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USAI Co-sponsors Briefing with China Development Student Think Tank

On March 26, 2019, USAI Political Affairs Program Assistant Jack Yang and his student organization China Development Student Think Tank at George Washington University (CDSTTGWU) hosted a briefing on US-China Trade Conflicts and Intellectual Property Disputes. The US-Asia Institute was a co-sponsored the event held at the Marvin Center on GWU’s campus. Speakers at the event included Erin Ennis of the US-China Business Council and Wayne Morrison of the Congressional Research Service. The event was moderated by Tairan Wang of Duane Morris LLP. USAI is proud to support the work of Mr. Yang and his fellow students!

Earlier Event: March 25
US-Asia Institute Hosts 4th IMPACT! Leadership and Democracy Training Delegation
Later Event: April 5
Shanghai Institutes for International Studies Breakfast Briefing

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