Professors

Rebecca Copeland, ANELL, Ph.D., Columbia University
(Japanese language and literature)

Beata Grant, ANELL, Ph.D., Stanford University
(Chinese poetry and popular literature)

John O. Haley, Law, LL.M., University of Washington
Wiley B. Rutledge, Jr., Professor of Law
(Comparative Law, Transnational Litigation, Japanese Law)

Robert E. Hegel, ANELL, Ph.D., Columbia University
Lieselotte Dieckmann Professor of Comparative Literature
(Chinese vernacular fiction and drama)

Charles R. McManis, Law, J.D., Duke University
Thomas and Karole Green Professor of Law
(Intellectual property law in East Asia)

Associate Professors

Letty Lingchei Chen, ANELL, Ph.D., Columbia University
(Modern Chinese Literature)

Mary-Jean Cowell, Performing Arts, Ph.D., Columbia University
(Japanese theatre and dance)

Marvin H. Marcus, ANELL, Ph.D., University of Michigan
(teaching in Japan SP08--Modern Japanese literature)

Carl Minzner, Law, J.D./M.I.A., Columbia University
(Chinese law and politics)

Assistant Professors

Gwen Bennett, Art History and Archaeology, Ph.D., University of California-Los Angeles
(Chinese Archaeology and East Asian Prehistory)

Pauline Lee, ANELL, Ph.D., Stanford University
(Pre-Qin Chinese thought, Neo-Confucianism, Li Zhi, Chinese feminisms)

Steven Miles, History, Ph.D., University of Washington-Seattle
(Social and cultural history of late Imperial China)

Jamie Newhard, ANELL, Ph.D., Columbia University
(Pre-modern Japanese literature)

Lori Watt, History and International Studies, Ph.D., Columbia University
(Modern East Asian history)

Adjunct Associate Professor

Michele Shoresman, Ph.D., University of Illinois
(Comparative education, China, Japan, and Korea)

Senior Lecturers

Xia Liang, ANELL, M.A., Beijing Normal University
(Chinese language)

Virginia S. Marcus, ANELL, M.A., University of Michigan
(Japanese language)

Judy Zhijun Mu, ANELL, Ph.D., Indiana University
(Chinese language)

Fengtao Wu, ANELL, M.A. Indiana University
(Chinese language)

Lecturers

Hiroo Aridome, ANELL, M.A., University of Minnesota
(Japanese language)

Wen-hui Chen, ANELL
(Chinese language)

Shino Hayashi, ANELL, M.A., University of Wisconsin, Madison
(Japanese language)

M. Mimi Kim, ANELL, Ed.D., University of San Francisco
(Korean language)

Chun-ying Lin, ANELL, M.A., National Taiwan Normal University
(Chinese language)

Ke Nie, ANELL
(Chinese language)

Wei Wang, ANELL, M.A., University of Minnesota
(Chinese language)

Visiting Lecturer

Adjunct Lecturer

Steven Owyoung, Curator of Asian Art (Retired)
Saint Louis Art Museum
(East Asian Art)

Post-Doctoral Fellows

Yufeng Mao, History, Ph.D., George Washington University
(Post-doctoral fellow in History)

Yaroslav Komarovski, Ph.D., University of Virginia
(Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Religious Studies)

East Asian Librarians

Tony Chang, M.L.S., University of California-Berkeley

Asako Shiba, M.L.S., University of Hawai'i, Manoa

Wai-man Suen, B.A., Hong Kong Baptist College

Professors Emeriti

George Hatch, History, Ph.D., University of Washington
Robert E. Morrell, ANELL, Ph.D., Stanford University
Laurence A. Schneider, History, Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley
James Shih, ANELL, Ph.D., University of California-Berkeley
John E. Walsh, Jr., Business, D.B.A., Harvard University

Staff

Krystel Mowery, East Asian Studies, M.A., Washington University
(EAS Administrative Assistant)

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AFFILIATED FACULTY

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Allan Bird, Japanese studies/management, Ph.D., University of Oregon
The Eiichi Shibusawa-Seigo Arai Professor of Japanese Studies
(Japanese management; cross-cultural business)

Susan Brownell, Anthropology, Ph.D., University of California, Santa Barbara
(International Business; sports and body culture)

Kathy Cochrane, International Studies, M.A., Washington University
(East Asian Studies, International and Multicultural Education)

Cody S. Ding, Education, Ph.D., University of Minnesota
(Comparative health behavior in children in China and the U.S.

Elizabeth Eckelkamp, Foreign Languages, M.A., Washington University
(Japanese language and culture)

Hung-Gay Fung, Ph.D., Georgia State University
The Dr. Y.S. Tsiang Professor of Chinese Studies, Chinese Studies
(International Finance and Banking)

Joel Glassman, Political Science/International Studies, Ph.D., University of Michigan
(U.S. Foreign Policy in East Asia)

David Griesedieck, Philosophy, M.A., Princeton University
(Indian and Chinese Philosophy)

Baorong Guo, Social Welfare, Ph.D., Washington University (Disability community in China; international development; comparative health and welfare policy)

John Henschke, Education, Ed.D., Boston University
(Adult education; exchange with China)

Winston Hsieh, History, Ph.D., Harvard University
(Rural entrepreneurship and Modern China)

Kuei Hsiang Hsueh, Nursing and Health Studies, Ph.D., University of Arizona
(Asian caregivers’ health; Chinese intergenerational relationships)

Julius H. Johnson, Jr. Management/international business, Ph.D., George Washington University
(International business; business in China; joint ventures in China)

Minsoo Kang, History, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles
(East Asian global history; Korean history)

Xingbo Li, Foreign languages, Ph.D., University of Texas-Austin
(Chinese language and culture; image of China and Chinese in modern Western literature; Comparative literature)

Richard Mitchell, History, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
(Human rights, censorship, judicial systems and Modern Japan)

Mark Pope, Counseling, Ed.D., University of San Francisco
(Multicultural career counseling in China, Malaysia and S.E. Asia; psychological assessment inventories across cultures)

Patricia Welch Saleeby, Social Welfare, Ph.D., Washington University
(Comparative disability policy-U.S. and Japan; international health system)

Uma A. Segal, Social Welfare, Ph.D., Washington University
(Asian-American acculturation; cross-national issues in family violence-especially India and Japan

James Shymansky, Science education, Ph.D., Florida State University
The E. Desmond Lee Family Professor of Science Education II
(Science education in China; science education)

Kim Song, Education, Ed.D., Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville
(Peace education in Korea)

Yan Tian, Communication, Ph.D., Temple University
(Digital divide between China and the U.S.)

Chikako Usui, Sociology, Ph.D., Stanford University
(Comparative political economy and Japanese business organizations)

Jina Yoo, Communication, Ph.D., Michigan State University
(Intercultural communications especially with Koreans and Korean-Americans)

Juliana Yuan, East Asian Art, M.A., University of Kansas
(Chinese painting; gardens; early Jesuit influence)

Gaiyan Zhang, Finance, Ph.D., University of California, Irvine (Finance, international finance, Chinese finance)