[KS] Mailing Submission

[Ju-young Kim]

Today's Topic:

The 3rd Korea-America Student Conference (KASC)

 

 

Dear List Members, 

 

The 3rd Korea-America Student Conference (KASC) is recruiting students for
the summer 2010 program. Below is the general information about the
Conference. Please feel free to forward the message to any interested
students and colleagues. 

 

Thank you.

 

Sincerely,

Ju-young Kim

Program Manager

International Student Conferences, Inc.

1150 18th Street, NW, Suite LL2

Washington, DC 20036

Tel:202-289-9088

Fax:202-789-8265

www.iscdc.org <http://www.iscdc.org/> 

 

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3rd Korea-America Student Conference

 

Join 50 other students from the U.S. and Korea for a month of cultural
exchange, travel and fun!

 

This is a chance for an awesome culture and career filled summer!

 

Meet leaders and students that will improve your career network in this
unique student-led cultural and academic exchange which will host its 3rd
annual program next summer. Students will discuss their research on topics
of bilateral and global interest and enjoy prominent speakers in the
month-long conference.  

 

The theme for the third Korea-America Student Conference held July 12 -
August 12, 2010, will be "Learning from the past, while working in the
present toward the future of U.S.-Korea relations."  

 

Today, the Republic of Korea and the United States work as partners on
issues ranging from trade agreements and nuclear threats to education and
technology. Over the next year both Korea and the U.S. will undergo changes
in leadership which could significantly impact their policies and
interactions worldwide. As this alliance continues to change, KASC will
ensure students play an active role as they prepare to become the next
generation of leaders.

 

2010 KASC Sites:

American University, DC 

University of Pennsylvania, PA 

University of Michigan, MI

Stanford University, CA

 

This year's Roundtable topics include:

The ABC's of Education: Exploration of Education

War and Peace: An Analysis of Differing Perceptions

The Green Life Movement: Social Movement of Going Green

U.S. and Korea in the News: Media for Cultural Understanding

Korea in 50 States: The Evolution of National Identity

 

Although many participants will be Asian Studies and East Asian Studies
majors, this is not a requirement.  All types of students from any field and
level of study are welcome at the conference.  Knowledge of the Korean
language is not required.

 

For applications or more information, please visit  <http://www.iscdc.org/>
www.iscdc.org or e-mail  <mailto:kasc at iscdc.org> kasc at iscdc.org. 

KASC is a program of International Student Conferences, Inc., a non-profit
organization dedicated to promoting peace by furthering mutual
understanding, friendship, and trust through international student
interchange.

 

The deadline is March 5th, 2010.

 

Korea-America Student Conference
1150 18th St. NW, Suite LL2
Washington, DC 20036

202-289-9088

 

 
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