RICHARD RICE ___________________________________ CURRICULUM VITAE
Asia Program
University of Tennessee/Chattanooga
Chattanooga, TN 37403‑2598
(423) 425‑5314 FAX: (423) 425-2138
Richard-Rice@utc.edu
1102 River Hills Drive
Chattanooga, TN 37415
(423) 267-1359
Education
B.A. 1966 Portland State University (History)
M.A. 1967 University of Illinois (European History)
M.A. 1971 Harvard (Regional Studies: East Asia)
Ph.D. 1974 Harvard (History and East Asian Languages)
Dissertation: "Hitachi: Japanese Industry in an Era of Militarism, 1937‑1945"
Employment
1981-Present: Professor of History, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga;
Director, UTC Japan Project, 1985 – present (now Asia Program)
1989 (fall): Visiting Faculty, University of Pittsburgh Semester‑at‑Sea
1974-1981: Assistant Professor of History, University of Tennessee/Knoxville
1973-1974: English as a Second Language Instructor, Cambridge Schools
1972-1973: Teaching Fellow, Harvard University
1972: Teaching Assistant, Brandeis University
1969-1970: English Conversation Teacher, Tokyo
1966-1968: Grading Assistant, University of Illinois
Administration
Director, UTC Japan Project (1985‑1999); Asia Program (1999-present):
Plan and implement outreach services designed for teachers and the business
community. Fund‑raising to support Japanese studies. Achieved national recognition
in teacher training workshops, materials and educational videos. Supported efforts to
attract Japanese investment the community. Host visiting delegations and plan
conferences.
1. fund raising and budget supervision (career total over $1.5 million)
2. business and community services: interpreting, hosting, consulting, recruitment
in Japan, referrals
3. off-campus courses in Japanese language for local companies
4. workshops for teachers in the region and nation (funded by the USJF; CGP;
NEH; Department of Education)
5. publication of teaching materials including educational videos
6. faculty development to expand Japan curriculum
7. administration of Japanese language courses
8. development of a materials center, resource guides
9. house and support Education About Asia
Assistant Director for Academic and Curricular Activities, Honors Program
1987-1992):
Helped plan and write successful $400,000 grant to assist Director in creation of a
newly expanded honors program at UTC. Achievements:
1. recruitment of outstanding students
2. development and evaluation of new liberal arts curriculum for honors students
3. planning and implementation of two‑week faculty retreats
4. organization of faculty seminars
5. selection, orientation, and advisement of honors students
6. writing university and community publicity
7. preparation of data and reports to NEH
8. supervision of staff
UTC Faculty Secretary, 1999-2004
Prepared agenda, arranged meeting room, took and distributed minutes for four meetings each year, prepared ballots, obtained sponsors, read student names at three commencements each year.
President, UTC Faculty Senate, 2004-2006
Preside at Senate meetings, prepare agenda with executive committee and others, meet with the Chancellor and other administration officers to represent faculty views, receive annual reports from standing committees, preside at annual retirement dinner, act as counselor to President of the UT system, serve as faculty representative on academic affairs committee of the Board of Trustees.
