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A groundbreaking international academic conference examines Columbia's unique role in modern China's history and the contributions of Chinese students and scholars to the University. |
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Panels Columbia Graduates in China's Early 20th-Century Diplomacy Columbia Graduates and Intellectual Development in Early Republican China Columbia Graduates and Chinese Educational Development Columbia and the Development of Chinese Historical Writing Columbia and Chinese Medical Education Chinese Scholars at Columbia Chinese Scientists and Engineers at Columbia Chinese Artists and Writers at Columbia Columbia Graduates in New York's Chinese Cultural Life and Social Work Columbia's Hong Kong Connection Personal Recollections of Long-Time Columbians For further information, contact Gena Chavez (gc2171@columbia.edu) Weatherhead East Asian Institute (212) 854-6916 Top image: A woodblock print of a Chinese door god (menshen), a protective image. From the Anne S. Goodrich Collection, C. V. Starr East Asian Library. Bottom image: A Ching Dynasty hanging scroll dated to 1748 entitled Taoist Immortal. From the Columbia University Collections. Gift of Chi-chein Wang. |
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Weatherhead East Asian Institute.  
Leader in modern China’s emergence.
Founder of the modern Chinese foreign service.
Pioneering experimental physicist.
East Asian Studies at Columbia: The Early Years.
Asian Humanities and Civilizations. |
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