Scholar-in-Residence Program in Beijing

Two Columbia University scholars will visit the Beijing Center during Spring 2024 as the awardees of the Center’s Scholar-in-Residence program.

The program will provide Columbia scholars with rich opportunities to engage in meaningful scholarly partnerships and collaboration in the region and enhance the platform of mutual learning between the U.S. and China via diverse subjects.

The two scholars include the following:

• Thomas Hatch, Professor of Education and Director of the National Center for Restructuring Education, Schools, and Teaching (NCREST)
• Joanna Lee, Ph.D. student of modern Chinese Literature associated with the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society

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Columbia Global Centers | Beijing offers Columbia University's faculty, researchers, postdocs, and doctoral students opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary interaction or research-related programs with their counterparts in China to expand their research, teaching, and learning footprints and the international researcher network.

Through the program, scholars are invited to stay for one to six weeks to update their teaching curricula, plan student study abroad programs, and actively organize academic conferences, workshops, research collaborations, and other educational events of global significance.

By doing so, we aim to enhance their expertise, broaden their perspectives, and strengthen their network of collaborations with scholars and professionals from China and the region, which will further enrich their teaching and research capabilities.