Gregory F. Sullivan

Dr. Gregory F. Sullivan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Humanities at the United States Merchant Marine Academy since 2006. His research focuses on evolutionism in modern Japan, particularly analyzing Oka Asajiro's works. He holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in History/East Asian Studies from Yale University, alongside certifications in Japanese language and applied linguistics.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in History (Yale University)
• M.A. in East Asian Studies (Yale University)
• B.A. in Philosophy (University of California, Berkeley)

His teaching spans modern and pre-modern East Asian history, with a specialization in Japan and China. Research emphasizes intersections between scientific theories and state nationalism in Meiji-era Japan. Publications include analyses of Oka Asajiro's bio-political frameworks and non-Darwinian evolutionary theories influencing ultra-nationalist ideologies.

No scientific awards listed, but maintains active research in niche historical-scientific intersections. No documented student advisees or grant information provided.