Bradley Wilson
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DH 307C TEMPE, AZ 85287-0202
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Mail code: 0202Campus: Tempe
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Bradley Wilson is a Senior Lecturer in the School of International Letters and Cultures in the field of Japanese. His research interests include Japanese pedagogy, the study of Japanese popular culture, digital humanities, folklore, and traditional Japanese pastimes.
After graduating from university, Wilson spent two years teaching English in the southern Japanese countryside in Kagoshima Prefecture as a participant in the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program. During his tenure, he studied Japanese calligraphy and the shamisen, a traditional three-stringed lute.
A member of the School of International Letters and Cultures since 2006, Wilson-sensei, as his students call him, focuses on the instruction of Japanese language, culture, and calligraphy. Additionally, he works with his cohort to improve online teaching methods, incorporation of technology in the classroom, and the development of new curriculum in the Japanese field.
- M.A. Asian Languages and Civilizations - Japanese, Arizona State University 2008. Thesis: Evolution of a Legend: Portrayal of Abe no Seimei Over Time.
- B.A. Japanese Language (Magna Cum Laude), Arizona State University 2002
- B.A. Religious Studies (Magna Cum Laude), Arizona State University 2002
