Kejing Liu, Ed.D.

Associate Professor, Appointed 2006
Kliu@shawnee.edu
Office:  Massie Hall, Room 227
Phone: 740.351.3211

Academic Degrees/Certification

Ed.D., Curriculum & Instruction, Indiana University of Pennsylvania.  2000-2004

M.Ed., Curriculum & Instruction, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania.  1998-1999

B.A., Shenyang Normal University, China.  1975-1978

Professional Experience

Associate Professor, Shawnee State University, Fall 2006-present

Associate Professor, Bluffton University, 2002-2004

Instructor, Summer YES Program (K-6), Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2001-2004

Professor, Shenyang Normal University, China.  2000-2004

Graduate Assistant, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 2000-2002

Graduate Assistant, Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, 1998-1999

Associate Professor/Assistant Professor/Instructor, ESL Teacher, Shenyang Normal University, 1978-1997

Elementary Classroom Teacher, Yongsheng Local School District, 1972-74

Publications

 Liu, K., (2006, in press) What teacher education programs could do to decrease cultural discontinuity.  Pennsylvania Black

      Conference on Higher Education Journal.

Liu, K., & Doverspike, D.E. (2006, in press).  Reasons for becoming teachers: Voice from teacher education candidates.  Education.

Liu, K. (2004).  A Comparison of American and Chinese Teacher Education Candidates: Their Reasons for Becoming Teachers and

      Their Teaching Self-Efficacy Beliefs.  UMI Company (National E-Dissertation Database).

Honors, Awards, Distinctions

 Research Award, School of Graduate Studies and Research, IUP, 2003

Teacher of Excellence, Shenyang Normal University, 1997

Teaching Contest Award, Province System of Higher Teacher Education, 1996

Model of Effective Teaching, Teacher of the Year, Shenyang Normal University, 1996

Outstanding Woman, Shenyang Women Association, 1995