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Juliet Nelson

San Pedro, CA,CA

Summary

Dynamic educator with a Ph.D. in Chinese Language and Literature. Skilled in archival research and curriculum development, aiming to develop innovative curricula and conduct in-depth research from fresh perspectives. Committed to delivering impact educational experiences that promote critical engagement with Chinese Language and Literature.

Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Ph.D in Chinese Language and Literature Education

The University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong
09.2011 - 08.2015

1. Advanced Coursework and Language Training

  • Core Seminars: Took courses focusing on literary and cultural traditions ranging from pre-modern/classical texts to late imperial and contemporary literature.
  • Language Proficiency: Perfected reading and analytical skills in Classical Chinese and modern Chinese.
  • Interdisciplinary Studies: Completed coursework in critical theory, cultural studies, and comparative literature.

2. Qualifying Examinations

  • After completing coursework, took comprehensive written and oral exams. These tested familiarity with the fundamental canon of Chinese literature, core secondary scholarship, and with a specific sub-field with a focus on Eileen Chang, one of the most widely read and critically acclaimed writers in the Chinese-speaking world.

3. The Dissertation

  • Developed a specialized research proposal to study the relationship between Eileen Chang's educational agenda and her literary construction.
  • Conducted archival research, analyzed primary texts, and engaged with critical theory.
  • Wrote and defended an original doctoral dissertation—essentially a book-length manuscript contributing new scholarship to the field.

4. Teaching and Service

  • Teaching Assistantships: Assisted professors with grading, led undergraduate discussion sections, and taught introductory Chinese language and literature classes.
  • Academic Development: Presented research at academic conferences, published articles in peer-reviewed journals and fictions in novel journals, and networked with scholars across East Asian Languages and Civilizations (EALC) departments.

5. The Primary Language at The University of Hong Kong is English, and the dissertation is composed in English.

Assistant Professor

The University of Nanjing
Nanjing, People's Republic Of China
08.2010 - 06.2011
  • Developed and implemented innovative course curricula enhancing student engagement and learning outcomes, which includes The Introduction of Chinese New Wave Cinema, and Chinese documentary cinema after 1980s.
  • Conducted research in specialized fields such as Chinese contemporary literature and Chinese new cinema, contributing to academic publications and conference presentations.
  • Mentored undergraduate and graduate students, providing guidance on academic progress, career paths, and thesis composition.
  • Collaborated with faculty to design interdisciplinary programs fostering cross-departmental partnerships.
  • The primary language is Chinese.

On Camera Reporter

Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation
Nanjing, Jiangsu, People's Republic Of China
09.2006 - 08.2007
  • Delivered engaging on-camera reports and live breaking news field-updates under tight deadlines.
  • Conducted in-depth interviews with key stakeholders to gather insights and enhance storytelling quality.
  • Produced compelling news articles covering local events, ensuring accuracy and adherence to deadlines.
  • Collaborated with editors to refine content, improving clarity and engagement for target audiences.
  • Investigated breaking news stories, employing critical thinking to provide timely updates across multiple platforms.
  • The primary language is Chinese at Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation.

Education

Ph.D. - Education of Chinese Language And Literature

The University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong
06-2015

Master of Science - Education

Calvin University
Grand Rapids, MI
06-2009

Master of Arts - Chinese Language And Literature

Soochow University
Soochow, China
06-2006

Bachelor of Arts - Chinese Language And Literature

Soochow University
Soochow, China
06-2003

Skills

  • Problem-solving
  • Attention to detail
  • Active listening
  • Decision-making
  • Verbal communication
  • Critical thinking
  • Organization and time management

Accomplishments

  • Author of "The Woman Who Watches the Day" published in "Contemporary Novel" in 2017.
  • Author of “Countless Autumns” published in “Contemporary Novel” in 2018.
  • The Mother and the Mirror: Eileen Chang's Family Impact on Literary Discourse, presented on International Journal of Arts and Science.
  • Prison Diet vs Personal Desire: Joshua Wong 黃之鋒's Recipe of Resistance as Prisoner of Conscience, will be published in Handbook of Chinese Prison Writings in June 2028 .
  • Vice Dean when teaching at Nanjing University from 2010-2011.
  • Recognized for outstanding research and presentation at the International Conference for academic disciplines in May, 2014.

Languages

English
Chinese (Mandarin)
Chinese (Cantonese)

Timeline

Ph.D in Chinese Language and Literature Education

The University of Hong Kong
09.2011 - 08.2015

Assistant Professor

The University of Nanjing
08.2010 - 06.2011

On Camera Reporter

Jiangsu Broadcasting Corporation
09.2006 - 08.2007

Ph.D. - Education of Chinese Language And Literature

The University of Hong Kong

Master of Science - Education

Calvin University

Master of Arts - Chinese Language And Literature

Soochow University

Bachelor of Arts - Chinese Language And Literature

Soochow University