Graduate StudentB.A., Anthropology (China Studies, American Indian Studies), University of Washington, 2012＋8613916535074rachelnl@uw.eduPDL B10Office Hours: Dissertation Research Abroad in Shanghai for 2018-2019 Academic YearFields of Interest Critical Theory East Asian Education Ethnography Identity Institutions North American Socialism and Post-Socialism Sociocultural Anthropology Urban Studies Background and ExperienceSummaryTransnational education and global subjectivities, knowledge economies and academic labor, theories of value, universities in China, modern Chinese history. Professional Affiliations: Institute of International and Comparative Education at East China Normal UniversityAffiliated Departments: Asian Languages & LiteratureEnglishNear Eastern Languages & CivilizationJackson School of International StudiesCenter for Global StudiesChina StudiesEast Asia Center Research Graduate, Predissertation Pilot Awards Lee, Rachel Naomi. Cosmopolitanism for Credit: Learning Global Dispositions at Transnational Universities in China. Pilot Research. 2016 Adviser: Ann S. Anagnost, Adviser: Stevan Harrell Graduate, Dissertations Lee, Rachel Naomi. Startup Universities: Teaching "Innovation" in China's Transnational Education. Dissertation (Ongoing) Adviser: Ann S. Anagnost, Adviser: Stevan Harrell Courses TaughtAdditional CoursesTeaching Assistant Autumn 2014 ANTH 101 AA, AE: Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology Winter 2015 ANTH 209 AB, AD: Anthropology through Visual Media Spring 2015 AES 151 AB, AD: Identities, Culture, and Power Across American Ethnic Groups Primary Instructor Autumn 2017 ENGL 199 H: Interdisciplinary Writing Spring 2018 ENGL 298 F: Interdisciplinary Writing News & Events Related News Students | Alumni News 2017 Jun 8, 2017 Student | Alumni News 2016 Jun 16, 2016 Student | Alumni News 2015 May 1, 2015 Share: Print PDF
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