James Joo-Jin Kim Center for Korean Studies-
Jul30
Korean Studies Colloquium
The Immigrant Growth Machine and the Political Opportunity Structures of Place in Koreatown, Los Angeles
Angie Chung
University at Albany
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. -
Jul23
Korean Studies Colloquium
Health and Well-being of Adolescents from Multicultural Families in Korea
Hyeyoung Woo
Portland 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. -
Jul16
Korean Studies Colloquium
북미에서 한국 연구하기
Hae Yeon Choo (Associate Professor, University of Toronto), ChangHwan Kim (Professor, University of Kansas), Hyunjoon Park (Professor, University of Pennsylvania)
Via Zoom
7 pm PDT, 10 pm EDT, 11 am Seoul (Friday)
This panel will be entirely in Korean.
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. -
Jul09
Korean Studies Colloquium
Putting "Cogs in the Machine" in Context: Effect of Female Supervisors on Gender Wage Gaps Within Workgroups
Young-Mi Kim
Yonsei 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. -
Jul02
Korean Studies Colloquium
Superwoman Schema: Overworking at Home and the Workplace
Eunsil Oh
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Via Zoom7 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. -
Jun25
Korean Studies Colloquium
Being a Woman in a Male Body: Queer Fugitivity and Feminized Labor in Authoritarian South Korea, 1965-1980
Todd Henry
University of California at San Diego
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. -
Jun18
Korean Studies Colloquium
Reinventing Family: The Rise of Non-Normative Housholds in South Korea
Paul Chang
Harvard 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. -
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 -
May01
Korean Studies Humanities Conference
(CANCELLED) - Re/Presenting the Koreas: Memory, Statecraft, and the Politics of Everyday Life
Houston Hall 223, Golkin Room