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Wellington Koo Institute for China in World History

Wellington Koo Institute for China in World HistoryWellington Koo Institute for China in World HistoryWellington Koo Institute for China in World History

Advisory Board, Director, Faculty and Students

In Flanders Fields Museum, Ypres, Belgium

People

Advisory Board (in alphabetic order): 

Emily Baum (UC Irvine), Connie Shemo (SUNY Plattsburgh),  Kristin Stapleton (SUNY Buffalo), Richard Madsen (UC San Diego),  Timothy Wright (University of Sheffield), Xiaoqun Xu (Christopher Newport University) 


Director: 

Professor Dong WANG, Ph.D., Ph.D. 

Book editor, Podcaster, Research Associate at the Harvard Fairbank Center since 2002, Elected fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland & member of the Royal Institute of International Affairs London  

For more information about Dr. Wang and her scholarly work, click on the link.


(Photo: Dr.  Dominiek Dendooven,  In Flanders Fields Museum, Belgium)  


Faculty Members (in alphabetic order):

Antonio ZAPATA

Dong WANG

Rajiv RANJAN

Tugrul KESKIN

 

Regular and Visiting M.A. and Ph.D. Students and Assistants:

Alice COLANTONI

Anastacy PIAN  

Belvy Naa Teide OFORI

Bunlay SUY

Fred SSENYANGE

Galen FORD

Jian WANG

Jihoon CHUN

Kaiyin CHAN

Kung KIM

Luxia GUO

Marco LUISI 

Mert BULUT

Nhung TRAN

Peng SUN

Phrohorsrithy PHANN

Roland LIVENS

Selim Han  YENIACUN 

Shan LIANG

Shengling LI 

Shuang LIANG

Sivmey SRENG

Viktorija VINTERE 

Xiaoyun SHI

Yaming CAI 

Zhigang YU

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