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Graduate Students « People

• If you have general questions about EALC graduate programs or applying to our programs, please contact the EALC Graduate Secretary, Lara Tokarski.
• New incoming graduate students for Fall 2012 are indicated by an asterisk. (*)

Current EALC Graduate Students:

Name Degree Study Area/ Research Interests Advisor Amanda Bates MA Japanese Modern Japanese Literature and Film Michiko Suzuki Dongchoel Bin PhD Chinese (ABD) Chinese art and calligraphy Robert Eno Christopher Blackburn MA East Asian Studies Contemporary China, International Relations, and East Asian political economy Scott O'Bryan David Boyd PhD Chinese (ABD) Chinese thought and religion Robert Eno Jonathan Bratt* MA East Asian Studies Chinese studies Sara Friedman Jingjing Cai PhD Chinese Early Modern Chinese Literature Manling Luo Hyo-Kyung Choi PhD Japanese (ABD) Early Modern Japanese History, Arai Hakuseki,  Early modern cross-cultural contacts Richard Rubinger Chiao-Mei Chu MA Chinese Chinese Language Pedagogy Charles Lin Laura Corser MA East Asian Studies Japan, North Korea, South Korea, sociopolitical relations, nationalism, bilateral tensions, defector issues Heon Joo Jung Jude Coulter-Pultz* MA East Asian Studies Japanese mythology, folklore, minority studies Scott O'Bryan Nicole Dabney MA Chinese Chinese Linguistics, Chinese Language Pedagogy Hyo Sang Lee Allison Darmody MA Japanese Classical Japanese literature, folklore and setsuwa tales. Edith Sarra Michael Evans PhD Chinese Chinese Studies, disputed regions Gardner Bovingdon Ali Frauman MA Japanese Classical Japanese literature and Japanese religion Edith Sarra Susan Furukawa PhD Japanese (ABD) Japanese Historical Fiction Richard Rubinger Kimberly Gaugler MA East Asian Studies Modern China, International Relations Scott Kennedy Jaime Goldman* MA East Asian Studies Japanese History and Folklore Richard Rubinger Jessica Harding MA Chinese Chinese Linguistics Charles Lin Beth Holcombe MA East Asian Studies Modern China, Chinese Education Heidi Ross Cynthia Jefferies MA East Asian Studies Chinese studies,journalism Scott Kennedy David Kendall* MA East Asian Studies Korean government efforts to promote national image Heon Joo Jung Kaleem Kheshgi MA East Asian Studies Japanese Studies, Japanese art and music Gregory Kasza Amy Klouse* MA Japanese Japanese Pedagogy, Modern Japanese History and Literature Keiko Kuriyama Stephan Kory PhD Chinese (ABD) Classical Chinese literature; East Asian religious traditions; divination and mantic culture Robert Eno/ Stephen Bokenkamp (ASU) Yi-Lu Kuo MA Chinese and PhD in Literacy, Culture and Language Education Chinese Pedagogy, TESOL, Language Testing, Critical Literacy Hyo Sang Lee Meng Liu MA Chinese Chinese Language Pedagogy Charles Lin Levko Luchuk MA Japanese Japanese Language, linguistics, anime Natsuko Tsujimura Aaron Lundberg MA East Asian Studies Modern China Scott Kennedy Vera Marinova MA East Asian Studies/MPA Modern China   Kaitlin McCloughan MA East Asian Studies Chinese politics and international relations Scott Kennedy Kellie Mendenhall* MA Japanese Japanese History Scott O'Bryan Jim Nagler MA Chinese Flagship Chinese Flagship Program, Ancient and Modern China Scott O'Bryan Fang Pan MA Chinese Chinese Language Pedagogy Keiko Kuriyama Joannah Peterson PhD Japanese Japanese Literature, Tale of Genji Edith Sarra Jonathan Pettit PhD Chinese and Religious Studies (ABD) Chinese thought and Religion Robert Eno John Quarles MA Japanese Japanese orthography Richard Rubinger Anthony Ross* MA East Asian Studies Korean Studies Michael Robinson Sumiyo Shimada MA Japanese Japanese Language Pedagogy Keiko Kuriyama Thomas Stock MA East Asian Studies North Korean history and thought Michael Robinson Kimble Stohry MA East Asian Studies Korean Studies Michael Robinson Alexander Wald* MA Chinese Flagship Chinese Flagship Program, Public Health Vivian Ling Allessandra Watson MA East Asian Studies Japanese Studies Scott O'Bryan Matthew Winter MA Chinese Chinese language pedagogy, Chinese cursive script, sociolinguistics, the Chinese language reform movement Charles Lin Jihyeon Won MA East Asian Studies Chinese Politics and East Asian Political Economy Heon Joo Jung Laura Woods MA Japanese Japanese language and linguistics Natsuko Tsujimura Pei-Shan Yu MA Chinese Chinese Language Pedagogy Keiko Kuriyama

