Gregory Moore

I am a Professor of international relations and politics with a specialization in China, East Asia, US relations with Asian countries.

PROFESSOR OF GLOBAL STUDIES AND POLITICS, DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT, Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, CO, 09/20-present.

      - Direct the Global Studies major and Global Engagement efforts at CCU

      - Teach “Introduction to Global Studies,” “Global Studies Senior Seminar,” “World Politics,” “Introduction to American Politics,” “National and International Security,” “World at War,” “Contemporary Asia,” “Contemporary Africa,” “The World Since 1945,” etc.

FELLOW, Foreign Policy Institute, Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Washington, DC, 09/19-08/20.

- In residence conducting research while on sabbatical, September-December 2019.

HEAD, SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES, AND PROFESSOR/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, University of Nottingham, Ningbo, China, 09/15-08/20 (Assoc. Prof. 09/15-07/20; Full Prof. 08/01/20 to 08/31/20; Head of School 09/15-08/20).

• Managed the School of International Studies (450 students; 20 faculty/staff), including hiring, performance review, budgeting, curriculum, research, etc.; taught graduate and undergraduate courses in international relations (including graduate courses “Research Methods,” “Core Concepts in International Relations and World History,” and “China in International Relations,” and undergraduate courses: “China in International Relations,” “Introduction to International Relations,” “Quantitative Methods”); and supervised BA, MA and PhD student dissertations/theses.

PROFESSOR/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, Political Science Department, School of Public Affairs, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China, (Assoc. Prof. 09/10 - 04/15; Full Prof. 05/15 - 08/15).

• Taught the following undergraduate courses in English: “Introduction to International Relations,” “U.S. Government & Foreign Policy;” and these graduate courses in English: “International Relations Research Methods,” “International Relations Theory,” “U.S. Government & Foreign Policy,” “International Relations of the Asia-Pacific,” “Foreign Policy Analysis,” “Research for Political Science,” “International Relations History & the Causes of War;” and I co-taught “Comparative Public Administration” in Chinese with Shunji Cui.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, Political Science/East Asian Studies, Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida, 9/03 to 08/10.

-  Taught the following undergraduate courses: “East Asian International Relations,” “Political Science Research Methods,” “Introduction to Comparative Politics,” “East Asian Comparative Politics,” “Government and Politics of China,” “Japan: Government, Politics, Foreign Policy,” “The Struggle for Modern Tibet” (winter term course), “The Pacific Century” (Political Economy of East Asia & India), “International Relations Senior Comprehensive Exam,” “Western Heritage in a Global Context” (freshman core course), “Quest for Meaning” (senior capstone course), “The Cross and the Sword: Christian Perspectives on Just War Theory,” “Winter-Term at the UN” (winter term course in New York), and “Semester in Asia” (travel course). 

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, Center for China-United States Cooperation, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, 6/00 to 7/02.

-  Assisted Executive Director with Center operations from August 2001 to July 2002; ran day-to-operations of Center from June 2000 to August 2001 (until hiring of Exec. Director Suisheng Zhao); organized conferences and discussions on China and Sino-US relations; managed visiting scholars and graduate students from China; managed the Center’s annual budget of (then) $75,000; did publicity for the Center and editing work on Center publications; created and managed the Center’s website; developed new Center initiatives and projects; organized regular Center delegations to China and Chinese delegations to the Center/US.

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, fall 2001 and fall 2002.

-  Co-taught a graduate level course called “China, the United States and East Asian Security” with Renmin University Professors Luo Tianhong (2001) and Shi Yinhong (2002) 

VISITING LECTURER, Renmin University, Beijing, China, 2/98 - 6/98.

-  Taught third year undergraduate course (in English) called, "International Relations Theory"

ADJUNCT INSTRUCTOR, Metropolitan State University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, 1/96 - 12/96

-  Taught undergraduate course in Political Science Department, “Political Systems and Ideas” 

RESEARCH ASSISTANT, for Professors Peter Van Ness (9/99 - 12/99) and Haider Khan (9/96 - 2/97) of the University of Denver; and visiting scholars Jiang Yuxiang (3/96 - 6/96) and Zhang Xiaojin (10/94 - 3/95) from Renmin University of China.

BEIJING REPRESENTATIVE, Junior Achievement, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 8/93 - 7/94.

-  Co-conducted training sessions in Xi’an and Hangzhou, China, for Chinese university teachers    preparing to teach Junior Achievement’s (JA’s) Applied Economics curriculum

-  Taught JA business/economics computer simulation at Tianjin Foreign Languages Institute

-  Taught two semester-long JA economics courses at Beijing Normal University’s high school

INSTRUCTOR, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, Chinese State Bureau of Foreign Experts, 8/91 - 7/93.

-  Co-taught intensive international trade courses in English (international marketing, managerial accounting, international technology transfer, cross-cultural communications and negotiations, international law, and the international trade environment) to Chinese college students, faculty and businesspeople at Northeast Forestry University (Harbin, 8/91-1/92); Qingdao University (Qingdao, 2/92-6/92); and Beijing Electronics Industry Management College (Beijing, 8/92-6/93).

TRANSCRIBER & EDITORIAL STAFF ASSISTANT, The Washington Papers Office, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1/90 - 6/91.

-  Transcribed 18th-century letters to and from George Washington, performed administrative and research duties in support of ongoing research on the writings of George Washington

INTERN, United Nations Dept. of Public Information, UN Secretariat, New York, 5/90 - 7/90.

STUDENT WRITER/EDITORIAL STAFF ASSISTANT, Concordia College News Bureau and Office of Communications, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, 5/86 - 5/87.

PhD, International Studies (International Politics, Comparative Politics, and China/East Asia); Josef Korbel School of International Studies, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado; 8/04.

M.A., Government and Foreign Affairs; University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, 6/91.

B.A., Art major and English minor; Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, 5/87.

LANGUAGE STUDY, STUDY ABROAD, Mandarin Chinese: Inter-University Program (administered by UC Berkeley) at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 9/98 - 5/99; Renmin University of China, Beijing, China, 2/98 - 6/98; Beijing Chinese Language and Culture College, Beijing, China, 8/93 - 7/94; Exchange Student: University of Dar-Es-Salaam, Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania, 6/85 - 12/85.