Dean Willow Bay has appointed USC senior communications leader Glenn Osaki to succeed Clayton Dube, who is retiring as director of the USC U.S.-China Institute (USCI).
Founded in 2006, the institute advances mutual understanding between the U.S. and China through educational, professional, and cultural exchange that is student-centered and industry-engaged. Specifically, USCI provides research and collaboration opportunities for students and scholars; tailored training, career services, and supportive networks for diverse student groups and alumni; and partnerships for industries of practice.
“This era of transformational change requires cross-cultural collaboration,” Bay said. “Leveraging the breadth and depth of USC Annenberg’s expertise and networks, USCI is the ideal platform to help global journalists, communicators and creators navigate the dynamics of new media and culture that are shaping the U.S and China. We support our students and alumni around the globe with programs that build meaningful bridges across academe, industry and community.”
For the last five years at USC, Osaki served as senior vice president and chief communications officer, and senior advisor to the president, international communications and marketing. He spearheaded the university’s approach to global branding and international thought leadership, elevating USC’s visibility and reputation throughout Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa.
Osaki was based in Shanghai for 15 years before joining USC, serving as Asia Pacific president of MSL, the flagship strategic communications and public affairs consultancy of Publicis Groupe.
Osaki serves on several industry and community boards, including the USC Annenberg Center for Public Relations and the USC Asian Pacific Islander Faculty and Staff Association. He received his MA in public relations from the USC School of Journalism in 1987.
“The critical role that the USC U.S.-China Institute plays in advancing mutual understanding between these two nations has never been more important,” Osaki said. “I am honored to take on leadership of the institute from such a respected expert as Clayton Dube. Building upon the institute’s strengths in academic research and educational programs, I will strive to deepen its service to students and engagement with industry.”
Under Dube’s leadership, USCI became an authoritative resource for scholars, policymakers, government officials, and journalists seeking information on research, trends and issues related to China and its relationship with the U.S. Though retired, Dube will continue to be involved with USCI as a member of its Executive Committee and as a senior fellow.
“Glenn Osaki has vital experience working between the U.S. and China,” Dube said. “He’s a collaborative and innovative leader. No bilateral relationship is as complex or as important as the U.S.-China relationship. USCI has worked to foster deeper understanding of the many ways the U.S. and China are intertwined.
“We’ve done this through student and faculty research, our student-driven magazine (U.S.-China Today), our documentaries such as “Assignment: China,” our public conferences and talks, and our training programs for K-12 educators and others. It’s been a privilege to be a part of these efforts and I look forward to the initiatives to come.”
State Schools Chief Appoints New Technology Services Division Director
NASA captured this enormous sunspot group in images
Apple's new M4 MacBook Pros are up for preorder
Human Velocity
Yes, Alice, There is a Santa Claus (and he got your letter)
Is 'The Substance' streaming? How to watch at home
Webb telescope just found the holy grail in a famous supernova
What's the 'best' place to see the solar eclipse? Experts explain.
Celebrating Asian American Historic and Cultural Contributions in L.A. at Community Symposium
How to master time management as a solopreneur
Hal Keimi Honored as Nisei Week Inspiration
NYT mini crossword answers for October 31
ChatGPT Search is now live. Here's how to use it.
Best tablet Deal: Save $50 on Galaxy Tab A9+
Mary Adams Urashima to Receive President’s Award for Preservation
Tesla suspends sales of imported vehicles in China due to tariffs · TechNode
U.S. spacecraft on the moon finally sends home the money shot
Moon spacecraft beams back vivid photo before landing
Paying It Forward
Shop the new MacBook Air with 16GB of RAM
Meet the SakimotosCommunity Kazari Design Contest AnnouncedTalk on ‘The Present and Future of Little Tokyo’Talk on ‘The Present and Future of Little Tokyo’‘Fukushima Speaks’ Explores Lives of SurvivorsHina Matsuri at El Marino Language School‘A Revolution in Movement’ with Umekawa IchinosukeCherry Blossom Festival at Bowers Museum‘Kaiju vs. Heroes’ Battles On at JANMMonterey Park Cherry Blossom Festival Set for April 27 Annual Shanghai In Drought More pandas expected to send to Taiwan, said Ma Ying Efforts urged to boost trade ties across Strait Mainland lauds voices within Taiwan against DPP's Taiwan independence education policy China Focus: People from Taiwan seek root, dream on Chinese mainland Mainland official calls for concerted efforts to advance national reunification Fujian Coast Guard conducts routine patrol of waters near Kinmen Chinese defense ministry denounces notorious U.S. arms sales to Taiwan Asawa Among Inductees to California Hall of Fame
0.148s , 10365.8046875 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【real amateur homemade sex videos】Enter to watch online.Glenn Osaki to Lead USC U.S.,Global Perspective Monitoring
