Qiong (Juliana) Wang Chiang. 440 Flanner Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana

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1 Qiong (Juliana) Wang Chiang 440 Flanner Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana Education: Yale University, Department of Economics and School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, New Haven, CT Ph.D., Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, 2010 M.Phil., Environmental Studies, 2007 & M.A., Economics, 2004 Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, China B.A., Economics (Hon), International Business and Economics, 2003 Areas of Focus: Environmental Economics, Natural Resource Economics, and International Development. Appointments: Assistant Professor of the Practice, Department of Economics, University of Notre Dame, 2014 Past Academic Appointments: Assistant Professor of the Practice, Environmental Studies Program, University of Southern California, Other Appointments: Yale University, Yale Climate & Energy Institute (YCEI), Assistant Director, Conducted research on projects related to regulation of natural monopolies, e.g., power and water sectors, restructuring of the power grid, and climate change. Co-PI, Intelligent Buildings: Energy Monitoring/Management, and Related Impact on Utility Market Dynamics. World Bank, World Bank Institute, Washington DC, Consultant Conducted research on regulatory framework of privatization in water and wastewater sectors. Evaluated impact of private-public partnership and performance of private investment. World Bank, Prototype Carbon Finance, Washington DC, 2005 Consultant Assisted fund managers on Clean Development Mechanism and Joint Implementation projects. Developed Project Design Documents and examined CDM opportunities in power sector. Resources for the Future, Washington DC, 2004 Spofford Intern Researched on Environmental Kuznets Curve and emissions trading of SO 2 in China. Collaborated with the Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning on urban air pollution. Second Global Environment Facility Assembly, GEF, Beijing, China, 2002 Attaché Communicated between GEF Secretariat and Chinese Environmental Protection Agency. Coordinated volunteer groups on transportation, logistics, and documentation. Publications and Manuscripts: 1/6

2 Does Competition Reduce Cost? Evidence from the Chinese Power Sector, University of Southern California, 2014 (in submission). Costly Blackouts: Measuring Productivity and Environmental Effects of Electricity Shortages (with Karen Fisher-Vanden and Erin Mansur). Published Online as National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Working Paper, 2014 ( Environmental Federalism and Urban Water Services in China, University of Southern California, 2013 (in submission). Smart Grid Technology and Disaster Management in Southern California, University of Southern California, Smart Meters, Willingness to Pay, and Pricing Strategies, University of Southern California, Central-Local Government Relationship and Climate Change Policy in China, University of Southern California, Smart Grid Development as a Competitive Strategy for Taiwan, University of Southern California, Lessons from Hurricane Sandy: Smart Grid and Disaster Management in Los Angeles, University of Southern California, Vertical Integration of Coal and Power Sectors in China: Implications on Climate Change? University of Southern California, Local Solutions to Local Problems: the Role of Motivating and Empowering Officials in Promoting Piped Water Coverage in Urban China? University of Southern California, 2012 (in submission). Non-legislative Approach to a Sustainable Building Sector (with Andreas Savvides and Michelle Addington), Yale Climate & Energy Institute, Yale University, Buildings as Service Providers in the Power Grid: Smart Grid vs. Smart Buildings (with Michelle Addington and Andreas Savvides), Yale Climate and Energy Institute, Yale University, Private vs. Public: Measuring the Efficiency of Investments in Wastewater Treatment, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Working Paper, Yale University Efficiency and Equity: the Privatization and Restructuring of Water Sector in Urban China Previous versions presented at Yale Environmental Economics Seminar, 2009; Camp Resources XVI, North Carolina, 2009; Occasional Workshop, University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, Climate Change Strategies for the Coal and Power Sectors in China, Association of Chinese Economists Annual Conference, Shanghai, China, Evaluating the Option Values: Climate Change Strategies for the Power Sector in China, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Working Paper, Yale University, New Haven, CT, Other Work A Tale of Two Sectors: the Price Reforms and Climate Challenges in the Chinese Coal and Electric Markets, book chapter (English) in Environmental Policy and Environmental Economics, Chinese Environment and Science Press, Beijing, China (in press). Project Finance Application to the Chinese Small and Medium Sized Companies, School of International Business, Beijing Foreign Studies University, Beijing, China, /6

