CLASSES TAUGHT

Course Num Course Title HIST-121 World Civilizations to 1600 HIST-122 World Civilizations 1600-Prsnt HIST-201 Intro to the Study of History HIST-290 Hist Practicum: Peer Tutoring HIST-370 Modern East Asia HIST-371 Modern China HIST-441 Modern Japan

ARTICLES - REFEREED

• Like Birds and Beasts: Justifying Violence against Catholics in late Choson Korea. in Acta Koreana. (2012)
• Visions of Violence, Dreams of Peace: Religion, Race, and Nation in An Chunggun in Acta Koreana. (2012)
• Wicked Officials and Virtuous Martyrs: an Analysis of the Martyr Biographies in Alexius Hwang Sayong's Silk Letter in Kyohoesa yon 'gu [Research Journal of Korean Church History]. (2009)
• Saving Knowledge: Catholic Educational Policy in the late Choson Dynasty in Acta Koreana. (2008)
• Modernity and Religion: the Proposal for a Catholic University in Late Choson Korea in Korean Studies for [a] New Generation. (2007)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Chonggyo wa p'ongnyok chongdangsong [Religion and the Justification of Violence]. An Chunggun yon'gu mi songgwa wa kwaje [Issues in the Study of An Chunggun]. Ch'aeryun. (2010)
• Catholic Rites and Liturgy. Korean Religions in Practice. Princeton University Press. (2006)

PRESENTATIONS

• Missionaries and the Seoul Press. Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting. San Diego, California. (2013)
• Religion and Peace in the Early Twentieth Century: An Chunggun, Korea, and Japan. Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting. Toronto, Canada. (2012)
• Like Beasts and Weeds: Justifying violence against Catholics in late Joseon Dynasty Korea. Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting. Honolulu, Hawaii. (2011)
• Religion and the Korean Nation-State: How Catholics remember Thomas An Chunggun. International Workshop on Korean Studies. Seoul, Korea. (2010)
• Sacraments and Conflict: French Missionaries in Korea, 1831-1910. Interpreting Christian Missionary Experiences in Korea. Fort Worth, Texas. (2010)
• Wicked Officials and Virtuous Martyrs: Narratives of Persecution in Alexius Hwang Sayong's Silk Letter. Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (2010)
• United by Faith, Divided by Nation: Foreign Missionaries and Korean Catholics, 1831-1919. Biennial Boston College Conference on the History of Religion. Boston, Massachusetts. (2010)
• The Hidden Story of the Silk Letter: A Catholic Narrative of Persecution and its Challenge to the Choson State. Research Foundation of Korean Church History. Seoul, Korea. (2009)
• The Legitimacy of Force: the discourse on An Chunggun's killing of Ito Hirobumi. Fulbright Forum. Seoul, Korea. (2009)
• Dying for Heaven: Anti-Catholic Persecution and the Afterlife in Late Choson Dynasty Korea. Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion. Montreal, Canada. (2009)
• Chonggyo wa p'ongnyok chongdangsong [Religion and the Justification of Violence]. An Chunggun uisa Haolbin uigo 100 chunyon kinyom kukche haksul. Seoul, Korea. (2009)
• Violence, Religion and the State in Korea: The Great Persecution of 1801. Indiana University Religious Studies Graduate Conference. Bloomington, Indiana. (2008)
• Conflict over Catholic Educational Policy in the Late Choson Dynasty. Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting. Atlanta, Georgia. (2008)
• A Virgin Wife: the Confucian Shaping of Catholicism in Korea. Midwest Conference for Asian Affairs. St. Louis, Missouri. (2007)
• Religion, Nationalism, and Historiography: Remembering An Chunggun. Changing Faces of Nationalism in Asia. Tokyo, Japan. (2007)