Cho-yun Hsu, university professor emeritus of history and sociology in the Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences, was awarded the prestigious Tang Prize in Sinology today. In his 30 years on Pitt’s faculty, Hsu produced a wide-ranging and influential body of work on Chinese history and culture.
“I want to congratulate Cho-yun Hsu for earning the Tang Prize in Sinology after his decades of tremendous research and scholarship,” said Chancellor Joan Gabel. “We thank the Tang Prize Foundation for this recognition and honor that Professor Hsu so richly deserves.”
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