Yasuko Akiyama

Lecturer, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Iowa

Research Areas:

Second language writing, culture learning, translation

Arthur S. Alderson

Professor, Sociology

Education:

Ph.D., UNC-Chapel Hill

Research Areas:

Social inequality.

Allen Anderson

Professor Emeritus, IU South Bend, Criminal Justice

Education:

Ph.D., Southern Illinois University

Research Areas:

HIV/AIDS in China; HIV/AIDS policy in United States; criminal process in China.

Wan-Ning Bao

Associate Professor, Sociology

Education:

Ph.D., Iowa State University

Research Areas:

International and comparative criminology; crime and delinquency in China.

Yingling Bao

Lecturer, EALC

Education:

M.A., Shanghai University of Finance and Economics

Research Areas:

Chinese pedagogy; cognitive linguistics; sociolinguistics.

Christopher I Beckwith

Professor, Central Eurasian Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Old Chinese reconstruction; Mandarin grammar; Japanese grammar; Old Tibetan; Koguryo language; comparative-historical and typological linguistics of East Asian languages; Central Eurasian linguistics and premodern history; early transmission of Buddhism from Central Asia to East Asia

Melissa Berry

Office Services Coordinator, East Asian Studies Center

Heather Blair

Assistant Professor, Religious Studies

Education:

Education: Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Religious cultures of Japan, Heian-period history, lay religiosity, religious landscapes, and textual practices.

Gardner Bovingdon

Associate Professor, Central Eurasian Studies, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Cornell University

Research Areas:

Comparative and Chinese politics; political economy; ethnic politics; qualitative research methodologies.

Michael Brose

Director, East Asian Studies Center

Education:

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research Areas:

Chinese history and society, Mongol China social history, Islam in Southwest China.

Yusuf Canbolat

Grants Assistant, East Asian Studies Center

Kyungah Chae

Intern

Ria Chae

Post-doctoral Fellow, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Seoul National University

Research Areas:

Inter-Korean relations; diplomatic histories of North and South Korea; the Cold War in East Asia

Michael Chambers

Professor, Indiana State University, Political Science

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

International relations; comparative politics; Asian politics.

Hangbum Cho

Professor, Department of Korean Language and Literature, Chungbuk National University

Research Areas:

A Comparative and Contrastive Study of Korean and American Place Names

Sheena Choi

Associate Professor, IU-Purdue University Fort Wayne, Education

Education:

Ph.D., State University of New York

Research Areas:

Comparative and international education, Korean education, sociology of education.

Scott Clark

Professor, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Anthropology

Education:

Ph.D., University of Oregon

Research Areas:

Japanese society; engineering ethics in Japan.

Joseph Coleman

Professor of Practice, Journalism

Education:

M.I.A., Columbia University

Research Areas:

International reporting and newswriting; reporting on East Asia; Aging workers in Japan, US and Europe

Laurel L. Cornell

Associate Professor,Gender Studies, EALC, Sociology, Gender studies

Michael Crandol

Visiting Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Minnesota

Research Areas:

Japanese film, genre studies, theories of horror in fiction and film, traditions of the Fantastic in East Asia

Stephanie DeBoer

Assistant Professor, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Communication and Culture, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Southern California

Research Areas:

Japanese and Chinese language film, television, and new media; inter-Asia cultural studies; critical approaches to digital media in the context of globalization; multimedia scholarship; theories of space, place, and mobility.

Marc Dollinger

Lawrence D. Glaubinger Professor of Business Administration, Chair of Undergraduate Programs, Business, Editor-in-Chief of Business Horizons, Business

Education:

Ph.D., Lehigh University

Research Areas:

Chinese management practices; value of a good reputation; minority business enterprise; development of cooperative strategies in fragmented industries.

Elise Marie Edwards

Associate Professor, Butler University, History and Anthropology

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Sport and Japanese modernity; women’s history; gender and sexuality in Asia; Japanese mass/popular culture.