3 Teaching: Environmental Economics Spring 2015 Economics for Natural Resource and the Environment, Fall 2011, Spring 2012, Fall 2012, and Spring Case Studies of Green Business, Spring 2012 and Spring Environmental Law and Policy, Spring 2012 and Spring Water and Energy Management in China: Market Forces and Socialist Ideology, Fall Role of the Environment in the Collapse of Human Societies (with field component in Belize), Spring 2012, co-taught. Environmental Issues in Society, Fall 2011, co-taught. Problems Without Passport Course: Urban and Environmental Management (with field component in China), Summer 2014 (proposed). Guest Lectures: Solar Energy in China for MOR 566 Environmental Sustainability and Competitive Advantage. MBA Program, Marshall School of Business. Carbon Tax in China for PPD 611 Policy Issues in Planning and Development. MPA Program, Sol Price School of Public Policy. Environment, Energy, and Demography for IR 563 Seminar on Chinese Foreign Policy. M.A./Ph.D. Program, School of International Relations. Previous Teaching Fellow Experience at Yale University: Economic Analysis, Summer 2009, School of Management, Executive MBA. Introductory Statistics, Fall 2008, Department of Statistics. Circular Economy in China, Spring 2006, School of Forestry and Environmental Studies. Intermediate Microeconomics, Spring 2005, Department of Economics. Presentations and Conferences: American Economic Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, 2013 Road to the White House: The Most Important Non-issues of the 2012 Campaign Climate Change. Unruh Institute of Politics, Center on Communication Leadership and Policy, and the Bedrosian Center on Governance and Public Enterprise. Colloquium on China, USC Sustainability Network, Nov 1 st, Water and Energy Management, USC Sustainability Network, Oct 11 th, 2012 (Posters). Occasional Workshop, UC Santa Barbara, Feb Powering California, Los Angeles, CA, Nov Western Economics Society International 86th Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, 2011 Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong, 2010 China Economics Summer Institute, Tsinghua, Beijing, China, 2010 The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Productivity / Environmental Economics Session, March, Cambridge, MA, 2010 American Economic Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA, 2010 The National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) Energy Economics Summer Institute, 3/6

4 Cambridge, MA, 2009 (research sketch) 11th Occasional California Workshop on Environmental and Resource Economics, Santa Barbara, CA, 2009 CAMP RESOURCES XVI, North Carolina, 2009 Harvard China Project Seminar Series, Cambridge, MA, 2008 Professional Association for China s Environment Summer Institute, Qingdao, Shandong, China, 2006 Chinese Economists Society Annual Conference, Shanghai, China, 2006 Honors and Grants: John and Dora Haynes Foundation (PI, $12,000) 2013 Learning Environment Grant, USC (PI) 2013 Course Continuity in a Crisis (C3) Grant, USC (PI, $5,000) 2012 Tsai Family Faculty Grant on Taiwan Studies, USC (PI, $3,000) 2012 Fund for Innovative Undergraduate Teaching, USC (co-pi, $5,900) 2012 Incentive Grants for New Learning Environments, USC (PI) Yale Climate & Energy Institute Interdisciplinary Research Grant (co-pi, $100,000) Harvey Fellowship McMillan Center Dissertation Fellowship, Yale University Graduate Fellowship, Yale University 2006 YIBS Summer Graduate Scholarship 2005 Summer Scholarship, Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (declined) 2004 Spofford Intern Scholarship, Resources for the Future 2003 Outstanding College Graduate of Beijing Municipality, Government of Beijing 2002 University Student Leadership Award, Beijing Foreign Studies University 2000, 2002 Sumitomo Bank Global Foundation Fellowship, Japan 2001 Huawei Technologies Fellowship, China Conferences and Seminars Organized: Lecture on Case Studies of Green Business, Environmental Studies Program, USC. April 15, 2013 (given by Mr. Nand Bogman, Vice President, Clayton Industries). University of Southern California Sustainability Network, Colloquium on China and Sustainability, Nov 1, 2012, Los Angeles, CA. Special Seminar on Engineer of the Skilled Veterans Corps for Fukushima (SVCF), Environmental Studies Program, USC. Oct 30 th, 2012 (Mr. Yastel Yamada, Founder of SVCF). Lecture on Green Cities: Issues and Policies in China, Environmental Studies Program, USC. Oct 22 nd, 2012 (given by Dr. Rui Wang, Assistant Professor, UCLA). Lecture on China s Energy & Transportation Challenges and Opportunities for US-China Collaboration, March 29 th, 2012 (given by Dr. An Feng, President of icet). Lecture on Climate Change Policy and Negotiations, Nov 2 nd, 2011 (given by Mr. Duncan Marsh, Director of International Climate Policy, the Nature Conservancy). Yale Climate & Energy Institute Climate Policy Workshop, May 5 6, 2011, New Haven, CT. 4/6

