At the beginning of 2009, 10 selected universities from both sides participated in the Sino-American 1+2+1 Dual-Degree Program evaluation project by the authority of CCIEE and AASCU. This evaluation is not only a summary of 1+2+1 program, but also the first time to comprehensively valuate the 1+2+1program in the past 10 years.
　　During the 10th Anniversary on June 23, 2010, the evaluation report was delivered by Dr. Thomas DeStefano, Professor of Northern Arizona University. The report indicated that 1+2+1 program was the largest 　　global consortium for educational exchange between Chinese and U.S. universities. Currently, there were nineteen U.S. universities eligible to receive students from eighty-two Chinese institutions. This evaluation 　　project utilized a mixed methods design with quantitative and qualitative analyses. It was funded by the Center for International Education of Northern Arizona University, The TOEFL Board of the Educational 　　　Testing Service, The Chinese Center for International Educational Exchange, the American Association for State Colleges and Universities and the Shaanxi International Cooperation Research Fund.

Research report was delivered by Dr. Thomas DeStefano, Professor from Northern Arizona University

Susan Longerbeam Ph.D. Co-Investigator from Northern Arizona University gave a report

Yu Lixin Ph.D. Co-Investigator from Xi��an University of Science and Technology gave a report

Representatives from the evaluation project delivered the report

Report meeting of Sino-American 1+2+1 Dual Degree Program Evaluation