Field of study: China

Emory University, B.A. in Art History and Philosophy & Religion, 2025

Tibet: Dharma; Interaction among humans, things, and deities

Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026

Georgetown University, B.S.F.S. International Political Economy, 2025

China: security studies, China-Southeast Asia relations, modern Chinese history, political economy

Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026

Harvard College, A.B. Government and East Asian Studies Double, May 2026

China and Singapore: Urban governance and development, Ageing urbanism, Housing policy, Social infrastructure, Sinophone...

George Washington University, B.A. in History and International Affairs with concentration in Asia, 2024

China/Global: Social history of the Canton System, New Englander merchant networks in China, transimperial history, global and maritime history, public...

Stanford University, B.A. Political Science, Honors in International Security Studies, 2025

China: political role of firms; international trade and foreign investment; state-business relations.

Matthew Wild is a scholar of Chinese literature whose research focuses on classical poetry, with special interests in print culture, performance, traditional literary criticism, and the history of textual scholarship. His current book manuscript Singing...

Kwok-leong Tang is the Digital China Fellow of the Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies and a Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations lecturer. Kwok-leong received his Ph.D. in history and Asian Studies from the Pennsylvania State University...

Leonard W. J. van der Kuijp is Professor of Tibetan and Himalayan Studies and chairs the Committee on Inner Asian and Altaic Studies. Best known for his studies of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist thought, he is the author of numerous works. Recent publications...

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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026

NYU Shanghai, B.A. Social Science (Sociology Concentration), 2024

China: film, media, and communication technologies; migrant labor; political economy; political theory.

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Harvard University, AM, Regional Studies East Asia, May 2026

Wuhan University, B.A. Philosophy, 2024

China: linguistic and semiotic anthropology; social philosophy; epistemology; public health; social work