Jurgis Elisonas

Former Chair and Professor Emeritus, EALC; Professor Emeritus, EALC, History

Education:

Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Pre-modern Japanese history; Japan’s international relations.

Robert Eno

Associate Professor, Adjunct Associate Professor, EALC, Philosophy

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Chinese philosophy; early Chinese history.

Eugene C. Eoyang

Professor Emeritus, Comparative Literature, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Chinese literature; Chinese-Western literary relations; theory of translation.

Yea Fen Chen

Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Foreign language pedagogy, foreign language learning strategies, second language acquisition, heritage language learners, technology assisted learning/teaching and distance learning/teaching.

John Finch

Lecturer, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., City University of New York

Research Areas:

Korean ethnography, family, migration, education, cinema

Brian Flaherty

Assistant Director, Center for Chinese Language Pedagogy

Education:

M.A., Indiana University

Research Areas:

East Asian philosophy, religion, and martial arts; Chinese language pedagogy.

Michael Dylan Foster

Associate Professor, EALC, Folklore and Ethnomusicology

Education:

Ph.D., Stanford University

Research Areas:

Japanese folklore, literature, and film, monster and supernatural studies, legend, popular culture, ritual and festival, tourism.

Sara Friedman

Professor, Anthropology, Gender Studies, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Cornell University

Research Areas:

Gender and sexuality; migration and citizenship; marriage; kinship and reproductive politics; law; ethnicity; China and Taiwan.

Jennifer Goodlander

Assistant Professor, Theatre and Drama

Education:

Ph.D., Ohio University

Research Areas:

Performing traditions of SE Asia, especially shadow puppetry; Japanese performing arts: noh, kyogen, kabuki, taiko; Asian performance as it intersects with gender studies, ethnography, performance studies, postcolonial theory, visual culture studies.

Robert M. Goodman

Professor, Public Health

Education:

Ph.D., University of North Carolina

Research Areas:

Global health; cross-cultural competence; East Asian public health approaches.

Yoshiko Okada Green

Senior Lecturer, IU South Bend, World Language Studies

Education:

M.S., Indiana University, South Bend

Research Areas:

Japanese

Charles Greer

Professor Emeritus, Geography

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

East Asian cultural and environmental geography; resource management and environment in China.

Timothy Grose

Assistant Professor, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Ethnic Minority Education in China; Uyghur Ethno-nationalism, Ethnic Policy in China

Ezgi Benli Garcia Guerrero

Program Assistant, East Asian Studies Center

Yoon Hae Ha

Deputy General Manager of Political Division, Kukmin Daily News

Research Areas:

Solutions for North Korea to drop the nuclear program, Korea-America policies against North Korea

Rick Harbaugh

Associate Professor, Business

Education:

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research Areas:

Chinese economy; economics of communication; Chinese characters; Internet economy.

Jeffrey Hart

Professor Emeritus, Political Science

Education:

Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley

Research Areas:

International politics; international political economy; politics of competition in high technology industries; politics and film.

Sally A. Hastings

Associate Professor, Purdue University, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Modern Japan; Japanese women’s issues.

Joseph L. Hoffmann

Professor, Law

Education:

J.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Criminal law; Japanese law and society.

Daniel Hsieh

Associate Professor, Purdue University, Chinese

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Chinese Language, Chinese Literature, Chinese Poetry, Redology

Xiaoyang Huang

Ph.D. candidate, Zhejiang University

Research Areas:

Cognitive Processes Involved in EFL Reading

Susan Hwang

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Modern Korean literature and cultural studies

Michael Ing

Assistant Professor, Religious Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Confucianism; Ritual Theory; Religious Ethics; Theories of Religion; Chinese Thought.

Yoshio Iwamoto

Former Chair and Professor Emeritus, Professor Emeritus, EALC, Comparative Literature

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Modern Japanese language, literature and culture; Japanese-Western literary relations; Japanese cinema; relationship between literature and politics.

