Re: 建议入籍老将小将报名10万强插计划回国留学 (转载)# WaterWorld - 未名水世界
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发信人: choming (请抵制“十万强插”计划！), 信区: Military
标 题: Re: 建议入籍老将小将报名10万强插计划回国留学
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sat Jan 26 21:59:08 2013, 美东)
没有用的，人家点名要黑裔和西裔：
Community College Students: This Initiative seeks community college partners
to pilot a “mini-mester” program in China designed for community college
students who cannot take a full summer or semester away from home, work, or
school.
HBCU Students: Interested students may wish to contact the Thurgood Marshall
College Fund (www.thurgoodmarshallfund.net) or the United Negro College
Fund (www.uncf.org). Both are working hard to identify and expand
opportunities for minority students to study in China.
Latino/Hispanic Students: Interested students may wish to contact the
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) (www.hacu.net) to
learn more about opportunities the Association is developing.
High School Students: Talk to your teacher, your principal, your parents,
your district’s state superintendent – be proactive in finding
opportunities!
Chinese Bridge Program: 10,000 scholarships (2,500 annually for four years)
will be available through various Confucius Institutes in the United States.
These scholarships will be available to U.S. students in high school,
college, or graduate school, as well as teachers and educators. Starting
with summer 2011 programs, these scholarships will cover all in-country
costs and provide 10,000 Americans with the opportunity to study in China.
Interested students and educators should apply to the nearest Confucius
Institute, which administers these Bridge Scholarships. For a list of
locations and further information, visit: http://english.hanban.org.
发信人: choming (请抵制“十万强插”计划！), 信区: Military
标 题: Re: 建议入籍老将小将报名10万强插计划回国留学
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sat Jan 26 21:59:08 2013, 美东)
没有用的，人家点名要黑裔和西裔：
Community College Students: This Initiative seeks community college partners
to pilot a “mini-mester” program in China designed for community college
students who cannot take a full summer or semester away from home, work, or
school.
HBCU Students: Interested students may wish to contact the Thurgood Marshall
College Fund (www.thurgoodmarshallfund.net) or the United Negro College
Fund (www.uncf.org). Both are working hard to identify and expand
opportunities for minority students to study in China.
Latino/Hispanic Students: Interested students may wish to contact the
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) (www.hacu.net) to
learn more about opportunities the Association is developing.
High School Students: Talk to your teacher, your principal, your parents,
your district’s state superintendent – be proactive in finding
opportunities!
Chinese Bridge Program: 10,000 scholarships (2,500 annually for four years)
will be available through various Confucius Institutes in the United States.
These scholarships will be available to U.S. students in high school,
college, or graduate school, as well as teachers and educators. Starting
with summer 2011 programs, these scholarships will cover all in-country
costs and provide 10,000 Americans with the opportunity to study in China.
Interested students and educators should apply to the nearest Confucius
Institute, which administers these Bridge Scholarships. For a list of
locations and further information, visit: http://english.hanban.org.