MURP student Kevin Karner was profiled in the 2017 University of Minnesota China Center for the scholarship he received to participate in the Humphrey School's May term China course, led by Professor Yingling Fan (PA 5880). Pictured (left, front) with classmates in Shanghai.
Note that Red Pocket Scholarships at UMN for summer 2018 programs have an application due date of March 9, 2018: https://chinacenter.umn.edu/funding/scholarships/red-pocket
Reprinted from: https://chinacenter.umn.edu/sites/default/files/china_center_annual_report_2017_reduced_size.pdf
Scholarships and Exchanges 奖学金和交流
In 2016-17, the China Center awarded16 scholarships totaling $13,900 to students studying abroad in
Greater China. Here, students share stories from their time abroad.
“This trip helped me realize the importance of international cooperation in addressing global climate change through sustainable urbanization. China is undertaking massive infrastructure projects related to green energy and mass transportation, projects of scale and complexity simply not found in the U.S. In that regard, I think we can learn a lot from our Chinese counterparts on how to design, operate, and sustain forward-thinking infrastructure for our own cities.”
– Kevin Karner
China Center Scholarship
Note that Red Pocket Scholarships at UMN for summer 2018 programs have an application due date of March 9, 2018: https://chinacenter.umn.edu/funding/scholarships/red-pocket
Reprinted from: https://chinacenter.umn.edu/sites/default/files/china_center_annual_report_2017_reduced_size.pdf Scholarships and Exchanges 奖学金和交流
In 2016-17, the China Center awarded16 scholarships totaling $13,900 to students studying abroad in
Greater China. Here, students share stories from their time abroad.
“This trip helped me realize the importance of international cooperation in addressing global climate change through sustainable urbanization. China is undertaking massive infrastructure projects related to green energy and mass transportation, projects of scale and complexity simply not found in the U.S. In that regard, I think we can learn a lot from our Chinese counterparts on how to design, operate, and sustain forward-thinking infrastructure for our own cities.”
– Kevin Karner
China Center Scholarship