I see myself as an academic, advocate, and activist— my scholarship engages with four distinct communities— the academy, grassroots churches, public society, and political state. I. Teaching: I teach some courses at Yale on: 1) Religion, Ethnicity, and Nationalism in Southeast Asia, Department of Religious Studies (Fall 2024)2) Religion, Ethnicity, and Nationalism in Southeast Asia, Department of Political Science (Fall 2024) 3) Religion, Politics, and Identity in Asia, Department of Religious Studies (Spring 2024) 4) Religion, Politics, and Identity in Asia, Department of Political Science (Spring 2024)5) Christian-Buddhist Engagement in Southeast Asia, Department of Religious Studies (Fall 2023) 6) Religion, Conflict, and Reconciliation in Southeast Asia at Yale Divinity School (Spring 2023)7) Colonialism, Nationalism, and Identity in Myanmar, History Department (Spring 2023)——II. Speaking Engagements on Religion, Burmese Politics, and Political Theology: I had the honor of receiving invitations for speaking at several leading universities, including — Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Brown, Stanford, Princeton, Boston University, Boston College, New York University, George Washington University, Oxford, Cambridge, Hamburg, Australian National University, University of Sydney, Whitley College, National University of Singapore, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Baptist University, Yonsei University, Ewha Womans University, DePaul University, University of Toronto, University of Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky University, Baylor University, Asbury University, Pace University, University of Pittsburgh, and others. ——-III. Writings/Publications. Check Academia, ResearchGate, and Amazon: