Dr. Eric Hayot
Associate Professor of Comparative Literature

Dr. Alexander C.Y. Huang
Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature
Advisor to the Chinese Minor
Coordinator, Chinese Program
Liaison, Education Abroad Programs in
       Shanghai, Taipei, Beijing, & Singapore

Ms. Liana Chen
Lecturer in Chinese
Coordinator, Chinese Curriculum
Supervisor of the Internship Program
Supervisor of Lecturers & Graduate Instructors

Ms. Iris Di
Lecturer in Chinese
Contact for Proficiency Certification in Mandarin

Dr. David Atwill, Assistant Professor of History
Ms. Jade Atwill, Asian Studies Librarian
Dr. Erica Brindley, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies and History
Dr. Jonathan Farris, Assistant Professor of Art History
Dr. Fariborz Ghadar, William A. Schreyer Professor of Global Management Policies
Dr. Ronnie Po-chia Hsia, Edwin Earle Sparks Professor of History and Religious Studies
Dr. Quan Li, Associate Professor of Political Science
Dr. Xiaofei Lu, Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics
Dr. Duarte B. Morais, Assistant Professor of Recreation, Park and Tourism Management
Dr. On-cho Ng, Associate Professor of History and Religious Studies
Dr. Richard Nicols, Professor of Theatre Arts
Dr. Suet-ling Pong, Professor of Education, Sociology and Demography
Dr. Stephanie Springgay, Assistant Professor of Art Education & Women's Studies
Dr. Hoi K. Suen, Distinguished Professor of Educational Psychology
Dr. Xiaoye You, Assistant Professor of English (Chinese & English rhetoric and composition theories)

Kyle Anderson
PhD student in Comparative Literature
Languages: Chinese, Italian, Spanish, French
(Travelogue chronicling his Taiwan sojourn)

Deberniere J. Torrey
PhD student in Comparative Literature
Languages: Chinese, Korean, French

Sunny Tien Yuk
PhD student in Comparative Literature
Contact for Proficiency Certification in Cantonese
Languages: Chinese, German, Cantonese

Grace Wu
PhD student in Comparative Literature

Amber Navarre
Lecturer in Chinese

Ms. Donghua Gu
Lecturer in Chinese, Summer & Academic Year

Xin Wei
PhD student in Comparative Literature
Lecturer in Chinese, Summer Program
Languages: Korean, Chinese, Japanese

Ying Wang
Lecturer in Chinese, Summer Program
Languages: French, Chinese

Ya-lun Tsao
Graduate student in Education

David Hur
Kalilah Cummings
Drew Johnson

	Tammy Jinghui Wang, Visiting PhD student in Comparative Literature (Tsinghua University, Beijing)
	Kerrie Pei-yu Chen and Chelsea Kai-hsien Wei, Exchange undergraduate students (Chi-Nan University, Taiwan)

Click here to read Penn State students' experience and tips for studying Chinese.

Daniel Addyson
Alejandro Ardiles, marketing internship with Siemens China Inc. in Beijing; studied abroad at East China Normal University in Shanghai in 2007

Brittany Billingsley, admission to the MA program in International Policy at the Monterey institute of International Studies with a merit-based scholarship ($ 20,000, 2008-2010); internship (summer 2007) in the State Department in the Foreign Service Institute; studied at the IES Beijing study abroad program in Fall 2006; received a $ 500 study abroad scholarship from Penn State's Committee on East Asian Studies

Britta L. Carlson
Daniel Cederberg
Angela Chen
Carlos E. Cordova
Dennis Di Giambattista
Alan Ding
Kathryn Fieldhouse
Eric Haffner
Christie Irish

Jenny Jou (2007 summer instructor in Chinese, Concordia Language Villages, a program of Concordia College, Minnesota)

Yongmi Jung
Lu Kang

Sachie Koizumi, internship at the Japanese Embassy in Washington D.C. in summer 2007

Erin Kovacs
Jonathan Krajack
Candie Lai

James Laraia (Freeman Asia scholarship, the Whole World Scholarship, the Grant In Aid and the Bowman travel grant from CIEE to study in Shanghai)

Matthew Lee
Noah Lichtenstein

Michael Long (Gilman Scholarship from the State Department, USD $ 10,000, to study abroad in Beijing 2006-2007; John K. Henne Scholarship for International Study, Penn State Erie; co-coordinated a Chinese/American Philosophy forum in China) See Penn State News.

