Comments on: Academic Recap/Update http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/ Stories of travel, education and adventure... Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:33:50 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: timothy http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-110 timothy Tue, 12 May 2009 10:19:15 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-110 Thanks for your prompt response :) Cheers ! Thanks for your prompt response :) Cheers !

]]> By: daradoodle http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-106 daradoodle Wed, 06 May 2009 18:14:07 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-106 Hi Timothy, thanks for checking in. There are quite a few Chinese students studying journalism at Fudan who are also focusing on (or I guess you could call it a minor) in Chinese to English translation. Having said that, I don't understand why more courses aren't offered in English. I know in other departments such as the School of Sociology, classes are offered in English for students in their final years. I haven't written about my academic experience for the Spring 2009 semester yet, but I'm taking an anthropology course taught in English for Chinese students. I think you should definitely look into this because I believe there's a strong need for more English taught journalism courses... at least at Fudan. Hi Timothy, thanks for checking in.

There are quite a few Chinese students studying journalism at Fudan who are also focusing on (or I guess you could call it a minor) in Chinese to English translation. Having said that, I don’t understand why more courses aren’t offered in English. I know in other departments such as the School of Sociology, classes are offered in English for students in their final years. I haven’t written about my academic experience for the Spring 2009 semester yet, but I’m taking an anthropology course taught in English for Chinese students. I think you should definitely look into this because I believe there’s a strong need for more English taught journalism courses… at least at Fudan.

]]> By: Timothy Daiss http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-104 Timothy Daiss Tue, 05 May 2009 08:48:06 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-104 I enjoyed your insights here. Maybe you can give me some input. I am an American expat and English teacher in Manila, author of four non-fiction books and sometimes contribute business articles to the Xinmin Weekly, located in Shanghai (though they have to translate it from English to Chinese). I am playing with the idea of contacting Fudan or other Chinese universities with journalism schools about the idea of teaching some journalism courses in English for Chinese students that want to be able to both report in English as well as Chinese and also learn journalism jargon in English... can you offer your insights about this? Many thanks ^-^ Timothy I enjoyed your insights here. Maybe you can give me some input. I am an American expat and English teacher in Manila, author of four non-fiction books and sometimes contribute business articles to the Xinmin Weekly, located in Shanghai (though they have to translate it from English to Chinese). I am playing with the idea of contacting Fudan or other Chinese universities with journalism schools about the idea of teaching some journalism courses in English for Chinese students that want to be able to both report in English as well as Chinese and also learn journalism jargon in English… can you offer your insights about this? Many thanks ^-^ Timothy

]]> By: Meet Cheng He (承和) « Ambassador Doodle http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-85 Meet Cheng He (承和) « Ambassador Doodle Wed, 22 Apr 2009 00:48:37 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-85 [...] back in January when I mentioned awaiting the arrival of my new roommate for the spring term? Not knowing exactly when this mystery [...] [...] back in January when I mentioned awaiting the arrival of my new roommate for the spring term? Not knowing exactly when this mystery [...]

]]> By: mom http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-65 mom Sat, 21 Feb 2009 05:24:21 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-65 Hi Daradoodle! Your videos are great, I'm so proud of you! Looking forward to seeing you in May. Love, Mom Hi Daradoodle! Your videos are great, I’m so proud of you! Looking forward to seeing you in May. Love, Mom

]]> By: daradoodle http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-57 daradoodle Fri, 06 Feb 2009 06:41:22 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-57 Cathy Wei was indeed my teacher at Pasadena City College! She was great and actually reads this blog. Email me if you'd like me to pass her contact info. along to you. Since I was considered an "intern" at ICS, my name won't be in the credits. Cathy Wei was indeed my teacher at Pasadena City College! She was great and actually reads this blog. Email me if you’d like me to pass her contact info. along to you. Since I was considered an “intern” at ICS, my name won’t be in the credits.

]]> By: Micah Sittig http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/academic-recapupdate/#comment-56 Micah Sittig Fri, 06 Feb 2009 06:33:54 +0000 http://ambassadordoodle.wordpress.com/?p=787#comment-56 Hey, I did fours semester of Chinese at PCC too. Is Cathy Wei still there? She was the Chinese "department" head when I was there in 97-00. Congrats on the ICS gig, sounds like you learned a lot. Should I be looking for your name in the credits? "Dara"? Hey, I did fours semester of Chinese at PCC too. Is Cathy Wei still there? She was the Chinese “department” head when I was there in 97-00. Congrats on the ICS gig, sounds like you learned a lot. Should I be looking for your name in the credits? “Dara”?

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