Joseph W. Ho ( 賀 威 瑋 )

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1 Joseph W. Ho ( 賀 威 瑋 ) Department of History Tel: (925) jwho@umich.edu Education PhD Candidate, History, MA, History,, 2012 BA, History, University of California, San Diego, 2009; Honors with Highest Distinction Dissertation Let Us Make Man in Our Image: Photography, Filmmaking, and American Christian Missions in 20 th Century China. Dissertation Committee: Jay Cook (Co-chair, History), Penny Von Eschen (Co-chair, History), Sara Blair (English), Pär Cassel (History) Selected Publications 2016 Imaging Missions, Visualizing Experience: American Presbyterian Photography, Filmmaking, and Chinese Christianity in Interwar Republican China, book chapter in China s Christianity: From Mission to Indigenous Church (Brill Publishers, forthcoming) 2016 Cameras and Conversions: Crossing Boundaries in Missionary Experience and Photography in Modern China, U.S. Catholic Historian, Volume 34 (2), Spring Tracing Visions in Talking Shop series, Dissertation Reviews, February In Our Image: Visual Perception and American Protestant Missions in Interwar China, UCLA Historical Journal, Volume 23 (1), Images of Nation: Western Photographers in Wartime China, Wittenberg University East Asian Studies Journal, Volume 39, Invited Talks 2015 Imaging Missions, Visualizing Experience: American Presbyterian Photography and Filmmaking in Republican China, Daniel Photography Endowment Lecture at Whitworth University, Washington 2015 Through a Glass: Photography and American Christian Missions in Modern China, at First Presbyterian Church, Ann Arbor, Michigan 2015 Images and Afterlives: Missionary Photography and Visual Experience in Modern Chinese History, at the Bentley Historical Library, 2015 All Things Visible and Invisible: Photography, Filmmaking, and American Christian Missions in 20 th Century China, at The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, University of San Francisco, California 2013 Modern China through Missionary Lenses: Using Visual Materials in the Study of 20 th Century Sino-American Encounters ( 透 过 传 教 的 镜 头 看 近 代 中 国 : 用 可 视 资 料 研 究 世 纪 中 美 化 碰 撞 ), at Fudan University, Shanghai, China 2013 The United States and East Asia, : A Case Study in Globalization, at Spring Arbor University, Michigan 1

2 Grants, Awards, and Honors Rackham Merit Fellowship, 2015 Rackham Humanities Dissertation Fellowship, 2015 Rackham Summer Award, 2015 Lieberthal Family Fellowship, Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan 2015 Frederick B. Artz Summer Research Grant, Oberlin College Archives 2015 Rackham Graduate Conference Travel Grant, 2014 Graduate Student Research Fellowship, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies 2014 Department of History Research/Study/Travel Grant (Albert Feuerwerker and Ernest P. Young Fellowship; Michigan Fellowship in History), 2014 Special Research Travel Grant, The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History, University of San Francisco 2014 Feuerwerker Fellowship for Conference Travel, Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies, 2014 Department of History Conference Travel Grant, 2014 Rackham Humanities Research Candidacy Fellowship, 2014 Hewlett International Travel Grant, 2013 Rackham Centennial Fellowship Award, 2013 Rackham Graduate Student Research Grant Candidate Award, 2013 Rackham International Conference Travel Grant, 2013 Department of History Research/Study/Travel Grant (Knight Fellowship in American History), 2013 Rackham Outstanding Graduate Student Instructor Award, 2013 Preliminary Examinations Pass with Distinction, 2013 Rackham Graduate Conference Travel Grant, 2012 Frederick B. Artz Summer Research Grant, Oberlin College Archives 2012 Department of History Research/Study/Travel Grant (Orla B. Taylor Scholarship), 2012 Rackham Graduate Conference Travel Grant, 2011 Department of History Conference Travel Grant, 2009 Armin Rappaport Prize for Best Undergraduate Honors Thesis in History, University of California, San Diego 2009 Departmental Honors with Highest Distinction, University of California, San Diego Presentations and Conference Participation 2016 The Sign of the Cross: Hope, Nostalgia, and American Missionary Filmmaking in Postwar China, Association for Asian Studies in Asia (AAS-in-ASIA) 2016 Annual Conference, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan 2016 Invited Presenter, Framing Mission: Visual Practices, Material Afterlives, and American Missionary Imaging in 20 th Century China. Beyond Missionary Studies: New Approaches to Using Missionary Archives in the Study of Asia, Columbia University 2015 Vernacular Artifacts, Transnational Histories, and Archival Practices: Photographs and Films from the Henke and Lewis Families in 20 th Century China. Coauthored with Liangyu Fu, Michigan East Asia Library. Beyond the Book, A Conference on Unique and Rare Primary Sources for East Asian Studies Collected in North America, Stanford University 2

