Past Events

Come and join the University of Texas China Public Policy Center for their inaugural U.S.-China Emerging Leaders Forum. This first meeting will see Wang Yuhang, from the University of International Business and Economics and Anli Xiao, from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, discussing Chinese Millennials with UT graduate students. 

U.S.-CHINA EMERGING LEADERS FORUM
Chinese Millennials: How They View Themselves and Their Role in U.S.-China Relations

Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018
5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
SRH 3.122 (2300 Red River St.)

Speakers

Please join us for a conversation on China’s evolving role in establishing international standards and rules and evaluating transnational affairs. Dr. Liang Kaiyin will share his thoughts on the challenges facing China’s evolving role, followed by a time of open discussion and Q&A. Dr. Liang is a professor at the University of International Business and Economics in Beijing and the director of the university’s Research Institute on China’s International Discourse System-Building.

Join Professor Peniel Joseph, School of Education doctoral student Chloe Latham Sikes and Devin Walker, director of global initiatives at the D

On Wednesday, November 28, 2018, the Strauss Center is pleased to welcome Aaron Friedberg, Professor of Politics and International Affairs at Princeton University, for a talk on "China’s Authoritarian Challenge." This talk is part of the Strauss Center's Brumley Speaker Series.

The research centers at the LBJ School focus on a range of public policy issues, around which faculty members and students collaborate on interdisciplinary policy research. The centers located in the LBJ School house major research grants that provide student employment as research assistants, further enhancing their research training and experience. LBJ School faculty members either lead or engage with other affiliated centers, all of which provide important platforms for collaborations with an even larger number of centers and institutes that exist across the campus.

Policy on the Rocks is a GPAC-sponsored program stemming from concerns from students and faculty that there are not many opportunities to get to learn from each other informally. In a nod to the podcast War on the Rocks, this informal talk gives all LBJ students an opportunity to chat with policy practitioners about their experiences in the field. Our November hosts, Don Grier, Carron Whittaker and Eva Riquelme, are LBJ alumni and experts in health and public service, specifically in Medicaid, ACA and Child Welfare Information Systems.  

Policy on the Rocks is a GPAC-sponsored program stemming from concerns from students and faculty that there are not many opportunities to get to learn from each other informally. In a nod to the podcast War on the Rocks, this informal talk gives all LBJ students an opportunity to chat with policy practitioners about their experiences in the field. Our November hosts, Don Grier, Carron Whittaker, and Eva Riquelme are LBJ alumni and experts in health and public service, specifically in Medicaid, ACA, and Child Welfare Information Systems.