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Terry O’Reilly: Contemporary Aboriginal. The Mixing.

Fulbright Taiwan October 19, 2015

With deep reverence for their cultures, Terry O’Reilly shares the journeys of an American playwright among the Saisiyat, Amis, Paiwan and Atayal peoples of Taiwan. Terry O’Reilly is an internationally active director, playwright and teacher. Co-artistic director of Mabou Mines Theater Company, New York, which has produced three of his plays: The Bribe, Animal Magnetism and Brer’ Rabbit in the Land of the Monkey King and soon to come The Sunshine Book written in Taiwan.

Lance Crisler: The Rise of Fiction in the Legal Cases of Early China

Fulbright Taiwan October 19, 2015

Lance’s current project explores recently excavated legal manuscripts, which date to the Han and pre-Han period (~200 BCE). Lance’s research examines plot creation in these early legal case files to discover the larger implications of the early role of fiction in Chinese legal and historical narrative texts. Lance Crisler is a PhD Candidate at UCLA specializing in Early Chinese literature and historiography. He has spent the 2014-15 academic year researching at Academia Sinica.

Mary Hamilton: Boat Building and the Role of the Boat in Tao Culture

Fulbright Taiwan October 15, 2015

Mary Hamilton’s research focuses on traditional boat building and its role in Tao culture, from the first meeting to decide to build a boat to its completion and ritual initiation. Mary Hamilton is a graduate of Fordham University. As a Fulbright Fellow at National Taitung University’s Department of Public and Cultural Affairs, she is researching boat building among the Tao indigenous people of Orchid Island from an anthropological perspective.

Lance Crisler: The Rise of Fiction in the Legal Cases of Early China

Fulbright Taiwan October 5, 2015

Jake Werner: Speculative Mania and the Masses – Shanghai in the 1930s and Today

Fulbright Taiwan September 21, 2015

Dr. Jake Werner’s research explores how China’s articulation within global modernity was conditioned by the nature of work, urban space, and political economy in Shanghai from the 1930s to the 1950s. Dr. Jake Werner is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Chicago. In the fall, he will be a Harper fellow and collegiate assistant professor.

My Fulbright Experience at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Yi-Chuen Chen 陳怡群 September 18, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlU0pTh-q18 In her video about her experiences at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Dr. Chen discusses her interest in researching child maltreatment and domestic violence. She was located in the Office of Noncommunicable Diseases, Injury, and Environmental Health, specifically at the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control. Within this office, she is a part of the Child Maltreatment and Sexual Violence Team. While working at the CDC, Ms. Chen has worked on two specific projects: “Research on the Efficacy and Feasibility of Essentials for Parenting Toddlers and Preschoolers” and “Implementation of Essentials for Childhood: Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships and Environments.” She has focused on creating safe environments for child to live in and for parents to take care of their children. The flexible and professional environment of the CDC in Atlanta left a great impression on her. During her grant period, Dr. Chen has been able to participate in several webinars and conferences specializing in different areas of child treatment and development. (by Tom Shattuck)

Debory Yi Li: The Evolution of Taiwanese Identity

Fulbright Taiwan September 2, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCStzJazmR8 USC graduate Debory Li came to Taiwan for an independent documentary project on Taiwanese identity. She spent ten months working at the Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation as an intern and on her project. Debory found wealth of experiences and a depth of understanding that coincided with the vision of Fulbright Taiwan, “a world with a little more knowledge and a little less conflict.” 李柏儀：台灣人身分認同的演進美國南加州大學畢業生李柏儀於2011-2012年獲得傅爾布萊特獎助到臺灣進行獨立紀錄片拍攝，主題是“台灣人身分認同的演進”。經過十個月於公共電視實習與拍攝計畫，她十分推崇台灣傅爾布萊特計畫給她的協助。

