Meet Our SNAPL Alumni
Cynthia Chen
Research Assistant
Cynthia is a first-year M.A. student in the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Stanford, with a focus on new media, propaganda cinema, and online nationalism in contemporary mainland China. Besides her academic training in film and literature, she enjoys taking courses in sociology, anthropology, communication study, and computer science, aiming to conduct interdisciplinary research on the cultural-political phenomenon within the digital sphere of Asia.
Eve Dill
Research Assistant
Eve is a rising second-year Ph.D. student in Sociology. Her research focuses on migration, social networks, inequality, and social mobility.
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Darren Hall
Research Assistant
Darren Hall recently completed his B.A. in East Asian Studies at Stanford University with a concentration in media analysis. For his senior thesis, he researched queer representation in the Boys' Love genre in Asia. He also studied the Korean language for four years while attending Stanford. At APARC, Darren serves as a research assistant for the SNAPL research project Nationalism and Racism in Asia. In the future, he plans to attend law school.