NEW YORK  -  "CBS This Morning" aired correspondent Dana Jacobson's feature about the Dayton Flyers men's basketball audio broadcasts in Mandarin Chinese.

This is the second straight season the Flyers have broadcasted in Mandarin. Mandarin is the most widely spoken dialect in China.

The announcers are all full-time University of Dayton students, whose majors range from electro-optics engineering to financial mathematics. Yiqing Zhou and Xueyin Shi will be featured in the piece on "CBS This Morning." They are part of a team of five individuals who rotate doing the games.

Enrollment of Chinese students has increased dramatically from a bare handful to an estimated 450 in the last decade. Chinese students make up the most of any international student population at UD.

In addition to partnerships with 10 Chinese universities, the University of Dayton China Institute in the Suzhou Industrial Park is a permanent Flyer presence in China, one of the world's fastest growing economic regions and home to a third of the world's Fortune 500 companies.

The University of Dayton China Institute has elevated the University of Dayton into the realm of global American universities. In one of the fastest-growing innovation centers in the world, engineers, scientists and students are collaborating with Fortune 500 companies in Suzhou Industrial Park, securing venture capital and bringing technology to the market.

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