Home |  Contact Us  |  Giving to Mills Back to Undergraduate Departments & Programs American Studies Anthropology Arabic Art History Art Studio Asian Studies Athletics, Physical Education, & Recreation Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Biology Biopsychology Book Art Business Economics Chemistry Child Development Chinese College Seminar Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance Economics Education Engineering English Environmental Science Environmental Studies Ethnic Studies Film Studies French & Francophone Studies Government » History Institute for Civic Leadership Intermedia Arts International Relations Journalism Latin American Studies Law Letters Division Literary & Cultural Studies Mathematics Medicine/Health Sciences Music Nursing Philosophy Physics Political, Legal & Economic Analysis Psychology Public Policy Social Sciences Division Sociology Spanish & Spanish American Studies Summer Academic Workshop Women's Studies Home > Academics > Faculty > History > History Faculty & Staff Wah Cheng Professor, History Department Head At Mills since 1999 Office: Vera Long 128 Phone: 510.430.2349 Email: wcheng@mills.edu View Faculty's CV Faculty Office Hours Days Time Room M, W W and 9:45 - 10:45 and 2:30 - 3:30 9:45 - 10:45 by appointment VL 128 Fall 2008 Schedule Days Time Description Room M 11:00AM-12:15PM HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800 MH 318 M 01:00PM-02:15PM HIST 148/148/148 Communist China 1949-1989 MH 318 W 11:00AM-12:15PM HIST 061 China and Japan to 1800 MH 318 W 01:00PM-02:15PM HIST 148/148/148 Communist China 1949-1989 MH 318 W 02:30PM-05:00PM HIST 190 Senior Thesis Seminar MH 318 Education BA, History, University of Hong Kong MA, History, University of Wisconson, Madison PhD, History, University of Chicago  Courses Taught HIST 61: China and Japan to 1800 HIST 62: China and Japan from 1800 HIST 148: Communist China, 1949-1989 HIST 153: Traditional China HIST 154: Modern China HIST 155: Modern Japan HIST 189: History and Its Methods HIST 190: Senior Thesis Seminar COLL 10SS: America Encounters China Professional Interests Quest for the people's voice in modern China, early Chinese periodical press, emergence of the public realm in late Qing China, Western missionaries and construction of China, state and national formation in modern China, literature and society in modern China Program Information Overview » Faculty and Staff Requirements Courses Full Course List History Course List HIST 011 - HIST 118 HIST 123 - HIST 160 HIST 169 - HIST 190 Schedule of Courses for the Current Semester Activities & Resources Awards Contact Information P: 510.430.2338 F: 510.430.2304 E: history@mills.edu ©2008 Mills College. All Rights Reserved. Home  |  Terms of Use  |  Policies  |  Directions  |  Contact Us Last Updated: 7/2/08