Graduate Student Steering Committee
First convened in October 2009, EAP's Graduate Student Steering Committee (EAP-GSSC) comprises a group of graduate students from departments across campus who are affiliated with EAP. Our goal is to facilitate scholarly exchange among EAP graduate students and faculty, as well as to provide networking opportunities and to represent graduate student interests and concerns.
What We Do
Events organized and hosted by the EAP-GSSC change annually to meet student interests, here are the most recent:
- Brownbag lunch faculty talks
- Graduate student conferences
- Invited guest speaker series
- Film screenings
- Professionalization workshops
- Dissertation writing boot camps
- Fellowship information session
- Writing groups
Activity Funds
Any registered Cornell student organization focused on East Asia is eligible to apply for funding from the EAP-GSSC. The proposed activity must be campus-wide and meet the goal of enhancing the intellectual life of the Cornell community by promoting the study or celebration of East Asia.
To apply, send a proposal to eap-gssc@cornell.edu by November 20 for fall semester events, and March 1 for spring semester events.
Get Involved
Would you like to become a member of the GSSC? Is there a scholar you would like to invite to Cornell from outside the campus? Any questions, suggestions, or feedback about events?
- Contact us to join the email list
- Follow us on Facebook, Cornell EAP-GSSC
Kun Huang: GSSC Community
2022–23 EAP-GSSC Officers
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Abel Song Han (Comparative Literature) Chair and representative to the EAP steering committee
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Chencong Zhu (Anthropology) Co-chair
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Su-Yeon Seo (Asian Studies) Representative to the EAP steering committee
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Zhuang Han (Development Sociology)
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Yumeng Zhang (Asian Studies)
- Mengzheng Yao (Development Sociology)
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Zhen Cheng (Performing and Media Arts)
- Xuewen (Shelley) Yan (Sociology)
- Thomas Cressy (Music)
- Casey Stevens (Asian Studies)
- Jingya Guo (History)
- Jiuheng He (STS)
- Wanheng Hu (STS)
- Kun Huang (Comparative Literature)
- Yuanxue Jing (Asian Studies)
- Bonnie Chung (Department of Literatures in English)
- Adoree Kim (Government)
- Evelyn Xing (Asian Studies)