Departmental Information
Chair
Prof. Robert Hymes
407A Kent
854-2574
hymes@columbia.edu
Director of Undergraduate Studies
Prof. David Lurie
500A Kent
854-5316
dbl11@columbia.edu
Departmental Office
407 Kent
854-5027
Departmental Web Site
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/ealac/
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Special Service Professors
William Theodore de Bary
(John Mitchell Mason Professor and
Provost Emeritus of the University)
Donald Keene
(Shincho Professor Emeritus)
Professors
Paul Anderer
Bernard Faure
Carol Gluck (History)
Jahyun Kim Haboush
Robert E. Harrist Jr. (Art History)
Robert Hymes
Dorothy Ko (Barnard)
Lydia Liu
Haruo Shirane
Henry Smith
Chun-Fang Yu (Religion)
Madeleine Zelin
Associate Professors
Charles Armstrong (History)
Lisbeth Kim Brandt
Matthew McKelway (Art History)
Gregory Pflugfelder
Jonathan Reynolds (Barnard Art History)
Wei Shang
Tomi Suzuki
Guobin Yang (Barnard)
Assistant Professors
Wendi Adamek (Barnard)
Weihong Bao
Michael Como
Wiebke Denecke (Barnard)
Hikari Hori
Theodore Hughes
Eugenia Lean
Feng Li
David Lurie
Rachel McDermott (Barnard)
Adam McKeown (History)
David Moerman (Barnard)
Wendy Swartz
Gray Tuttle
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Adjunct Professors
Morris Rossabi
Pei-Yi Wu
Pauline Yu
Senior Scholars
Conrad Schirokauer
Mason Gentzler
Senior Lecturers
Lening Liu
Fumiko Nazikian
Carol Schulz
Chih-ping Chang Sobelman
Lecturers
Robert Barnett
Shigeru Eguchi
Miyuki Fukai
Jian Guan
Lingjun Hu
James Lap
Beom Lee
Ningwei Ma
Yuan-Yuan Meng
Miharu Nittono
Tenzin Norbu
Keiko Okamoto
Jisuk Park
Shaoyan Qi
Shinji Sato
Zhongqi Shi
Xiaoxi Tai
Chiung-Shu Wang
Feng Wang
Hailong Wang
Xiaodan Wang
Zhirong Wang
Eun Young Won
Ling Yan
Hyunkyu Yi |
The program in East
Asian studies offers a wide range of courses in a variety of disciplines, as well as training in the Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Tibetan languages. The program is designed to provide a coherent curriculum for undergraduates wishing to major in East Asian studies, with disciplinary specialization in anthropology, art history, economics, history, literature, philosophy, political science, sociology, or religion. The department also offers a series of introductory and thematic courses especially designed for students seeking to acquire some knowledge of East Asia as part of their broader undergraduate experience.
The Kyoto Center for Japanese Studies
The Kyoto Center offers Columbia students the opportunity of study in Japan in
a program combining intensive instruction in the Japanese language with courses
taught in English on a wide range of topics in Japanese studies. Students should
have at least the equivalent of two years of Japanese by the time of their departure.
The program is most appropriate for the junior year, though other arrangements
will be considered. For further information consult Professor Henry Smith, 412
Kent; (212) 854-5033; hds2@columbia.edu.
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