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Qualifying paper: Title

Magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Presidential Scholar with High Honors, Rufus Choate Scholar, Citations for Excellence
Senior Honors Thesis: What TLV Mirrors Reflect: Cosmology, Culture and Divination in Han China
Awarded Wing-Tsit Chan Prize for best thesis in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Summer Grant (Mandarin)

Designed and taught original seminar covering monuments of Chinese visual culture from ancient times through the present day. Average student evaluation for teaching: 4.36/5. Resident student adviser and student/staff/faculty liaison.

Coordinated all course logistics for Professor Name. Supervised teaching fellows and maintained course Web site for 100+ student core course (General Education). Taught two discussion sections and held weekly office hours. Average student evaluation for teaching: 4.43/5.

Coordinated all course logistics for Professor Name. Maintained course Web site and taught two discussion sections. Average student evaluation for teaching: 4.37/5. Nominated by student for Marshall Award for Exceptional Advising and Counseling and Smith Memorial Teaching Prize.

Designed and taught original seminar on eighteenth-century Chinese art and architecture with focus on Beijing.

Delivered four lectures for Professor Name on Museum collection of Chinese art.

Forthcoming: review of Emily Byrne Curtis, Glass Exchange Between Europe and China: 1550-1800 (Ashgate, 2009).
Journal Title

“Europe in Qing Paintings of the West,” forthcoming at Association for Asian Studies Conference.
Panel co-organizer.

“Paintings in Late Imperial China,” paper delivered at the Association for Asian Studies Conference, Brown University

“Painting at the Eighteenth-Century Chinese Court,” paper delivered at East & West Conference, University of St. Andrews, Scotland

“Qing Illusionistic Painting,” text-reading seminar presented at Y Research Institute, Cambridge, UK

“Illusionistic Paintings at the Court of the Emperor Qianlong,” paper delivered at An International Symposium on Westerners and the Qing Court, Q University, Beijing

“Secrets and Stories of the Forbidden City,” guest lecture for Royal Bank of Scotland All-Asia Retreat, Beijing

“The Palace of the Qianlong Emperor,” guest lecture for Dutch Pension Fund, Beijing

“The Forbidden City: Life and Art in the Imperial Palace,” guest lecture for KPMG International, Beijing

“Imperial Aesthetics at the Court of Emperor Qianlong” paper presented at East and West in Chinese Visual Culture, X University

“Chinese Art at the Smith Museum,” gallery talk delivered for Smith House Intellectual and Cultural Fellows, X University

“Portrait Photographs of the Empress Dowager Cixi (1835-1908),” paper presented at East Asia Society Graduate Student Conference, X University

“Qianlong’s Landscape Engravings,” paper delivered at Association for Asian Studies New England Regional Conference, Y College

Co-edited digital journal on 18th-21st-century Asian art presenting postgraduate peer-reviewed articles, exhibition reviews, and market commentary. Designed and directed social media strategy.

Directed and conducted connoisseurial research specializing in East Asian art and the global art market.

Coordinated regular events to connect current and former students living in China. Served as liaison between alumni Affairs and club members. Supervised transition from print to digital database and correspondence.

Originated position as logistical and electronic media coordinator for monthly seminar series. Designed, organized, and presented at the international symposium East and West in Chinese Visual Culture.

Assisted with production of exhibition and international symposium for “Marks of Enlightenment in Japanese Calligraphy.”

Drafted catalog entries for all Fall 2002 sale catalogs. Supervised floor attendants and resolved client inquiries during exhibitions and sales.

Worked independently to correct and unify cataloging for collections of ancient and medieval Chinese bronze mirrors, Neolithic jades, and Han-dynasty shrine rubbings.

Professor Z
Name Associate Professor of the Humanities
X University
Department of History of Art and Architecture
Smith Museum
123 Main Street
City, ST 01234
(234) 555-5432
professorz@xuniversity.edu

Professor Y
Academic Dean
The Center for Chinese Studies
International Students Center
No. 15 East Street
City 123456 China
(86) 555 2345 6789
professory@chinastudiescenter.org