It also includes a section on ideology that includes the Catholic youth in Europe and five different Chinese political parties that were established abroad in the mid-twenties, some numbering about 2,000 members. For a good overview of this recent work on the Guomindang, the article written with Chen San-ching on the formation of this party in Europe was published in the January 1996 Modern China. Levine has been invited to present papers at many conferences and universities, and has delivered papers throughout Asia and in Germany, France and Italy. Marilyn Levine considers teaching her most primary effort and joy. She teaches World History, an Introduction to Social Sciences, General Asian history, Comparative Revolution, as well as courses on China, Japan and Vietnam.
Community service is also an important dimension.
In 1996 she has been selected to the Idaho Humanities Council Board of Directors. In 1991 she received the Lewis-Clark State College Foundation award for her accomplishments in teaching, research and service to community, and in 1994 she was awarded the first LCSC Centennial Writing Initiative Faculty Award. She was Program Chair for the 1995 Western Conference of the Association for Asian Studies which was held at Lewis-Clark State College in conjunction with the LCSC International Exchange Conference. Levine participated in the LCSC Integrated Learning Cohort that promotes distance learning and new learning technologies. She piloted a course on the web in the spring of 1997 after two years of preparation.