2021-2024  计算机学士课程修课，伦敦大学金匠学院

2009-2017  博士，芝加哥大学

2003-2006  社会学硕士，清华大学（台湾省新竹市）

1998-2003  国际关系学士，财经法学学士，台湾大学

2021-2025  香港理工大学应用社会科学系助理教授

2018-2021  新加坡国立大学社会与人类学系助理教授

2017-2018  哈佛大学肯尼迪学院阿什中心博士后研究员

2025. The Rise of Tzu Chi: The Making of a Global Buddhist Movement （慈济的兴起）. University of British Columbia Press. https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/R/bo245010054.html.

Chen, Ying, and ChengPang Lee. 2021. “Life after Cancer and the Communist Order: A Case Study on Grassroot Patient Organization in China.” SSM - Qualitative Research in Health 1 (December):100021.

Han, Ling, and Chengpang Lee. 2019a. “Nudity, Feminists, and Chinese Online Censorship: A Case Study on the Anti-Domestic Violence Campaign on SinaWeibo.” China Information 33 (3): 274–93..

———. 2019b. “Nudity, Feminists, and Chinese Online Censorship: A Case Study on the Anti-Domestic Violence Campaign on SinaWeibo.” China Information 33:274–93.

———. 2024. “Engaging Animals in Taiwanese Buddhism: Two Case Studies.” Review of Religion and Chinese Society 11 (1): 31–57.

Han, Ling, Chengpang Lee, and Gracia Jieyi Lee. 2021. “Caught between State and Motherhood: The Public Image of Female Entrepreneurs in Singapore.” Asian Women 37 (2): 35–60.

Han, Ling, Chengpang Lee, and Qi Song. 2023. “From Crowdfunding to Crowd Mobilization: The Impact of Digital Philanthropy on Grassroots Organizations and Local Politics in China.” The China Quarterly, November, 1–19.

Lee, Chengpang. 2012. “Shadow of the Colonial Power: Kominka and the Failure of the Temple Reorganization Campaign.” Studies on Asia, 2, 2 (2): 120–44.

———. 2017a. “Overcoming the Latecomer Dilemma: The Unintended Effect of Successful Strategies in the Community University Movement in Taiwan.” Social Movement Studies, April.

———. 2017c. “The Organizational Innovation Behind One of Asia’s Largest Charities (SSIR),” 2017. https://ssir.org/articles/entry/the_organizational_innovation_behind_one_of_asias_largest_charities.

———. 2019a. “Review: Junker, Andrew: Becoming Activists in Global China - Social Movements in the Chinese Diaspora.” Studies of Transition States and Societies 11 (2): 76–77.

———. 2019b. “Yao Zelin, 在利益与道德之间：当代中国城市医生职业自主性的社会学研究 [Between Interest and Morality: A Sociological Study of the Professional Autonomy of Urban Doctors in Contemporary China].” International Sociology 34 (5): 600–603.

———. 2020a. “Making Taiwan Relevant to Sociology: A Case Study on the Publication Pattern in the Major US Journals.” International Journal of Taiwan Studies 1 (aop): 1–21.

———. 2020b. “The Forgotten Bonds: A Coevolutionary Framework on the Diffusion of Tzu Chi in Four Southeast Asian Countries.” American Behavioral Scientist 64 (10): 1471–84.

Lee, Chengpang, and Meei-Shia Chen. 2024. “Rescuing Public Health From the Global Capitalist Regime: The Public Health Liberation Movement in Taiwan.” American Behavioral Scientist 68 (3): 322–37.

Lee, Chengpang, and Ying Chen. 2022. “In What Ways We Depend: Academic Dependency Theory and the Development of East Asian Sociology.” Journal of Historical Sociology 35 (1): 24–36.

Lee, Chengpang, and Ling Han. 2015. “Recycling Bodhisattva: The Tzu-Chi Movement’s Response to Global Climate Change.” Social Compass 62 (3): 311–25.

———. 2016. “Mothers and Moral Activists: Two Models of Women’s Social Engagement in Contemporary Taiwanese Buddhism.” Nova Religio: The Journal of Alternative and Emergent Religions 19 (3): 54–77.

———. 2017. “Faith-Based Organization and Transnational Voluntarism in China: A Case Study of the Malaysia Airline MH370 Incident.” VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11266-014-9518-2.

———. 2020. “Becoming INGO: A Case Study on Taiwan’s Tzu-Chi in the United States.” VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations 31 (6): 1201–11. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11266-020-00270-1.

———. 2021. “Taiwanese Buddhism and Environmentalism: A Mixed Method Study.” Review of Religion and Chinese Society 9 (1): 44–69. https://doi.org/10.1163/22143955-08020002.

Lee, Chengpang, and Myungsahm Suh. 2017. “State Building and Religion: Explaining the Diverged Path of Religious Change in Taiwan and South Korea, 1950–1980.” American Journal of Sociology 123 (2): 465–509.

Lee, Chengpang, and Ruiyu Zhang. 2024a. “From Cadres to Managers: The Double-Hundred Action Programme and China’s State-Owned Enterprise Reform.” The China Quarterly, May, 1–19.

———. 2024b. “From Cadres to Managers: The Double-Hundred Action Programme and China’s State-Owned Enterprise Reform.” The China Quarterly, 1–19.

Song, Qi, Chengpang Lee, and Ling Han. 2023. “The Platformization of Digital Philanthropy in China: State, Tech Companies, and Philanthropy Engineering.” China Information 37 (1): 123–43.

Tenzin, Jinba, and Chengpang Lee. 2022a. “Are We Still Dependent? Academic Dependency Theory After 20 Years.” Journal of Historical Sociology 35 (n/a): 2–13.

———. 2022b. “Rethinking Dependency and Knowledge Production Amid China’s Rise.” American Behavioral Scientist, November, 00027642221134842.

美国社会学比较历史分会莱因哈特本地克斯最佳论文奖

美国社会学亚洲与亚裔研究分会最佳学生论文奖

中西部亚洲研究学会最佳学生论文奖

蒋经国基金会博士论文奖学金

芝加哥大学亚洲研究中心博士论文写作奖学金

芝加哥大学Pozen中心博士研究田野奖学金

专书写作：比较东亚医疗体制转型（已联络出版社），后殖民政治与高等教育（进行中）