5 Second Annual Conference of the Yale Climate & Energy Institute: Technological Innovation For a Secure Energy Future, April 8 9, 2011, New Haven, CT. First Annual Conference of the Yale Climate & Energy Institute: Clean Energy Innovation: Overcoming Barriers to a New Energy System, April 23 24, 2010, New Haven, CT. Yale Climate & Energy Institute Black Carbon Workshop, March 2010, New Haven, CT. West Campus Energy Symposium, Feb 27, 2010, Yale University, New Haven, CT. Professional Association for China s Environment: Environmental Economics Summer Institute, Qingdao, Shandong, China, 2006 Resources for the Future (USA) Chinese Academy of Environmental Planning Conference: Urban Air Pollution, Sanya, Hainan, China, Service Activities: Faculty Interviewer, USC Scholarship Interviews, Spring 2012, Spring 2013 Member, USC Sustainability Steering Committee, 2012 Member, Department Space Committee, Fall 2012 Co-organizer, USC Colloquium on Sustainability in China, Fall 2012 Co-organizer, Catalina Orientation, ENST 485, Spring 2012 Member, Faculty Review Committees, USC, Fall 2011 & Spring 2012 Co-convener, Yale Working Group on Energy Curriculum, Staff Advisor, Yale Climate & Energy Congress for Students and Scholars Convener, Yale Working Group on Conference of Parties 16 in Cancun, Mexico, 2010 Member, Yale Faculty and Staff Sustainability Working Group, Volunteer, Alpha Achievement Program, Tutoring Program for Inner City Children, 2009 Representative, Communication Committee, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Participant, RECS, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 2005 Participated in research and conference on Carbon Capture and Storage. Conducted research on CO 2 leakage from oil field injection in SACROC at Kinder Morgan. Member, Professional Association for China s Environment (PACE), 2004 now Member, Advisory Committee on Environmental Management (ACEM), Co-organizer, Industrial and Environmental Management Interest Group, Yale, Board Member, Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Yale (ACSSY), Yale University, Professional Affiliations: American Economics Association; Association of Environmental and Resource Economists; International Association of Energy Economists; Academy of Management; Association of Asian Studies; Association of Chinese Political Studies; Chinese Economists Society; Western Economic Association International. 5/6

6 Referee service: Journal of Comparative Economics, Agricultural Economics, Environmental Practice, and Academy of Management. Skills and Interests: Languages: Mandarin (native), Cantonese (fluent), English (fluent) and Spanish (basic). Computer skills: STATA, Matlab, SAS, SPSS, ArcGIS, Joomla and Drupal. Interests: Figure-skating, G. K. Chesterton, and Dostoevsky. 6/6