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Wah Cheng
Professor of History

At Mills since 1999

Office: Vera Long 127
Phone: 510.430.2349
Email: wcheng@mills.edu
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Faculty Office Hours
Days	Time	Room
	On sabbatical Spring 2013	VL 127

Fall 2013 Schedule
Days	Time	Description	Room
T	02:30PM-03:45PM	HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800	NSB 217
T	06:45PM-09:15PM	HIST 155 Modern Japan	LONG 102
T	11:00AM-12:15PM	HIST 157 China and US in 20th Century	LONG 140
TH	02:30PM-03:45PM	HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800	NSB 217
TH	11:00AM-12:15PM	HIST 157 China and US in 20th Century	LONG 140

Education

BA, History, University of Hong Kong
MA, History, University of Wisconsin, Madison
PhD, History, University of Chicago

Courses Taught

HIST 61: China and Japan to 1800
HIST 62: China and Japan from 1800
HIST 148: Communist China, 1949-1989
HIST 153: Traditional China
HIST 154: Modern China
HIST 155: Modern Japan
HIST 157: China and the U.S. in the 20th Century
HIST 189: History and Its Methods
HIST 190: Senior Thesis Seminar

Professional Interests

Quest for the people's voice in modern China, early Chinese periodical press, emergence of the public realm in late Qing China, Western missionaries and construction of China, state and national formation in modern China, literature and society in modern China

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P: 510.430.2338
F: 510.430.2304
E: history@mills.edu