Roger L. Janelli

Professor Emeritus, Folklore and Ethnomusicology

Education:

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research Areas:

Korean culture and social organization; East Asian ethnography; religion and political economy.

Hyunjeong (Chloe) Jeong

Intern, East Asian Studies Center

Sumie A. Jones

Professor Emerita,Resident Fellow, EALC, Comparative Literature, Institute for Advanced Study

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Literary theory and semiotics; 18th and 19th century literature and arts, East and West; Japanese culture of the Edo and Meiji periods.

Heejoon Kang

Professor Emeritus, Business

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Business economics and public policy; Korean economic policies.

Hye-Seung “Theresa” Kang

Associate Director, East Asian Studies Center

Education:

Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Research Areas:

International Human Resource Development; Organizational Development; Cross-Cultural Adjustment of Corporate Expatriates; Meaning of Work.

Gregory J. Kasza

Professor Emeritus, EALC, Political Science

Education:

Ph.D., Yale University

Research Areas:

Modern Japanese politics and business; Japanese social institutions and mass media.

Margaret Key

Chief of Staff, Office of the Vice President for International Affairs

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Modern Japanese literature.

Hafsah Khan

Intern

Eun Kyeong (Edie) Kim

Intern, East Asian Studies Center

Jinki Kim

Professor, Division of International and Area Studies, Pukyong National University

Research Areas:

Japanese Political Economy

Jiyoung Kim

Lecturer, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Research Areas:

Korean language and linguistics, Korean language pedagogy, Second language acquisition

Nam Young Kim

Staff, Republic of Korea Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

Research Areas:

Policies for revitalizing local communities through arts and culture.

Seung-Kyung Kim

Korea Foundation Professor; Director of Institute for Korean Studies, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., City University of New York

Research Areas:

Gender and society in South Korea; transnational migration

Susam Kim

Director, Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense

Research Areas:

A variety of range of bilateral/international cooperation during UN PKO, HA and/or DR

Yoshihisa Kitagawa

Professor, Linguistics

Education:

Ph.D., University of Massachusetts

Research Areas:

Japanese linguistics; comparative syntax; interaction of morphology and syntax; syntax-semantics mapping; Interaction among prosody, syntax and semantics/pragmatics.

Keiko Kuriyama

Senior Lecturer in Japanese; Director, Japanese Studies Program, IUPUI, World Languages and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., State University of New York at Buffalo

Research Areas:

Japanese linguistics; Japanese language and pedagogy; second language acquisition.

Gil Latz

Associate Vice Chancellor of International Affairs, IUPUI; Associate Vice President for International Affairs, IU; Professor, Geography

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Comparative study of regional development policies in Japan, the US and Europe; controversial issues in Japanese politics and society; educational reform in Vietnam; landscape history in Italy; and assessing international learning in American universities.

Elizabeth Lawrence

Assistant Professor, Ball State University, Department of History

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

Modern Chinese history, museums and collections, social networks, antiquarianism and STS, visual and material culture

Edward Lazzerini

Academic Specialist, Adjunct Professor; Director, Inner Asian and Uralic National Resource Center, Denis Sinor Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies, Central Eurasian Studies;, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Sino-Russian relations, 16th-20th centuries; comparative study of early modern empires (Russian, Chinese, Ottoman, and Spanish); Turkic peoples under Russian and Chinese imperial rule; Eurasian commentary traditions and modernity; intellectual developments within Turkic communities of Central Eurasia, 18th-20th centuries.

Ling Gao “GaoLing” LeBeau

Director, Western Carolina University, International Programs and Services

Education:

M.S., Indiana University; Ph.D. in Higher Education, Indiana University

Research Areas:

Campus internationalization; Curriculum internationalization; Foreign language teacher development; Foreign language learner engagement; International faculty development.

Hyo Sang Lee

Associate Professor, Korean Language Program Coordinator, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles

Research Areas:

Korean language and linguistics; comparative study of East Asian languages; discourse-pragmatic and cognitive approach to grammar.

