My research examines gynecology and the role of medicalization in forming modern China. By comparing the trajectory of medicalization in women’s medicine in the PRC, Taiwan, and the U.S., I aim to develop a better understanding of the unique incorporation of western medicine into the CCP’s social and political goals.

I am also an active member of the DH community at MSU. Last year I participated in the CHI Fellowship developing my photogrammetry skills, and I’m currently serving on the DH@MSU Research Committee.

Current DH projects:
Lunghua Civilian Assembly Center Digital Archives Project

Teaching Assistantship Positions:
IAH 206 – Science, Society and Self (Nuclear Age)
ISS 355 – War and Revolution
HST 355 – China from 1900 to Present
HST 420 – History of Sexuality
IAH 206 – Asia and the World