Trustee, University of Tennessee, 2006-2007
Professional Experience
Secretary-Treasurer, 1975-1978, Tenn. Consortium for Asian Studies
Administration of pilot Japanese language program, 1983-1986
Chair, UTC Petitions Committee 1983-1985
Coordinator, 1983-1985, Washington and S.E. Region Japan Seminar
President, 1984-1987, Parents of the Gifted Organization
President, 1986-1988, Tennessee Consortium for Asian Studies
Local Arrangements Chair, 1987 Meeting of Southeast Conference Association for
Asian Studies
Editorial Board, 1986-1989, Virginia Consortium for Asian Studies
Member, Business School Committee on International Education
Coordinator, 1990-1992, Washington and S.E. Region Japan Seminar
Vice‑President, Southeast Conference/ Association for Asian Studies, 1992
President, Southeast Conference, Association for Asian Studies, 1993
Editorial Advisory Board, Current Politics and Economics of Japan; Southeast
Review of Asian Studies
Reviewer for National Endowment for the Humanities (1991, 1993, 1999) and a
Japanese private foundation (1993, 1994, 1999, 2001)
Local Arrangements Chair, 2002 Meeting of Southeast Conference Association for
Asian Studies
Awards
| 1966-1968 | NDEA Fellow in History, University of Illinois |
| 1972-1973 | Teaching Fellow, Harvard University |
| 1971-1973 | Harvard Graduate School Fellowship |
| 1977 | Fulbright‑Hays Summer Seminar In India |
| 1978 | Association for Asian Studies Travel Grant |
| UT Summer Faculty Research | |
| 1980 | UT Summer Faculty Development |
| 1983 | Fellow, St. Antony's College, Oxford University |
| 1984 | University of Tennessee Summer Faculty Research |
| 1986 | UC Foundation Japan Research Grant |
| 1989 | UTC Instructional Excellence Grant |
| 1991 | UC Foundation Japan Research Grant |
| Association for Asian Studies Travel Grant | |
| Southeast Association for Japanese Research Travel | |
| 1994 | Director, Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad, Indonesia |
| UC Foundation Indonesia Research Grant | |
| UTC Faculty Development Grant | |
| 1995 | Mombusho Research Travel Grant |
| 1996 | UTC Sabattical |
| 1998 | NEH Faculty Summer Institute on World and Environmental History, University of California/ Santa Cruz |
| 2000 | UTC Faculty Development Grant, Morocco |
| 2001 | Freeman Foundation/Columbia University Asia Study Tour |
| 2002 | UTC Chancellor’s Funds for SEC/AAS Meeting subvention |
| 2002 | Lupton Renaissance Grant for Faculty Globalization Seminar |
| 2003 | Walker Resource Center Faculty Fellow, 2003-2004 |
| 2005 | NEH Summer Seminar on Human Rights in an Age of Globalization, Columbia University |
| 2005 | UTC Faculty Development Grant to supplement NEH award |
| 2007 | UTC Sabattical Spring Semester |
Teaching
Exceptional Merit Rating l988‑1992; 1998; 2004
Traditional and Modern Japan and China
Asian and World History
Western Civilization
University Honors Seminars on Asian Civilization
Energy History, Seminars on Asia, World War II in the Pacific, Japanese Tutorial
World Economic History, Japanese Business/Economic History, Japanese
Management, Japan Training Programs for Businessmen, Cartoon History
Teacher Workshops and Summer Institutes on Japan
Numerous specials senior projects on Modern Japan
Three undergraduate students recipients of annual SEC/AAS best paper
prize: cash award and publication
Nominated for 2001 UT National Alumni Association Outstanding Teacher Award
Faculty Fellow for Walker Teaching Resource Center, 2003-2004
Publications
Commentary on Kozo Yamamura's "The Role of Meiji Militarism in Japan's
Technological Progress," The Journal of Economic History 31 (March 1977), 136‑8.
"Economic Mobilization in Wartime Japan: Business, Bureaucracy, and Military in
Conflict," The Journal of Asian Studies, 38:4 (August 1979), 689‑706.
Two book review‑essays in Magill's Literary Annual:1979.
Commentary on three papers in MacArthur Memorial, Proceedings: The Occupation
of Japan: Economic Policy and Reform (1980).
Three articles with six accompanying book review‑essays in Great Events From
History: Supplement, Salem Press, 1980; "Japanese Military Campaigns in China,"
"Japan Occupies the Dutch East Indies, Singapore, and Burma," "General MacArthur
Administers the Reconstruction of Japan."
Book review‑essay in Magill's Literary Annual:1980.
Two book review‑essays in Magill's Literary Annual:1981.
Three book review‑essays in Magill's History Annual:1982.
Entry on Kuhara Fusanosuke in Kodansha's Encyclopedia of Japan, Tokyo, 1983,
Vol. 4, 302‑303.
"Contrasting Images of the Pacific War," in Annals of the Southeast Conference
Association for Asian Studies.
Two book review‑essays in Magill's History Annual:1984.
