Dr. Bo Chang is an Assistant
Professor of Adult and Community Education at the Department of Educational
Studies. She has a Master’s in Adult Education
from East China Normal University, focusing on Training and Human
Resource Development. She
obtained her Ph.D. in Adult Education from the
University of Georgia, focusing on Adult Learning from the sociological
approach. Her areas of interest include: Adult learning; learning and tools
such as culture, media, language, discourse, and social networks; learning
community; community-based adult education; knowledge construction; social
constructionism; some postmodernism; qualitative research; and case
study. Her dissertation is a case study of knowledge construction in a learning
community.
Bo Chang has taught adult
learners and facilitated training programs for adults in a variety of contexts.
She has investigated study circles in Sweden, Highlander Education in America,
and learning communities in China and published many articles in the areas
of adult learning, training and adult education. She is the Ball State
2011-2012 Emerging Media New Faculty Fellow. She
received the 2011 Early Career Scholar Award from the
American Educational Research Association(AERA), Adult Literacy and Adult
Education Special Interest Group.
Department of Educational Studies
Teachers College (TC), Room 805
2000 University Avenue
Muncie, IN 47306-0610
Phone: 765-285-5461
Fax: 765-285-5489