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2012년도 미국학 연수그램 출국전 오리엔테이션 일자변경

admin — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 13:50:23 +0900

한미교육위원단은 지난 주 합격자 공문에 안내해드린 출국전 오리엔테이션 일자가 본 위원단의 사정으로 11월12일에서 11월26일로 변경되었음을 알려드립니다.

2012년도 대학원 과정 장학프로그램

admin — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 18:19:09 +0900

수혜후보자의 online 지원서 완성을 위한 안내문

한미교육위원단은 2011년 9월23일에 예정된 오리엔테이션에 참석하기에 앞서 ONLINE 지원서를 다음에 안내된 대로 완성해 주시기를 바랍니다.

1. 지난 7월 이전에 접수된 지원서 Pg. 1-5까지 였으므로, 온라인 지원서 공식 홈페이지인 http://apply.embark.com/student/fulbright/international 를 방문하여, 이전에 사용하였던 본인의 login ID와 password로 본인의 지원서에 access 하여, 나머지 서류를 수정 및 완성하시기 바랍니다. (수혜후보자의 지원서는 각자에게 RELEASE 되어있음을 알려드립니다.)

2. 아래는 온라인 지원서의 각 해당페이지를 열거하였으며, 각 페이지마다 안내된 내용을 참고하여 작성하시기 바랍니다. (이미 이전에 전체 페이지 작성을 마친 후보자에 한해서는, 본인에게 필요한 사항만 수정하면 됩니다.)

Fulbright Graduate Study Award Application List

1-3. Application form – 이미 작성됨
4. Study/Research Objectives – 이미 작성됨
5. Personal Statement – 이미 작성됨

6. Resume/Curriculum Vitae – 새로이 작성요함.

7. Transcript – 본 위원단에 제출한 일체의 성적표를 pdf 화일로 UPLOAD하시기 바랍니다. (2011년 봄학기 성적을 미제출자는 가장 최근 성적표를 upload 하시기 바랍니다.)

8. Additional Transcript – 기존에 제출된 성적표외에 추가 성적표가 있는 경우, upload 하시기 바랍니다.

9. Personal Information – 새로이 작성요함

10. Personal Financial Information – 본 위원단의 오리엔테이션 후에 작성요함
11. University Preferences – 본 위원단의 오리엔테이션 후에 작성요함
12. Selection Committee Advice form – 위원단 작성용임
13. Selection Committee Advice form – 위원단 작성용임
14. Additional Letters of Recommendation – 위원단이 필요시 사용할 것임

15. Writing Sample – 미국대학 지원시 Writing Sample을 요구하는 경우, 제출요함.

16. Additional Upload Page: 본인과 동반가족 (배우자와 자녀만 해당) 의 여권사본을 함께 pdf 화일로 만들어 upload 하면 됨.

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Pdf 화일로 UPLOAD 시 유의사항: 화일 size를 최소화 하기 위하여, 반드시 흑백으로만 스캔하여 주시고, resolution 은 200 dpi 로 PDF 을 만드시기 바랍니다.

미국학 연수 프로그램 - 2011년 9월24일자 ITP 시험 공지사항

admin — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 16:40:37 +0900

2011년 9월24일자 ITP 시험 공지사항

한미교육위원단은 2012년도 미국연수 프로그램 지원자를 위한 영어시험 (ITP) 을 9월24일 (토요일), 오후 1시에 다음의 4개 도시에서 동시에 시행합니다. 각 시험장소는 지원자의 소속학교가 위치한 시,도에 따라 구분하였으므로 참고하시고, 본인의 이름을 해당지역 수험자 명단에서 확인하시기 바랍니다. 시험장소의 상세한 위치는 각 학교의 웹사이트를 방문하시어 약도를 참고하시기 바랍니다.

준비물:

신분증 (주민등록증, 여권, 혹은 운전면허증): 반드시 본인의 사진이 포함된 신분증이어야 합니다. 필기도구: 연필/샤프 및 지우개

시험장소 안내

대전 (대전, 전북, 전남, 광주지역)
시험장소: 대전성모여자고등학교, 본관 2층, 영어 A 교실
website: http://www.seongmo.hs.kr
수험자 명단:

