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Heesu Oh is an Assistant Professor in the Japanese Studies Program at Michigan State University. She holds a Ph.D. in Language Education from Nagoya University and an M.A. in East Asian Studies from the University of Arizona. Her research interests include language acquisition and bilingualism. Heesu has a rich background in teaching Japanese language courses at various levels. Her research focuses on the beliefs of students and teachers regarding Japanese language learning and teaching, particularly among bilingual and bicultural individuals navigating their linguistic identities in diverse cultural contexts. Heesu's work explores the implications of these experiences in Japanese language education. She published a book titled 'Bilinguals’ World Don’t Know: Japanese Language Teachers’ Reading Series,' which offers essential insights for Japanese language educators working with bilingual students. Additionally, before joining Michigan State University, Heesu taught Japanese language and bilingualism at Nagoya University, the University of Arizona, and Grinnell College.
Department of Psychology