Faculty Accomplishments Archive

Faculty Accomplishments Archive

Dr. Gengsong Gao
Gao published on the great Chinese famine's impact on trust

Gengsong Gao, associate professor of Chinese studies, published "The long-term impact of the great Chinese famine experiences on trust in the current Chinese government" in the Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies.

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Dr. Kurt Beals
Beals published new translation of All Quiet on the Western Front

Kurt Beals, visiting associate professor of German studies and humanities fellow in literary translation, published a new translation of Erich Maria Remarque's classic anti-war novel All Quiet on the Western Front.

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Dr. Julie A. Baker
Baker Promoted

Julie Baker was promoted to senior teaching faculty of French. Baker is the director of the French Intensive Language Program, and her specialties include French and Francophone language and culture.

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Dr. Gengsong Gao
Gao Published

Gengsong Gao, associate professor of Chinese studies, published "Fan Engagement with Chinese Celebrities’ Political Signaling on Weibo" in the Journal of Contemporary China.

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Dr. Caroline Weist
Weist Awarded

Caroline Weist, associate professor of German studies, received the 2024 Distinguished Educator Award from the University of Richmond at Colloquy.

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Dr. Natalie McCauley
McCauley Published

Natalie McCauley, director of Russian Studies, published “Televising the Gulag in Putin’s Russia: Dekabristka, Melodrama, and Russia’s National Narrative” in the Slavic and East European Journal.

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Dr. Gengsong Gao
Gao Published

Gengsong Gao, associate professor of Chinese studies, published the chapter "Exploring L2 Chinese Learners: Connective Usage in Writing: An Error Analysis Approach" in Developing Writing Competence in L2 Chinese Classrooms: Research and Application.

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Dr. Gengsong Gao
Gao Published

Gengsong Gao, associate professor of Chinese studies, published the article "Strategies-based Chinese as a Second Language Reading Instruction: Effects and Learners’ Perceptions" in Reading in a Foreign Language.

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