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本帖最后由 尽头牙我要你命 于 2020-6-6 03:08 编辑
借楼补充点额外信息吧。同样在Duke ECE, 本科就读于7校之一。
ECE Dean转发给所有faculty的email。原email author是 Vice President for Public Affairs & Government Relations and Chief Communications Officer
感觉和楼主的email的核心内容大致相同:政策会对还未到美国的同学有影响,但是对已经在美国的应该影响不大。.google и
“Dear Colleagues,
Many of you, and your faculty, have inquired about the potential US Government actions regarding students from China, particularly regarding visas for students who have studied, researched or were employed at universities in China that support the country’s “military-civil fusion strategy (MCF),” or who are studying in certain STEM fields. ..
As I indicated last week, we continue to monitor and make contacts about this on a daily basis but right now we do not have any further details. In fact, a senior State Department official said in a briefing yesterday, “We are not likely to release a list of the universities any time soon because – again, I don’t want to undermine the effort even before it gets off the ground, so to speak. Our approach here is to identify universities that are critical, important to Chinese military-civil fusion purposes. Some – you’re right, some of them are more apparent than others, but we try to do our due diligence to identify which are the ones that fall in that bucket.”
At this point we can advise students and faculty that we are trying to get more details and further understand the implications for Duke, but that it will likely be some time before we can offer further clarity. And we should also be clear that, in any case, travel restrictions in both China and the US will continue to pose problems for students this fall, including today’s announcement that the US Government is banning Chinese airlines from flying to the US in retaliation for a similar ban on US airlines by China. And the visa situation remains equally uncertain – our understanding is that the earliest available appointments for visa interviews at the US Embassy in Beijing are early December.
Again, Duke is very active on this issue with policymakers, other universities, the business community and our associations and lobbyists in DC. It is a very dynamic environment which includes a fair amount of conjecture and misinformation, so I encourage you to be careful about acting on information or requests that don’t come from reliable sources. Our Office of Government Relations is monitoring and reporting developments regularly and the best way to keep up is to subscribe to the DC Digest, which will provide updates several times a week. You can also always contact me or Chris Simmons if you have urgent or specific questions. I also ask that you share this information with your school/unit leadership, department chairs and others who have inquired about this matter.
We’re grateful to those of you who have engaged directly on this issue and welcome you input and direction as we move through this complicated situation.“
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