Sterling Swallow

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Graduate Student in Chinese Language and Literature         GWN 239 Box 353521 Seattle, WA 98195-3521 206.6851269 sterls@uw.edu
Education BA in International Cultural Studies, Brigham Young University, Laie, Hawaii (2003) BA in History, Brigham Young University, Laie, Hawaii (2003) MA in Chinese Language and Literature, University of Washington (in progress) Research & Teaching Fields Late Qing, early Republican genre novels Chinese science fiction Chinese pedagogy Publications and presentations “Jia Zhangke’s Counter Reality,” presented at Asian Languages and Literature Colloquium at University of Washington, Seattle, Washington (2007) “Gao E’s Artistic Contribution to Honglou meng,” presented at Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies, Seattle, Washington (2004) “Consuming Mao: Experiences of the Chinese Cultural Revolution,” presented at Phi Alpha Theta Honors conference at University of Hawaii , Honolulu, Hawaii, (2004) “Tracing ‘the Other:’ When Intellectual Genealogy goes East” presented at Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies, Phoenix, Arizona (2003) Fellowships and Awards University of Washington Libraries Student Employee Scholarship (2007) Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowship (2005-2006) 2003 BYU-Hawaii Valedictorian		Courses Taught Comparative Literature 352: Cinema adaptations of literature History 121: American History, 1865-Present (BYU-Hawaii) History 202: World History, 1500-present (BYU-Hawaii)