James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies-
Jun11
Korean Studies Colloquium
Educational Inequality in South Korea: Recent Trends and Their Implications for the Future
Soo-yong Byun
Pennsylvania State University
Via Zoom
7 pm PDT, 10 pm EDT, 11 am Seoul (Friday)
Reminder: the Zoom link for each talk will remain the same throughout the virtual series. If you would like to request the link, please email Seok Lee (kim-pks@sas.upenn.edu) with your name, affiliation, and email. -
Jun04
Korean Studies Colloquium
Work after COVID-19 in South Korea
Kwang-Yeong Shin
Chung-Ang University
This is a virtual Zoom presentation (please note, this presentation will be given in Korean)
7pm PDT, 10pm EDT, 11am (Friday, June 5) Seoul -
Apr16
Korean Studies Colloquium
(CANCELED) - University of Pennsylvania Graduate Student Colloquium
Williams Hall 623
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Apr09
Korean Studies Colloquium
(CANCELED) - Political Rumor Communication on Kakao Talk in the 2017 Presidential Election in South Korea: Relationships with Political Participation and Knowledge
Nojin Kwak
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Williams Hall 623
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Apr02
Korean Studies Colloquium
(CANCELED) - "Those Ridiculous Monks": the Korean Encounter with Tibetan Buddhism in Qing’s Mukden
Nianshen Song
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Williams Hall 623
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Mar26
Korean Studies Colloquium
(CANCELED) - Empathy at War: Sino-North Korean Relations during the Korean War
Gregg Brazinsky
The George Washington University
Williams Hall 543 (Cherpack Lounge)
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Mar05
Korean Studies Colloquium
Glossolalia and the Privacy of Public Prayer in South Korea
Nicholas Harkness
Harvard University
Williams Hall 543 (Cherpack Lounge)
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Feb27
Korean Studies Colloquium
Delaying School Start Time on Adolescents' Time Use in South Korea
Jaesung Choi
Sungkyunkwan University
Williams Hall 543
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Feb20
Korean Studies Colloquium
South Korean Millennials' Military Service and Neoliberal Calculations
Seung-kyung Kim
Indiana University Bloomington
Williams Hall 623
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Feb13
Korean Studies Colloquium
Five Features of Three Kingdoms Period Architecture
Nancy Steinhardt
University of Pennsylvania
Williams Hall 623