EDUCATION

Ph.D., Miami University, Oxford, Ohio - Higher Education Administration. 1993

M.S., Villanova University, Villanova, Pennsylvania - Human Resources Development, 1989

B.A., Guangxi University for Nationalities, Nanning, China - Chinese Language and Literature, 1982


TEACHING INTERESTS

• Chinese Language
• Chinese Culture

ESEARCH INTERESTS

• Sino-American Cultural Comparison
• Sino-American Educational Comparison
• Asian American Parenting and Culture

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Books

• Huang, Q. Chen, T, Huang, K. The Chinese Broken Marks Dictionary. Beijing: Commercial Press, 2011.
• —. Chen, T, Huang, K. McGraw Hill’s Chinese Dictionary & Guide to 20,000 Essential Words. New York: McGraw-Hill Companies, 2010.
• —. Educational Selections from Quanyu Huang (eight books). Beijing: People’s University of China Publishing House, 2010.
• —. Gifted Education in America. Guangzhou: Sun Yat-Sen University Publishing House, 2006.
• —. College Admissions in America. Beijing: Peking University Publishing House, 2003.
• —. Quality Education in America. Hong Kong: Chinese University Press, 2003
• —. Learning to Be in America. Beijing: Jieli Publishing House, 2002.
• —. Family Education in America. Hong Kong: Intelligence Press, 2002.
• —. The Learning behind Playing. Beijing: Writers Publishing House, 2001.
• —. Quality Education. Guangzhou: Southern Chinese Press, 2001.
• —. Family Education in America. Guangzhou: Guangdong Educational Publishing House, 2001.
• —. Quality Education in America. Guangzhou: Guangdong Educational Publishing House, 1999. (the number one best selling non-fiction book in China in 2000).
• —. Chen T, Leonard J. Business Decision Making in China. Binghamton: The Haworth Press, 1997.
• —. Andrulis, R, Chen, T. A Guide to Successful Business Relations with the Chinese: Opening the Great Wall's Gate. Binghamton: The Haworth Press, 1994.
• —. Conceptual Perplexity and Analysis in Chinese Education. Oxford: Miami University, 1993.

Chapters in Books

• —. “Fostering the learning-explorer.” In: Wang D, eds. Personal Perspective on American Education. Beijing: Peking University Publishing House, 2008: 1-29.
• —. “Fostering Exam-Takers or Learning-Explorers?” In: Chen J, Wang Y, eds. The 10 Most Well-Known Educational Theories in Modern China: Influencers of Hundreds of Millions of Families. Beijing: Beijing Publishing House, 2005: 265-302. 
• —. The “Blind Angle” of Chinese education in the 21st century. In: Proceedings of the Conference on Chinese Education for the 21st Century. Charlottesville: The University of Virginia 1993: 89-94.
• —. “Suggestions for Reforming the Chinese Educational System.” In: Zhang B, Yuan H, eds. Selected Suggestions for China's Reformation. Beijing: The Reformation Publishing House 1994: 439-442.

Newspapers

• —. China Needs an Educational Renaissance. South Weekly 2010; September 9: 31 (the whole space).
• —. Education Before Democracy. Today’s Evening Paper 2007; December 7: 11-13.
• —. My Ideas on College Admissions Reform in China: Deliberating with the President of the University of Science and Technology of China, Zhu Qingshi. South Weekly 2007; February 8: 15.
• —. Colleges Must Change First to Push Innovation. China Daily 2006; June 10: 4.
• —. Where the Best Students come from: Deliberating with the president of Peking University, Xu Zhihong. South Weekly 2006; May 18: 15.
• —. Touching the Case of Chinese Primary Education: Deliberating with Noble Laureate, Dr. Yang Zhenning. South Weekly 2006; April 27: 15.

Journals & Periodicals

• —. College Admissions in the U.S. vs. College Entrance Exams in China. China Newsweek 2011; 6: 43-47.
• —. Education is Primary in China. China Reform 2009; 3: 29-31.
• —. An Educational Issue that Worries Premier Wen. Pulling Together 2007; 5: 19-21.
• —. Comments on Fudan University Admissions Reforms. Fudan Education Forum 2006; 22:85, 96.
• —. Querying the College Admissions System in China. Global Education 2005; 5: 70-74.
• —. Discussion on the College Entrance Exam. Basic Education Review 2005; 6: 55-58.
• —. Education: Test-based or People-based? Enrollment and Examination in Hubei 2005; 128; 4-8.
• —. A Comparison of Chinese and American Exam Systems. China’s Teachers 2004; 9: 16-19.
• —. Quantz, R, Chen, T. Marxism and Christianity within the Great Wall. Asian Philosophy 1994; 4, No. 1: 33-52.
• —. Fowler, F. Confusing “Lay” and “Public” Control of Education: the U.S. and China Compared. International Education 1992; 22, No. 1: 39-49.

Scholarly Lectures and Presentations

• —. (2010, July). Why haven’t Chinese dictionaries become a tool for learners of Chinese as a second language? International Conference, Chinese Textbook Development, Nanjing University, Nanjing, China
• —. (2008-2009). A series of lectures: Crossing the "Cultural Great Wall"; Christianity and Marxism Within the Great Wall; A Puzzle of Chinese Education and Culture. The Chinese Flagship Program, Ohio State University
• —. (1998-2010). About 200 lectures: Sino-American Educational Comparison, Peking University, Sun Yat-Sen University, Tsinghua University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Beijing Normal University, East China Normal University, Sichuan University. P.R. China

SPECIAL HONORS AND RECOGNITION

• Outstanding Professor, Distinguished Professor Finalist, Miami University (2010)
• EHS of Miami University, the Profound Impact Award (2007)
• Number one bestselling non-fiction book in China for Quality Education in America (2000)