Analysis of four Japanese short stories by Mishima, Dazai, Oe, and Tanizaki for
Masterplots II, Salem Press, 1986.
"Japanese Technology and Postwar Trade: The Hitachi Case," in
Occasional Papers of the Virginia Consortium for Asian Studies, Vol. 2 (Spring
1985), pp. 55-69.
Two writing strategies in Writing Across the Curriculum, NEH funded booklet for
UTC faculty, 1985.
Contributor to Teaching About the Japanese Economy, Joint Council on Economic
Education: New York, l986.
"A Brief History of Modern Japan: 1868‑1945," and "Japanese Investment in the
United States: American Investment in Japan," in West Meets East/ East Meets
West, Idaho Council on Economic Education & Idaho Humanities Council, Boise,
1987, pp. 38‑45; 68‑87.
"Intercultural Contact: The Japanese in Rutherford County, Tennessee," in
Occasional Papers of the Virginia Consortium for Asian Studies, Vol. 4 (Spring
1987).
"Tennessee" chapter in The Regional Underpinnings of the U.S.‑Japan
Partnership, Vol. 3: American States: Four Case Studies, Japan Center for
International Exchange, Tokyo, 1987, Co‑Author Lucien Ellington.
Critical essays on Akutagawa Ryunosuke and Oe Kenzaburo for Salem Press,
1987.
"Regional Underpinnings of U.S.‑ Japan Partnership," in Occasional Papers of the
Virginia Consortium for Asian Studies, Vol. 5 (l988), pp. 26‑54, Co‑author Lucien
Ellington.
"Taira Kiyomori," in Great Lives From History: Ancient and Modern Series, Salem
Press, 1988, pp.2059‑2064.
"Japanese Investment in America," Chattanooga Times, December 16, 1988, A12.
"Japanese Investment in America" article reprint in Newsweek "Japan's High Tech
Challenge" special school supplement, Fall l989.
"Brief Economic History of Modern Japan," historical survey and two lessons in
Teaching About the Japanese Economy,
Joint Council on Economic Education, February 1990.
"Japanese Investment: A Threat to America?" Willamette Journal of the Liberal
Arts, Supplemental Series 3, Spring 1990, pp.119‑136.
"Comment on Andrew Gordon," Journal of Labor Research, XI:3(Summer l990),
pp.255‑6.
"Japanese Labor in World War Two," International Labor and Working‑Class
History, No.38 (Fall 1990), pp.29‑45.
"Technology and Trade: Hitachi Industries," Current Politics and Economics of
Japan, Vol. 1, No. 1 (1991), pp.
"Odor Culture in Japan," Annals of the Southeast Conference/ Association for
Asian Studies, Vol. 13 (January 1992), pp.59-70.
"Japan" entry reviewed and updated for Academic American Encyclopedia, l992
edition.
"International Experiences for Educators: A Study Tour to Japan," co‑authored
with Lucien Elington, Clearinghouse, 65:3 (January‑February 1992, pp.183‑185.
"An Exercise in Scapegoating," Chattanooga Times, March 13,1992, A7.
"Bibliography," rationale and annotation for background reading and educational
exchanges with Japan for Internationalizing U.S. Classrooms: Japan as a Case
Study, Clearinghouse for Social Studies Education, February, 1992.
"The Specialist‑Teacher Gap," Newsletter of the Committee for Teaching About
Asia, Association for Asian Studies, Spring 1992.
Three syllabuses in Grant K. Goodman (Ed.), Asian History: Selected Course
Outlines and Reading Lists for American Colleges and Universities, Markus
Wiener Publishing, New York, 1993.
Co-author with Mary Price "Tennessee" chapter in The Survey Reports on Japan-
Related Regional Activities in the U.S. (Vol.1) (Tokyo: The Japan Foundation/
Center for Global Partnership, 1993), pp.587-611 (in Japanese as Beikoku no
chiiki reberu no Nihon kanren katsudo).
Reader and consultant for Japan content for National Review of Asia in American
Textbooks in 1993, produced by Columbia University (Ann Arbor: Association
for Asian Studies, 1993).
