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Generations of Pride - Texas Southern University

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<strong>University</strong> Forms Second Exchange Partnership<strong>Texas</strong> <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>University</strong>furthered its mission <strong>of</strong>embracing and advancing diversityduring a trip to Beijing, Chinato visit <strong>of</strong>ficials from Renmin<strong>University</strong> (RUC) to discuss anexchange partnership through the<strong>University</strong>’s Law School.The following delegationrepresented TSU in China fromNovember 28 – December 5, 2005:Provost Bobby L. Wilson, Dean<strong>of</strong> Thurgood Marshall Law School(TMSL), McKen Carrington andTSU’s Administration stands with RUC’sadministration.Vice President <strong>of</strong> Strategic Development, KimberlyWilliams. The partnership agreement between TMSLand Renmin <strong>University</strong> creates an opportunity foracademic and cultural exchange for law students andfaculty members at each school.Members from Renmin <strong>University</strong>’s administrationincluded: Vice President <strong>of</strong> Renmin <strong>University</strong>, FengHuiling; Deputy Director <strong>of</strong> International Office, WangQingyuan; Dean <strong>of</strong> Renmin <strong>University</strong> School <strong>of</strong> Law(RUSL), Wang Liming; Vice Dean (RUSL), Long Yifei;Dean Emeritus, Zeng Xianyi (RUSL); and pr<strong>of</strong>essor, YinLi.Former Dean Zeng, who is a noted Chinese legalscholar with expertise ingovernment and public policylaw, initiated the exchangeagreement with TSU when hewas Dean <strong>of</strong> RUC.TSU’s administrationalso met with representativesfrom the U.S. Department<strong>of</strong> Commerce to discuss itsrole in promoting educationalopportunities to Chinesestudents studying at TSU.Established in 1937,RUC’s Law School <strong>of</strong> Renmin<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> China was founded in 1950 which openeda new chapter <strong>of</strong> legal education in the newly formedPeople’s Republic. In the next five decades Renmin LawSchool trained a significant number <strong>of</strong> distinguishedlawyers for the country and has immeasurablycontributed to legal education and research. One <strong>of</strong>the major law schools in China, Renmin has become aplatform <strong>of</strong> international academic exchange.This global agreement is yet another prominentmilestone for TSU, as TMSL continues to achieveexcellence through global partnerships includingprograms and scholarly initiatives in the Caribbean,Africa and Europe.Teaming Up for Success: TSU Strengthens Partnership with Boeing<strong>Texas</strong> <strong>Southern</strong> <strong>University</strong> is ona mission to elevate its studentsand faculty to the extent that theirperformance will be recognizedglobally. This is witnessed throughthe <strong>University</strong> strengthening itscontinued partnership with Boeing.The partnership allows studentsmajoring in the Tavis Smiley School<strong>of</strong> Communication an opportunityto advance in the multimedia arenathrough the partnership with one <strong>of</strong>the country’s top aerospace companies and producers <strong>of</strong>commercial jetliners and military aircraft.Students work full-time and part-time as contractemployees. The alliance is an excellent vehicle forstudents to apply their telecommunications knowledgeand enhance their skills prior to graduation.Students explore multimedia capabilities.As TSU continues to move itsstudents to the front lines <strong>of</strong> highereducation, the partnership supportsBoeing in cultivating qualifiedcandidates for permanent positionswithin the agency.Boeing renewed TSU’s contractto continue the program on October2005 with an option to extend it toSeptember 2008.This is the second alliancebetween Boeing and TSU. The<strong>University</strong> previously collaborated with Boeing,subcontractor Geo Control Systems and NASA on aprogram in which students worked full-time or part-timesupporting the International Space Center’s payloadintegration team.4 Spring 2006 • <strong>Generations</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Pride</strong>

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