Robert
Eric Entenmann
Professor
of History and Asian Studies
(507)
786-3427; fax
(507) 786-3462
e-mail:
entenman@stolaf.edu
Education:
1982
(Dissertation:
"Migration and Settlement in
1975-76
Inter- University Program for Chinese Language and Area Studies,
1973 M.A.
1971 B.A.
Other
teaching positions held (all part-time):
2002-2003
Benedict Distinguished
Visiting Professor of History,
1980-1981
Instructor in
History,
1974-1975, 76-80
Teaching Fellow in History and in General Education,
1978
Teaching
Assistant, History,
Book:
Yan
Huayang 鄢華陽
[Robert Entenmann] et al., Zhongguo Tianzhujiao lishi
yiwenji 中國天主
教歷史譯文集
(Translated essays on the history of Chinese Catholicism),
trans. Gu
Weimin 顧衛民.
Selected Articles:
Selected
papers:
“Christianity as
a Chinese Religion: Catholicism in Early Qing
“Chinese Clergy and their European Colleagues
in Sichuan, 1720-1803,” Eighth International Symposium on the History
of the
Chinese Catholic Church, Leuven, Belgium, August 31-September 3, 2004.
“Chinese Catholics and the
State During the White Lotus Rebellion,
1796-1805,” Conference on
Contextualization of Christianity in
“The
Chinese
Writings and Translations of Andreas Ly,” Seventh International
Symposium on
the History of the Catholic Church in
"Christianity,
Missionaries, and Imperialism in
Work
in progress:
Introduction
and Annotations to a translation of Gabriel
de Magalhães, "An Account of the Loss and Destruction of the Province
and
Christian People of
Monograph
on the
social history of Chinese Catholics in eighteenth-century
Other
lectures and presentations:
Honors,
fellowships, and grants:
2007 Mellby Lecturer,
2006 Faculty development grant
for travel to
2005
ASIANetwork-Freeman
Foundation Fellowship for
Faculty-Student research in
2003
Gertrude
Hilleboe Award for Faculty Involvement in
Student Life;
Faculty development grant for travel
to
2002
Center
for Technology Across Languages and Cultures
course release for application of technology to Chinese foreign
language
component in History classes 2001
2001 ASIANetwork-Freeman
Foundation Fellowship for
Faculty-Student research in
2000 Robert Sloan Award for
Promotion of Academic Freedom and Shared Governance,
Summer
research grant, St. Olaf Faculty Development Committee
1998
co-writer,
Department of Education Asian Studies grant
1997 Midwest Faculty Seminar Occasional
Fellowship,
American Philosophical Society grant
for research in
Harvard-Yenching Library travel
grant
1995
St.
Olaf Faculty Development summer curricular grant,
coordinator (Global Histories workshop)
1993 St. Olaf Faculty Development
summer research
grant;
Midwest Faculty Seminar Occasional
Fellowship,
1989 Travel to collections award, NEH
1988 Postdoctoral fellowship, History
of
Christianity in China Project
1987
St.
Olaf Faculty Development summer research grant
1986 Postdoctoral fellowship, History
of
Christianity in China Project
National Endowment for the
Humanities Summer Stipend
1985 St. Olaf Faculty Development
grant, travel
to
1979 Foreign Language and Area Studies
Title VI
Fellowship
1975 Tuition
Fellowship, Inter-University Program
for Chinese Language and Area Studies,
1972 National Defense Foreign Language
Title VI
Fellowship
1971 Phi Beta Kappa;
Pollard Book Prize, Far Eastern and
Russian Institute,
1967 Captain,
College
Service:
Admissions,
Retention, and Financial Aid Committee, 1997-1999
American
Association for University Professors, chapter secretary, 1996-97,
1999-2002; president 1998-1999, 2005-
Center
for Lifelong
Learning, study tour leader (1994, 2003, 2005, 2007)
Department
chair,
History, 1990-1995, 2001-2002; Asian Studies, 2005-2006
Faculty
Development Committee, 1990-1992 (chair, 1991-1992)
Faculty
Observer to the Board of Regents, 1992-93
Hmong
Awareness
Group, faculty advisor, 1999-2003, 2004-
Paracollege
tutor, 1985-1988, 1992-1993, 1997-98
Phi
Beta Kappa, 1982- (president, 1997-98, 2002-2003; treasurer, 1987-1989;
members-in-course committee, 1999-2001)
Review
and Planning Committee, 1985-1988 (secretary, 1987-1988)
Review
and Planning Committee Subcommittee on Tenure and Promotion Procedures,
1999-2000
Search
Committee
for Vice President and Dean of the College, 1985-1986
Tenure
and Promotion Committee, 1999-2002 (chair, 2001-02); 2004-07 (chair,
2006-07)
Term
in
Community
activities:
First
United
College Relations Committee,
2000-2002 (Chair, 2002)
Board of Deacons, 2004-2006
Sabbatical Committee, 2007
Service and Social
Responsibility Committee, 2008-
Community Council, 1993-95
Educational Resources Committee,
1997
Prison
Education
Project, volunteer instructor, 1980-81