction to the basics of the Mandarin Chinese language. It will focus on the basics of pronunciation and conversation, and understanding Chinese culture.
Confucius Institute and ESC Region VI Launch Chinese Language Pilot Program This Fall
Published tue,02 SEP 2008
A large number of school students have been participating in a new Chinese language pilot program managed by the Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University (CI-TAMU) and ESC Region VI, in which faculty from the CI-TAMU delivers Chinese language classes to high school students in three school districts via video conference.
Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University Co-sponsors Chinese Language Teaching Conference
Published Mon,01 SEP 2008
The Confucius Institute at Texas A&M University (CI-TAMU) co-sponsored the Chinese Language Teacher Association (CLTA) - Texas 2008 Annual Conference, which was held at the Dallas Chinese Community Center in Richardson on August 30, 2008.
Melbern G. Glasscock Center for the Humanities Research Invites Applications for New Fellowship Opportunities
Published thu, 21 Aug 2008
The Melbern G. Glasscock Center for the Humanities Research and the Confucius Institute invite applications for the new Confucius Institute/Glasscock Center Faculty Stipendiary Fellowship.
New Olympic Insider Series Available On iTunes U
Published tue, 19 Aug 2008
The Texas A&M International Programs Office has launched Olympic Insider - a new iTunes U series focused on the Beijing Olympics.
"NiHowdy" Olympics to benefit China earthquake victims
Published fri, 01 AUgust 2008
On Saturday, August 2nd, the Chinese students and scholars association, in conjunction with the Texas A&M Student Government, will sponsor the inaugural 2008 "NiHowdy" Olympic games at the Student Recreational Center. The games are an effort to raise money to help victims of a May 12 earthquake that struck China.
Largest Ever Contingent Of Aggies To Compete In The 2008 Olympic Games
Published thu, 31 july 2008
With 17 Aggie athletes and coaches representing nine different countries,the largest ever contingent of Texas A&M University representatives will make their way to the 2008 Olympic Games held in Beijing, China.
Rising Student Interest Propels Growth in U.S.-China Educational Exchange
Published mon, 28 july 2008
Study abroad to China has become increasingly popular among American students, increasing by over 500 percent in the last decade, with 8,830 Americans studying in China in 2005-06 up from 1,396.
Texas A&M University Receives Grant for ROTC Chinese & Arabic Program
Published mon, 14 july 2008
Texas A&M University has received a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to help strengthen the abilities of future military officers in language and cultural competency.
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Confucius Institute Calendar for Spring/Summer 2009
30 August - CLTA-Texas 2008 Annual Conference Held in Dallas
23 June to 1 July - Chinese Bridge Delegation to China
13 -14 June - 6th Annual Chinese Internet Research Conference
17 May - Candle-light Memorial for Earthquake Victims in Sichuan, China








