KSAA-AKS Korean Studies conference and KSAA Postgraduate Workshop — PROGRAM

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“National, Transnational, and Cosmopolitan: Korean Drumming and Complexity of Zainichi Identity in Contemporary Japan,” by Dr Sunhee Koo. In-person talk at ANU, 11 May, from 3:30–5:00pm.

The ANU Korea Institute is pleased to announce the following talk: 

National, Transnational, and Cosmopolitan: Korean Drumming and Complexity of Zainichi Identity in Contemporary Japan, by Dr Sunhee Koo. 

Call for Papers: KSAA-AKS international Korean Studies conference and 7th KSAA Postgraduate Workshop — ANU, Canberra, 4-6 December 2023

The Korean Studies Association of Australasia and the Academy of Korean Studies are pleased to announce a joint Korean Studies conference, on 5 and 6 December 2023, at ANU’s main campus in Canberra, Australia (with registration taking place on 4 December in the afternoon). It will be preceded by a one-day KSAA postgraduate workshop, on 4 December. Both the workshop and conference will be primarily in-person events.

Editorial Assistant Support Opportunity for PhD Students in Korean Studies

Dear Student Researchers in Korean Studies,

The KSAA is currently seeking a student researcher to provide editorial assistance for the KSAA Newsletter 2022–2023 edition. If you are interested, please express your interest to Hyein Cho by Monday, 8 May.

• Hours: Up to 10 hours
• Rate: AUD 40 per hour
• Duties: Provide editing support to the KSAA team (e.g. proofreading, formatting)
• Requirement: Availability between Monday 15 May 2023 and 31 May 2023
• Preference will be given to:

1. Those pursuing research degrees in New Zealand (as student researchers from New Zealand are relatively under-represented in KSAA activities)
2. Those not currently receiving scholarships or who have completed their PhD submissions and are no longer receiving scholarships
3. Those with previous editorial assistant experience

We apologise for the short notice. For any queries, please contact Hyein Cho . Thank you.

“The story of three Australian ‘Samsin halmeoni’ and their ‘doban'” by Dr Hae-Jin Park. In-person talk at ANU, 27 April, from 3:30–5:00pm.

The ANU Korea Institute is pleased to announce the following talk: 

The story of three Australian Samsin halmeoni and their doban, by Dr Hae-Jin Park.