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The Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture at UNLV News

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Arts and Culture |

Huajing Maske, director of the UNLV Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture, breaks down the traditions, symbolism behind the Year of the Fire Horse celebrations.
 

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Business and Community |

Scholars, business leaders, and diplomats convened to emphasize the critical role of people-to-people exchange in strengthening the bilateral relationship between the two countries.

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Campus News |

The Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture expands global learning opportunities.

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People |

Huajing Maske will lead the institute in promoting intercultural exchange, Mandarin language learning, and Chinese cultural understanding.

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Arts and Culture |

Friedman, author and foreign affairs columnist at The New York Times, will discuss "The Big Trends Shaping U.S./China Relations Today: Economics, Technology, & Geopolitics"; tickets are free. 

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Campus News |

The launch of the Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture marks a significant step in strengthening UNLV's global engagement in an interconnected world.

The Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture at UNLV In The News

Yahoo!

In a few months, the University of Nevada, Las Vegas is set to open its Sands Institute for Chinese Language and Culture.

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

UNLV Officer in Charge Chris Heavey said the university is launching new programs for students exploring the country’s philosophy and history. Students can also have the opportunity to study abroad, immersing themselves in China’s contemporary society while enhancing their academic and professional skills. UNLV’s faculty staff spent the last two summers traveling to China establishing relationships.

KLAS-TV: 8 News Now

The Las Vegas Sands has donated $15 million to UNLV, establishing the Sands Institute.

Las Vegas Review Journal

UNLV is getting a new institute for Chinese language and culture after a $15 million donation by Las Vegas Sands Corp. to the UNLV Foundation.

KSNV-TV: News 3

UNLV announced it will create a new institute dedicated to the study of Chinese language and culture after receiving a $15 million donation from Las Vegas Sands.