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USF RICCI INSTITUTE STAFF (In alphabetical order)
 May
Lee; Program Assistant
Ms. Lee joined
the University of San Francisco in 1996. With her excellent computer skills,
bilingual (English and Chinese) proficiency, and operational
experience, she is responsible for the day-to-day running of the Institute.
She also creates all the Institute's publicity materials,
including Institute's distinctive editions of Pacific
Rim Report, the
Friends of Ricci Newsletter and the semi-annual Research
Newsletter.
 Mark
Stephen Mir; Research Fellow and Technical Services Director
Mr. Mir received a BA from San Francisco State University,
and MA in Asia Pacific Studies from the University of San Francisco. He
is responsible for the Institute’s information technology, library resources,
and multilingual computing development. He is editor of Princely Gifts
and Papal Treasures: The Franciscan Mission to China and Its Influence
on the Art of the West, 1250-1350.
 Jan
Vaeth; Research Associate
A native of Germany,
Mr. Vaeth received his BA in Chinese from the University of Bonn and, after
two years at the University of Nanjing, his MA in Asia Pacific Studies
from the University of San Francisco. He is involved in the online
conversion of the Institute’s library catalog, the electronic conversion
of the Japonica-Sinica collection, as well as academic publishing. He has
taught German at a private German school and translates modern Chinese
fiction into German and English.
 WU
Xiaoxin, Ed.D.; Director
Dr. Wu received his Ed.D. in International and
Multicultural Education from USF in 1993. His research work is on the history
of Christian higher education in China. His publications include: China
and Christianity: Burdened Past, Hopeful Future (co-editor; 2000),
A Catalog of Christian Documents: Sources from the Rare Book Collection
of the Shanghai Municipal Archives (co-editor, 2002), and Edward
J. Malatesta, S.J.: A Friend of China (co-editor, 2004).
USF RICCI INSTITUTE AFFILIATES
 Michel
Marcil, S.J.; Director, U.S. Catholic China Bureau
Fr. Marcil served
as Research Fellow and Program Coordinator at the Ricci Institute from
1998 through June 2007. Born in Montréal, Québec, Fr. Marcil, is an expert
in Chinese religious questions. He lived in Taiwan from 1966-to 1978 where
he graduated from the Chinese Language Institute of Fu-Jen University.
In Canada, he was the first Director of Amitié-Chine (the Québec Catholic
China Service), where he co-founded the Canadian Catholic Roundtable on
China, and was co-chair of the ecumenical Canada-China Program.
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