Needed for a study: Americans using advanced-level Chinese for work

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pmcaloonMember08 June 2007 22:00:53

Hello!

I am a PhD candidate at the Ohio State University writing my dissertation on Americans with professional-level Chinese language ability and how the Chinese with whom they interact evaluate them.

I am now seeking individuals to participate in my research, which involves observing the participants at work and creating online language performance portfolios that they can use to demonstrate their skill to current and future employers.

If you know any Americans who use advanced Chinese ability for work that could participate in my research -- or are one yourself -- please email me: mcaloon.1@osu.edu.

Thank you!

Patrick McAloon
Westland, MI

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