Jane Huang joined Rutgers’ Department of Asian Languages and Cultures in Fall 2022. She graduated from Penn State University with a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations and a minor in Japanese, and later earned her master’s degree from Rutgers University with a focus on Chinese pedagogy. In addition to her expertise in Mandarin, she excels in Cantonese, Hakka dialect, advanced Japanese, and intermediate Korean.
She teaches Chinese language courses across all proficiency levels and actively contributes to curriculum development and course innovation. With expertise in immersion-based Chinese instruction, she excels in crafting tailored curricula that foster deep understanding and engagement with both the language and culture, while designing courses that address diverse learning styles.
Education:
- M.A. Rutgers University
- B.A. Penn State University
Courses Designed & Taught:
- 01:165:101 Elementary Chinese I (In-person/Hybrid/Asynchronous)
- 01:165:102 Elementary Chinese II (Hybrid/Asynchronous)
- 01:165:201 Intermediate Chinese I (In-person/Hybrid)
- 01:165:202 Intermediate Chinese II (In-person/Hybrid)
- 01:165:301 Advanced Modern Chinese I (In-person)
- 01:165:302 Advanced Modern Chinese II (In-person)
- 01:165:401 Advanced Chinese Conversation and Composition I (In-person)
- 01:191:110 Cantonese for Travel I (In-person/Asynchronous)
- 01:191:110 Cantonese for Travel II (In-person)
Selected Awards:
- Rutgers Humanities Plus Award (Fall 2024)