· 1998- William Paterson University of New Jersey. Assistant Professor, Department of History

· 1997-1998, Virginia Commonwealth University. Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of History

· 1996-1997, the University of Utah. Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of History

· 1995-1996, the University of Washington, Bothell Liberal Studies, Pre-doctoral Associate

· 1985-1987, Nanjing University, China, Lecturer and researcher, the History Institute

· "To Nourish A Strong Military: Kangxi Emperor's Preferential Treatment of His Military Officials," War and Society, Volume 18: 2 (October, 2000), the University of New South Wales at Australian Defence Force Academy

· "From Neutrality to Intervention: The Change of the British Policy Towards the Taiping Rebellion, 1860-1862," in Journal of Nanjing University (Humanities and Social Sciences) 1987:3 (Collected in full in Digest of Books and Journals: Modern Chinese History, 1987, People's University Press, Beijing)

· "The History of the Dalai Lama System and the Political Future of Tibet, " co-authored, in Chinese News Digest, March 20, 27, 1994

· "Key Strategic Area under the Qing: The Southwest, 1640-1800," monograph, under revision

· "The Qing State, Merchants and the Military Labor Force in the Jinchuan Campaigns," article, under revision

· "Tibet and the Rise of the Southwest Frontier during the Qing, 1640-1800," article, under revison

· "Gauging Social Changes in Late Nineteenth Century Sichuan," article, under revision

· "Rich Military and Strong Empire: On the Yingyun Shengxi Policy of the Early Qing Time, 1640-1800," article, in drafting stage

· Roxann Prazniak's Of Camel Kings and Other Things: Rural Rebels Against Modernity in Late Imperial China, of series "State and Society in East Asia" edited by Elizabeth Perry (Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. 1999) for Journal of African and Asian Studies, forthcoming

· Reviewed the manuscript "Heritage of Chinese Civilization," of the series of "World Civilizations," by Albert Craig, for the Prentice Hall Publishing, October, 1999

· "Tibet and the Rise of the Southwest Frontier during the Qing, 1640-1800," at the conference "Politics, Society and Cross-Border Cultures in Southwest China: Past and Present," Lund University, Lund, Sweden, May 25, 2000

· "Women and Revolution in China," lecture for Women's History Month at the William Paterson University, New Jersey, April 5, 2000

· "Networking the Military Labor Force in the Mid Qing: the Jinchuan Campaigns," at the Annual Conference of the Chinese Military History Society, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, March 18, 2000

· "The Origins and Evolution of the Dalai Lama System," at the first University Research Day, William Paterson University, New Jersey, April 28, 1999

· "To Nourish A Strong Military: Kangxi Emperor's Innovative Treatment of His Military Officials," at the Annual Conference of the Association for Asian Studies, Boston, March 11, 1999

· "Rethinking the May Fourth Movement," Kalamazoo College, Michigan, May, 1997

· "Student Radicalism and Revolution in Modern China," Carleton College, Minnesota, April, 1995

· College of Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum Committee, September 1999-present

· Asian Studies Minor Committee, College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Spring 2000-present

· Recruitment Committee, History Department, September 1999-present

· Curriculum Committee, History Department, September 2000-present

· History Department Computer Laborotary Coordinator, September 1999-present

· History Department Webmaster, September 1999-present

· Student Advisor, September 1999-present

· Graduate Thesis Advisor

· The Chester Friz Scholarship, by the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington, 1993-1995, 1987-1991

· The K. C. Hsiao Fellowship, 1991-1993, by the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies, University of Washington

· A Certificate of Achievement in the International Teaching Assistant Program received from the Center for Instructional Development and Research, University of Washington, 1991