| University of Hawaii System |
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As a lecturer or as a temporary assistant professor, I've
taught or co-taught the following twenty-two courses in Asian studies, political science, futures studies and research design on the Mānoa, Kapiolani
and West Oahu
campuses of the University of
Hawaii System:
POLS 171: Introduction to Political Futures POLS 120: Introduction to World Politics
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TOP OF THIS SECTION POLS 110: Introduction to Political Science [15
times]
download Summer I 2007 syllabus
Spring 2000 syllabus used as model for honors "A-section" proposals,
Kapiolani Community College, 2000-2007
POLS 110A: Introduction to Political Science (Honors) [2 times]
once as teaching assistant, with Rudolph J. Rummel.
as teaching
assistant, with James A. Dator.
POLS 371: Global Futures [2
times]
POLS
320: Global Issues
with Yoshie Kobayashi, Yoichiro Sato.
ASAN 493: Globalization in Asia
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TOP OF THIS SECTION POLS 345D: Communism in Asia (20th-century Asian Nationalist and Communist Movements) [3 times]
with Dae-Sook Suh.
ASAN 312: Contemporary Asian Civilizations
ASAN 493: Globalization in Asia POLS 307/345H: Japanese Politics
Spring 2001 syllabus, reprinted in Sue Davis (ed.), A View into the Classroom: Syllabi by Award Winning Teachers, new ed., Political Science Course Syllabi Collection series (Washington, D.C.: American Political Science Association, 2001-2008), pp. 113-123. Also featured on The National Endowment for Democracy website for the Comparative Democracy Section of the American Political Science Association. ASAN 320C: Asian Nations Studies: China [8 times; also, Spring 2009]
ASAN 485: Contemporary Chinese Development
download Fall 2007 syllabus
ASAN 491C: China's Relations with Contemporary Asia POLS 130: Introduction to American Politics [6 times]
POLS 130A: Introduction to American Politics (Honors) [2 times]
POLS 322/328: American Foreign Policy
POLS 330: American Politics I
POLS 337: American Political Theory (African American Social and Political Thought, 1850-1980)
HON 101: 1st Year Honors Experience I ("Mānoa and its Neighborhoods")
with Jon Goss
POLS 310/395: Political Inquiry & Analysis [6 times]
2002 syllabus hosted by Inter University Consortium on Qualitative Research Methods. HON 495: Introduction to Research [8 times]
variously, with Laura E. Lyons, Cynthia G. Franklin, Petra Lenz, Susan M. Schultz, James E. Caron, Craig Howes; and twice solo. Download Spring 2007 syllabus.
Research supervisory experiences as a mentor for students in SOCS 468S (Senior Project [political science]) and HON 495 ("Senior Honors Project" are outlined on the Thesis committees page.
As adjunct faculty I taught "Introduction to American Government" to the final graduating class at the former Kansai Gaidai Hawaii College during AY1997/1998.
In 2007, I returned to teach "Contemporary Asian Issues" and "Introduction to Comparative Government" courses at the successor TransPacific Hawaii College.
Short-term Visiting Scholar, Department of History, Center for Cold War International History Studies, East China Normal University 华东师范大学, Shanghai, P.R.C., May-June 2008.
Institute Speaker, Short Term Program, School of Hawaiian, Asian and Pacific Studies (now the School of Pacific and Asian Studies), University of Hawaii at Mānoa; students from University of Louisville, 2006, and Seoul National University, 2007.
Visiting Research Fellow (and Fulbright Scholar), Department of Political Science, College of Social Sciences and Philosophy, University of the Philippines - Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines, AY1995/1996.
Day-to-day substitute classroom teacher, Chicago Public Schools (South Side),
Grades K-8, AY1988/1989; mathematics, social studies and other subjects;
bilingual education (in Spanish).
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