Background
Brown, Philip Carlton was born on April 12, 1947 in Rochester, New York, United States. Son of Robert Winfield and Judith Ellen (Williams) Brown.
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Philip Carlton Brown, American Historian, educator. Fellow Japan Foundation 1985, 93, Andrew Mellon postdoctoral fellow U. Pittsburgh, 1989-1990, Social Science Research Council, 1986, 93, others; grantee Am.Philos. Society, 1985, 90, 96; Fulbright Hays Research fellowship, 1993; 1st visiting foreign research scholar National Institute Japanese Literature Division Archives, Tokyo, 1997-1998.
Education
Bachelor, College of Wooster, 1969; Master of Arts, U. Rochester, 1971; Master of Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 1976; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania, 1981.
Career
Instructor, West Irondequoit Center High School, Rochester, New York, 1971-1972; assistant professor, U. North Carolina, Charlotte, 1990-1994; associate professor of history, Ohio State University, Columbus, since 1994. Coordinator Early Modern Japan Network, Columbus, since 1991.
Achievements
Membership
Foster parent, since 1984. Member American History Association, Association Asian Studies, Social Science History Association, International Association Study Common Property, Midwest Conference Asian Affairs, Midwest Japan Seminar, Southeast Region Japan Seminar.
Connections
Married Yoko Murata, August 1994. 1 child, Hana Erin.
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Fellow Japan Foundation 1985, 93, Andrew Mellon postdoctoral fellow U. Pittsburgh, 1989-1990, Social Science Research Council, 1986, 93, others. Grantee Am.Philos. Society, 1985, 90, 96. Fulbright Hays Research fellowship, 1993. 1st visiting foreign research scholar National Institute Japanese Literature Division Archives, Tokyo, 1997-1998.Fellow Japan Foundation 1985, 93, Andrew Mellon postdoctoral fellow U. Pittsburgh, 1989-1990, Social Science Research Council, 1986, 93, others. Grantee Am.Philos. Society, 1985, 90, 96. Fulbright Hays Research fellowship, 1993.
1st visiting foreign research scholar National Institute Japanese Literature Division Archives, Tokyo, 1997-1998.