Here are some samples of research and creative work done as part of the coursework for EALL courses.
Chinese
Essays written for Bei Cheng's CHIN 0005 "Chinese for Heritage Speakers" class Fall Term 2018. My Name by Kexin Tang; One Day Tour in Prince Gong's Mansion by Angel Chen
Movie posters designed by Yi Xu's CHIN 1020 "Third Year Chinese 1" class. Temple Grandin by Lauren Manning; Frozen by Toby Sheung; Soulmate by Alexis Crossland.
Japanese
A collection of Haiku prepared by Elizabeth Oyler's JPNSE 0083 "Introduction to Japanese Literature" class Fall Term 2016. JPNSE 0083 Haiku
Korean
A compilation of short articles about Korean culture. Written by students in Seung-Hwan Shin's KOR 0070 "World of Korea" class, Fall Term 2017. Politics and Society
2022 REALL DEALL program, April 22, 2022
Panel 1
Chair: Gray Denney 9:00-10:20
The State of Small Hydropower in Japan and Its Effect on Surrounding Communities, Malinda Chau
Changing Eating Culture to Change the Environment, Stephen Aulerich
Soka Gakkai's Ideal Form in The Human Revolution by Ikeda Daisaku: The Religion's Disconnect between Members and Leadership, Zhuoran Han
The Digital Agency: Japan’s Data-“Base” in the Information Age,Evan Lee
Panel 2
Chair: David Warner 10:40-12:00
Addressing the Problem of Pitch: The Efficacy of Voice Recordings on Pitch Accent and Pronunciation in JFL Learners, Austin Rosenkrans
Motivating Factors and Using Authentic Online Video Materials in High School Chinese Learning, Paris Yamamoto
A Double-Edged Sword in the Japanese Animation Industry? On the Rise of Mobile Games and Online Virtual Characters, Yujiang Qing
Fear Expressions in English and Japanese: What Do We Say When We're Scared?, Daniel Weitzman
Panel 3
Chair: Kayla Smitson 1:00-2:20
Effects of Labor Market Trends on the Japanese Demographic Crisis in the Post Bubble Economy, Christian Toth
The Future of Taiwanese Trade with the New Southbound Policy, Marc Smith
What Is a Legal Person? Tracking the Meaning and Perception of Hōjin (法人) across Eras, Timothy Askey
Disparity in Healthcare in China, Halley Cook
Panel 4
Chair: James Kotey 2:30-3:30
Gaps in Translation from Japanese to English, Using Natsume Sōseki's Botchan, Tia Gillespie
Translating Aruzenchin babā: Text, Image, Context, Daniel Weitzman
Metaphors and Creative Expressions in Chinese and English Languages, Samantha Everson-Simpson