[KS] GW Institute for Korean Studies Graduate Student Research and Publication Workshop

[Davey, Jack]

Dear members of the Korean Studies community,



The deadline for the GW Institute for Korean Studies Graduate Student
Research and Publication Workshop for 2022 is fast approaching! Please see
below for the call for papers and important workshop info.



About this Workshop



The GWIKS Graduate Student Research and Publication Workshop offers a venue
for Korean Studies graduate students to present and receive feedback on
their ongoing work. This workshop distinguishes itself from others in that
it focuses on not only providing advice to students on their research but
also mentoring them through the academic publishing process. It brings
together scholars of different disciplines in the field and editors of
prominent journals. Since the job market is becoming more competitive and
job candidates are expected to have at least one or two publications, the
aim of the workshop is to help graduate students build relationships with
their disciplinary peers and also prepare them early for their ongoing
academic careers.



We welcome applications from M.A. or Ph.D. students working on all aspects
of Korea, even those that fall outside of the traditional Korean Studies
disciplines of history, literature, and the social sciences. We also
particularly encourage graduate students outside of the U.S. and
English-language academic world to apply.





Application Details



The workshop will take place VIRTUALLY on Friday, January 14 and Saturday,
January 15, 2022. Applications are open to all current M.A. or Ph.D.
graduate students working on a Korea-related topic.



Interested students should submit the following to gwiks at gwu.edu by October
31, 2021 at 11:59 PM:

1) A paper abstract and proposal of 2-3 pages (in English)

2) A current CV



Successful candidates will be notified in mid-November. There will be a
$500.00 prize for the student awarded the 'Best Research Paper'.



For questions on the workshop, please reach out to Jack Davey at
daveyja at email.gwu.edu.
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