Nicholas Constantino holds a PhD in History from UC Berkeley, where he taught classes in Chinese and Japanese history, as well as intensive writing seminars. He previously served as the Director of Research and Programs at the Elling Eide Center and has published works on early Chinese philosophy, ritual, and classical learning.
Chinese PhilosophyAncient HistoryComparative EthicsLegal Thought
Education
- BA in Philosophy — New York University
- MA in Asian Studies — University of California, Berkeley
- PhD in History — University of California, Berkeley
- BA in PhilosophyNew York University
- MA in Asian StudiesUniversity of California, Berkeley
- PhD in HistoryUniversity of California, Berkeley
Teaching Experience
- Graduate Student Instructor of History — University of California, Berkeley
- Graduate Student Instructor of HistoryUniversity of California, Berkeley
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