In early May, our president Mr. Zhang Jianxin took part in a business activity and had class hold by DBA program of CKGSB at Yale University.
Yale University was established in 1701 in connecticut colonies in North America, recognized as one of the best universities in America and even in the whole world. This world’s top academic and synthetic university has cultivated many American politicians and celebrities, known as the cradle of American president.
With university motto “ to cultivate social and business leaders”, Yale School of Management was founded in 1976 and is one of the professional colleges. During the summer, walking in campus, people can also feel people’s pursuit for truth and knowledge well embodied by the beautiful scenery of flowers, a lively academic atmosphere and Gothic buildings.
During the studying, teachers gave lessons around the theme of “multi-polarization and single-polarization global governance”, and had exchange and discussion with students. Robert Shiller, economic noble prize winner and professor of economics at Yale university, analyzed asset inflation and economic crisis, and shared his viewpoint with students. Paul Kennedy, professor of history, talked about rise and fall of great powers, which made people have a lot of thoughts and feelings. Professor Richard Foster pushed forward running and administrative idea with many real cases which sounded an alarm for leaders.
Fig. 2: A class given by Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, associate professor and associate dean of Yale School of Management
Fig. 3: President Mr. Zhang Jianxin got Robert Shiller’s inscription
Fig. 4: Ceremony of conferring certificates hold in Wolsey auditorium
Fig. 5: A course-completion certificate of Yale School of Management
During the trip in New York, President Mr. Zhang Jianxin was invited to visit Morgan Stanley and Cerberus Capital, and listened to the speech of Donald Trump who won the U. S. Republican presidential nomination in 2016. Many people on the street also got their stops for his natural, confident, humorous and emotional speech.