Advisor for Learning Enrichment's middle school unit, Today's Japan, distributed
to 33,000 classrooms in December 1994.
“Outreach Efforts in the Southeast: A Brief History,” Southeast Review of Asian
Studies, January 1997, pp. 119-123.
"Japan's Post-Bubble Economy and Its Present State," Southeast Review of
Asian Studies, January 1998, pp. 119-123.
"Economic Mobilization in Wartime Japan: Business, Bureaucracy and Military
in Conflict," reprinted in Michael Smitka (Ed.), Japanese Economic History,
Vol. 2: The Interwar Years (Hamden, Ct: Garland Press, 1998).
“The ‘Great Bifurcation’ Debate: New Contextualizations of the Tokugawa
Economy and Material Life,” Southeast Review of Asian Studies, January 2000,
pp. 97-110.
"Economic Mobilization in Wartime Japan: Business, Bureaucracy and Military
in Conflict," reprinted in Steven Tolliday, The Economic Development of Modern
Japan Since 1868, Part One: 1868-1945 (Cheltenham, U.K., Edward Elgar, 2000).
“The Empire of Japan 1868-1914,” in The World and its Peoples encyclopedia
(London: The Brown Reference Group, forthcoming).
Interview in feature article, “Drawing Conclusions,” including six cartoons and
commentary in The Tennessee Alumnus, Summer 2003, pp.18-21.
Short Commentary on writing in the classroom for the Fall 2003 WAC Newsletter
distributed by the UTC Writing Across the Curriculum Committee
Book reviews, 1978‑2004, in The Journal of Economic History, Business
History Review, Journal of Asian Studies, The Journal of Asian Business,
International Labor and Working- Class History, Journal of Asian and African
Studies, Education About Asia.
Papers on Japan
"Wartime Economic Controls and Postwar Economic Development in Japan,"
S.E. Regional Seminar on Japan, February 1976.
"The Development of Railroads in Meiji Japan," S.E.Conference Association
for Asian Studies, January 1977.
"Control Associations and Industrial Autonomy in Modern Japanese Economic
History," Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, March 1977.
"Researching Railroad History in Japan," Asian Studies Banquet at Florida State
University, May 1977.
"The Role of Private Railroads in the Integration of Meiji Japan," AHA Annual
Meeting, December, 1979.
"Historical Origins of Research and Development in Japan: The Hitachi Case,"
Tennessee Consortium for Asian Studies, 1981.
"Origins of Private R&D in Japan: The Hitachi Case," Association for Asian
Studies, April 1982.
"Japanese Technology and Postwar Trade: The Hitachi Case," S.E.
Conference, Association for Asian Studies, January 1984.
"Family Economics in Japan," S.E. Regional Family Economics Conference,
February 1986.
"Japanese in Tennessee," Amerika Nanbu Bunka Gakkai (Japan Society for
Southern American Culture," Tokyo, August 1986.
"The Impact of Japan on the Economy," Insights: A Seminar for Modern
Educator in Economics, Memphis, October 1986.
"Japanese Business in America; American Business in Japan," World Trade
Council, November 1986.
"Exporting to Japan," World Trade Council, February 1987.
"Japanese Direct Investment in Tennessee," Foreign Service Institute,
Department of State, Washington, June l987.
"History of Private R&D in Japan," History of Technology Conference,
University of Surrey, Guildford England, August 1987.
"Contrasting National and Local Views of the Nichibei Economy: The
Tennessee Example," Washington and S.E. Region Japan Seminar, October
1987.
"New Japanese Management Techniques," TennRUG Users Group, June
1988.
"Japanese Management of R&D," University of Manchester School of
Business, Manchester England, July l988.
"The Current Export Climate in Japan," Export Now! Forum for Executives,
World Trade Council and Chattanooga Manufacturers Association, October
1988.
"Japanese Direct Investment in the United States: The Tennessee
Experience," Southern Region Japan Studies Seminar, Atlanta, October l988.