Recent EALC Alumni

Name Degree/ Graduation Date Thesis/Disseration/Final Project Title Advisor Jamie Burnett MA Chinese June 2011 Discrimination, Personal Choice and Avalanche: Explanations for Women's Participation in the Chinese Legal Profession Ethan Michelson Fan Fan MA Chinese Pedagogy June 2011 An Analysis of the Chinese Placement Test in the Chinese Program at Indiana University Jennifer Liu Alicia Fehring MA East Asian Studies - China Focus May 2010 Chinese Engagement in Africa: Patterns of the Past and Possibilities for the Future Klaus Mühlhahn Xiaoqin Gu MA Chinese Pedagogy July 2011 A Pragmatic-Focused Evaluation of First and Second Year Chinese Textbooks Jennifer Liu Jian Guo MA Chinese Pedagogy August 2010 A Course Design to Improve Chinese Pronunciation of Intermediate/Advanced Learners Jennifer Liu Michelle Hertzfeld MA East Asian Studies /SPEA MPA - China Focus August 2010 Is Chinese Drylands Policy a Multi-Stakeholder Platform? Scott Kennedy JaeYun Kim MA East Asian Studies - Korea Focus May 2010 Tracing the History of Militarization of South Korea Michael Robinson Seok Lee MA East Asian Studies Korea Focus June 2010 Regionalism Between P'yŏngan and Kiho Michael Robinson Yu Liu MA Chinese Pedaogy August 2010 How do Heritage Learners' Motivation and Needs Influence Curriculum Design in Chinese Teaching at Indiana University Bloomington? Jennifer Liu Emily Mathes MA Japanese August 2011 Fiction and Reality in Tsushima Yuko's "Suifu" (The Water Kingdom): A Translation and Critical Essay Michiko Suzuki Brandon Oland MA East Asian Studies - China Focus August 2011 Discretionary Authority in China's Political Economy Scott Kennedy Jennifer Pearl MA East Asian Studies /SPEA MPA - China Focus December 2010 Biogas Toilets and Public Health: Flush with Opportunity in China? Scott Kennedy Joanne Quimby PhD Japanese May 2010 Narratives of Sexuality and Embodiment: Performative Identities and Abject Agency in Contemporary Fiction and Prose by Japanese Women Writers Edith Sarra Chris Rogers MA Japanese Pedagogy June 2010 Characteristic Strengths and Weaknesses of Native and Non-Native Speaker Teachers of Japanese as Seen by Their Students Keiko Kuriyama Liyan Shen PhD Chinese and Comparative Literature September 2011 The Poetics of Creative Emptiness David Hertz Eugene Eoyang Irene Somyk MA Chinese Pedagogy December 2010 Student and Teacher Perceptions of LinguaFolio: Alternative Assessment in the Secondary Foreign Language Classroom Jennifer Liu Joohee Suh MA Chinese August 2011 The Last Man of Loyalty in China: The Life and Controversy of Zhao Erfeng Klaus Mühlhahn Laura Waiss MA Japanese June 2011 War and Woodblocks: Japan's Portrayal if the Enemy in Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese War Prints Richard Rubinger

 

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