4 Iowa college instructors stabbed in China while visiting partner university
NY Post
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Four instructors from an Iowa college were stabbed in a public park in China over the weekend while in the country to teach at a partner university, according to school officials and lawmakers.
The instructors from Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa were attacked inside Beishan Park in Jilin City Sunday during a visit there with a faculty member from Beihua University, the president of the small private college said Monday.
“We have learned that four Cornell instructors teaching as part of a partnership with a university in China were injured in a serious incident during a daytime visit to a public park while accompanied by a faculty member of the partner institution,” Cornell President Jonathan Brand said in a statement.
“We have been in contact with all four instructors and are assisting them during this time.”
No students were taking part in the long-standing program between Cornell College and Beihua University, Brand added.
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