EDUCATION

• Ph.D., English, University of California, Berkeley. (August 2025)
• M.A., Creative Fiction, University of California. (August 2024)
• B.A, English, Williams College. (June 2014)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica. (December 2025 – present)
• Berkeley Lecturer, English Department, University of California, Berkeley (August 2025 – December 2025)

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

• Transpacific Asian American Studies
• Cold War Feminism
• Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Memory Studies

PUBLICATIONS

• “The Dragon Lady and the Cold War: Pearl S. Buck’s Liberal Feminism in Imperial Woman.” Post45: Peer Reviewed (Spring 2025).                 -Mary Esteve Emerging Scholar Essay Prize for best article by a graduate student or tenure-line faculty                                                                            
• “George Eliot at Nuneaton and Trans Monumentality” in Breaking the Bronze Ceiling: Women, Memory and Public Space, edited by Valentina Rozas-Krause and Andrew M. Shanken. Fordham University Press (Spring 2024).
• “If You Cut Me, My Mother Bleeds” in Guernica. November 2023.
• “A Reputed Native of Formosa” in “Creativity and Critique in Asian American Literature,” curated by Aline Lo and Swati Rana, in Amerasia (Spring 2024).
• Ornamentalism, Anne Anlin Cheng, Oxford University Press, 2019. In ASAP/J (December 2021).