Announcing the New President of Antioch University
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Jack Cheng

Antioch University
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Jack Cheng is a Shanghai-born, Michigan-bred author of critically acclaimed fiction for young readers. His debut children’s novel, See You in the Cosmos (2017), won the Golden Kite and Great Lakes, Great Reads awards for Best Middle Grade Fiction. His latest book, The Many Masks of Andy Zhou (2023), is a Kids’ Indie Next and Junior Library Guild selection.

Cheng’s work explores place, belonging, and in-between-ness through the lens of Asian Americanism. He is a 2019 Kresge Artist Fellow and alumnus of Building Beauty, a post-graduate architecture diploma program based on the work of Christopher Alexander. Jack has visited schools across the globe, speaking with students about finding their paths as writers and artists. He lives in Detroit with his partner Julia and their dog Matisse.

Jack Cheng

Visiting Faculty

MFA in Creative Writing Program

  • Post-Graduate Diploma Program, Building Beauty: Ecologic Design and Construction Process
  • BA in Communication Studies w/ Minor in Economics, University of Michigan
  • The Many Masks of Andy Zhou
  • See You in the Cosmos