Interdisciplinary Scholar, Teaching Fellow, and Podcast Host
I am an interdisciplinary scholar of East Asian Humanities and Comparative Literature from Taiwan. My research focuses on colonial legacy, nativist movements, and diaspora history in inter-Asian and transpacific contexts. I teach literature, cinema, critical theory, history, and Chinese language in universities. I am also a podcast host in the East Asian Studies New Books Network.
Education
- Ph.D. (Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture), University of Southern California
- M.A. (English), National Taiwan Normal University
- B.A. (English), National Taiwan Normal University
Academic Positions
- Postdoctoral Scholar and Teaching Fellow, East Asian Studies Center, University of Southern California, Fall 2020-present
- Senior Lecturer, Chinese Program, Center for Language Studies, Beloit College, Summer 2020
- Lecturer, Department of Asian Pacific American Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Spring 2020
Professional Service
- Member, Committee of Asian and Asian American Thematic Curriculum, USC Asian Pacific Islander Faculty and Staff Association, 2021-present
- Member, Committee of Formal Mentorship, Research, Teaching, Practice, and Clinical Track Caucus & Part-time Faculty Caucus, USC Dornsife Faculty Council, 2020-2021
- Awards Committee Member, Nelson Brooks Award for Excellence in the Teaching of Culture, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, 2020
- International Cultural Ambassador, USC Joint Educational Project, 2017
- Treasurer, Graduates Studying East Asia, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, USC, 2016-2018
- Member, International Students Concerns Committee, USC Graduate Student Government, 2014
Languages
- Mandarin Chinese: native
- Taiwanese Hokkien: native
- English: near native
- Japanese: fluent
- Classical Chinese: reading proficient
Links
- Faculty Profile in the East Asian Studies Center at the University of Southern California
- Award Announcement of The Floyd Covington Fellowship: Primary Source Research for Social Justice
- Host Profile on the New Books Network