Chenxi Luo
Assistant Professor
Chenxi Luo
Assistant Professor
Academic Appointment(s)
Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Department of History, Anthropology and Philosophy
Bio
Chenxi Luo is a historian of late imperial China, with particular interests in slavery and law. Her current book project explores slavery in Qing China through the lenses of gender and ethnicity. Chenxi teaches broad surveys of Chinese, Eastern Asian, and World Histories, as well as specialized courses on gender, sexuality, and human trade. Her most recent article, "Returning Home: Captured Women and Human Market in Early Qing China, 1642-1656," has appeared in Verge: Studies in Global Asias.
Chenxi welcomes students interested in Chinese/Asian/Asian American History to join her class!
- CLUO@augusta.edu
- AH E337
- Personal Website
Education
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Ph.D., History, General Washington University in St. L, 2024
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AM, History, General Washington University in St. L, 2021
Awards & Honors
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Center for Social Science Research Fellowship Pamplin College, AU, 2026
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Pamplin Summer RSCA AU , 2026
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The Luce/ACLS Travel Grant in China Studies The American Council of Learned Societies , 2025
Courses Taught Most Recent Academic Year
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HIST 2111
United States to 1877
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HIST 4950
Selected Topics: Slavery & Human Trade EastAsia
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HIST 4021
History of Gender & Sexuality: Hist Gender & Sexuality:E Asia
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HIST 1111
Pre-Mod World Civilization
Teaching Interests
Gender and Sexuality; Slavery and Human Trade; Late Imperial China; East Asian History.
Research Interests
Chinese History; Slavery and Law; Migration and Diaspora; Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies; Ethnic Minorities; Empire and Borderland.