Kirsten Asdal: Naval Perspectives on Asia-Pacific Maritime Conflict

Kirsten Asdal 艾永勤 September 2, 2015

Kirsten Asdal graduated from the US Naval Academy in May 2013 with a B.S. in Chinese. She will complete a masters in Contemporary Chinese Studies at Oxford University in 2015, then report to her first ship, the USS MICHAEL MURPHY (DDG112), to serve as a division officer. She will share her experiences living and studying in Taipei this past year and discuss what she has learned about Asia-Pacific international relations and regional maritime conflict. 從海軍觀點來看亞太地區海上衝突艾永勤將分享她過去一年來在台北生活及唸書的經驗。並和大家來討論她所學的亞太地區國際關係和區域性的海上衝突。 2013年5月艾永勤於美國海軍學院獲得中文學士學位。她將於2015年在牛津大學就讀碩士學位，專攻中國當代研究。畢業後她將登上美國軍艦USS麥克爾默菲號 (DDG112)擔任部門主管並展開她的首次服役。

Eugene “John” Gregory: The Militarization of Law in Eighteenth Century Qing China (1644-1912)：the Case of Deserting Soldiers

Fulbright Taiwan September 2, 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJTrPg8R1cs Over the course of the eighteenth century in Qing China, increasing categories of criminal cases began to be processed within a militarized judicial track emphasizing speed, simplicity, and finality. This represented a significant structural change to China’s judicial system and is well illustrated by criminal desertion cases. John Gregory, Ph.D. Candidate, Chinese history, Georgetown University. John graduated from West Point in 1995 and has a JD degree from the University of Florida (2001). He served as a judge advocate in the US Army from 2001-2011 with two tours in Iraq. He is married to Mrs. Yali Gregory, and they have five children. Beginning this summer, he will serve as an Academy Professor at West Point. 十八世紀中國清朝(1644年至1912年)的法律軍事化：以逃兵為例十八世紀的清代中國，越來越多種類的刑事案件開始採用一個軍事化的審判制度來處理，強調迅速、簡明、決斷。因此透過刑事案件可以發現中國的司法審判制度呈現了一個顯著的結構性改變。葛約翰是美國喬治城大學晚期帝制中國史研究所的博士候選人。他於1995年畢業於美國西點軍校，並於2001年獲得佛羅里達大學法學博士學位。在2001年至2011年期間，其擔任美國陸軍的軍事法官且任內有兩次調派至伊拉克。他和邱雅莉女士結婚有五個小孩。今年夏天開始，他將任教於美國西點軍校。

Marilyn Rahilly: Affective and Cultural Considerations in English Language Learning

Fulbright Taiwan July 23, 2015

Dr. Marilyn Rahilly conducted a qualitative study of a group of Taiwanese university students and examined the role that the affective domain and culture play in second language learning in adult learners of English, including: motivation, cultural differences, language anxiety, saving face, fear of making errors, public speaking, and risk-taking behavior among university students learning English as a second language. Dr. Marilyn Rahilly is an Assistant Professor of ESL, George Mason University. In the year of 2014-2015 she worked as a Fulbright Scholar at National Taiwan Normal University.

Research & Reflections

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Research & Reflections

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Terry O’Reilly: Contemporary Aboriginal. The Mixing.

Lance Crisler: The Rise of Fiction in the Legal Cases of Early China

Mary Hamilton: Boat Building and the Role of the Boat in Tao Culture

Lance Crisler: The Rise of Fiction in the Legal Cases of Early China

Jake Werner: Speculative Mania and the Masses – Shanghai in the 1930s and Today

My Fulbright Experience at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

Debory Yi Li: The Evolution of Taiwanese Identity

Kirsten Asdal: Naval Perspectives on Asia-Pacific Maritime Conflict

Eugene “John” Gregory: The Militarization of Law in Eighteenth Century Qing China (1644-1912)：the Case of Deserting Soldiers

Marilyn Rahilly: Affective and Cultural Considerations in English Language Learning

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