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Sociocultural Anthropology

·         Consummate professional who is passionate about sociocultural anthropology.

·         Innovative researcher devoted to observation, methodology, and sociocultural approaches.

·         Published author, excellent student of language, and witness to Asian activism.

·         Master of Arts in East Asian Studies, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 2003
EMPHASIS: Religious and political movements in China and transnational Chinese communities, recent and 20^th Century, policies on activism.
THESIS: Huaqio and Subject-making in a Transnational Cultivation Sect

·         Master of Arts in Philosophy, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, 1998
EMPHASIS:  Political philosophy, Ethics, Phenomenology, Post-structuralism, Buber, Foucault, Habermas
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·         Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Psychology, Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC, 1994
EMPHASIS: Interdisciplinary seminars, psychology, religious studies, and music.
SENIOR HONORS THESIS: Community and Structure in Religious Movements, with examples from Hasidism

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·         Mandarin Language/Culture Study, Center for Chinese Language and Culture, Taipei, Taiwan, 2001-2002
FOCUS:  Mandarin program, Taiwan Temples, musical instruments, Tiaji uan, Weiqi

·         Anthropology Preparation and Exploration, University of North Carolina, Chappel Hill, NC, 1998-2000
COURSEWORK:  Anthropology: Imperialism, Transnationalism, Environmental movement, political ecology

·         Summer, year fellowships for Mandarin Study in Taiwan, 2001-2002

·         Departmental Fellowship, Center for East Asian Studies, Stanford, 2000-2001

·         Graduate Assistantship, Northern Illinois University, 1997-1998

·         Presidential Scholarship, Gardner-Webb University, 1990-1994

·         Honors placement, Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC, 1990-1994  

·         Huggins Award for Most Outstanding Male Graduate, Gardner-Webb University, 1994

·         Theater Acting awards, Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC, 1993-1994

·         Magna Cum Laude, Gardner-Webb University, Boiling Springs, NC, 1994

Masters Thesis Fieldwork, People’s Republic of China, Taiwan, U.S.-based Chinese Communities, 2003

·         Traveled to the Republic of China and Taiwan to conduct sociocultural anthropological field research among the people of China and Taiwan over a fifteen month period for impartial observation of the culture.

·         In the United States, conducted 15 semi-structured interviews and 6 months observation of outdoor practices, protests, and regional and local meetings.

·         Utilized and followed human subjects protocol using oral consent script.

·         Evaluated and analyzed data, and prepared and submitted successful Masters thesis.

English Tutor, Taipei, Taiwan, 2001-2002

·         Instructed Taiwanese students in English for reading comprehension, writing, and fluency.

·         Demonstrated superior communication and interpersonal skills in working with students to ensure understanding and success in speaking English.

Graduate Research Assistant, Center for East Asian Studies, Stanford University, 2000-2002

·         Applied academic knowledge and excellent organization talents toward assisting faculty with library research, archiving, and critiquing of anthropology essays.

Instructor, Durham Technical Community College, Durham, NC, 1998, 1999

·         Taught the Introduction to Ethics courses to classes of up to 150 students.

·         Proactively defined methods, developed curriculum and designed and distributed all course materials.

·         Innovatively established discussion groups and assigned group projects in addition to assigning and grading short essay assignments.

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Graduate Teaching Assistant, Northern Illinois University, DeKalb, IL, 1995-1997

·         Taught specific graduate courses in the absence of the professor and performed all teaching assistant responsibilities.

·         Handed out course assignments and graded papers.

·         Philosophy Honor Society, 1998

·         Alpha Chi Honor Society, 1993-1994

·         English, native

·         Mandarin Chinese, advanced

·         Spanish, basic

Sales and Service Representative, T-Mobile USA, Redwood City, CA, 2004-2005

·         Strategically applied consultative sales toward driving client acquisition and retention.

·         Demonstrated equal ability at generating leads, referrals and revenue as overall account management using spreadsheets and data entry.

·         Facilitate risk management by delivering high levels of customer satisfaction through evaluation and resolution of service issues.

Sales Associate, University Mall, Chappel Hill, NC, 1999-2000

·         Delivered POS marketing campaigns and appealing merchandising that resulted in product sales.

·         Performed inventory management, security and controls on a daily basis.

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·         Name, A. (2001), TITLE, Chinese Politics: the Era of Reform, Stanford.

·         Name, A. (2001), TITLE,  Seminar paper for Chinese History, Stanford.

·         Name, A. (2001), TITLE, seminar paper for Global Politics of Human Rights, Stanford.

·         Name, A. (1999), TITLE, for Anthropology of the Body and Subject, UNC.

·         Name, A. (1999), TITLE, for Environmental Consciousness and Action, UNC.

·         Name, A. (1998), TITLE, for Imperialism, UNC.

·         Name, A. (1998), TITLE, seminar paper for Communication Studies seminar, UNC.

·         Name, A. (1998), TITLE, seminar paper for “Problems of Self”, philosophy seminar

·         Name, A. (1994), TITLE, Senior honors thesis, Boiling Springs, NC