Mirela David
- Courses5
- Reviews11
- School: University of Saskatchewan
- Campus:
- Department: Gender Studies
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Location:
Saskatoon, SK - Dates at University of Saskatchewan: April 2015 - December 2019
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Political Leanings:
| Liberal | Conservative |
Biography
University of Saskatchewan - Gender Studies
Experience
New York University
Adjunct Instructor
Politics and Culture of the 60's
Japan
Global AsiaNew York University
Program Assistant for History of Women & Gender Workshop
Mirela worked at New York University as a Program Assistant for History of Women & Gender Workshop
University of Saskatchewan
Assistant Professor
Mirela worked at University of Saskatchewan as a Assistant Professor
Education
September 2008 New York University
Ph.D
East Asian History
October 2006 University of Bucharest
Master of Arts, Bachelor of Arts
Asian Studies
Ruprecht-Karls University
MA
Sinology
DAAD scholarshipFudan University (Shanghai, China )ICES International Cultural Exchange School
Advanced Chinese Language; International Economics in Chinese
George Cosbuc" Bilingual High School
English instruction
New York University
Adjunct Instructor
Politics and Culture of the 60's Japan Global AsiaNew York University
Program Assistant for History of Women & Gender Workshop
Publications
Article “Otherness Experience” published in Mihaela Zaharia, “Identity and Otherness,”
Bucharest University Press
Article “Otherness Experience” published in Mihaela Zaharia, “Identity and Otherness,”
Bucharest University Press
Article “Otherness Experience” published in Mihaela Zaharia, “Identity and Otherness,”
Bucharest University Press
“The Task is Hers”: Going Global, Margaret Sanger’s Visit to China in 1922”
Asia Pacific Perspectives
Article “Otherness Experience” published in Mihaela Zaharia, “Identity and Otherness,”
Bucharest University Press
“The Task is Hers”: Going Global, Margaret Sanger’s Visit to China in 1922”
Asia Pacific Perspectives
Published article: “Cultural Connotations of Female Related Words”
Florentina Vişan (edt)“Studies of sinology,” Bucharest University Press, 2006, ISBN 073737226-3, 287-299
