School of Marxism

On November 22, the signing of a cooperation agreement between JISU and Education Bureau (EB) in Development Zone of Jingyue high-tech Industry of Changchun took place in the Changchun Jingyue High-tech Industrial Development Zone Entrepreneurship Service Center. The School of Marxism at JISUhas become the main scientific research and education center for the Education Bureau. Six schools in Jingyue District have been listed as the off-campus practice sites for our university’s students and 13 teachers have been employed as off-campus mentors for postgraduates.

Yang Fumin，secretary of the JISU Party Committee (left), and Xu Hongbin, vice secretary of the EB Party Committee and bice director of EB (right) signing the cooperation agreement

Hui Yun，vice director of the Education Bureau, delivered a speech at the ceremony and expressed a strong desire to work closely with our school to jointly promote the educational, economic, and social development of Jingyue. Yang Fumin，secretary of the JISU Party Committee and Xu Hongbin, vice secretary of the EB Party Committee and vice director of EB, signed the cooperation agreement. Based on the agreement, the school will cooperate closely in: party building, talents cultivation, teacher training, teaching reform, scientific research and practice—so as to source sharing, collaboration, mutual benefits and common development.

Soon after, the Party Committee of EB announced that a scientific research center will be established at JISU’sSchool of Marxism. Five professors (including Shi Wangqing) will be recruited as off-campus visiting professors of the Party Committee of EB. Both sides will cooperate in various endeavors, such as party affairs-related professional training and scientific research.

Yi Xiuli, dean of the Postgraduate School，endowed plaques for "Out-of-School Practice centers" to representatives from six schools

Meanwhile, JISU endowed plaques for "Out-of-School Practice Bases" to six schools (including First Experimental School, Jingyue Area schools, Changchun city schools) and recruited 13 officers from the Education Bureau, Academic Research Center and local schools to mentor JISU postgraduates off-campus as they learn to teach certain disciplines, including schools of thought and politics.

The signing is a key step forward for the development of JISU and the Education Bureau and government-school collaborative relationships in general.