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Mirela David is an Associate Professor at the University of Saskatchewan in the College of Arts and Science, focusing on Modern Chinese History and Women's Gender Studies. She has a Ph.D. in East Asian History from New York University and has extensively researched topics such as eugenics practices, birth control, and gender issues in the context of 20th century China. Her academic interests also cover the medical history and intellectual cultural history of that era, exploring subjects like the portrayal of gender roles in 1920s Chinese women's magazines and the impact of policies related to venereal diseases in the 1930s. Dr. David teaches various courses on Modern China, Chinese Feminism, and gendered perspectives, while also supervising students in special topics related to East Asian history. She has been awarded multiple fellowships for her research and has participated in cultural exchanges that enhance her expertise in gender history and intellectual history. At the University of Saskatchewan, she contributes to a vibrant academic environment through her teaching and research initiatives.
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