Visiting Fellows

The Center’s Visiting Fellows Program, under the auspices of the Kiriyama Chair for Pacific Rim Studies at the Center, and the EDS-Stewart Chair for Chinese-Western Cultural History at the Ricci Institute, brings prominent scholars, journalists, diplomats, and other professionals to USF campus to spearhead and participate in research projects, to present public lectures, and to interact with students in the Master of Arts in Asia Pacific Studies (MAPS) program. In the past year the Chairs helped support both young and established scholars making important contributions to their fields:

Scott Bruce, M.A. Candidate, Nautilus Fellow

Patrick Lloyd Hatcher, Ph.D., Kiriyama Distinguish Fellow

Fan Lizhu, Ph.D., Fudan University, EDS-Stewart Distinguished Fellow

Edward Melillo, Ph.D., Yale University, Kiriyama Visiting Research Fellow

Pamela Nagashima, M.A., Kiriyama Junior Fellow

Jeremiah Opiniano, Yuchengco Media Fellow

Lea Prince, Nautilus Fellow

Paul Rule, Ph.D., LaTrobe University, EDS-Stewart Distinguished Fellow

Chiho Sawada, Ph.D., Stanford University, Kiriyama Fellow

Kevin Starr, Ph.D., University of Southern California, Kiriyama Distinguished Fellow

Gary Tiedemann, Ph.D., University of London, EDS-Stewart Distinguished Fellow

James and Evelyn Whitehead, Ph.D.s, Whitehead Associates, EDS-Stewart Distinguished Fellows

Jean-Paul Wiest, Ph.D., The Beijing Center for Language and Culture, EDS-Stewart Distinguished Fellow

Thomas Wilkins, Ph.D., Salford University, Kiriyama Visiting Research Fellow

John Withers, Nautilus Fellow