Jingjing started following the work of Jennifer Esperanza, Beloit College, Anthropology.
Jingjing updated a book
Jingjing started following the work of Ashira B. Greene, Institute of Education, University of London, Culture, Communication and Media.
Faculty Member, Education and Youth Studies
Assistant Professor
Beloit College
About
Jingjing Lou is currently assistant professor in the Department of Education and Youth Studies at Beloit College, Wisconsin. She obtained a B.A. from the Peking University (People's Republic of China), an M.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a Ph.D. in Education Policy Studies from Indiana University at Bloomington. Jingjing is interested in international and comparative education research. In particular, she has done extensive studies of Chinese education and society. She also published on Russian higher education and internationalization of US public schools. Jingjing has done research and published on the financing and privatization of higher education, girls’ education, migrant children’s education, and rural youth’s education in China. Currently, she is particularly interested in townization and its impact on rural Chinese youth as well as rural ecology. In addition to teaching and research, Jingjing has served as a research consultant for a few international and domestic NGOs. She has been awarded a Spencer Fellowship (2007-2008), a Chinese Government Award for Outstanding Student Abroad (2007-2008), a 1990 Institute/OYCF Research Fellowship (2009-10), Chancellor's Fellowship (Indiana University, 2003-2007), and a few other research and travel grants.Her CV can be accessed from this site.
Contact Information
| Address: | 700 College Street, |
