China Gateway connects with prospective students across China
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Throughout the autumn, China Gateway has been working to establish connections between students, parents and Ohio State in 10 regions of China including Beijing and Shenzen. The China Gateway team participated in 38 high school visits and college fairs in China, sharing information regarding undergraduate admissions with prospective students.
The Gateway also participated in 12 graduate recruitment activities and fairs to promote Fisher College of Business graduate programs, further solidifying the university's presence in China.
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China Gateway welcomed Professor Wagner from John Glenn College of Public Affairs
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On October 25, prospective students, parents and Ohio State alumni gathered at the China Gateway office in Shanghai for a lecture by Professor Caroline Wagner from the John Glenn College of Public Affairs. The lecture was based on Wagner's research on U.S. and China collaborative patterns in science and technology, illustrating the rapid growth in cooperation across disciplines. Wagner is a 2023-2024 recipient of a Faculty, Research, Teaching and Outreach Grant through the Office of International Affairs.
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East Asia Day brings the world to Columbus high school students
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More than 150 high school students from six school districts recently gathered at Ohio State for a day of education, connection and fun with a focus on cross-cultural learning and engagement. In addition to lectures and activities, students enjoyed a traditional Chinese tea ceremony performed by Ruth Lu, a certified ceremonial tea presenter who holds a PhD in international higher education from Ohio State.
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November 14
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