Dan Li

Associate Professor, Business

Education:

Ph.D., Texas A&M University

Research Areas:

Management of multinational enterprises; international strategic alliances; internationalization process.

Adam P. Liff

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Princeton University

Research Areas:

International security affairs; East Asian international relations; Japan's foreign policy; China's foreign policy; U.S. policy toward the Asia-Pacific region.

Xiaoying Liles

Lecturer, Chinese, EALC

Education:

University of Iowa

Research Areas:

Chinese linguistics Sentence processing East Asian psycholinguistics Experimental linguistics, corpus linguistics Linguistic anthropology

Charles Chien-Jer Lin

Associate Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Arizona

Research Areas:

Psycholinguistics, Chinese linguistics, sentence processing, linguistic anthropology.

Hsien-Chang Lin

Associate Professor, Public Health

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Global health; public health and healthcare systems in East Asian countries; mental health policy; obesity; chronic diseases; medication utilization; health outcomes research; pharmacoepidemiology.

Xiaoqing Diana Chen Lin

Associate Professor, IU Northwest, History and Philosophy

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

History of China and modern East Asia.

Mengxin Liu

Intern

Wen-ling Diana Liu

Librarian, East Asian Studies and Tibetan Collection, Herman B Wells Library, East Asian Collection

Education:

M.L.S., Indiana University

Research Areas:

China and Japan

Xiaoqing Liu

Assistant Professor, Butler University, Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., University of South Carolina

Research Areas:

Modern Chinese literature; comparative literature; translation studies.

Jamie Lui

Intern

Manling Luo

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Washington University in St. Louis

Research Areas:

Pre-modern Chinese narratives; Chinese literati culture; traditional Chinese literature; women and gender studies.

Andrae M. Marak

Chairperson, Governors State University, Division of Humanities &Social Sciences

Education:

Ph.D., University of New Mexico

Research Areas:

International Political Economy, Transnational Crime, Gender, Social Construction of Identity.

Misako Matsubara

Senior Lecturer, EALC

Education:

M.A., Indiana State University, Michigan State University

Research Areas:

Japanese pedagogy; language variation and change; gender and language.

Andrea Lee McElderry

Professor Emerita, University of Louisville, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Chinese business history.

Amanda Michaud

Assistant Professor, Economics

Education:

Ph.D., University of Minnesota

Research Areas:

Macroeconomics, Chinese Housing Markets, Macro-prudential Policy.

Ethan Michelson

Associate Professor, Sociology, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Chinese society; law and society; work; occupations and professions; development

Mark Minton

Professor in Practice, EALC

Education:

M.A., Yale University

Melissa Montes

Intern

Osamu James Nakagawa

Assistant Professor, IU South Bend,, Communication Arts

Education:

M.F.A., University of Houston

Research Areas:

International photography.

Susan Nelson

Former Chair and Professor Emerita, Professor Emerita, EALC, Fine Arts

Education:

Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

East Asian art history; Chinese painting.

Yuri Obata

Assistant Professor, IU South Bend, Communication Arts

Education:

Ph.D., University of Colorado at Boulder

Research Areas:

Mass communication theories; mass communication law and ethics; Comparative media studies, including mass media and popular culture in Japan, North Korea, Bhutan, China.

Joshua Owens

Intern

Morten Oxenboell

Assistant Professor, East Asian Languages & Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., University of Copenhagen

Research Areas:

Premodern Japanese history; global medievalisms; violence and conflict; weak states; martial suicides; banditry

Scott O’Bryan

Associate Professor, EALC, History

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

Twentieth-century Japanese history; consumption and consumer culture; environmental history; urban history; history of visual culture.

Namhee Park

Director, Cyber Policy Division, Ministry of National Defense, Republic of Korea

Taemin Kim Park

Associate Librarian, Library Technical Services

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Korean literature; information retrieval; information storage.

