[KS] AKSE nominations

[antonetta bruno]

This message is to alert all members of the Association of Korean 
Studies in Europe (AKSE) that two calls have been published on the AKSE 
website: a call for nominations of new candidates for the AKSE council, 
and a call for proposals for the venue of the 2015 AKSE conference.
http://www.akse.uni-kiel.de/index.php?topic=blackboard&id=91

2013 Council Elections

*Nominations for New Council Members Now Open*

The AKSE council seeks nominations to replace two regular council 
members (Marion Eggert and Valérie Gelézeau) whose 4-year term ends in 
2013, at the Vienna conference (July 6-9, 2013). AKSE members in good 
standing (as of the date of this announcement) are invited to nominate 
candidates for these two seats. All AKSE members in good standing (as of 
the date of this announcement) are eligible for nomination to council 
membership. Elections per ballot will take place during the 2013 AKSE 
Conference in Vienna (July 6-9). Only full members who have paid their 
membership dues will be entitled to vote; results will be announced 
during the Membership Meeting at the Vienna Conference.

Nominations (including the written consent of the nominee) should be 
sent to the AKSE president, Antonetta Bruno (antonetta.bruno at uniroma1.it 
<mailto:antonetta.bruno at uniroma1.it>) with a cc to Marion Eggert 
(election organizer, marion.eggert at rub.de <mailto:marion.eggert at rub.de>) 
by 1 May 2013. Self-nominations are not accepted.

The names of all nominees will be published on the AKSE website by mid-June.

In nominating candidates, please take note of the following:

--The AKSE council should represent the diversity of Korean Studies in 
Europe, both regionally and in terms of discipline.
--Nominees should have been a member of AKSE for at least 4 years. They 
should have experience organizing conferences or directing a project or 
department, or should have experience as a member of a scientific 
committee of evaluation.
--Nominees should be committed to collaborate with colleagues across 
Europe for the greater interest of the Association and be willing to 
accept specific tasks that have to be done by members of the Council 
team to achieve the greater goal of furthering Korean Studies in the 
European region.
--Nominees will be expected to provide a 150-word statement by 1 June 
2013 for posting on the AKSE website.
--The organizer of the AKSE Conference is co-opted as Secretary into the 
AKSE Council and serves a full 4-year term. This means that the next 
AKSE Conference organizer will replace Rüdiger Frank on the Council as 
his 4-year term comes to an end in 2013.


-- 
Antonetta L. Bruno
President of AKSE (Association of Korean Studies in Europe)
PhD, Professor in
Korean language and civilization
Italian Institute of Oriental Studies
Università di Roma "La Sapienza"
Via Principe Amedeo 182/b

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