| |
Ph.D., Central University of Nationalities
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Dr. Bilik received his Ph.D. in linguistic anthropology and an M.A. in ethnology from China's Central Institute of Nationalities. He spent a year at Cambridge University attached to the Mongolian and Inner Asia Studies Unit. He was also a research fellow of the Common Security Forum at King's College, Cambridge.
Click here for full CV > |
|
Ph.D., University of British Columbia
National Women's University
Dr. Chen is currently an adjunct professor in the Department of Women's Studies at the National Women's University of China and a professor at the Institute of Gender and Social Development Studies at Tian Jin Normal University. She was also the Gender advisor of the UN Development Fund for Women from 1998-2003.
Click here for full CV > |
|
M.A., Renmin University of China (RUC)
Tsinghua University
In addition to his role as dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the director of the Department of Sociology at Tsinghua University, Professor Li is a professor of sociology and an executive director of the Social Research Center at RUC. He has been a visiting professor and lecturer at many universities around the world including Harvard University, Yale University, and the University of Chicago. Click here for full CV > |
|
| |
Ph.D., Stanford University
Stanford University
A linguist and professor of Asian Studies, Dr. Patent was the Inaugural Director for the Stanford Bing Overseas Studies Program. He has teaching experience in Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, and Peking University.
Click here for full CV > |
|
Ph.D., University of Rochester
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)
Dr. Weng teaches ethnology at the Institute of Nationality Studies at CASS and is the director of the Department of Anthropology and Culture. Prior to that appointment he taught ethnology and history at Beijing Normal University. He is also the lead researcher for a Ford Foundation-funded project on the construction of the Nanning-Kunming Railroad and the socio-cultural changes of the minorities along the line.
Click here for full CV > |
|
Ph.D., Central University of Nationalities
Central University of Nationalities
Prior to his appointment at the Central University of Nationalities, Dr. Zhang was a Fulbright scholar in the department of anthropology at Stanford University. He has done ethnological fieldwork with Yi, Muslim, Tibetan, and numerous other minorities in China. He was also the consultant on anthropology to the Ford Foundation in China and to the Chinese State Commission.
Click here for full CV > |
|