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JoAnn Losavio<\/h2>\n<\/header>\n

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Assistant Professor of History
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About JoAnn<\/h6>\n

JoAnn is a cultural historian of the transnational twentieth century. She received her PhD<\/span> in History from Northern Illinois University in 2020. She earned a B.A. degree (Summa Cum Laude) at NIU in 2012 in History and Anthropology, with a minor in Southeast Asian Studies<\/span>, and an M.A degree in Anthropology at Emory University in 2014.<\/span><\/p>\n

JoAnn joined the Department of History at Washington State University, Vancouver as an Assistant Professor in fall 2020 and will be teaching in the RCI (Roots of Contemporary Issues) program. A cultural historian of transnational exchange and migration, sports, youth, women\u2019s history, and processes of decolonization, JoAnn has a particular interests in oral history, and visual and material culture. Her dissertation, \u201cModern Mandala: A Transnational History of Southeast Asian Youth from Burma, Malaya and Thailand, 1950-1970,\u201d<\/span>\u00a0focuses on 20th century processes of decolonization, higher education, sports, and the transnational migrations of Southeast Asians in the United States and Britain.<\/span><\/p>\n

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