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Publishing Department

International Aspect

The MS in Publishing program provides publishing education to students and publishing professionals from all over the world; Italy, Brazil, France, Norway, Spain, Canada, Columbia, India, and England to name a few places. The multicultural make-up of our student body provides a stimulating environment for students to learn in and they develop friendships with people from all over the world. Many of these students intern while in the program and some stay on post-graduation to work at companies that sponsor them.

The Sino-American Publishing Research Center

The Sino-American Publishing Research Center in Nanjing, China and in New York, was created in the summer of 2006 by the Phoenix Publishing and Media Group (PPMG), Pace University, and Nanjing University and is the first of its kind in China.

The center aims to conduct seminars and foster cooperation between the Chinese and U.S publishing industries. Pace was one of the first U.S. universities to establish a Master’s degree in publishing.

The process for creating the research center started during the spring of 2006, when executives from PPMG visited Pace and signed a mutual agreement of understanding to work closely with professionals here in the United States to explore ways of mutual cooperation.

Priorities on the Center’s agenda include:

  • Reaching out to publishing professionals worldwide and discussing topics of shared interest.
  • Encouraging publishing professionals to conduct research about major issues concerning the industry.
  • Planning seminars on various themes and inviting publishing executives to Nanjing and New York City to join in addressing these issues.
  • Fostering publishing education by sending PPMG executives to Pace University as research scholars to work with Pace professors and New York publishing executives and obtain a greater understanding of the publishing business.
  • Encouraging Pace professors and U.S. publishing executives to visit China and work with their Chinese counterparts to study and discuss issues confronting publishing houses in both markets.

Chinese Visiting Scholars

  • January–December

    Mr. Wang Huandi
    Director, International Publishing and Exchange Center, Petroleum Industry Press

    September–December

    Mr. Chen Juhong
    Associate Professor, School of Humanity and Law, Hangzhou Dianzi University

  • January–July

    Ms. Song Yang
    Editor, Yilin Press, Phoenix Publishing & Media Group

    Ms. Dai Yiliang
    Senior Editor, Jiangsu People's Publishing House, Phoenix Publishing & Media Group

  • January–August

    Mr. Wang Wulin
    Professor, Department of Journalism and Communications, Zhejiang University of Media and Communications

    Mr. Yin Dao
    Director, Department of Digital Publishing, Department of Curricula and Textbooks Studies, Jiangsu Phoenix Vocational Education Books Co., Ltd.

  • September–December

    Mr. Wang Wulin
    Professor, Department of Journalism and Communications, Zhejiang University of Media and Communications

    Mr. Yin Dao
    Director, Department of Digital Publishing, Department of Curricula and Textbooks Studies, Jiangsu Phoenix Vocational Education Books Co., Ltd.

  • January–August

    Ms. He Ziyue
    Professor, Department of Journalism and Communication, School of Arts and Law, Wuhan University of Technology

  • September–December

    Ms. He Ziyue
    Professor, Department of Journalism and Communication, School of Arts and Law, Wuhan University of Technology

  • January–August

    Mr. Hong Jiulai
    Professor, Director, Editorial and Publication Program, School of Communication, China Eastern Normal University

  • September–December

    Mr. Hong Jiulai
    Professor, Director, Editorial and Publication Program, School of Communication, China Eastern Normal University

    July–December

    Ms. Hao Jianhua
    Director, Foreign Language Division, Tsinghua University Press

    January–June

    Ms. Yao Yongchun
    Professor, Publishing Science Department, School of Information Management, Wuhan University

  • August–December

    Ms. Zhu Jingwen
    Professor, Publishing Science Department, School of Information Management, Wuhan University

    Ms. Deng Haiyun
    Director, Office of the Editor-in-Chief, Phoenix Science Press, Phoenix Publishing & Media Group

    Mr. Xu Shengguo
    Director, Publishing Research Institute, China Academy of News and Publications

  • January–May

    Ms. Cao Liying
    Director, Chinese Medicine Publishing Branch, China Science Publishing & Media Ltd.

    September–December

    Ms. Huang Xianrong
    Professor, Publishing Science Department, School of Information Management, Wuhan University

  • September–December

    Mr. Qian Liang
    President, Phoenix International Publications, Inc., Chicago, USA
    Director, Textbook Division, Phoenix Publishing & Media Group, China

    January–August

    Mr. Fang Qing
    Professor, Dean, School of Information Management, Wuhan University

    Ms. Xu Lifang
    Professor, Chair, Publishing Science Department, School of Information Management, Wuhan University

  • August–December

    Ms. Xu Lifang
    Professor, Chair, Publishing Science Department, School of Information Management, Wuhan University