Henry E. Eccles Library

Kristin Mulready-Stone earned her PhD in Chinese History from Yale University, working under the direction of Jonathan Spence. She joined the Naval War College in June 2016 as Associate Professor and Director of the Writing Center. In addition to directing the Writing Center, she teaches courses through the Electives Program in the History of East and Southeast Asia. Her primary research focus is on the history of twentieth-century China, specifically the role of youth and youth organizations in the first half of the twentieth century. To date the majority of her research has focused on Shanghai from 1920-1945. She also teaches current East Asian Security through the lens of history.

Professor Rosen is the associate director of the Writing and Teaching Excellence Center at the U.S. Naval War College. A co-founder of the award-winning Active Learning in Political Science blog, she is the recipient of multiple teaching awards and is the chair of the International Studies Association’s International Education section. She specializes in the scholarship of teaching and learning, particularly on the use of games and simulations and experiential learning. Her non-pedagogical research interests include the politics of climate change, environmental security, global sexual violence and human rights of the family and marriage.