Faculty Profiles - PAN Ping | The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Ping PAN
潘萍

PhD in Applied English Linguistics
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2010

Senior Lecturer
Division of Humanities

(852) 2358 5942
hmpanping@ust.hk
Room 3334
Personal Web

ORCID

0000-0001-5520-149X

Research Interest Publications Teaching Assignment Space used

Research Interest

Teaching English as a second or foreign language
Applied English linguistics
Speech acts and linguistic politeness
Language and intercultural communication
Intercultural pragmatics

Publications

All Years 11 2024 0 2023 0 2022 0 2021 0 2020 0 2019 1 2018 10

2019 1

“Most of the time, I will adopt a ‘speak less’ strategy”: Raising politeness and pragmatic awareness through instruction and online reflective writing

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2015 1

Interculturality and intercultural communicative competence: A case of status-unequal email communication

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2014 1

In the magic box of academic email communication: An intercultural pragmatic investigation

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2012 1

Interlanguage requests in institutional e-mail discourse: A study in Hong Kong

Interlanguage Request Modification / Edited by Maria Economidou-Kogetsidis and Helen Woodfield. John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2012, p. 119-162, Book series: Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, v. 217
Pan, Ping
Book chapter

2011 1

Interlanguage requests in status-unequal e-mails: A contrastive study in institutional discourse

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2010 1

Making requests in institutional e-mails: production, perception, cognition, & sociopragmatic awareness

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2009 4

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Current Issues in Linguistic Interfaces / Young-Se Kang. Hankook Munhwasa, 2009, p. 389-402
Pan, Ping
Book chapter

A cross-cultural comparison of requests in student-professor e-mail exchanges: A mixed-method approach

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

Designing, implementing, and validating an e-DCT Instrument to elicit e-mail requests: A pilot study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2007 1

Production and perception of request strategies in CMC by EAP graduate students: A contrastive study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

Conference paper 1

“Most of the time, I will adopt a ‘speak less’ strategy”: Raising politeness and pragmatic awareness through instruction and online reflective writing

Pan, Ping

Conference paper 1

Interculturality and intercultural communicative competence: A case of status-unequal email communication

Pan, Ping

Conference paper 1

In the magic box of academic email communication: An intercultural pragmatic investigation

Pan, Ping

Book chapter 1

Interlanguage requests in institutional e-mail discourse: A study in Hong Kong

Interlanguage Request Modification / Edited by Maria Economidou-Kogetsidis and Helen Woodfield. John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2012, p. 119-162, Book series: Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, v. 217
Pan, Ping

Conference paper 1

Interlanguage requests in status-unequal e-mails: A contrastive study in institutional discourse

Pan, Ping

Conference paper 1

Making requests in institutional e-mails: production, perception, cognition, & sociopragmatic awareness

Pan, Ping

Book chapter 1

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Current Issues in Linguistic Interfaces / Young-Se Kang. Hankook Munhwasa, 2009, p. 389-402
Pan, Ping

Conference paper 3

A cross-cultural comparison of requests in student-professor e-mail exchanges: A mixed-method approach

Pan, Ping

Designing, implementing, and validating an e-DCT Instrument to elicit e-mail requests: A pilot study

Pan, Ping

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Pan, Ping

Conference paper 1

Production and perception of request strategies in CMC by EAP graduate students: A contrastive study

Pan, Ping

2015 1

Interculturality and intercultural communicative competence: A case of status-unequal email communication

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2014 1

In the magic box of academic email communication: An intercultural pragmatic investigation

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2012 1

Interlanguage requests in institutional e-mail discourse: A study in Hong Kong

Interlanguage Request Modification / Edited by Maria Economidou-Kogetsidis and Helen Woodfield. John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2012, p. 119-162, Book series: Pragmatics & Beyond New Series, v. 217
Pan, Ping
Book chapter

2011 1

Interlanguage requests in status-unequal e-mails: A contrastive study in institutional discourse

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2010 1

Making requests in institutional e-mails: production, perception, cognition, & sociopragmatic awareness

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2009 4

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Current Issues in Linguistic Interfaces / Young-Se Kang. Hankook Munhwasa, 2009, p. 389-402
Pan, Ping
Book chapter

A cross-cultural comparison of requests in student-professor e-mail exchanges: A mixed-method approach

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

Designing, implementing, and validating an e-DCT Instrument to elicit e-mail requests: A pilot study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

Making requests in institutional e-mail communication: A cross-cultural pragmatic study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

2007 1

Production and perception of request strategies in CMC by EAP graduate students: A contrastive study

Pan, Ping
Conference paper

No Publications

Teaching Assignment

2024-25 Fall 2 2023-24 Summer 0 2023-24 Spring 2 2023-24 Winter 0 2023-24 Fall 2 2022-23 Summer 0

HUMA1000A	Cultures and Values: Language, Communication and Society
MILE5000	Language Learning

HUMA1000A	Cultures and Values: Language, Communication and Society
HUMA3030	Language, Communication and Culture

HUMA1000A	Cultures and Values: Language, Communication and Society
MILE5000	Language Learning

No Teaching Assignments

Research Interest

Publications

2019 1

2015 1

2014 1

2012 1

2011 1

2010 1

2009 4

2007 1

Conference paper 1

Conference paper 1

Conference paper 1

Book chapter 1

Conference paper 1

Conference paper 1

Book chapter 1

Conference paper 3

Conference paper 1

2015 1

2014 1

2012 1

2011 1

2010 1

2009 4

2007 1

Teaching Assignment

Projects

From January 2022 to December 2024

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