Darrell Allen is teaching at Seattle Pacific University..

Alan Atkinson is a lecturer at the University of Oklahoma.

Ellen Avril is Chief Curator and Curator of Asian Art at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell University

Janet Baker is Curator of Asian Art at the Phoenix Art Museum.

New York University School of Law, JD, 2006 Davis Polk Wardwell, New York, Hong Kong

Michael Bass works for the Chinese art department of Christie's New York, Rockefeller Center.

Sarah Blick is Assistant Professor at Kenyon College, teaching Chinese and Japanese art history as well as medieval art.

Karen Brock is Professor Emerita at Washington University in St. Louis.

Claudia Brown is Associate Professor of Art History at Arizona State University.

Robin Burlingham is the Asian art cataloger at the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University.

Joy Callahan is teaching English in Japan.

Margaret Carney (Xie) is director and chief curator of the Ross C. Purdy Museum of Ceramics in Bowling Green, Ohio, and past director and curator of the Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art at Alfred University, New York.

Janet Carpenter is a lecturer at San Jose State University and the City College of San Francisco.

Jaekwon Cha serves as the Deputy Director at the Korean Institute of Public Administration in the office of the Korean Prime Minister.

Frank Chance is Associate Director of the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.

Tsenti (Joseph) Change is Associate Curator of Chinese art at the Freer and Sackler Galleries of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.

Qing Chang holds a post-doctoral fellowship at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Insoo Cho is Assistant Professor of Art History at the Korean National University of Arts, a new institute in Seoul established by the Korean Ministry of Culture.

Diana Y. Chou is Assistant Professor of Art History and Humanities at John Carroll University of Cleveland.

Christina chu is Chief Curator at the Hong Kong City Museum.

Brian Cleveland is doctoral student in Religious Studies (Japanese) at the University of Illinois.

David Dunfield is a practicing architect in Lawrence, Kansas, and (happily) a former mayor of the city. He and Pat Graham have a son Lee, age 22, an architecture grad student at the University of Cincinnati.

Paul Dunscomb is Associate Professor of History at the Unviersity of Alaska in Anchorage.

Mary Dusenbury is Acting Curator of Asian art in the Spencer Museum of Art at KU.

Robin L. Faulk is working for GE as the Senior Learning and Development Manager in Kansas City.

Patricia J. Fister is Associate Professor at the International Research Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto.

Karen Gerhart is Associate Professor of Art History at the University of Pittsburgh.

Hollis Goodall is Curator at the Pavilion for Japanese Art, Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

From 2002 (through June 2006), I directed the Japan section of the Kansas-Asia Scholars Program at KU\\\'s CEAS. Now I work full-time as an independent scholar/curator and Asian art appraiser. My new book, \"Faith and Power in Japanese Buddhist Art, 1600-2005,\" was published by the University of Hawaii Press in Sept. 2007. My son Lee (with husband David Dunfield), is now 24, and will soon finish his graduate study in architecture, following his father\'s footsteps (but not into politics we hope-David is happily now a former mayor of Lawrence).

After Graduation from KU I participated in the JET progmamme from August 2003 until August 2006. I was based in Matsumoto, Nagano Prefecture and tought english at levels K-12. After retuning to the U.S. I accepted a job at the Consulate General of Japan at Chicago. I work in the cultural outreach section of the Consulate known as the Japan Information Center. Here my main responsibilities consist of maintaining the Center's website and editing the monthly Consulate web letter.

Kevin Greenwood, a doctoral candidate in art history, is teaching at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon. kevin and his wife, Jill Vessely, are the proud parents of Max Jon Edward Greenwood born October 6, 2005.

Marilyn Gridley has retired from the University of Missouri, Kansas city, and continues her research on the art of the Liao. She contributed "Liao Painting and the Northern Grasslands School" to the forthcoming festschrift for Dr. Chutsing Li.

Junghhee Han is Professor of Art History at Hongik University in Seoul, Korea.

Sarah Handler is a free-lance curator based in California. She does research and publishes on Chinese furniture.

Nancy Hope is Associate Director of the Kansas Consortium for Teaching about Asia based in CEAS at KU.

Hsieh Shih-ying is a curator at the National History Museum in Taipei.

After graduating from KU in 1972, I became a Peace Corps Volunteer in Korea from 1973-1975 as a teacher of English as a second language. I stayed on for an additional year and a half, leaving for good in 1977. Unfortunately, I have not had a chance to return. In 1980, I married a Swedish exchange student and have been living in Sweden ever since, on an island off the west coast. My background comes in handy, however, since I am still teaching ESL, now in a virtual classroom on the Internet, and most of my students come from China, Japan, and Korea. I would like to hear from the gang who took Korean from Kim Ho Soon back in 1970.

Brenda Jordon is Assistant Director of Educational Outreach, Japan Studies Coordinator, and Adjunct Assistant Professor, History of Art and Architecture at the University of Pittsburgh. She coordinates the K-16 Educational Outreach program for the Asian Studies center, including professional development workshops for teachers, early childhood learning programs, and educational programs and events. She also serves as the program manager for the Japanese internship pgram, as part of her duties as Japan studies coordinator. She is an avid gardener, in ther spar time, and enjoys spending time with her husband and adoptive Chinese daughter, Erika (age 5).

Jane C. Ju teaches at National Chengchi University in Taipei, Taiwan.

Arthuur Mu-sen Kao is Associate Professor of Art History at San Jose State University.

