Lecturer

Personal Information

Name: JIA Qiong

Gender: Female

Degree: Master of Arts

Professional Post: Lecturer

Field of Study: Applied Linguistics; Pragmatics;

Intercultural Communication

Education

Sept 2008 – June 2011     School of Foreign Languages and Literatures

                       Lanzhou University

                       Major: Foreign Linguistics and Applied Linguistics

                       Degree awarded: Master of Arts

Sept 1991 – June 1995     Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures

                       Lanzhou University

                       Major: English Language and Literature

                       Degree awarded: Bachelor of Arts

Work Experience

June 2010 – Present      Lecturer, School of Foreign Languages，

                        Northwest University

Sept. 2007 – Jan. 2008    Visiting scholar, Faculty of English Education，

                      Sun Yat-Sen University

Nov. 2001 – June 2010    Lecturer, School of Foreign Languages and Literatures，

                       Lanzhou University

June 1995 – Nov. 2001   Assistant teacher, School of Foreign Languages and Literatures, Lanzhou University

Teaching Practice

June 1995 – Present      Teaching College English for non-English major undergraduates,

Sept. 2002 – Sept. 2008   Teaching Active English for non-English major postgraduates

Publications

1. JIA Qiong, Reflections on the Concept of “Arbitrariness” in Saussure’s View of Linguistic Signs, Journal of Language and Literature Studies,April,2010,pp142~143

2. JIA Qiong, WEI Guohua, An Empirical Study on the Effect Resulted From Reading Widely, Science & Technology Information, June,2010,pp40~42