Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on reddit Share on whatsapp About This Webinar In this webinar replay, co-hosted with USHCA’s partner International Student Conferences, Inc., you’ll hear from a panel of former and current diplomats, […]
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The U.S. Heartland China Association deeply regrets the passing of Dr. Daniel Johnson, board member and Chair of our Economic Development Committee. A sociologist by training, Dan chaired that department at Virginia Commonwealth University before moving to the University of
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Governor Holden, Chairman and CEO of USHCA, was recently interviewed by Julie Harker, news director of the Brownfield Network. Following are links to the interview and other places where that interview was referenced or quoted. Gov. Holden’s interview with
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In Mequon, Wisconsin, Concordia University peacefully sits on the shore of Lake Michigan. Like the rest of the world, Concordia has had to adapt
Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on reddit Share on whatsapp About This Webinar In these difficult times, we face public health concerns and growing challenges relating to trade, economic growth, and global cooperation. Despite the
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I was born in 1960 when China was a firm part of the Soviet coalition which had engaged the United States in an epic ideological and strategic rivalry called the Cold War. When I was ten, China’s great leader Mao
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As of this week, thanks to the generosity of the Guardians of the Angeles Charitable Foundation (GoA), USHCA and partners have donated PPE to 24 heartland medical organizations (see complete list below). GoA was founded in early 2020 amid the global outbreak of
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Skype video calls allow for more organic, interpersonal conversations. Within the current state of U.S.-China relations, educational and cultural exchange has never been more important for building mutual understanding. Ms. Huisi Zhao , a Chinese teacher at Dayton Regional STEM
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A significant portion of the US agricultural exports to China is produced in the heartland region. With the recent trade tension and, now, COVID-19 impact, the agriculture industry in the heartland is facing a lot of uncertainties and challenges.
In this webinar, we will join a panel of agricultural industry veterans, policy makers, and investors to explore the opportunities and challenges for the future of agriculture in the heartland.
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USHCA Secures 240,000 masks from Wanxiang Automotive While COVID-19 cases increased rapidly in coastal cities like NYC and Los Angeles, many cities in the heartland states braced for an eventual impact in their local community. Their preparation efforts quickly ran
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