Senior Theses 2022

Allison Harvey (Chinese Studies), Class of 2022: "From a Nestorianism to a Communist Regime: The Christian Faith in Chin China"

Aspen Albany Rivers De Moulin (Japanese Studies), Class of 2022: "The Transformation of Yokai in Japanese Folklore: Imagery, Action, and Human Connections from Stage to Anime"

EJ White (Asian Studies), Class of 2022: "Nationalism and Sports in Modern China"

Erika Marchant(Chinese Studies), Class of 2022: "Finding a Future in Ancient Traditions: Examining Wuhan Flood Management as a Specimen of China’s Sponge City Programme"

Evan Perez (Chinese Studies), Class of 2022: "Modernizing Mandarin: From Characters to Keyboard"

Justin Pelley (Chineses Studies), Class of 2022: "Taiwan Semi-conductor Manufacturing Company: From State-Owned Enterprise to Industry Titan"

Liam Guinee (Japanese Studies), Class of 2022: "Maintaining Cultural Identity under Globalization: Japanese Design Aesthetics and Ideas"

Meredith White (Japanese Studies), Class of 2022: "Kowai to Kawaii: Japan’s Transition from Nationalism to Kawaii Culture in a Postwar World"

Michael Lackey (Japanese Studies), Class of 2022:  "Japan’s Soy Sauce Industry: Consumerism and Traditional Practices"

Miriam Pina (Japanese Studies), Class of 2022: "Robotics in Japan's Service Industry"

Wei Dai (Asian Studies), Class of 2022: "In the Steps of the Crabs: Chinese Aquaculture from the 16th Century to the Present"

 Yasuaki Ono (Asian Studies), Class of 2022: "So Who Built Tokyo? Examining a Capital Through a Lens of Globalization"