Please sign up CAAPA Newsletter ( Online Signup ) to get updates about CAAPA events and shared information. For items to be included in the next newsletter, please contact: Prof. Janey WANG and Prof. Rui SUN.
The CAAPA Best Student Paper Award will be given annually to a paper written by a student member of CAAPA and presented in a major public affairs conference during the previous calendar year. Co-authored papers will be eligible for the competition only if the co-coauthor(s) are also students. Each author would be allowed to submit up to one single- or co-authored paper.
To compete for the award, please submit an eligible paper to Prof. Jerry Zhao by February 1. The award will be selected by an award committee, which includes three to five faculty members who are either CAAPA members or representatives from institutional sponsors. The award decision will be announced by April 1, with the amount of $200 and an engraved plaque for the awarded paper.
The CAAPA Young Scholar Manuscript Award will be given annually to a manuscript written by a CAAPA member at the rank of assistant professor and published (either online or in print) during the previous calendar year. Co-authored papers will be eligible for the competition only if the co-coauthor(s) are either students or at the same rank as assistant professor. Each author would be allowed to submit up to one single- or co-authored paper.
To compete for the award, please submit an eligible manuscript to Prof. Jerry Zhao by February 1. The award will be selected by an award committee, which includes three to five senior faculty members who are either CAAPA members or representatives from institutional sponsors. The award decision will be announced by April 1, with the amount of $300 and an engraved plaque for the awarded paper.
When CAAPA faculty members get the chance to visit China, many would be glad to deliver talks -- at suitable time and locations -- to promote scholarship and to develop opportunities of collaboration. To facilitate such exchanges, we established CAAPA Workshop Series as a way to bridge the expertise and availability of our members on the one hand, and the needs and interests of Chinese institutions on the other.
CAAPA faculty members who would like to participate in the workshop series may register in the shared Google Document . Chinese institutions that are interested in these lecture topics could contact individual instructors or our Chief Communications Officer Prof. Zhang Yahong.