Peixiao Liu (Emma)

Department of History of Art & ArchitectureCONSTELLATIONSPerspectives from the HAA Community

Monday, March 16, 2015

Peixiao Liu (Emma) is a senior at Pitt, double-majoring in History of Art and Architecture and Economics. She is originally from Beijing, China and currently aiming at working in arts management industry. She has chosen to study the Chinese Nationality Room for her thesis paper for the course HAA 1010. Emma will be focusing on how the Chinese Nationality Room emphasizes the great learning and teaching of Confucius and what American culture means to Chinese education.

Peixiao Liu will attend HAAARCH on behalf of the course HAA 1010.

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