Professional Summary
Chao B. Li, Ph.D. in English (Miami University 2003), is professor of English. He joined the English faculty at the University of Cincinnati Clermont College in 2005. His teaching repertoire includes English Composition, American Literature, and literary theories, and his research interest is in American literature and culture since 1945. He has authored scholarly articles on postcolonialism, diasporic Chinese literatures, and William S. Burroughs. Dr. Li has frequently presented at national and international conferences on a wide range of canonical and contemporary authors, including F. Scott Fitzgerald, Toni Morrison, William Gaddis, Don DeLillo, and Thomas Pynchon.
Recently, Chao won public recognitions for an OER project known as A Digital Course Reader for Intermediate Composition.
Courses Taught at UC Clermont College
Introduction to Literature 2075 (on campus and online)
American Writers I (207) (on campus)
American Writers II (208) (on campus)
American Literature Survey I (2007) (on campus and online)
American Literature Survey II (2008) (on campus and online)
World Literature I (2021) (on campus and online)
World Literature II (2022) (on campus and online)
Contemporary Novel (on campus)
Preparatory English Composition 0099 (on campus)
English Composition 101, 102, 103 (on campus)
English Composition 1001 and 1002 (on campus and online)
Intermediate Composition 2089 (on campus, online, hybrid, accelerated)
Rhetorical Grammar 2014 (designed its curriculum; taught it on campus)