[KS] 2025 Graduate Student Research and Publication Workshop

Peter Moody pgm2116 at columbia.edu
Fri Dec 27 10:53:40 EST 2024


Dear Korean Studies List Members,

Please help us spread the word about this opportunity.  Happy holidays to
all of you!

*The GW Institute for Korean Studies presents:*
The 2025 Graduate Student Research and Publication Workshop
The GW Institute for Korean Studies (GWIKS) is announcing a call for papers
for the Graduate Student Research and Publication Workshop for 2025.
*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 Ph.D. students (with a preference for
late-stage or ABD 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, March 7, 2025*.
Applications are open to all current Ph.D. graduate students working on a
Korea-related topic.
Interested students should submit the following to *gwiks at gwu.edu*
<gwiks at gwu.edu?subject=GW%20Institute%20for%20Korean%20Studies%20Graduate%20Student%20Research%20and%20Publication%20Workshop%20Application>
 *by January 24, 2025 at 11:59 PM EST: *
*1) A paper abstract and proposal of 2-3 pages (in English)*

Successful candidates will be notified in late January.
For questions on the workshop, please reach out to these contacts below:

Peter Moody (he/him) *peter.moody at gwu.edu <peter.moody at gwu.edu>*
Immanuel Kim (he/him) *ikim52 at email.gwu.edu <ikim52 at email.gwu.edu>*
GWIKS General Email *gwiks at gwu.edu <gwiks at gwu.edu> *
GWIKS Website *Graduate Workshop Page *
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The GW Institute for Korean Studies (GWIKS), a university wide Institute
housed in the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George
Washington University was founded in 2016. The establishment of the GWIKS
was made possible by a generous grant from the Academy of Korean Studies
(AKS). The mission of GWIKS is to consolidate, strengthen, and grow the
existing Korean studies program at GW, and more generally in the greater
D.C. area and beyond. The Institute enables and enhances productive
research and education relationships within GW, and among the many experts
throughout the region and the world.
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Best regards,

Peter G. Moody
PhD Columbia University
Senior Editor, Journal of Korean Studies
Postdoctoral Fellow at George Washington University
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