Joseph Christopher Schaub
Curriculum Vitae Joseph Christopher Schaub EDUCATION PhD Comparative Literature, University of Maryland, College Park, 1999 Dissertation: Bodies, Borders, and Screens: The Techno-Organic Merger in Japan-American Popular Culture (Directed by Prof. Linda S. Kauffman) MLA Master of Liberal Arts (with Honors), Johns Hopkins University, 1991 BA English Literature (cum laude), University of Baltimore, 1986 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS The University of Texas at Austin Lecturer, Asian Studies Department, 2019- Program Coordinator, Texas Success Initiative, School of Undergraduate Studies, 2011— 2013 Lecturer, Center for Asian American Studies, 2012—2013 Notre Dame of Maryland University, Baltimore MD Professor, Communication Arts Department, 2001—2017 Promoted to Full Professor, 2016 Chair, Communication Arts Department, 2014—2016 (Two-year leave of absence, 2011—2013, moved to Austin, TX, for family reasons) Chair, Communication Arts Department, 2009—2011 Promoted to Associate Professor, 2005 Hired as Assistant Professor, 2001 Additional Academic Appointments Adjunct Faculty, Department of Communication, Saint Edwards University, Austin, TX, Fall 2011 Assistant Professor, English/Communications Department, Fort Lewis College, Durango CO, 1999-2001 Teaching Assistant, Comparative Literature Department, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 1994-1999 Summer Faculty, Upward Bound Program, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, 1995, 1996 Assistant Language Teacher, Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program, Miyagi Ichi-Jo-kō High School, Miyagi, Japan, 1991-1994 Assistant Director, College Writing Center and Adjunct Faculty, Language and Literature Department, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD, 1988-1991 PUBLICATIONS Peer-reviewed Journal Articles and Book Chapters “Threading the Needles: Bodies, Souls, and Loss in Kanji Nakajima’s The Clone Returns Home,” Journal of the Future Humanities 2:1 (Summer 2019): 129-146.
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