Rate My Professor Eng-Beng Lim

Professor Lim is currently developing two book projects, one on megastructure and performance and another on the visual cultures of "ethnocuties." Key publications include "Asian Megastructure and Queer Futurity" (2016), "Performing the Global University" (Social Text, 2009), "Glocalqueering in New Asia: The Politics of Performing Gay in Singapore" (Theatre Journal, 2005), and "The Performance and Pedagogy of Neoliberal Affect" (Theatre Survey, 2010). He serves on the Social Text editorial collective, the MLA division for Drama and Performance, and the International Standing Review Board of Hong Kong's Research Grants Council. At Dartmouth, Lim is involved in the steering committees of the Gender Research Institute at Dartmouth (GRID) and the Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program, and he is the founding director of the Consortium of Studies in Race, Migration, and Sexuality. In 2024-25, he received the Jonathan Crewe Fellowship for Associate Professors from the Leslie Center for the Humanities. Lim teaches courses such as WGST 65.07 Queer Popular Culture.