Honor Society® member
Molly Kroker
Graduate Teaching Assistant at Northern Illinois University Department of Art History
- Northern Illinois University
- Primary: Chinese History, Concentration: Public History
- Class of 2015
- Sycamore, Illinois
Member since January 2015
About
Molly Britt Kroker is a Masters Candidate at Northern Illinois University. Her research focuses on modern China (1949–present), particularly on Confucian influence on social, political, and cultural change. For further information, see NIU History Graduate Student Website: http://www.niu.edu/history/graduate/graduate_students/Students_Pages/Kroker.shtml
Education
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Viterbo University
History
2010 – 2013
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Trinity University
Chinese/Communication Management
2006 – 2008
Goals and interests
- Career goal
Researcher for a Museum, Museum Collections, Professor.
- Graduate school interests
China, Confucianism, Chinese Policy, Confucianism
- Outside the classroom
Photographer for Northern Illinois University Graduate Student History Association,
August 2013–Present. Photographic Publications: William & Mary University, Omohundro Institute Of Early American History & Culture, Uncommon Sense: “His ‘Perfect Pitch For Integrity,’” Northern Illinois University Conference Honors Alfred F. Young by Ian M. Burns And Nicole K. Dressler, https://oieahc.wm.edu/ucs/young.html and Northern Illinois History Department Newsletter 2013-2014, http://www.niu.edu/history/docs/History%20Dept%20Newsletter%202013-2014.pdf
Experience
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Graduate Teaching Assistant
Northern Illinois University Department of Art History
Aug 2014 – Dec 2015
Languages
- English (US) Fluent
- Spanish Advanced
- Chinese (Simplified) Intermediate
Additional information
Organizations
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Northern Illinois Graduate Student History Association
