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Teaching

This is a brief overview of the courses I teach now, as well as those I have designed and taught in the past. Syllabi available upon request.

Pepperdine University, 2024-

ASIA305: Survey of East Asia

ASIA/HIST 330: Traditional Chinese Culture

ASIA/HIST331: Modern Chinese History

ASIA499: Directed Study (Modern Chinese FIlm)

(small undergraduate lecture- and discussion-based courses)

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Stanford University, 2019-2023

EASTASN261/361: War and the Making of Modern China

(mixed undergraduate and graduate seminar)

COLLEGE107/THINK65: Preventing Human Exinction

COLLEGE102: Citizenship in the 21st Century

COLLEGE101: Why College?

THINK55: Understanding Modern China Through Film

THINK60: American Enemies

(first year seminars and discussion sections for large lecture courses)

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University of California, Berkeley, 2010-2024

History 116D: Twentieth-century China

(undergraduate lecture course)

History 103F: War and State Violence in the Making of Modern China

History R1B: Ethnicity, Nationalism, and History in Modern East Asia

(undergraduate seminars)

Political Economy 101: Contemporary Theories of Political Economy

International Area Studies 45: Survey of World History

History 6B: History of China, Mongols to Mao

History 6A: History of China, Origins to the Mongol Conquest

(discussion sections for large lecture courses)

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University of San Francisco, 2015-2023

Asia Pacific Studies 601: Asia Pacific Histories and Modernities

(core graduate seminar for MA in Asia Pacific Studies)

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San Francisco State University, 2022

HIST362: Modern China

(asynchronous online lecture course)

Painted Ladies Houses

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