James Hirsch
Assistant Professor at Modern Languages and Literatures, Chapman University0 Followers
Dr. James Hirsch is a professor known for his dedication to language education and cultural studies, serving as an Assistant Professor of Instructional Faculty within Chapman University's Department of World Languages and Cultures. He also holds the role of Faculty Director, where he actively helps shape the academic and cultural direction of the department. His own academic path began with a Bachelor's degree from City University of New York Hunter College, leading him to further studies at the University of California, Irvine, where he earned both his Master's and PhD.
He is deeply invested in creating a vibrant learning space that encourages students to explore diverse linguistic and cultural viewpoints. Dr. Hirsch's approach to teaching highlights the importance of thinking critically and communicating effectively across cultures, equipping students for our increasingly interconnected world. As an advisor, he offers valuable support and guidance, helping students navigate their academic journey and pursue their professional aspirations.
Beyond his teaching and advising, Dr. Hirsch is actively engaged in research, contributing to the ongoing conversation in his field. His work often delves into how language, culture, and identity intertwine, reflecting a broad and evolving set of interests. He is committed to supporting the department's core mission of promoting the value of speaking multiple languages and understanding different cultures.
Dr. Hirsch's influence at Chapman University extends beyond the classroom walls. He is a strong proponent of working across different academic areas and often participates in projects that connect language studies with other disciplines. His leadership and commitment have truly made a positive difference within the department and across the wider university community.
External Link www.chapman.edu/ He is deeply invested in creating a vibrant learning space that encourages students to explore diverse linguistic and cultural viewpoints. Dr. Hirsch's approach to teaching highlights the importance of thinking critically and communicating effectively across cultures, equipping students for our increasingly interconnected world. As an advisor, he offers valuable support and guidance, helping students navigate their academic journey and pursue their professional aspirations.
Beyond his teaching and advising, Dr. Hirsch is actively engaged in research, contributing to the ongoing conversation in his field. His work often delves into how language, culture, and identity intertwine, reflecting a broad and evolving set of interests. He is committed to supporting the department's core mission of promoting the value of speaking multiple languages and understanding different cultures.
Dr. Hirsch's influence at Chapman University extends beyond the classroom walls. He is a strong proponent of working across different academic areas and often participates in projects that connect language studies with other disciplines. His leadership and commitment have truly made a positive difference within the department and across the wider university community.
Publications
3 - BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF HISTONE,The Journal of Experimental Medicine
James G. Hirsch ,
, 925-944, 1958-12-01
9 - FURTHER STUDIES ON PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF PHAGOCYTIN,The Journal of Experimental Medicine
James G. Hirsch ,
, 323-337, 1960-03-01
10 - PHAGOCYTIN: A BACTERICIDAL SUBSTANCE FROM POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES,The Journal of Experimental Medicine
James G. Hirsch ,
, 589-611, 1956-05-01
12 - SPERMINE OXIDASE: AN AMINE OXIDASE WITH SPECIFICITY FOR SPERMINE AND SPERMIDINE,Journal of Experimental Medicine
James G. Hirsch ,
, 345-355, 1953-03-01
14 - CINEMICROPHOTOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS ON GRANULE LYSIS IN POLYMORPHONUCLEAR LEUCOCYTES DURING PHAGOCYTOSIS,The Journal of Experimental Medicine
James G. Hirsch ,
, 827-834, 1962-12-01
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