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APPENDIX TV Institutions Responding to Asian Studies Questionnaire To obtain information about students and scholars traveling to China, the CSCPRC staff sent a survey in mid-1984 to 64 universities with Asian studies programs. Although only 50 percent of these ques- tionnaires were returned, this survey is one of the few sources available on Americans visiting China for scholarly purposes. Following is a com- plete list of institutions that responded to the Asian studies question- naire. California California State University, Chico University of California, Berkeley Connecticut Connecticut College District of Columbia George Washington University School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University Hawaii Center for Asian and Pacific Studies University of Hawaii, Manoa Iowa University of Iowa Illinois University of Chicago Kansas University of Kansas Massachusetts Amherst College Michigan Michigan State University Wayne State University Missouri Washington University 223

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224 Responding Institutions (continued) New Hampshire Dartmouth College New jersey Princeton University New York CUNY Hunter College Cornell University St. Johns University SUNY College at New Paltz North Carolina Ohio Duke University Oberlin College Wittenberg University Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Texas Rhode Island Brown University Tennessee Vanderbilt University University of Texas, Austin Virginia University of Virginia Washington and Lee University Washington University of Puget Sound University of Washington Wisconsin University of Wisconsin APPENDIX C

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