Eunji Jo

Eunji Jo is a scholar of literary and cultural studies whose work centers on diasporic literature and media. She is interested in examining (im)mobility and migration, urban space, queerness and biopolitics in relation to diaspora. She also uses digital and computational methods to trace the circulation of texts and to illuminate broader cultural and historical trends in diaspora studies.

Academic positions

• 2025–presentLecturer, Department of Asian and Asian American Studies, Binghamton University
• Summer 2025Research Associate, Computational Cultural Humanities, Carnegie Mellon University
• 2024–2025Teaching Consultant Fellow, Eberly Center for Teaching Excellence, Carnegie Mellon University
• 2020–2025Instructor of Record, Department of English, Carnegie Mellon University

Education

• 2025Ph.D., Literary and Cultural Studies, Carnegie Mellon University
  Dissertation: “Urban Elsewhere: Diasporic Imagination and Narratives of Transnationalism”
• 2019M.A., English Literature, Ewha Womans University
• 2017B.A., English Language and Literature, and B.S., Statistics, Ewha Womans University