Roselee Bundy

Rose Bundy specializes in the literature of pre-modern Japan, with focus on medieval poetry and poetics and the early literature by women. She has published several studies on the poet Fujiwara Teika, in the journal Monumenta Nipponica, and on the tenth-century Kagero^ Diary, the first piece of prose literature in Japanese by a woman, in Women Studies International. She teaches Japanese literature in translation from all periods, Japanese women's literature, Asian-American literature, as well as Japanese language courses. Her AB, AM, and PhD degrees are all from the University of Chicago. When not involved in academic matters, she is an avid runner, cyclist, and swimmer.

Contact information;

Phone: (269) 337-7326
email: bundy@kzoo.edu
Office: Dewing 212C

Jane Blyth Warren

Jane Blyth Warren holds an undergraduate degree from University of Pittsburgh, and graduate degrees from University of Kansas and Indiana State University. She has taught Japanese language and culture at Moorhead State University (MN), Valley City State University (ND), and Indiana State University (IN). In addition, she taught ESL at INTERLINK Language Center in Terre Haute, IN. She teaches courses on Japanese Sociolinguistics, Japanese Education and Society, and Japanese language. She is currently working on a Ph.D. in Curriculum, Instruction, and Media Technology with an emphasis on linguistics and computer-assisted language learning. Her research interests include sociolinguistics, language pedagogy and using computers in the language classroom.

Contact information:

Phone: (269) 337-7408
email: jwarren@kzoo.edu
Office: Dewing 211A

Personal website: http://cc.kzoo.edu/~jwarren

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