Education 

M.A., Economics, National Taiwan University, June 2020. 

B.A., Foreign Languages and Literatures (major) , and Economics(minor),  National Taiwan University,  June 2017.

Referee Service

-Journal of Political Economy

Experience 

*Predoctoral Research Fellow at Harvard Economics
-for Melissa Dell, Aug 2022 -present.

*Full-time Research Assistant

-for Ching-I Haung,  Sept 2020 - July 2022. 

*Part-time Research Assistant (during my M.A. degree)

- for Ching-I Huang: (1) reviewing literatures on control-function approach to estimating production function, empirical game theory and spatial competition, BLP-related methods, as well as  empirical IO and banking ;  (2) cleaning Industrial Censuses in postwar Taiwan( 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001).

- for Eunbi Ko: working on SIPP1996 and other U.S. labor data released by BLS.

- for Elliott Fan: working on administrative data in Taiwan, including health care, domestic violence, and, mainly, sexual assaults.

- for Hui-wen Koo: (1) working on historical data in Taiwan (with other RAs we manually (and brutally) coded more than 10,000 ancient land contracts written in classical Chinese...) ; (2) replicating empirical studies using spatial regression discontinuity design.

*Teaching Assistant

-Introduction to Quantitative Method (NTU Econ Math Camp), 2018 & 2019. 

Programming Languages:

Python, R, STATA 

Selected Courses (Econ and Math)

-Real Analysis I / Real Analysis  II (Baby Rudin Level): A/A

-Empirical IO/ Empirical Game Theory: A+/A+ 

-Behavioral Game Theory/ Topics in Neuroeconomics: A/A+

-Topics in Monetary Economics: A+ 

-Law and Economics (taught at NTU Law School):A+

Selected Course (Foreign Languages and Literatures)

-English Writing:  English Composition (I)(1&2), English Composition (II)(1&2), and English Composition (Ⅲ)(1&2)  (totally 6 semesters) 

-British Literature: (1)Twentieth-century, (2) Victorian, (3) Seventeenth-century and Eighteenth-century,  (4) Sixteenth-century, (5) Arthurian Literature (including Geoffrey of Monmouth's The History of the Kings of Britain). 

-Post-colonial Literature : Fiction(I) (II) [covering Coetzee (South Africa), Soyinka (Nigeria), Djebar (Algeria), Vassanji (Kenya) , Ondaatje (Sri Lanka),   Hagedorn (Philippines), Arundhati Roy (India), Wu Chuo-liu (Taiwan), Konrad (Congo, covered but not taught in lectures), Márquez ( Colombia, covered but not taught in lectures), etc.]

-Others: (1) Introduction to Linguistics(I)( II), (2) Readings in Greek Tragedy[covering the Oresteia (focusing on Agamemnon), Ajax, and the Bacchae], (3)Early Travel Literature [covering Topographia Hibernica, Crusaders, Christian missionaries  in China and  Mongol  empire, and early publications on the Age of Discovery].

Selected Course (Chinese History)

-China in Modern Times:1842 -1911 /1911-1979

-Chinese Revolution, Counter-revolution and Modernities in the 1930s
[a PhD-level history course aiming at collecting and reading historical  documents and publications during the early 1930s  to produce new historical explanations for the formation of both Nanking government and Chinese Communist Party.]

-Sino-Japanese War, State Building and Chinese Revolution(I)(II)
[a PhD-level history course aiming at collecting and reading historical documents and publications  on the effects of Sino-Japanese War and the formation of three Chinese states: Republic of China (ROC),  the Wang Jingwei regime, and the People's Republic of China (PRC).]

-War, Revolution and Modernity
[a PhD-level history course, covering important works of historical sociology and its implications on modern Chinese history, e.g. Marx, Lenin, debates between Trotsky and Stalin, and later, Weber, Richard Towney, Karl Polanyi, Barrington Moore Jr., Skocpol, Jack Goldstone, and Tilly.]

-Study Group of Chiang Kai-Shek' s Chronological Event Transcripts and Chiang Kai-Shek's Diaries (An extra course derived from Sino-Japanese War, State Building and Chinese Revolution,  no credits)

Work Experience (Non-Academic) 

*Aleees International Groups    

Social Media Editor, Sept 2013-Sept2015

-managed the company's social media and promoted the uptake of electronic vehicles among the general public.

*Taiwan Youth Climate Coalition (TWYCC)
Chief Coordinator of Fundraising Department , Mar 2012 – Oct2013
--persuaded CEOs in private companies to be long-term sponsors 

NGO Watcher in Rio+20 , June 2012
--participated in Rio+20 held at Brazil as a NGO member and jointly campaigned for global sustainable development   See media coverage posted (in Chinese) in Department of NGO International Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of China (Taiwan) and other Chinese medias: here, and  English interview of our team: here.