Asian Studies Program Faculty Committee

	Maram Epstein, Program Director, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (Ming and Qing fiction)
	C. Melvin Aikens, Department of Anthropology (Japanese and Northeast Asia prehistory; New World archaeology)
	Ina Asim, Department of History (China)
	William S. Ayres, Department of Anthropology (Southeast Asian and Pacific archaeology, Old World prehistory)
	Aletta Biersack, Department of Anthropology (Pacific basin, Historical Anthropology)
	Steven T. Brown, Department East Asian Languages and Literatures (classical and medieval Japanese literature)
	Kathie L. Carpenter, Intentional Studies(Thai, psycholinguistics, child language acquisition)
	Scott DeLancey, Department of Linguistics (Sino-Tibetan and East Asian languages, phonology, syntax, semantics)
	Arif Dirlik, Departments of History and Anthropology (modern China, transnational modern Asia)
	Stephen W. Durrant, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (classical Chinese language, early Chinese literature)
	Michael Fishlen, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (Tang and earlier literature)
	Noriko Fujii, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (Japanese language and linguistics)
	Andrew E. Goble, Department of History (premodern Japan, East Asia)
	Bryna Goodman, Department of History (modern China)
	Jeffrey E. Hanes, Department of History (modern Japanese urban history)
	Esther Jacobson-Tepfer, Department of Art History (Asian art, Scytho-Siberian art)
	Lamia Karim, anthropology (South Asia)
	Stephen W. Kohl, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (modern Japanese literature)
	Richard C. Kraus, Department of Political Science (Chinese politics, comparative politics, politics of culture)
	Robert Kyr, Department of Music (Southeast Asia)
	Charles H. Lachman, Department of Art History (East Asian art)
	Wendy Larson, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (modern Chinese language and literature)
	David Leiwei Li, Department of English (Chinese Film)
	John R. Lukacs, Department of Anthropology (South Asia, physical anthropology, paleoanthropology, Dental evolution)
	Geraldine Moreno-Black, Department of Anthropology (physical anthropology, nutritional anthropology, human ecology)
	Robert Proudfoot, Department of International Studies
	Paula Rogers Radetzky, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (Japanese)
	Tze-Lan Sang, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (Chinese literature and pop culture in Taiwan and Hong Kong)
	Richard Steers, Department of Management (Korea)
	Richard Suttmeier , Department of Political Science (China)
	Mark Unno, Department of Religious Studies (East Asian Religion)
	Anita Weiss, International Studies Program (South Asia, comparative Muslim societies, women in development)
	Kyu Ho Youm, School of Journalism and Communication (Asian Journalism and Freedom of the Press)

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