James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies-
Jan22
Korean Studies Colloquium
From Colony to Independence: How Missionaries Influenced American Perceptions of Korea
Hannah Kim
University of Delaware
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Jan29
Korean Studies Colloquium
From Woo to Tangerines: How K-Drama Viewers Create “Glocal” Meanings Across Cultures
Youngji Son
Bryn Mawr College
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Feb05
Korean Studies Colloquium
Meso-level Leaders as Brokers of Horizontal and Vertical Linkages in Feminist Networked Social Movements
Yena Lee
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Feb12
Korean Studies Colloquium
Korean Religious Nationalism and Japanese Christian-Imperial Racial Order
Soojin Chung
Princeton Theological Seminary
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Feb19
Korean Studies Colloquium
Neither Victims nor Villains: Elite Women, Gendered Diplomacy, and Cold War Anxieties in Post-Liberation South Korea (1945–53)
Sara Kang
Princeton University
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Feb26
Korean Studies Colloquium
Intergenerational disenchantment? Environmental behaviors across generations in South Korea
Femida Handy
University of Pennsylvania
3600 Market Street, Suite 310
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Mar19
Korean Studies Colloquium
The First Christian Nation in the East: Constructing Kinship Through Race and Religion
Chanhee Heo
John C. Danforth Center on Religion and Politics, Washington University in St. Louis
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Apr16
Korean Studies Colloquium
Kim Center for Korean Studies Graduate Fellows: Reflections on the 2025–26 Year