Tag: Edu

MA Junior Amateur Golf Champion Paul Lei Honored by HP, AJGA

Boston, Oct. 14, 2014, — Congratulations are in order for one former MGA Champion. Paul Lei (Ferncroft CC) – winner of the 2013 Massachusetts Junior Amateur Championship – was named an HP Scholastic Junior All-American by the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA). Since 1988, HP and the AJGA have come together to recognize 12 young… Continue reading MA Junior Amateur Golf Champion Paul Lei Honored by HP, AJGA

President Carter to Join China Town Hall at Suffolk University

By Prof. Ron Suleski, Suffolk University This year our China Town Hall will be the most exciting yet. President Jimmy Carter will join us via live webcast to talk about US-China Relations and Pacific Strategy. At Suffolk, we will have with us The Honorable Keven Nealer, a member of President Obama’s Intelligence Advisory Board who… Continue reading President Carter to Join China Town Hall at Suffolk University

Kerry Congratulates Malala on International Day of the Girl

By John Kerry, Secretary of the State Washington, D.C., Oct. 11, 2014, –As we celebrate International Day of the Girl, I congratulate Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan who has been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. As a recipient of one of the world’s highest honors, Malala’s resilience and courage challenge us all to support the struggle… Continue reading Kerry Congratulates Malala on International Day of the Girl

Open Call for Harvard Berkman Fellowships Application

Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 10, 2014, –The Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University has opened its annual call for fellowship applications. This opportunity is for those who wish to spend the 2015-2016 academic year in residence in Cambridge, MA as part of Berkman’s community of pioneers, and who seek to deeply engage in… Continue reading Open Call for Harvard Berkman Fellowships Application

New England Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Confucius Institute

Kingston, R.I., Sept. 28, 2014, –Five Confucius Institutes at the New England area of US Saturday held a Chinese Culture Night in Providence, Rhode Island, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the founding of the first overseas Confucius Institute. Confucius Institute Day celebration at Sandwich, Mass. High School (file photo).

Learning Chinese and Chasing My Dreams

By Victor Liang, Recipient of the Noreen Chung Scholarship To be able to write, read, and speak Cantonese are the necessary requirements to receive the Chung Scholarship, so what better way to express my ability in Chinese than to write an application essay in Chinese? In Fall of 2013, I became the first recipient of… Continue reading Learning Chinese and Chasing My Dreams

Artist Hongbing Tang to Teach Fall Art Classes at Littleton High School

Littleton, Mass., Sept. 22, 2014, –Artist Ms. Hongbing Tang (汤鸿冰) will be teaching three new art classes in Littleton this fall, associated with Littleton Parks, Recreation & Community Ed Department. Here is the link of the fall class brochure: www.littletonma.org/filestorage/19459/19473/Littleton_PRCE_Fall_2014.pdf. Her art class info is on Page 5. Below is the detailed info about the… Continue reading Artist Hongbing Tang to Teach Fall Art Classes at Littleton High School

NAAAP Boston Awarded $10,000 MassMutual Fund

Boston, Sept. 16, 2014, –The National Association of Asian American Professionals Boston Chapter (NAAAP Boston) is excited to announce that MassMutual recently awarded $10,000 to NAAAP Boston’s Future Leader Scholarship, a premier annual scholarship for Asian American high school students in the Greater Boston area. NAAAP Boston’s Future Leader Scholarship Gala in May 2013 (file… Continue reading NAAAP Boston Awarded $10,000 MassMutual Fund