Oh works on the cultural connection among East Asian societies, in particular, history of the book and print culture of East Asia and linguistic histories of Chinese and Korean.

With roots in American and Chinese cultures, Hoyt Tillman explores the divergence and commonalities within and between cultures. As a historian and sinologist, he focuses on how ways of thinking have changed over time.

West works in the textual culture of late medieval and early modern China (1000–1600), with specialties in performance literature, drama, urban literature, and garden studies.

Li, a senior Fulbright Scholar to India, focuses her research on ethnic geography, highly-skilled international migration and transnational connections. She is the author of more than 90 journal articles and book chapters.

Zhang joined ASU in 2002. She''s taught various undergraduate Chinese language courses as well as graduate courses in Chinese linguistics and teaching Chinese as a second language.

Cutter's primary field of teaching and research is early medieval Chinese literature. He was founding director of the School of International Letters and Cultures at ASU.

Ling specializes in late imperial Chinese literature and culture, book history, and the print culture.

Dr. Joanne Tsao's primary field of research is pre-modern Chinese literature. She teaches Classical Chinese, Chinese literature, Modern Chinese language, and courses on Chinese history and culture.

Bokenkamp specializes in the study of medieval Chinese Daoism, with a special emphasis on its literatures and its relations with Buddhism.

Ph.D. student in East Asian Languages and Civilization (Chinese). Her primary fields of research are print culture, book history, pre-modern Sino-Korean literature.