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Special Lecture of Korean Studies, Spring 2017

SENTENCED TO LIFE: CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS IN SOUTH KOREA Speaker: Tom Rainey-Smith Coordinator, Strategic Programme Amnesty International Korea 22 May 2017 3:30-4:30PM 601 International Education Building 한국의 양심적 병역거부자들 톰 레이니-스미스 전략캠페인 간사 국제엠네스티 한국지부 2017년 5월 22일 오후 3:30 국제교육관 601호

2017 Summer Courses in Korean Studies

37568 Advanced Topics in East Asian Religion (Prof.Marc Mullinax) Prof.Mullinax is a faculty of Ewha International Summer Co-ed College and Professor at Department of Religion in Mars Hill University, North Carolina, USA. Course description Religion's concern is that which ultimately concerns. The religions of East Asia are culturally-rich sacred quests by their members to develop stories and narratives of meaning about how their visible world works according to unseen laws and forces. Each religion has developed its own vocabulary by which it comes to a partial understanding of, and agreement with such unseen forces. Therefore, each East Asian religion is historically conditioned and culturally enriched; this course will be a rigorous exploration of how East Asian worldviews have developed these religious perspectives. 37564 Korean Film & Media Studies (Prof. Steve Choe) Prof. Choe is a faculty of Ewha International Summer Co-ed College and Associate Professor at San...

New teaching faculty of spring 2017, welcome to Korean Studies (2017년 봄학기 신임교원소개)

Please welcome our new teaching faculty of spring 2017! Dr. Myoung-sun (Kelly) Song (Ewha undergraduate, English language & literature, class 2008) and Dr. Ji-hye Ha (Ewha undergraduate, Korean language & literature, class 2007) will join our program from this spring semester. Dr. Myoung-sun Song received her Ph.D. in Communication from University of Southern California, USA in 2016 and has been teaching at Sogang University. She will teach Multi-culturalism and Korean Society .  Here are news articles introducing her recent books and works. 중앙일보: http://news.joins.com/article/20388014 아시아경제: http://view.asiae.co.kr/news/view.htm?idxno=2016081209521162893 USC: http://annenberg.usc.edu/communication/communication-phd/news/hiphop-hada-phd-grad-brings-korean-hip-hop-los-angeles Dr. Ji-hye Ha received her Ph.D. in Korean Language Education from Ewha Womans University in 2016. She teaches Korean language for international students at Yonsei Language Center. She will ...

Spring 2017 Korean Studies Visiting Professor (Prof.Michael Pettid)

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ANNOUNCEMENT Please welcome Prof. Michael Pettid who will teach "Introduction to Korean History" and "Understanding Korean Religion" in spring 2017. Prof.Pettid is Professor of Asian and Asian American Studies and Coordinator of Korean Studies at State University of New York, Binghamton, USA. For more details on Prof.Pettid's research and teaching, please visit https://www.binghamton.edu/aaas/people/pettid.html 2017학년 봄학기 미국 뉴욕주립대학 빙햄턴의 마이클 패티트 교수님께서 글로벌한국학 전공 방문교수로 오십니다. 담당교과목은 "Introduction to Korean History"와 "Understanding Korean Religion"입니다. 패티트 교수님은 현재 뉴욕주립대학 정교수님이자 한국학 프로그램 코디네이터이시며 한국 전근대 시기의 생활사에 대해서 연구하십니다.

Course Offering Spring 2017

Freshmen Course 37549 General Introduction to Korea (Prof. Kyong-Mi Kwon) T3, Th2          1202 International Education Building (IEB) Sophomore Course 37550 Introduction to Korean History (Prof.Michael Pettid) M5, W4          601 IEB This course will seek to provide students a broad understanding of Korean history over the last two millennia.  Rather than simply provide a ruling class history, this course will attempt to bring other histories to light, including those of the ruled classes, women, and other disenfranchised by the hegemonic governing structures.  By so doing, it is hoped that students will gain an appreciation of the diversity of Korean history and the various people who lived it.  Given the vast amount of materials and the relative dearth of time in the course, we will focus primarily on major themes in Korean history rather than a chronological examination of historical ‘facts.’  Students s...

Job Opening - The Korea Foundation

[Job Opening] Full-time English Editor The Korea Foundation is seeking a native or native-level English speaker for the position of a full-time copy editor. Job deion ■ Review and edit official letters, agreements, contracts, publications (periodicals), press releases, and draft speeches for the Foundation President and Executive-Vice President ■ Conduct English language interviews for job applicants (two or three times a year) ■ Teach basic English writing skills to the newly recruited Korean staff (twice a year, for two hours per each class) Qualifications ■ Native or native-level English speaker with education (minimum four years) conducted in English in a majority English speaking country. ■ Professional copy-editing experience (minimum three years) ■ Undergraduate degree, preferably in international studies (advanced degree preferred) ■ Strong interpersonal and intercultural communication skills Terms and conditions ■ Contract period: January 16, 2017 to January 1...

Harvard-Yenching Institute Information Session (Regional Studies-East Asia MA Program)

Harvard-Yenching Institute Fellowship Program Information Session at Ewha Speaker:  Lindsay Strogatz, Program Manager, Harvard-Yenching Institute Date: November 9, 2016 (Wed) Time: 14:00-15:00 Location: 학생문화관 소극장 - Introduction to Harvard-Yenching Institute - Eligibility and Selection Process for HYI Visiting Scholar and Fellow Programs - Suggestions for Preparing a Strong Application - Regional Studies-East Asia (RSEA) Master's Program Fellowship - Other HYI activities in Asia - Q&A