C.-T. James Huang - Curriculum Vitae#

• 1978 - 1982 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Ph.D. (1982).
  
• 1972 - 1974 National Taiwan Normal University, MA in linguistics (1974)
  
• 1967 - 1971 National Taiwan Normal University, BA in English (1971)

1. Spring 2011: Distinguished Visiting Professor, Chinese University of Hong Kong
   
2. Visiting Professor for Summer Linguistic Institute of the Linguistic Society of America:
   
   1. Summer 2005: at Harvard and MIT
      
   2. Summer 2003: at Michigan State University
      
   3. Summer 1997: at Cornell University
      
   4. Summer 1991: at University of California, Santa Cruz
      
   5. Summer 1986: at CUNY Graduate Center, New York
      
3. 2000: Visiting Professor, the 5th Australian Linguistic Institute, University of Melbourne
   
4. 1996: Visiting Professor, Girona International Summer Institute in Linguistics, University of Girona, Spain
   
5. April 1991: Visiting Professor, Université de Paris VII, Paris, France
   
6. Summer 1987: Directeur d'Etudes Associe at the Centre de Recherches Linguistiques sur l'Asie Orientale, Paris

1. Served twice as Associate Director of the LSA Linguistic Institute (1997 at Cornell and 2005 at MIT-Harvard)
   
2. Organized and served, 3 times, as Director of the Summer Institute of Chinese Linguistics (1991, 1997, and 2005).
   
3. International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL): Chaired a steering committee to create the IACL (in 1991), served as its Executive Secretary (1991-95), Treasurer (1995-99), Vice President (1999-2000), and President (2000-2001).
   
4. Founding Editor of the Journal of East Asian Linguistics, an SSCI and A&HCI-indexed journal published by Kluwer/Springer, from 1991, now in its 27th volume.
   
5. Principal advisory services for the following institutions (among others):
   
   1. 21 years (from 1997) on the Academic Advisory Committee for the Institute of Linguistics of Academia Sinica, including serving as its Chair.
      
   2. 14 years on the Advisory Panel for the Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation for International Scholarly Exchange, USA.
      
   3. 8 years on advisory panels for University Research Committee (2000-2007) and University Grants Council (2013-2014) of the Hong Kong Government