Members of the JHU Beijing Alumni club include SAIS China Studies and Hopkins-Nanjing Center alumni as well as alumni from various other divisions of Johns Hopkins University.
Activities JHU Beijing Alumni host many activities to provide fellow alumni, students, professors, and friends of the JHU the opportunity to relax, trade stories, reconnect with old friends, meet new people, and discuss all things China.
Hopkins China Forum - Beijing
The Hopkins China Forum - Beijing is a quarterly speakers series that brings together counterparts from the United States and China in China's capital city to discuss current events.
Next Event:
Title: China and the WTO: A 10 Year Review With a Look to the Future 中国与WTO: 10年回顾与展望
Location: WRSA Building, 111 Nanheyan St., 欧美同学会会址，南河沿大街111号, Beijing, China
Date: Sunday, October 16, 2011
Time: 3:00pm
Cost: 30 RMB, includes a drink
In the ten years since China's accession to the WTO, how has the WTO changed China and vice versa?
Please join us for what promises to be a lively and illuminating discussion of the future of the global trade order.
中国已入世十载，WTO如 何改变了中国？中国如何改变了WTO? 敬请莅临，参 与这次生动、富于启发性 的讨论活动，共 同探讨全球贸易秩序的未来. Featuring 主讲人
Mr. Steve Dickinson
Partner, Harris & Moure; Co-Author, China Law Blog
in conversation with 对话
Professor Zhang Hanlin 张汉林
Director, China Institute for WTO Studies (中国WTO研究院)
Moderated by 主持人
Wei Lai 魏莱
Editor, Global Times (环球时报)
JHU Beijing Alumni Happy Hours
JHU Beijing Alumni holds monthly happy hours! Please sign up on the Yahoo group page (see below) to receive announcements about our happy hours. Alumni Yahoo Group To join the Beijing Alumni group and receive announcements, please visit the website and click “Join this Group” at the bottom of the page. The group is focused on connecting JHU Beijing Alumni and updating them on all events hosted by the club. Alumni Email
To contact the Beijing Alumni leadership, please e-mail us.
Past Activities
Hopkins China Forum - Beijing
At the inaugural Hopkins China Forum - Beijing hosted by the Capital M on January 9, 2011, Professor David M. Lampton, director of the SAIS China Studies program, and Professor Tao Wenzhao, senior researcher at Tsinghua University's Center for American Studies, discussed the role of public opinion and media on U.S.-China Relations. The event was moderated by Patrick Cranley, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Hopkins-Nanjing Center.
At the Capital M on March 20, 2011, SAIS Professor Matthias Mattjis spoke about "The Global Battle for Economic Ideas: China, the U.S., Europe and coordination within the G-20" with Professor Xinning Song, Jean Monnet Professor ad personam, Center for European Studies, Renmin University. The event was moderated by Raffaello Pantucci of the European Council for Foreign Relations and Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
JHU Beijing Alumni Club Leadership and Volunteers:
Wang Boyong, President and Bologna Center Liaison; Zhao Xiaoping, Vice President and Hopkins-Nanjing Center Liaison; Elizabeth Rowland, Secretary and SAIS Liaison; Bryan Withall, Treasurer and Events Coordinator; Joshua Dominick, Communications Coordinator; Hardy Simes, JHU Liaison; Dennis Eucogco; Elizabeth Knup; Li Shuo; Landon Loomis; Tabitha Mallory; Qi Fang; Abraham Sorock; Sun Ming; Nate Taplin; Amit Urban; Wu Anjue; David Yu; Yuan Tiecheng; Zhai Zhihai 
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