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Jen Tam 谭佩茵
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Kenneth Chin
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Founded in 1988, Professional & Educational Services International (PESI) is dedicated to international development through educational exchange and professional service in Asia. As a non-profit organization founded by Chinese Americans, we are especially interested in promoting understanding and cooperation between the U.S. and China. Committed to professional excellence and Christian principles of service, PESI offers a portfolio of programs in higher education, professional training, leadership development and intercultural exchange. While we uphold faith-based values in our organization, we do not promote religious doctrines in our programs. See www.pesintl.com for more information.
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When: 6/15/2007 5:58 PM to 9/30/2009 6:58 PM
18 Supporters - led by Ping Chao 趙修平 - updated 2 year(s) ago
We have been sponsoring a student leadership program at Tsinghua University,Beijing, for several years. 30 outstanding men and women are chosen from everyfreshman class of over 3,000 to participate in programs that aim to developsocial concern and cross-cultural competence in these future leaders...

When: 7/1/2009 5:23 PM to 7/31/2009 6:23 PM
12 Supporters - led by Nancy Nguyen 阮天福 - updated 2 year(s) ago
Over the years, PESI has facilitated library and equipment donations to Chinese institutions. We have also brought many visiting professors to China. Quite a few among them have received honorary faculty appointments from Chinese universities. We have also provided funding for sabbatical studies ...

When: 7/5/2009 7:07 AM to 7/31/2009 8:07 AM
10 Supporters - led by Nancy Nguyen 阮天福 - updated 2 year(s) ago
The China & World Affairs Program in Shanghai is a 4-week summer study program that is based at Fudan University, one of China’s premier institutions of higher learning. The program is designed to help students understand China’s emerging role as a major power in both the global economy and i...

When: 6/25/2009 5:16 PM to 7/24/2009 6:16 PM
14 Supporters - led by Nancy Nguyen 阮天福 - updated 2 year(s) ago
In our Summer Exchange Program, cultural exchange and teamwork take place between American and Chinese students from the classroom to the community. Here they discover more common ground than differences between them and genuine friendships are forged.

When: 6/21/2009 4:22 PM to 7/24/2009 5:22 PM
9 Supporters - led by Nancy Nguyen 阮天福 - updated 2 year(s) ago
In our Summer Exchange Program, cultural exchange and teamwork take place between American and Chinese students from the classroom to the community. Here they discover more common ground than differences between them and genuine friendships are forged.

When: 7/13/2009 12:00 AM to 7/16/2009 8:00 AM
78 Supporters - led by Yang Yang - updated 2 year(s) ago
MMK (More for Migrant Kids)is the specialty project of TECC Shanghai that began in 2005. We seek to improve the educational and career opportunities of migrant children in the city of Shanghai. Historically, this group has been severely discriminated against and deprived of equal opportunity....

When: 2/5/2008 4:56 PM to 12/31/2008 5:56 PM
12 Supporters - led by Ping Chao 趙修平 - updated 2 year(s) ago
China’s emergence as a superpower has significant implications for Sino-American relations, which in turn impact the whole world. Advancing the best interests of both countries and the international community will require global-minded servant-leaders to envision and effect changes in the world...

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Hong Kong

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Education and Academia

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International Cooperation

Primary Language:

English

Secondary Language:

Mandarin
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By Nancy
        Henry - He might look like just any other kid in the loud bunch of 30 migrant children in Shanghai.  He did not attempt to get our attention.  He followed what we told him to do.  Over time, these characteristics helped me see more and ...

By dongfeng
  2007 年,PESI与复旦大学签署“青年精英培养计划”,旨在培养一批有热情、有潜能、有理想的学生骨干,使其成为拥有一定专业理论素养、实际工作能力和高尚道德情操的优秀人才,既能关注人类命运、关注百...

By christinelmeng
I was hoping to blog a lot more than I did about CISP and the MMK project, but I got wrapped up in the lovely craziness of it all, I suppose. (That...or I just had bad time management skills. heh.) I've been home three weeks now and am heading back to college tomorrow, but three weeks ...

By 7zwh
I have to admit that I used to be obsessive to cling to the residential area all the time. In school, I like my dorm. At home, I prefer staying inside, doing tiny little things I like. I don’t want to go out. Maybe that’s what they call “Zhai” in Chinese. But in the recent tw...

By 7zwh
Memory Of PESI (3) ----Hanging Out Our hanging out started from inside the campus. There’s a hidden rule that boys are not allowed to go to girls’ dorm but girls can walk inside boys’ dorm at ease (but they should shoulder the responsibility of any consequence)....

By jesscheng
Friday, July 10 th , 2009 Homes made of rubble.   Men lounging on their doorsteps, unable to find productive work.   Worn clothes hanging on lines above the narrow alleys.   Birds in suspended cages.   This is the migrant community around Yu Xing Elementary, ...

By LillianMan
"Big wind blows." "Blows what?" fifteen high-pitched voices shrieked in unison.  In front of me, Arno discreetly plunges a finger into both ears.   The children lean forward eagerly, each preparing to jump to his or her feet and dash to a new seat.  They pay no att...

By genevakung
(An excerpt from one of my journals for class about MMK.) After working with and teaching the migrant kids this past week, I think I still do not have a full grasp of what their lives are like. The statistics tell us there are 20 million migrant children in China. And t...

By Iris
  Eight American students - Joy, Lillian, Lizzy, Iris, Andrew, Derek, Felix, Charles - from UT, Duke, Virginia and other universities came from the ocean on the other side in the summer, with more than 30 students of Shanghai Jiao Tong University together to discuss cu...

By dongfeng
Three days have past after we arrived HongKong, it is an amazing city! thanks for Mr.Chao and Mr.Qian give us the chance to be here and show us a different city! HongKong city almost build on the hills, and before long, we find out that it is a cubic city, we can see the building under...