For Faculty/Staff
Georgetown University Liaison Office in Shanghai
Faculty and staff interested in doing research, developing new programs, or finding new partners in China are encouraged to contact the Liaison Office to discuss their plans.
China Scholarship Council Fellowship Program
Georgetown University and the China Scholarship Council (CSC) established the China Scholarship Council-Georgetown University Fellowship Program in May 2006 to support post-doctoral research at Georgetown. (See Press Release.) In the past two rounds, seventeen Chinese scholars have been granted this fellowship. Professors from both the Main Campus and the Medical Center have participated in this program. Professors interested in hosting fellows can go to the program website for more information.
Funding Opportunity for Research in China
The China National Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language (NOCFL) has established the Visiting Program for Foreign Scholars of Sinology to China in order to promote international cooperation and exchanges in Sinology research and to encourage and help foreign scholars of Sinology to acquire a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of China.
The NOCFL examines applicants based on their academic background, research plan, and host institution in China. Successful applicants will receive a stipend of 10,000 Chinese Yuan a month plus roundtrip airfare. See http://english.hanban.org/content.php?id=1562 for more information.
Grants for International Collaborative Research
Main Campus faculty members are encouraged to apply for International Collaborative Research Grants to support work with colleagues in China (or other countries).
Resources for Travel to China
Faculty, staff and students planning travel to China are encouraged to consult travel.georgetown.edu. You will find practical information on planning your visit, as well as funding opportunities. In addition, you may wish to consult the Liaison Office to discuss your visit.
Faculty Profiles
To see a list of faculty members engaged in research that relates to China, go the faculty profiles page. If you would like to have your name added to the list, send an e-mail to Tuoya Wulan.
Academic Administrative Professionals (AAP) and Staff
The following AAP and Staff support University programs related to China.
Audra Blanchfield (Alumni Affairs)
Nancy Cantalupo (Clinical Education, Law Center)
James Colman (Undergraduate Admissions)
Elizabeth Greenfeld (Overseas Studies)
Jeffrey Gibson (Financial Affairs)
Christina Ho (O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law)
Chiaki Ota (President's Office)
Samuel Robfogel (International Initiatives)
Ashley Schafer (Alumni Affairs)
Susan Roosevelt Weld (Law-Asia, Law Center)
Tuoya Wulan (International Initiatives)
Ding Ye (Lauinger Library)
China List
A new e-mail list has been created for members of the Georgetown University community to discuss and exchange information on their activities in China.
To subscribe to the list, send the following e-mail message:
To: listproc@georgetown.edu
Subject: (leave blank)
Body: subscribe chinalist-L <Your Name>
(Be sure that the first two words of the message are “subscribe chinalist-L”, or the server will return an error message.)
After sending this message, you will receive an e-mail back from the server verifying your addition to the list. The sender will be “Georgetown University ListProcessor” and the subject will be “SUBSCRIBE CHINALIST-L” followed by your name. You may then begin sending e-mail to the rest of the list by simply sending a message to chinalist-L@georgetown.edu. Any message sent to this address will be received by all other list members.
If you have any problems, please contact the list administrator, Philip Thomas, by telephone at 7-7583 or by e-mail.