Hong-nam Kim is Director of the Korean National Folk Museum and Professor at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea.

Sung-lim Kim is a curatorial assistant at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco and finishing her Ph.D. at the University of California, Berkeley.

Elizabeth Kindall is Visiting Assistant Professor of Art History at the University of Utah.

Yuko Koike is Visiting Instructor in Japanese at Colby College.

Karil Kucera is Luce Assistant Professor of East Asian Visual Culture in the departments of Asian Studies and Art & History at St. Olaf college in Northfield, Minnesota.

Thomas Kurata is a Chief Representative of OSIsoft, Inc. in Shanghai.

Lai Hsiang-ling is Executive Director, Dimension Foundation for Art Education, Taipei.

He Li is Associate Curator of chinese Art at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.

I graduated in 2006 from the department of Political Science. I am now working as an assistant professor, teaching research methods, public opinion, and political communication in the Institute of Political Science at the National Sun Yat-Sen University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan.

Ling-en Lu is Assistant Curator of Chinese Art at the Nelson-Atkins Museum in kansas city.

Curator of Chinese Art, Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA

Kazumi Maniwa, former EALC GTA, is teaching at Carnegie Mellon.

HHui Wang Martin and her husband Braian, are the proud parents of William Brian En-hong Martin, born October 1, 2004.

After nearly ten years living in Japan, where he worked first as an English instructor, and later as a freelance translator and translation instructor, Chris returned to KU from 2005-2007 for an M.A. in Japanese Language and Literature. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in the East Asian Studies Department at Princeton University. (www.sarumayo.com)

Adam Stuart McIver is currently working for the Federal Government.

Eric McNeal is a museum preparator at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Birmingham, AL.

Dianne Morton is teaching at Oklahoma State University

Robert Mowry is Alan J. Dworsky Curator of chinese Art and Head of the Department of Asian Art at the Harvard University Art Museums.

I am an attorney and record producer in New York City. I am also a member of the board and Secretary/Treasurer of Tibet Aid, Inc. in Woodstock. I was executive producer of a CD of international lullabies, called Night Wheel, released by Laughing Buddha Music in October 2006, with half of the proceeds dedicated to the support of orphaned and impoverished Tibetan children, including those in Tibet and those in exile. Send me an e-mail for a complimentary copy.

Midori Oka is Museum educator for Asian Collections at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts.

An-yi Pan has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure at Cornell University. He and Robin Burlingham (M.A., Art History), have two sons, Julian and Aidan.

After Graduation from KU I participated in the JET progmamme from August 2003 to August 2004. I was placed in Ebina, Kanagawa ken and taught at three different high schools. I currently teach English at a junior high school in Ofuna, Kanagawa ken.

Charles Sidney Ray Pine has moved to china to teach intercultural communications.

The information for my activities was incomplete and inaccurate. Also my name was misspelled. Here is the correct information -- Education: BA, EALC (KU 1993); MA, East Asian Studies (Harvard 1995); M.Phil., International Relations (Oxford University 1996); Candidate, Ph.D., Political Science (Univ of Illinois 2006-Present). Employment: Director of Special Projects, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation.

Yumi Saito, former EALC GTA, is working for Cisco Inc. in Tokyo and teaching Japanese to international business people.

Audrey Seo is Assistant Professor of Art History at Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia.

Jason Steuber is currently the Leverhulme Trust Visiting Fellow at Glasgow University, Scotland in the History of Art Department. Previously, he worked for the past 12 years in the Asian Art Department at the Nelson-Atkins Museum in Kansas City as Assistant Curator.

Yuichi Tamura is teaching at SUNY Geneseo.

Diana Tenckhoff is Assistant Professor of Art History at Southwestern University in Georgetown, Texas.

Robert L. Thorp is Professor Emeritus at Washington University in St. Louis.

HHsing-li Tsai is an independent scholar living in Vancouver, Canada.

Wan Qingli is Professor of Art History at the University of Hong Kong.

Ankeney Weitz was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure at Colby College.

Matthew Welch is curator of Korean and Japanese Art at Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Sandra Jean Wetzel is Assistant Professor of Art History, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. She continues to research courtesan painters in Ming China.

Richard L. Wilson is Prfoessor of Art and Archeology as well as Director of Japan Studies at International Christian University in Tokyo. His research includes japanese archaeology, especially of the early modern period; painting, ceramics, lacquerware, and publishing of the Rimpa school of japanese art; and Japanese tea ceremony.

Donald Wood is Chief Curator at the Birmingham Museum of Art in Birmingham, AL.

Philip Wu is Associate Professor in the Department of Fine Arts at Tunghai University in Taiwan.

Siliang Yang is Regional Managing Director at PROS Revenue Management in Houston. On June, 14, 2006 PROS Revenue Management announced the successful completion of the first all-China Revenue Management Workshop, which was held in the Zhejiang Xizi Government Guest House in Hangzhou, China. Yang chaired the workshop. He also remains engaged with contemporary Chinese painting.

Jeong-Kweow Yi works at the Korean Buddhist Association of New York in Flushing.

Yen-chuan (Grace) Ying is a member of Academia Sinica in Taipei and the Graduate Institute of Art History of national Taiwan University.

Shimizu Yoshiaiki is Marquand Professor of Japanese Art at Princeton University.

Fangfang yu is a Lecturer in Environmental Studies at Albright College in Bern, PA.

Qiuxia Zhang is teaching at the Lanzhou University in China.

Yan Bing Zhang is Assistant Professor at KU.