Wittenberg University Journals

Sundberg, Lori

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The Birth of Fingerprinting in Modern Society

Wittenberg University East Asian Studies Journal

 
 
In Dedication 
 
Every year, the East Asian Studies Journal is dedicated to a Wittenberg 
University faculty or staff member who is actively involved in the East 
Asian Studies Program, promotes academic achievement and encourages 
students to stretch beyond their limits in their chosen fields of study. The 
student staff would like to dedicate this year’s issue to Dr. Nona 
Moskowitz, Professor of Japanese Anthropology and Sociology.   
Dr. Moskowitz is currently Director of the East Asian Studies Program 
and Chair of the Department of Sociology at Wittenberg.  Dr. Moskowitz 
received her B.A. at Cornell University and her Ph.D. at the University 
of Virginia.  A cultural and linguistic anthropologist by training, her 
research focuses on education, youth cultures and youth practices in 
Japan.  She has conducted fieldwork on Chichijima Island, in Yamaguchi 
Prefecture and in Tokyo, Japan and teaches classes on Japanese culture 
and youth, gender, and education in cross-cultural contexts.  Dr. 
Moskowitz has been the faculty advisor for the Wittenberg University 
East Asian Studies Journal for the past 6 years.  Over the years, she has 
loved working with the students who have labored to maintain the 
Journal and see it through to its 45th volume.  We at the Wittenberg 
University East Asian Studies Journal would like to thank Dr. 
Moskowitz for giving us a range of experiences, both in and out of the 
classroom.  


In Dedication

Jonsson, Maggie

The Sexuality of Alexander the Great:  From Arrian to Oliver Stone

Gartner, Melissa

The Cincinnati Reds and Racism

Sampson, Rachel

Manipulating the Magi: The Medici\u27s Pursuit of Power and their Usage of the Adoration Theme

Hartenstein, Stu

A War\u27s Ever-Living Soundtrack: A Historiography of American Popular Music during the Vietnam War

Baun, Dylan

French Desire and Arab Demise: The French Mandate of Syria and Lebanon

Wiesehan, Amanda

The Juvenile Justice System: A Cultural (R)evolution

Science Fiction of Fin De Siecle Europe

Rutledge, Gil

A Habit of Forgetting: The Italian Continuation and Evolution of Condemnations of Memory

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