China Lunch Hour
China Lunch Hour, co-sponsored by CIRU, is held monthly, usually on a Friday at the Confucius Institute at 24 College Avenue, New Brunswick. It is a space where China scholars (including faculty, visiting scholars, and advanced doctoral students) from Rutgers and nearby universities can come together to share their ongoing research. Every month there is a speaker followed by discussion. Lunch is provided! We are always looking for presenters. Please contact Tanja Sargent (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) and Xian HUANG (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) if you are interested in presenting your work.
06 Apr 2018;
12:30PM - 01:30PM
Student-Centered Teaching with Chinese Characteristics (Tanja Sargent, Graduate School of Education, Rutgers) |
12 Oct 2018;
12:00PM - 01:00PM
Neighborhood Socioeconomic Status and Children's Education, Health, and Attitude in China (Lei LEI, Sociology, Rutgers) |
18 Oct 2018;
01:00PM - 02:30PM
Charlotte Bunch and Wenqing Kang in conversation on Lesbian/Gay Politics: China and the Globe |
08 Feb 2019;
12:00PM - 01:30PM
The Clash of Capitalisms? Chinese Companies in the United States (Ji LI, Rutgers Law School) |
29 Mar 2019;
12:00PM -
Time and Landscape at the Beginning of Chinese Writing (Kuang Yu Chen, Chemistry and Chemical Biology & East Asian Studies, Rutgers) |
12 Apr 2019;
12:00PM -
Reforming Pedagogy in China from Kindergarten to College (faculties from Shanxi Normal University, China) |
19 Apr 2019;
12:30PM -
Keywords for Chinese Gender and Sexuality |
26 Apr 2019;
12:00PM -
The Gains and Losses of Imperial Censors' Anti-corruption in Ming Dynasty (Cai Minglun, Hubei Normal University, China) |
20 Sep 2019;
12:00PM -
Peace in the Shadow of Unrest: Medical Disturbance and State Response in China (Xian HUANG, Political Science, Rutgers) |
16 Oct 2019;
12:00PM -
Impact of Health Insurance Integration on Health Care in Rural China (Bingxiao Wu, Economics, Rutgers) |
