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Confucius Classroom instructor Dr. Shuya Che

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Dr. James Zuiches (left), North Carolina State University vice chancellor for the Office of Extension, Engagement and Economic Development; Dr. Bud Marchant, president of Central Carolina Community College; and Dr. Shuya Che, professor for the college’s new Confucius Classroom, unveil a ‘Confucius Classroom at Central Carolina Community College’ plaque during a reception Sept. 15 at the college. NCSU operates a Confucius Institute and the university is partnering with the college to establish the  Confucius Classroom at the college. The program will teach Mandarin Chinese language and Chinese culture, as well as offer cultural activities and travel opportunities for residents, government and business people in the college’s service area of Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties. 

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North Carolina State University’s Confucius Institute and Central Carolina Community College celebrated the establishment of a Confucius Classroom at the college with a reception at CCCC on Sept. 15. During the reception, the Institute officially presented a ‘Confucius Classroom at Central Carolina Community College’ plaque to the college. Following the unveiling, Richard Hayes (right), chairman of the Lee County Board of Commissioners, welcomed Dr. Shuya Che, from Nanjing Normal University. She will teach the Classroom programs as a visiting professor at Central Carolina C.C. In partnership with the Institute, the Classroom will teach Mandarin Chinese language and Chinese culture, as well as offer cultural activities and travel opportunities for residents, government and business people in the college’s service area of Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties.

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North Carolina State University’s Confucius Institute and Central Carolina Community College celebrated the establishment of a Confucius Classroom at the college with a reception at CCCC on Sept. 15. During the reception, the Institute officially presented a ‘Confucius Classroom at Central Carolina Community College’ plaque to the college. In partnership with the Institute, the Classroom will teach Mandarin Chinese language and Chinese culture, as well as offer cultural activities and travel opportunities to residents, government and business people in the college’s service area of Chatham, Harnett and Lee counties. Among those attending the reception were (from left) NCSU Confucius Institute program coordinator Guanglin Dai; Confucius Classroom professor Dr. Shuya Che; and Institute deputy director Dr. Xiaoying Wang, program coordinator Anna Lamm, and faculty member Lijuan Wang.