"Japanese Investment: A Threat to America?," In the Pacific Interest
Conference, Salem Oregon, February l989.
"The Nichibei Economy: A Perverse Complementarity?," Ritsumeikan
University, Kyoto Japan, September 1989.
"Japanese Labor in World War Two," S. E. Conference, Association for
Asian Studies, January 1990.
"Odor Culture in Japan," Southeast Conference, Association for Asian
Studies, January l991.
"Recent Trends in Industrial R&D in Japan," Southeast Conference,
Association for Asian Studies, January l992.
"Technology and Economic Growth in Postwar Japan," Conference on
Technological Change, Oxford University, September 1993.
"R&D in Japan: Creativity Japanese Style?," Southern Japan Seminar,
September 1993.
"Deja Vu? The Japanese Financial Crisis of the 1920s Compared to the
1990s," Southern Japan Seminar, September1996.
"An Analysis of the Post-Bubble Economy and Its Present State," Southeast
Conference/ Association for Asian Studies, January 1997.
“Prosperous of Impoverished? Re-examining the Tokugawa Economy in
Comparative Terms,” Southern Japan Seminar, October 1999
“A Giant Step Backward: Asia in Landes’ Wealth and Poverty of Nations,”
Southeast Conference/ Association for Asian Studies, January 2001.
“Asia Denied: China and Japan in Landes’ Wealth and Poverty of Nations,”
Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast Regional Conference, June 2002.
“Ainu Submergence and Emergence: Human Rights Discourse and the Expression
of Ethnicity in Modern Japan,” Southeast Conference, Association for Asian
Asian Studies, January 2006.
Other Papers:
“Racial and Ethnic Imagery in 19th Century Political Cartoons,” Symposium on the
19th Century Press, the Civil War, and Free Expression,” November 10-11 2005.
Teaching and Curriculum Development
Danforth Conference on Teaching‑Learning Issues, 1975.
"Teaching Asia to Undergraduates," S.E. Conference
Association for Asian Studies, 1978.
Workshop on World History, Western Carolina University, 1978.
"Workshop on Japanese Culture," Tennessee Consortium for Asian Studies, April
1979.
"Developing History Skills Through Simulation Exercises," workshop leader,
Knoxville area social studies teachers, 1979.
"The Use of Multi‑Media Materials in Teaching Asian Studies,"
panelist at Tennessee Consortium for Asian Studies, 1978.
Two workshops on Japan sponsored by the Asia Society, 1979.
Curriculum and Resource Workshop for Knox County teachers, 1979.
"The Use of Student Proctors in Writing," presentation for UTC faculty in 1983
and 1984.
"The Use and Abuse of Proctors," Tennessee Philological Association, 1984.
"Teaching the Pacific War: Contrasting Images in Literature,"
Southeast Conference Association for Asian Studies, January 1985.
"The Use of Proctors in Undergraduate Survey Courses," Wyoming Conference on
Teaching English, June 24-28 1985.
"Teaching the Samurai," Tennessee Consortium for Asian Studies, January, 1985.
"Intercultural Contact: The Japanese in Rutherford County, Tennessee," Southeast
Conference Association for Asian Studies, January, 1986.
"Making Japan Come Alive," Gifted Education Conference, 1986.
Guest faculty at Governors School for International Relations, June, 1986
"Audio‑visuals on Japan for Elementary and Secondary Levels,"
S.E. Conference Association for Asian Studies, January 1988.
"Teaching About Japan," Chattanooga City and Hamilton County Teachers
Workshop, June 1988.
"Teaching About the Japanese Economy in Middle and Secondary
Schools," Committee on Teaching About Asia Annual Meeting, March l989.
"Bridging the Gap: The Role of Specialists in Asian Studies Outreach,"
Association for Asian Studies Annual Meeting, March 1990.
"Teaching About Japan," National Conference for the Social Studies Annual
Meeting, November l990.
"Teaching About Japan," S.E. Conference Association for Asian Studies, January
l99l.
"Historical Background of Japanese Constitutionalism," Social Science
Consortium, February 1991.
