Chinese and Japanese Department

Chair: Haoming Liu;

Professor: Peipei Qiu^ab;

Associate Professors: Hiromi Tsuchiya Dollase, Wenwei Du, Haoming Liu^b;

Adjunct Instructors: Naoki Iwamoto, Yuko Matsubara, Anne Parries.

^b On leave 2015/16, second semester

^ab On leave 2015/16

Honors’ Requirements: Students who wish to be considered for departmental honors must complete a thesis or project of sufficient quality. A thesis is normally written in both semesters of the senior year. A senior project may be done either as a one-unit course in one semester, or a half-unit course in each of two semesters.

Departmental courses are arranged in three groups: 1) courses in Chinese-Japanese literary and cultural studies (CHJA); 2) courses in Chinese language and literary/cultural studies (CHIN); and 3) courses in Japanese language and literary/cultural studies (JAPA).

Chinese and Japanese Certification Programs: The Chinese and Japanese Department jointly with the Department of Education offers programs leading to the New York State Initial Adolescent Education Certificate (grades 7-12) in both Chinese and Japanese. Students who choose to obtain the credential must be major in Chinese or Japanese, and complete 9.5 units in education. Upon successful completion of the program, candidates will be eligible to teach in any secondary school in New York, as well as many other states that have signed reciprocity agreements with the State of New York.

Programs

Major

• Chinese Major
• Japanese Major

Correlate Sequences in Chinese and Japanese

• Chinese Correlate Sequence
• Japanese Correlate Sequence

Courses

Chinese/Japanese: I. Introductory

• CHJA 120 - Introduction to Chinese and Japanese Literature

Chinese/Japanese: II. Intermediate

• CHJA 290 - Field Work
• CHJA 298 - Independent Study

Chinese/Japanese: III. Advanced

Chinese: I. Introductory

Chinese: II. Intermediate

Chinese: III. Advanced

Japanese: I. Introductory

Japanese: II. Intermediate

Japanese: III. Advanced