Zachary I. Matush
Jessica Mayhew
Adam McCormack (6-month internship with I.B.M. in Boston, June - December 2007)

Brendan McMonagle (admitted with fellowship to the Chinese Flagship Program at the Brigham Young University 2007-2009; winner of a $ 5,000 Freeman Asia scholarship and a $ 4,500 U.S. Department of Education scholarship to study in Taiwan; admitted to a competitive summer program at the National Taiwan University)

Josh Melin
Daniel C. Michalsky
Grant Miller
Irina Mushiyakh
Woo-Yeon Park
Pei Pei

Alexia K. Rozmus, studied at the AIFS program at Nanjing University (spring 2007)

Ethan Snair
Peter Vining

Shiqi Wu (graduated June 2006, admitted to the MA program in East Asian Studies at Columbia University)

Sky Yang
David J. Zwick

Click here to view students who have graduated
Click here to view pending Minor applicants

Click here to read Penn State students' experience and tips for studying Chinese.

	Grace Chen (Chen, Yiu-Jung) Sophomore in Business Management major, speaks Taiwanese, Mandarin Chinese, and German. She loves to travel, listen to music, watch drams (Japanese, Taiwanese, Korean drams) and meet people from different countries.
	Jason Fan Sophomore in Supply Chain; he enjoys both the teaching and learning experience provided by the internship program.
	Ryan Foster Ryan is a senior majoring in IST. He has strong interests in computer programming, and East Asian cultures and languages. He is currently studying Chinese and serving as a webmaster for the Chinese program.
	Lizzy Fustos Senior majoring in Economics, French, International Studies and minoring in Chinese. Studied in China during the summer of 2007, living in Chengde and Beijing. Also enjoyed traveling to Shanghai and Inner Mongolia.
	Jenny Jou senior majoring in East Asian Studies with a Chinese minor; studied in Taiwan at National Chengchi University last fall; enjoys music, cooking, and dancing!
	Michael Long Political Science and International Studies concurrent major, Chinese Minor. Studied at Beijing Foreign Studies University for one year (2006-2007) and lived in central Beijing with a Chinese family.
	Karen Lu Junior in Finance; Studied in Taipei; Speaks both Mandarin and Cantonese; Loves to share Chinese culture; Interest: travel, ballroom dance, music, and great food!
	Amy Ly I'm a sophomore majoring in Human Development and Family Studies. I enjoy watching Asian dramas during my free time, arts & crafts and computer graphics.
	Jessica Mayhew studied in Beijing; Supply Chain major with minors in International Business and Chinese; traveled extensively throughout China; enjoyed traveling (especially in Asia) and eating things she can't pronounce.
	Grant Miller My name is Grant Miller and I am a senior majoring in English. I studied abroad in Beijing in the summer of 2007 and really enjoy practicing Chinese, both writing and speaking. I also enjoy the programming offered by the chinese department.
	Robert Peng Senior in IST and Japanese; born in Costa Rica. Can speak Mandarin, Spanish and Japanese. Love to learn about anything and everything. Not enough time to learn all the things I want.
	Rosie Qin She is a freshman majoring in science. She likes skating, watching LOST and is also very excited to visit China this summer.
	Jack Sun Jack Sun is a junior double majoring in Finance and Economics with a minor in Chinese at Penn State. He has been with the Chinese Program since freshman year and is in charge of the Chinese Cultural Workshops. Jack was born in China and enjoys traveling.
	Chunli Wu Life Science major; She loves to share Chinese culture, as well as dancing, swimming, Karaoke and ice skating.
	Shao Yan (Judy) Zhang I'm a junior and I'm a supply chain major, second semester tutoring Chinese. I really enjoy this internship program. It give me oppoutunity to teach and learn Chinese.