"Teaching the Japanese Economy," CTA/AAS Conference, April 1991.
"Developing Critical Thinking Using Primary Sources from Asia," CTA/AAS
Conference, April l992.
Teaching and Curriculum Development (continued)
Asheville Institute on General Education, June 7-12, 1992; Member of five‑person
UTC team including Provost, Deans of Arts and Science and Nursing; helped
prepare report on General Education reform at UTC.
"Teaching the Pacific Century" panelist at Association for Asian Studies Annual
Meeting, April, 1995.
"Teaching About Asia" panel organizer at Southeast Conference/ Association for
Asian Studies, January 1994.
Organized National Conference for Teachers for teaching about Japan, January 27-
30, 1994.
Participated in two panels at the Annual Meeting of the National Council on the
Social Studies (one the newly released Columbia study of textbook coverage of
Asia and one on geography of Japan), November 1993.
Presentations on Japanese history at Summer Institute for Teachers, Boulder
Colorado, July 1996.
“Internationalizing the Undergraduate Curriculum,” presentation at Mississippi
State University, December 1996.
Attended workshops on Oral Communication, February 19-20 and May 14-15,
1999.
“Outreach: Serving the Business Community,” Association for Asian Studies
Annual Meeting, March 1999.
“Teaching the Physical and Cultural Geography of Japan,” Chattanooga Chapter of
the Tennessee Geographic Alliance, October 5, 1999.
“Teaching Morocco for Middle and High School Teachers,” Tennessee State
Social Studies Conference, Gatlinburg, March 2001.
Organized and moderated campus-wide “Roundtable on September 11th,” Sept
2001.
Workshop on Teaching Asia funded by COC grant, Chattanooga, January 19, 2002
Served as consultant for new World History curriculum at UTK: December 2001
and May 2002.
UTC Faculty Fellow, 2003-2004. One week summer workshop and follow-up
meetings during academic year, including research project in teaching
technologies, faculty assistance, and presentation of findings.
Lupton Renaissance Grant Faculty Workshop on Globalization, October 17-21,
2003. Organized program and speakers for 20 UTC faculty; on-campus “Lupton
Globalization Lectures” series 2003-2004 for campus and public, seminars.
“Visualizing Asia in the Classroom,” Southeast Conference/ Association for Asian
Studies, January 2005.
“The Asian Perspective,” invited panel participant on “Globalization: A Valid
Approach to Teaching World History?” at the Tennessee Conference of Historians
Annual Meeting, September 2005.
Workshops
Designed, organized, and participated in state‑wide workshops for teachers. Provided background information, teaching strategies, and resources using a multi‑media approach and lectures. Planned and led teacher seminars in Japan in l988 and 1992. Led Fulbright group of 12 teachers to Indonesia in 1994. Organized two week Summer Institute on Japan at UTC, 1995. Organized and led Study Tour group of 22 teachers and UTC students to China, Korea, Japan in summer of 2001.