Youngwook Park

Director, Bureau of Statutory Interpretation and Information, Ministry of Government Legislation, Republic of Korea

Harold Pepinsky

Professor Emeritus, Criminal Justice

Education:

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania; J.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Alternative control systems; Chinese criminal justice; law and social control in China.

Anita Ren

Ph.D Student, Beijing Normal University, China Scholarship Council Fellow

Research Areas:

History of U.S. Higher Education

Shawn Reynolds

Associate President for International Partnerships, Office of the Vice President for International Affairs

Education:

M.A., Indiana University

Research Areas:

University administration; East Asian trade.

Timothy S. Rich

Assistant Professor, Western Kentucky University Political Science

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Electoral politics in Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan;cross-strait relations, North Korean politics, China-Africa relations

Rowland Ricketts

Assistant Professor, Fine Arts

Education:

M.F.A., Cranbrook Academy of Art

Research Areas:

Japanese indigo production; natural dyes.

Michael Robinson

Professor Emeritus, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Intellectual and cultural history of modern Korea; Japanese colonialism; popular culture; transnational studies.

Britt Rogers

Program Assistant, East Asian Studies Center

Anthony Ross

Outreach Coordinator, East Asian Studies Center

Richard Rubinger

Professor Emeritus, Adjunct Professor, EALC, History, Education

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

Japanese history and society; education and literacy.

Edith L. Sarra

Associate Professor; Adjunct Associate Professor, EALC, Comparative Literature, , Gender Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Japanese language; classical Japanese literature; feminist literary theory.

Jonathan Schlesinger

Assistant Professor, History

Education:

Ph.D., Harvard University

Research Areas:

Environmental history; consumption and commodities; race and ethnicity; comparative empires; early modernity; China and Inner Asia

William H. Schneider

Professor, Director of the Medical Humanities Program, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania

Research Areas:

French history; history of science and medicine, and twentieth-century Europe; global health

Eiji Sekine

Associate Professor and Chair of East Asian Languages, Purdue University Languages and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Japanese literature.

Jun Ho Seo

Intern

Yu Shen

Professor, IU Southeast, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of London

Research Areas:

Modern China; East Asian history.

Roy W. Shin

Professor Emeritus, SPEA

Education:

Ph.D., University of Minnesota

Research Areas:

Comparative public and industrial policy, management and development in East Asia; bureaucracy in Korea.

Dmitry Shlapentokh

Associate Professor, IU South Bend History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Russia, Asia and China.

Doug Slaymaker

Professor, Co-Director, Japan Studies Program, University of Kentucky, Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., University of Washington

Research Areas:

Modern Japan; popular culture in Japan; postwar Japan.

Aaron Stalnaker

Associate Professor, Religious Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Brown University

Research Areas:

Comparative religious ethics; philosophy of religions (theistic, non-theistic, and comparative); Chinese thought; Christian thought; moral philosophy; theories of religion.

Marvin Sterling

Associate Professor, Anthropology

Education:

Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles

Research Areas:

Japan; Jamaica; race; cultural globalization; identity; performance; human rights.

David Stringer

Associate Professor, Second Language Studies

Education:

Ph.D., University of Durham

Research Areas:

Acquisition; language and spatial cognition; Japanese linguistics.

Lynn A. Struve

Professor Emerita, History, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

The political, intellectual, and cultural history of Ming-Qing China.

Judith A. Stubbs

Adjunct Assistant Professor, Curator, Research Scholar, IU Art Museum; Assistant Professor,, History of Art

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Japanese and Chinese painting and prints; Buddhist sculpture in India and China to 618.

Henghua Su

Assistant Professor, Chinese Language Program Coordinator, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison

Research Areas:

Chinese linguistics and language pedagogy; second language acquisition.

Kenneth M. Swope

Professor, The University of Southern Mississippi History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Ming dynasty military; Chinese political and social history; early modern East Asian international relations; comparative military history.

Nozomi Tanaka

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

Research Areas:

Japanese language; linguistics and language pedagogy; theoretical linguistics.

