The Center for Public Policy coordinates various professional training programs annually for Global Unisource, Inc. Global Unisource offers study tours focusing on American government, economics, education and business practices for professionals in China. Tailored for each group – be it government officials and staff, educators or administrators – the sessions are conducted by faculty of the University of Houston, University of Houston-Clear Lake, and the University of St. Thomas.
Previous programs have focused on topics such as American Government, Education, Public Administration,
Project Management, Engineering, Intellectual Property Law, and Finance & Accounting.
In addition to classroom lectures, the programs include site visits to locations such as the Capitol in Austin, Houston City Hall, and the office of the Harris County Clerk.
Legal Profesisionals from China's Zhejiang Province Attendig a Lecture on Intellectual Property, 2009
2009 Houston Mayoral Forum - Just One of Many Events Program Participants Attended
Participants Visiting Judge Hinde of the 269th District Court of Harris County, Texas, 2009
Sinopec Participants at the Alamo, 2006
Visiting the Harris County's Human Resources & Risk Management Department
The session was led by Joyce Cambric, Assistant Director.
Visiting the 80th District Court with Judge Lynn Bradshaw Hull, December 2007
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Delegation Learns About Texas-Style Constituent Service
Check out the Hangzhou delegation's visit to the City of Houston.
Pictured: Mr. He, Kai, Deputy Director of Administration, Hangzhou, People’s Government
About Global Unisource, Inc.
The China Association for International Exchange of Personnel (CAIEP) has recognized Global Unisource, Inc. as a certified service provider in the United States since 1993. Working with the UH Center for Public Policy, the City of Houston Cape Training Center and Texas A&M University, Global Unisource has earned an international reputation for excellence in executive education programs. According to Global Unisource president David Guo, "Our study tours play an important role in U.S.-China relations by promoting an awareness of the different government and business cultures found in the two countries. The sessions provide Chinese leaders an understanding of the role of the U.S. government and how the market economy works."