PhD Candidate
Robarts Library, Room #14-134
Campus
- Downtown Toronto (St. George)
Areas of Interest
- Modern Chinese history
- Nationalism
- Social movements
- Comparative socialism
Biography
Mark Lush is a PhD student of modern Chinese history at the Department of East Asian Studies. Having lived and studied in China for several years prior to beginning his graduate studies, he became interested in researching the history of the People's Republic of China through conversations with friends and colleagues about the meaning and legacy of the Mao era.
Awards
- 2020 Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship - Doctoral Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
- 2018 Ontario Graduate Scholarship Province of Ontario and the University of Toronto
Education
MA, History, University of Toronto (2018)
BA, History, McGill University (2011)
Presentations
"A Sketch of the People: Identity Construction and the Visualization of Targets during Shanghai’s Three and Five-anti Campaigns (1951-1952)" University of Toronto MA History Symposium, Canada, May 8th, 2018.
Administrative Service
President of the EASGSU (2020-2021)
Vice-President of the EASGSU (2019-2020)