Academic Year 102-

Special Topics for Seniors—Drama

Oral Training (2 classes)

Upper Intermediate Writing (2 classes)

Academic Year 101-

Public Speaking/ Speech (2 classes) (semesters 1 and 2)

Special Topics for Seniors—Drama (semesters 1 and 2)

Upper Intermediate Writing (semesters 1 and 2)

Oral Training (semesters 1 and 2)

Academic Year 100-

Public Speaking/ Speech (2 classes) (semesters 1 and 2)

Upper Intermediate Writing (semesters 1 and 2)

Listening/ Speaking (semesters 1 and 2)

Pronunciation (semester 1)

Vocabulary (semester 2)

Academic Year 101-

Judge/ evaluator, Special Topics for Seniors Thesis Presentations (May 8, 2013).

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Research Discussion Group, Cultural Studies Group, Coordinator

International Exchanges Group, Member

English Corner. Instructor and evaluato

Speaking and Writing Curriculum Subcommittees, Member.

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Class Advisor, Class 4B

Department MOE evaluation report committee (Category 5)

Speaking and Writing Curriculum Subcommittees, Member

English Corner, Voxopop Online Project: Evaluator, Instructor.

Department Hiring and Review Committee, Member

Simulated /Mock English-language Interviews and Evaluations, Ling Tung Senior High School (April 3, 2013).

Reception and promotion—Parents’ Lounge (April 13, 2013).

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Class Advisor, Class 4A

Member, Library Development Committee

Faculty Coordinator, USC English-language Newspaper

Member, Departmental Committees: Hiring Review; Academic Development; Department Development

Member, Department Curriculum Subcommittees: Listening, Speaking, Writing

Simulated/Mock Interview Evaluator, Ling Tung High School, Taichung (March 31, 2011).External Examiner, Hong Kong Research Grants Council.

◆“Confucius and the Lady in Question: Power Politics, Cultural Production and the Performance of Confucius Saw Nanzi in China in 1929” in Twentieth-Century China 36, 1 (Jan., 2011): 23-43. First on the “Top Articles” list for Twentieth Century China issued by the publisher (Maney Publishing, UK, 2011-2012.

◆“Contagion of Laughter: The Rise of the Humor Phenomenon in Shanghai in the 1930’s” in positions: east asian cultures critique (Durham NC, USA: Duke University Press). Spring 2007, Volume 15.1: 137-163. ISSN 1067-9847. AHCI (Arts and Humanities Citation Index) publication; given recognition on the monthly updated list of “The 50 Most Frequently Read Articles” (in positions) April 2007, May 2007, July 2007 and May 2009.

◆“Lin Yutang and the Criticism of Criticism of Criticism: Self-Expression in Modern China and America”: International Conference on the Cross-cultural Legacy of Lin Yutang in China and America. City University of Hong Kong, Department of Chinese Translation and Linguistics, 19-20 December 2011

◆“Lin Yutang and China in the 1920’s: Humor, Tragicomedy and the New Woman” in Zhou Zhiping, et al. Kuayue yu qianjin—Cong Lin Yutang yanjiu kan wenhua de xiangrong/xianghan guoji xueshu yantaohui lunwen ji (Proceedings of A Stride Over/Forward, Cultural Fusion/Function in the Study of Lin Yutang International Conference[at Soochow University]) (Taipei:Lin Yutang guju/ Lin Yutang House, 2007) (English with Chinese translation), 85-142.

◆“Tragicomedy in Shandong” in proceedings of the Shift_Creativity@Management.2004 Conference Kaohsiung: Shih Chien University, 2004. ISBN: 957-9129-29-0

◆“Lao She, Henri Bergson and the Machine: Literary Portrayals of the Coming of the Machine Age in China in the 1930’s” in proceedings of The Fifth Annual Conference on Academics and Praxis at Shih Chien University (Taipei: Shih Chien University, 2002), Volume II, Section I-E1.

◆“Contagion of Laughter: The Genesis of the ‘Humor’ Phenomenon of China in the 1930’s” in proceedings of The Fourth Annual Conference on Academics and Praxis at Shih Chien University (Taipei: Shih Chien University, 2001). Volume II, Section I-C1.

◆The Phantom of the Clock: Laughter and the Time of Life in the Writings of Qian Zhongshu and His Contemporaries” in Jocelyn Chey and Jessica Milner Davis, eds. Humour in Chinese Life and Culture: Resistance and Control in Modern Times ( Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2013), 23-45. ISBN 978-988-8139-24-8.

◆Book Chapter: “Lin Yutang’s Criticism of Criticism of Criticism: Self-Expression in China and America” (University of California Press)

◆Conference Paper on writer Qian Zhongshu in Wuxi, China (March 24-26, 2014). Jointly sponsored by Jiangnan University and Exeter College, Oxford University

Academica Sinica and Tamkang University (Libraries)—Ph.D. dissertation, “The Life and Times of Lin Yutang” (Columbia University) included in library collections.