Academic CV

 
 
  Zhao Shufeng, PhD, Professor, Distinguished Professor of Hunan Province "Furong Scholar", Distinguished Professor of Hunan Normal University "Xiaoxiang Scholar", Doctoral Supervisor of School of Music of Hunan Normal University, Postdoctoral Collaborative Supervisor in Music and Dance, Reviewer for the National Social Science Foundation Art Project and Art Fund Project.an expert in the evaluation of the Postdoctoral Science Fund of China, an expert in the evaluation of the dissertation of the Academic Degree Centre of the Ministry of Education, a doctoral supervisor of the School of Arts of Suan Sunandha Rajabhat University, a part-time researcher of the "Chinese Music Research Base" of the China Conservatory of Music, a part-time professor of Hainan University, and a part-time professor of the School of Music of Jimei University.Expert in the evaluation of intangible cultural heritage projects of the Hunan Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism.Vice President and Secretary General of Hunan Yao Cultural Research Association, Director of the "Research Center for Minority Music Culture in Southern China" of Hunan Normal University.He is also a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Guizhou University (Art Edition) and the host of the "Ethnomusicology" section, a senior academic advisor of the "Ethnomusicology" section of Journal of Original Ecological National Culture, and a member of the editorial board of the journal Songs Bimonthly. He is a director of the Chinese Society for Artistic Anthropology and a director of the Chinese Minority Music Society. He was awarded the Special Nomination Award of the 12th Hebei Provincial Social Science Outstanding Young Experts Jury and the 2020-2021 Hunan Normal University Research Pioneer. Up to now, he has published more than 100 articles in academic journals such as Music Research, Journal of the Central Conservatory of Music,Chinese Music, etc. He has won two provincial awards for outstanding achievements in social sciences, published six monographs and presided over two National Social Science Foundation projects.