| PLACE | DATE | PARTICIPANTS |
| Kentucky (Louisville) | August 1986 | 300 |
| Tennessee (Chattanooga) | October l986 | 50 |
| Tennessee (Cookeville) | October 1986 | 40 |
| Arkansas (Little Rock) | September 1986 | 30 |
| Idaho (two days) | March 1987 | 200 |
| Arkansas (Little Rock) | April 1987 | 150 |
| Tennessee (East Ridge) | November 1987 | 60 |
| Mississippi (Greenwood) | April 1988 | 50 |
| Japan (Tennessee teachers) | June 1988 | 20 |
| Tennessee (Chattanooga) | April 1989 | 60 |
| Colorado (Denver) | June 1989 | 30 |
| Mississippi (Greenwood) | March 1990 | 50 |
| Tennessee (Suwanee) | June 1990 | 12 |
| Louisiana (New Orleans) | April 1991 | 130 |
| Midsouth Japan Project | June-July 1991 | 25 |
| Tennessee (Cookeville) | March 1992 | 27 |
| Tennessee (Jackson) | April 1992 | 27 |
| Louisiana (New Orleans) | April 1992 | 50 |
| New York (Scarsdale) | October 1992 | 40 |
| Arkansas (Little Rock) | October 1992 | 60 |
| Tennessee (Madisonville) | October 1992 | 50 |
| Alabama (Jacksonville) | November 1992 | 45 |
| Texas (Austin) | November 1992 | 17 |
| Kentucky (Louisville) | December 1992 | 51 |
| South Carolina (Hilton Head) | January 1993 | 25 |
| Tennessee (Chattanooga) | February 1993 | 45 |
| Alabama (Mobile) | August 1993 | 40 |
| South Carolina (Columbia) | August 1993 | 40 |
| Colorado (Denver) | September 1993 | 50 |
| Arkansas (Little Rick) | September 1994 | 70 |
| Texas (Fort Worth) | October 1994 | 30 |
| Tennessee (Nashville) | November 1994 | 50 |
| South Carolina (Hilton Head) | January 1995 | 47 |
| Louisiana (New Orleans) | March 1995 | 42 |
| Seattle (three days) | July 1995 | 20 |
| Colorado (Boulder) | July 1996 | 20 |
| Mississippi (Starkville) | December 1996 | 15 |
| Georgia (Savannah) | January 1997 | 15 |
| Tennessee (Johnson City) | February 1997 | 25 |
| Tennessee (Dickson) | April 2000 | 25 |
| Tennessee (Chattanooga) | January, May 2001 | 22 |
Media Experience
"Asia Week, "Co‑host of five hour‑long programs on Knoxville
television, 1976.
"Intercultural Contact: The Japanese in Rutherford County Tennessee," Senior
Japanese Culture Consultant, assisted in editing 30 min. documentary video, l984.
Guest on "Economic Heartbeat," discussing Japanese economy, 1985; 1987. 30 mins.
"Dialogue," Channel 3, September 1986. Discussed Japan. 30 mins.
"Morning Show," Channel 12, June 1987. Discussed Japan.30 mins.
"Understanding the Japanese Economy," 30 min. educational video for advanced high
school and introductory college economics, Co‑Producer with Jerry Johnson and
Lucien Ellington, University of Wisconsin/ Eau Claire, l988.
Discussed UTC Japan Project on WUTC radio, April l989. 30 mins.
"Tune in Japan" video consultant for Asia Society; 45 min. educational video for
middle schools, released September 1995. Advised, wrote script annotations and
substantial portion of background essay for "Tune in Japan II," released 1997.
“Pen in Hand: Travel Drawings” art exhibition at UTC Cress Gallery, May-June
2000; published cartoons in gallery lobby case: “Richard Rice: The Art of Humor,”
January 15 to February 20, 2003.
Cartoons and graphic art for national publications including New York Times, The
Chronicle of Higher Education, The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, Kappan, Business
Law, Diversion, USA Today, Across the Board; professional newsletters, university
brochures and programs. Designed new university logo, “Baby Scrappy” for UTC
Development Office, spring 2004.
International Experience
| 1962 | Six months in Europe |
| 1963 | Mexico |
| 1968 | Summer Language Study in Paris, travel in Yugoslavia |
| 1969-1970 | Lanuage Study in Japan |
| 1971-1994 | Many trips to research and write in England |
| 1977 | Fulbright Summer Teachers Workshop in India |
| 1983 | Research at Nissan Institute, St. Antony's College, Oxford |
| 1986 | Research in Japan |
| 1988 | Led Teacher Seminar in Japan |
| 1989 | Faculty member, Semester-At Sea Program: Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, India, Egypt, Turkey, Russia, Yugoslavia, Morocco. |
| 1991 | Research in Japan |
| 1992 | Led Teacher Seminar in Japan |
| 1993 | Research in Japan |
| 1994 | Fulbright-Hays Group Project in Indonesia; Japan travel |
| 1995 | Research in Japan |
| 1999 | Research and travel in Japan |
| 2000 | Study and travel in Morocco's Atlas Mountains |
| 2001 | Led Teacher Study Tour of China, Korea, Japan |