John Teramoto

Jane Weldon Myers Curator of Asian Art, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Asian Department

Education:

Ph.D., University of Michigan

Research Areas:

Japanese art history.

Natsuko Tsujimura

Professor, Adjunct Professor, EALC, Linguistics

Education:

Ph.D., University of Arizona

Research Areas:

Japanese language; linguistics and language pedagogy; theoretical linguistics.

Sue M. C. Tuohy

Senior Lecturer, Affiliated Faculty, EALC, Folklore and Ethnomusicology, International Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Indiana University

Research Areas:

East Asian music and folklore; Chinese culture; ethnicity, nationalism, and tourism.

Nick Vogt

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

Early Chinese history and religion, archaeology of ritual, inscriptions and manuscripts

Greg Waller

Professor, Communication and Culture

Education:

Ph.D., State University of New York

Research Areas:

Entertainment and culture; Japanese film; representation of Japan in the United States.

Fei-Hsien Wang

Associate Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Modern Chinese history; law and society; economic life; history of books and media; mobility and empires in East Asia; history of domesticity

Jing Wang

Associate Professor, Director of the Chinese Program, IUPUI,, World Languages and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., Florida State University

Research Areas:

Second language acquisition, Chinese language pedagogy, computer assisted language learning, cultural studies.

Shue (Sue) Wang

Ph.D. student, Tsinghua University, China Scholarship Council Fellow

Research Areas:

Quality Assurance in Higher Education via Institutional Assessment Based on College Student Learning Experience: A Comparison of American Experience and Chinese Reality

Paul Watt

Professor, DePauw University, Asian Studies, Religious Studies

Education:

Ph.D., Columbia University

Research Areas:

Religion and Japanese culture; Japanese Buddhism; East Asian religions.

Yasuko Ito Watt

Professor Emerita, Japanese Language Coordinator, EALC

Education:

Ed.D., Teachers College, Columbia University

Research Areas:

Japanese language pedagogy; applied linguistics.

David Weaver

Professor, Journalism

Research Areas:

Journalists and Journalism; Media Agenda-Setting Effects

Seongji Woo

Associate Professor, School of International Studies, Kyung Hee University

Research Areas:

North Korean Politics

Tie Xiao

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Modern Chinese literature, visual culture, and intellectual history.

Mieko Yamada

Associate Professor, IU-Purdue University Fort Wayne, Sociology

Education:

Ph.D., Western Michigan University

Research Areas:

Sociology of education; international and comparative education; Japanese education; race and ethnic relations; Japanese minority groups; Japanese popular culture.

Luo Yan

Associate Professor, Institute of Education, Tsinghua University, IU Bloomington Faculty Research Support Program

Research Areas:

Developing National Student Engagement Surveys for Chinese Secondary and Higher Education: Effective Practice for an Era of Mass Schooling

Margaret M. Yan

Professor Emerita, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., Stanford University

Research Areas:

Chinese language, linguistics and language pedagogy; Chinese phonology and dialectology.

John K. Yasuda

Assistant Professor, EALC

Education:

Ph.D., UC Berkeley

Research Areas:

Chinese politics, East Asian political economy, regulatory failure

Reiko Yonogi

Associate Professor, Director of Japanese Studies, IUPUI, World Languages and Cultures

Education:

Ph.D., University of Illinois

Research Areas:

Japanese language and literature; comparative literature.

Hyun Joo Yoon

Director of Public Relations, Republic of Korea Ministry of National Defense

Research Areas:

National Defense and Security Policies

Wang Yuan

Associate Professor, International Studies, Northeast Normal University, Fulbright Scholar, affiliated with EASC

Research Areas:

International and Global Education in the United States

Andrea Vega Yudico

Intern

Xin Zhang

Associate Professor, IUPUI, History

Education:

Ph.D., University of Chicago

Research Areas:

Modern Chinese history.

Liana Zhou

Director of Library and Archives, Kinsey Institute

Education:

M.L.S., Indiana University

Research Areas:

Chinese literature; Asian sexuality.