RCCS faculty affiliate Jesse Rodenbiker (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography at Rutgers) was selected as a Public Intellectual Program Fellow with the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations. He joins the ninth cohort (2025-2027) of PIP fellows. More information can be found here.
News Items
- Jesse Rodenbiker publishes op-ed on China's green ambitions in South China Morning Post
- Xingming Wang receives postdoctoral fellowship at Duke
- Jesse Rodenbiker selected as a public intellectual program fellow
- American Council of Learned Societies Opens Second Luce/ACLS Collaborative Grant in China Studies Competition
- American Council of Learned Societies Expands Access to China Studies Resources and Data through New Website
- Xian HUANG quoted in an article on China's pension system by CNA in Singapore
- Apply by November 14 for Luce/ACLS Early Career Fellowships and Travel Grants in China Studies
- New Open Database Resource Guide for China Studies
- First RCCS Essay Contest result announced
- Nancy Yunhwa Rao elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
- Jessey Choo awarded IAS fellowship
- Xingming Wang receives an Andrew W. Mellon Dissertation Completion Fellowship
- Poly-Energies in Chinese-English Keywords: A Workshop Event
- ACLS Report: China Studies in an Uncertain Age
- Tao Jiang interviewed by AsiaNow at the Association for Asian Studies
- Jesse Rodenbiker publishes a book, Ecological States: Politics of Science and Nature in Urbanizing China
- Report on the 6th Rutgers Workshop on Chinese Philosophy
- Tao Jiang discusses conceptions of hell in Chinese history at Asia Society
- Tao Jiang's book receives Honorable Mention for the 2023 Joseph Levenson Prize from Association for Asian Studies
- Ann A. Pang-White publishes a new book
- Tanja Sargent becomes a new co-editor of the journal, Chinese Education and Society
- Elizabeth Childs-Johnson publishes a new book
- Jessey Choo publishes a new book, Inscribing Death
- Jesse Rodenbiker receives ACLS award, Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Princeton University, and fellowship at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
- Tao Jiang receives The Presidential Outstanding Faculty Scholar Award
- Report on the 5th Rutgers Workshop on Chinese Philosophy
- ACLS releases "China Studies in North America"
- Nancy Rao received the Board of Trustees Award for Excellence in Research
- Tao Jiang publishes a new book, Origins of Moral-Political Philosophy in Early China
- Pandemic Lives in Chinese and English: International Workshop Series uses Keywords Method to Unearth COVID Differences between China, the U.S., Hong Kong, Singapore, and Taiwan
- From President and Chancellors: Affirming Our Asian Community
- Rutgers Global Grants 2021 (deadline March 19)
- An Expanded Sexualities Classroom Encounters China’s Gay Scene
- Avery Goldstein on US-China Relations
- Party versus wealth? David Goodman rethinks reform in China
- A Conversation with Ian Johnson, a Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, on China
- A Virtual Trans-Pacific Conversation on Pandemic Technologies Held Saturday
- Rutgers Center for Chinese Studies Hits the Runway with Global Programming
- Louisa Schein and team received a social science research award to study the impacts of Covid-19
- Xian HUANG publishes a book, Social Protection under Authoritarianism: Health Politics and Policy in China
- Kuang Yu Chen's contribution to the study of oracle bone inscriptions
- Wendy Swartz interviewed by Esquire Magazine
- Tao Jiang interviewed by The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Nancy Yunhwa Rao received NEH fellowship
- Tao JIANG interviewed by Hong Kong iFeng News
- Two major online Chinese dictionaries available at Rutgers
- China Data Online
- Eddy Keming Chen (Ph.D. in Philosophy, 2019) accepts a tenure-track position at UCSD
- Access to 2,000 Chinese journals available at Rutgers
- Workshop “Sinoglossic Narrative in Modern Chinese and Comparative Literature” (pictures)
- Tao JIANG participated in a panel discussion on Chinese religion at the China Institute in NYC
- Fourth Rutgers Workshop on Chinese Philosophy (pictures)
- Louisa Schein's International Workshop in Hong Kong: "The Social Lives of Keywords: Lenses on China"
- Wendy Swartz publishes a new book, “Reading Philosophy, Writing Poetry”
- Workshop, “Confucianism: Joy along the Way”
- Third Rutgers Workshop on Chinese Philosophy (pictures)