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Fang-fu Ruan, PhD, MD, ACS, ABS, FAACS
Professor, Graduate School of Human Sexology, Shu-Te University
Yancho, Kaohsiung County, Taiwan
Contributed to our web site:
Sexual Behavior in China (IES, Francoeur, ed.)
1. Curriculum vitae
Born May 26, 1937
Ji-An, China
Education
1959
Medical Degree. Beijing Medical University (formerly "Peking University, Medical School"; or "Peking Medical College"), Beijing, China
1991
Doctor of Philosophy. The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, San Francisco, California, USA
Academic Appointments
(1) In the USA:
1986-1987
Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.
1988-1989
Adjunct Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, New York State University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York
1988-1989
Visiting Professor, Department of History, New York State University College at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York
1989-2002
Professor, Vice-President, Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences, Oakland, California. (a private graduate school offering "Master of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine" degree, listed in American Council on Education: Accredited Institution of Postsecondary Education.)
1988-
Professor, (1988 - Present) Director of the Department of Asian Studies, (1988-2004) The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, San Francisco, CA, (a private graduate school offering Ph.D., Ed.D., And Doctor of Human sexuality degrees, was granted full institutional approval by California State Education Department.)
(2) Guest speaker in colleges in the USA:
Feb., 1988
Shasta College, Redding, CA. "Human Sexuality"
Oct., 1989
New England College, Henniker, NH. In the courses of "Human Sexuality", "Sex Education", "Cultural Anthropology", "International Marketing", "Geography", and "China, Japan, Korea"
(3) In China:
1984
Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Health Education,
Worker's Medical College of Hebei Province, Baoding
1985
Adjunct Professor of Medical Sociology, Dept. of Behavioral Sciences, Health Administration College of Heilongjiang Province, Harbin
1985
Associate Professor, 1978-1984 Assist. Prof., Department of Medical History, 1960-1977 Assist. Prof., Department of Physiology, Beijing, Medical University, Beijing
1990-
Vice-President, Institute of Medical Sociology, Shenzhen, Guangdong
1995-
Visiting Professor, Jiangxi Normal University, Nanchang, Jiangxi
2000-
Visiting Research Fellow, Peking University Research Center of Medical History, Beijing
(4) In Taiwan:
2002-
2002-Visiting Professor, The Graduate School of Human sexology, She-Te Scientific & Technique University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Certificates in the United States
1987-
Instructor/Advisor of Safe Sex. The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality, San Francisco, California
1989-
Instructor of History of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine, and Medical Ethics, Certificate of Authorization for Service, issued by Private Postsecondary Education Division, Department of Education, State of California
1989-
Board Certified Sexologist, Diplomate, The American Board of Sexology, Washington, DC
1991-
Founding Clinical Fellow, The American Academy of Clinical Sexologists, Washington, DC
1995-
Certified Sexologist, The American College of Sexologists, San Francisco, CA
AWARDS:
1. National Prize for the Outstanding Popular Medical Books.
Awarded in 1980 for Our Body.
2. Beijing New-Long-March Prize for the Outstanding Popular Science Books.
Awarded in 1981 for Our Body.
3. National New-Long-March Prize for the Outstanding Popular Science Books.
Awarded in 1981 for Our Body.
4. National Prize for Outstanding Scientific and Technological Books.
Awarded in 1983 for Family Health Guide.
5. Outstanding Articles Prize of Chinese Rural Medicine. Awarded in 1983 for the article
"Discovery of the Mystery of Contagious Diseases for Humanity"
6. Outstanding Articles Prize of Zhu Nin Jian-kang.
Awarded in 1983 for the article "Women from Birth to Death."
7. Outstanding Articles Prize of the Chinese Society of the Study of the Dialectics of
Nature. Awarded in 1983 for the article "On the Transition of the Biomedica
Model into the Biopsychosocial Medical Model."
8. National Prize for the Outstanding Books for Youth.
Awarded in 1986 for Life Guide for Youth.
MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
(1) In the USA:
1. The American Academy of Clinical Sexologists, Washington,
DC., Founding Clinical Fellow, (1991 - Present), An academic organization.
2. The American Board of Sexology, Diplomate, Washington, D.C., (1989 - Present),
An academic organization.
3. The Society for the Scientific Study of Sex (1987 - 1991),
An academic organization.
4. North American-Chinese Sociologists Association (1985 - 1991),
An academic organization.
5. IASHS Alumni Association (1991 - Present),
An academic & professional organization.
6. Asian Federation for sexology (1994 - Present),
An academic organization.
7. Chinese Literature & Art Association in America (1998 - Present)
An academic & professional organization.
(2) In the People's Republic of China:
1. Chinese Society of Behavioral Science (Standing member of the council;
1984- 1986), Beijing, An academic organization.
2. Chinese Sex Education Research Society
(Vice-chairman of the preparatory committee, 1986 - 1991), Shanghai,
An academic organization.
3. Chinese Society of Medical Science Writing of the Chinese Medical Association
(Standing member of the committee, 1983 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
4. Chinese Society of Potential Science (Standing member of the council,
1984 - 1986), Beijing, An academic organization.
5. Chinese Society of Science Writing
(Member of the committee of the medical Books, 1981 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
6. Chinese Society of the History of the Natural Sciences. (1983 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
7. Chinese Society of the Medical History, C.M.A. (1982 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
8. Chinese Society of the Studies of the Dialectics of Nature. (1981 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
9. Chinese Society of Futurology. (1983 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
10. Chinese Society of the Studies of Medical Sociology. (1984 - 1986),
Harbin, An academic organization.
11. Beijing Society of Science Writing (Member of the council; 1981 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
12. Beijing Physiology Association. (1980 - 1986), Beijing, An academic organization.
13. Beijing Society of Sociology. (1984 - 1986), Beijing, An academic organization.
14. Beijing Society of Psychology. (1982 - 1986), Beijing, An academic organization.
15. Beijing Society for Studies on Marriage and Family. (1984 - 1986),
Beijing, An academic organization.
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