3 2015 The Field and the Viewfinder: Explorations in Missionary Photography and Modern Chinese History. Association for Asian Studies (AAS) 2015 Annual Conference, Chicago 2015 Translating Bodies/Transfiguring Knowledge, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies Friday Workshop, 2014 In Memoriam: Photography and Disrupted American Missionary Projects in China, Broken Images: A symposium on early American photography of the Asia Pacific, , Griffith University Centre for Cultural Research, Brisbane, Australia 2013 Moving Pictures, Mobile Religion: Vernacular Films, Protestant Missionaries, and Chinese Christianity, Religions on the Move Graduate Student Conference, Columbia University 2013 Panel Chair, Identifying Images, Negotiating Archives. Visual Culture and Archives Symposium, 2013 Panel Commentator, The Politics of History. History without Borders, International Graduate Student Conference, Central Michigan University 2012 Invited Presenter, War, Nation, Camera: Photographers and China in the Second Sino- Japanese War. Michigan War Studies Group, 2012 You Will Copy for the Navy: Constructing Visuality and Complicating Power in the US Navy Photography Training Courses of Tracing Documents Anthropology Graduate Student Conference, Johns Hopkins University 2012 A World Unto Itself: Family Photograph Albums and Visual Approaches to Transnational Studies. Mapping the Atlantic: Digital Humanities and Atlantic Studies Conference, 2012 Seeing and Believing: Missionaries, Photographs, and Visual Perceptions of 20 th Century China. 15 th Annual Harvard East Asia Society Conference, Harvard University 2012 Dilemmas of the Global: Space and Epistemology, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies Friday Workshop, 2011 In Our Image: Visual Perception and American Protestant Missions in Interwar China. History+ Interdisciplinary Graduate Student Conference, UCLA 2009 Images and Identities Photography and Perceptions of Chinese National Essence: , 22 nd Annual UCSD Undergraduate Research Conference, UC San Diego 2008 Images of Nation: Western Photographers in Wartime China. Western Conference of the Association of Asian Studies, University of Colorado Boulder Teaching Experience 2013 Graduate Student Instructor Mentor for History Pedagogy Seminars I/III, with Sue Juster, Department of History, 2012 Guest Lectures for The United States and the World since 1945, with Penny Von Eschen, Department of History,. Lectures given: - The United States and China in the 20 th Century, September 17, Religion and the Cold War: Diem and Vietnam, October 8, Cold War Cinema: Chinese Leftist Films and Hollywood, October 22, Graduate Student Instructor, Department of History,, September 2011 May Courses taught: - Mass Culture in the United States, with Jay Cook - Modern East Asia, with Pär Cassel 3

4 2010 Teaching Assistant, Humanities Program, University of California, San Diego, January 2010 June Courses taught: Positions Held - The Foundations of Western Civilization: Israel and Greece, with Michael Caldwell - Rome, Christianity, and the Middle Ages, with Nancy Caciola Research Associate I to Charlie Bright, Professor of History, ; edited and annotated primary source manuscript Between God and China: War and Occupation in Hangzhou, ; the Letters of an American Missionary Graduate Student Affiliate, Lieberthal-Rogel Center for Chinese Studies, University of Michigan Graduate Student Research Fellow, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies, Graduate Student Liaison, Eisenberg Institute for Historical Studies, University of Michigan Graduate Student Research Assistant to Charlie Bright, Professor of History and Acting Director of the Residential College, 2012 Image Editor for Ernest P. Young, Professor Emeritus of History, University of Michigan; images published in Ecclesiastical Colony: China s Catholic Church and the French Religious Protectorate. New York: Oxford University Press, Research Assistant to Stephen D. Cox, Professor of English Literature and Director of Humanities Program, University of California, San Diego; collaborative projects: - American Christianity: The Continuing Revolution. Austin: University of Texas Press, Changing and Remaining: A History of All Saints Church, San Diego. Bloomington: Xlibris, The Big House: Image and Reality of the American Prison. New Haven: Yale University Press, Vice-President, Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society Alpha Nu Epsilon Chapter, University of California, San Diego Staff Photographer and Administrative Assistant, San Diego Chinese Historical Museum ( 聖 地 牙 哥 中 華 歷 史 博 物 館 ) Staff Photographer, The Guardian Newspaper (Associated Collegiate Press), University of California, San Diego Media Coverage 2015 Natalie Bartolacci, Serendipity and Graduate Studies: What the Unexpected Can Do, interview for the Rackham Graduate School Blog, May 8, Aaron Schachter and Traci Tong, Photos of a forgotten China drop in one man s lap, Public Radio International (PRI) The World radio interview and web article, March 17,

5 2015 Jessica Huang ( 黃 惠 玲 ), 華 奇 緣 獲 2 千 幅 北 京 老 彩 照 in World Journal ( 世 界 日 報 ), March 5, William Foreman, Forgotten photos, film provide unique view of China, in Michigan News, March 2, Languages English Mandarin Chinese German Professional Affiliations Association for Asian Studies American Historical Association Organization of American Historians 5