
Scholarly Panels
Contributions from academics drawing on the method and resources of their respective disciplines.
Panels / topics proposed to date:
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Sino-Vatican Relations in Historical Perspective
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Sociological Perspectives on Christianity
in Contemporary China -
The Sinicisation of Religion in China Today
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Environmental Issues and the Faith Communities of China
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suggestions for panels and topics
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suggestions concerning speakers (including yourself)
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submission of brief abstracts
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other suggestions or feedback
Note: Panel organizers (only) will have conference registration fees waived in appreciation for their service to the gathering.
Presentations and
workshops
Discussion forums and practical advice from people involved in the life of the Church in China and in the Chinese diaspora.
Practical workshops and presentations requested to date:
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Faith and the Current Generation
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Social Services: Making a Contribution in China Society
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The American University Context
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Relations among Christians and China
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Paths to Discipleship
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Religion in the City
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suggestions for workshops or presentations
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suggestions concerning speakers (including yourself)
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other suggestions or feedback
Note: Presenters will have their conference registration fees waived in appreciation for their service to the gathering.
program overview
The US China Association has officially launched a new program called the “Campus Engagement Initiative.” With over 400,000 Chinese high school and university students in the United States each year, we realized this is a way to strengthen our bonds of understanding and friendship without leaving our own backyard.


The goal of our
initiative is to create a greater understanding of the cultural, sociological, and philosophical backgrounds of Chinese International students, which in turn, will help lead these students to a richer campus life.
Several years in the making, this initiative is dedicated to enhancing the ability of university campus administrators, student services personnel, and especially professors of theology and religion, who teach Chinese international students, to successfully engage their students on campus.
We also acknowledge that we are in a very difficult time for all faculty and students, and this is especially the case for Chinese international students who have been stranded by the pandemic and taken aback by the tense rhetoric between China and the U.S.
For inquiries, please contact Cecilia Flores,
Campus Engagement Coordinator at programs@uscatholicchina.org

To learn more about the CEI workshops, surveys and resources,
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Support the Campus Engagement Initiative
Your support of the USCCA’s Campus Engagement Initiative (CEI) will enable us to expand our offering of workshops, build our network, provide bilingual and inspirational materials, and organize activities for young people to deepen their encounter with Gospel values.
The USCCA is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
Your donations are tax-deductible to the maximum extent allowed by law.