Last Name	First Name	Region	School Name
CHEONG	Seonhee	대전	Daejeon Oesam Middle School
CHOI	Jiyoung	전남	Gurye High School
JO	Juyoung	대전	Daejeon Technical High School
KIM	Hyohyon	대전	Daejeon Goejeong High School
KIM	Hyunju	전남	Buyeong Girls' High School
KIM	Jiyoung	대전	Bongam Elementary School
KIM	Mihwa	대전	Daejeon Daemun Elementary School
KIM	Sung	대전	Daejeon Gubong High School
KOO	So Hyung	대전	Dongdaejeon High School
LEE	Eunhee	광주	Chipyong Middle School
LEE	Sooyun	전남	Yongjeong Middle School
LEEM	Heejung	전북	Gunsan Guam Elementary School
PARK	Sunghwa	대전	Cheong-ran Girls' High School
SON	Soyeong	전남	Buyoung Girls' High School
YUN	Miyoung	대전	Daejeon International Marketing High School

대구 (대구지역)
시험장소: 대구여자고등학교, 남관 1층, 셰익스피어실
website: www.dgg.hs.kr
수험자 명단:

Last Name	First Name	Region	School Name
Ahn	Myoung Sook	대구	Duk-Won High School
CHOI	Jin Ku	대구	Neungin High School
JEON	Hyong Uk	대구	Hosan High School
JI	Myungja	대구	Maeho Middle School
KIM	Bummdong	대구	Hyupsung Middle School
KIM	Ik Su	대구	Neungin High School
KIM	Jungwhui	대구	O-Sung Middle School
KIM	Minhee	대구	Daegu Girls' High School
LEE	Soryung	대구	Daegu Dongdo Elementary School
LIM	Eunjoo	대구	Taegu Foreign Language High School
SHIN	Jiwon	대구	Okpo Elementary School
SHIN	Myunghui	대구	Daegu Gamcheon Elementary School
SHIN	Sung Mi	대구	Inji Elementary School

부산 (경남, 부산지역)
시험장소: 부산진고등학교, 1층, 수학교과실
website: http://pusanjin.hs.kr
수험자명단:

Last Name	First Name	Region	School Name
CHA	Jihye	부산	Seomyeon Middle School
CHOI	You Lee	부산	Kijang High School
HWANG	Eun Ju	부산	Dongju Girls' Middle School
JEONG	Younghak	부산	Busan JungAng Girls' High School
KIM	Chaok	경남	Sangnam Elementary School
KIM	Hyeseon	경남	Okpo Middle School
KIM	Myungil	부산	Dong-Eui Middle School
KOH	Sun	부산	Bumin Elementary School
LEE	Yun-Yeong	경남	Ungsang Middle School
MIN	Namsuk	경남	Daeun Elementary School
PAIK	Kyoungsoon	부산	Jang-rim Elementary School
PARK	Jung Hee	부산	Namsan High School
PARK	Myeong Sang	경남	Chang Nyeong Girls' High School
SHIN	Yeongoak	부산	Sinnam Elementary School
SIM	Jung A	부산	Gijang Elementary School
SOHN	Chongsun	부산	Namsan High School
SONG	Myoungjin	경남	Haeun Elementary School

제주
시험장소: 아라중학교, 2층, 영어전용교실 A
Website: http://www.ara.ms.kr
수험자명단:

Last Name	First Name	Region	School Name
KANG	Suyoung	제주	Seogwipo Girls' High School
KIM	Suyun	제주	Seogwipo Middle School
LEE	Hyun An	제주	Jeju Girls' Commercial High School
LEE	Sun Young	제주	Pyoseon Elementary School
OH	Kyung Bo	제주	Seogwipo High School

[Fulbright Forum] Fulbright Forum Double Feature - September 16th with Emilie Chu and Grace Ha

admin — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 15:40:15 +0900

Fulbright Forum presents:

A very special joint forum:

K-pop Mirroring Korea or Korea Mirroring K-pop?
by Emilie Chu

-and-

Haenyeo, Jeju, and the Future of Marine Conservation
by Grace Ha

6:00pm on Friday, September 16th, 2011

RSVP by Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our eighth Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with 2010 Junior Researchers Emilie Chu and Grace Ha.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Jim McFadden (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr). Regrets need not reply.

This Forum will be held at 6:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, September 16th on the 6th floor of KAEC's Mapo-gu building. Following the presentation, a light reception will be held. Please visit the KAEC website for maps and directions (http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/map).

To respect both the audience and presenters, guests are asked to please mute or turn off all cell phones before entering.

--6:00pm--
PART 1: K-pop Mirroring Korea or Korea Mirroring K-pop? by Emilie Chu

Summary:
Like the country itself, South Korean popular culture and music has grown to take on an international presence over the past ten to fifteen years. Cultural figures, from Seotaiji to g.o.d to TVXQ to Big Bang, have been making waves in steadily increasing extents, to the point of becoming a dominant force and current standard throughout Asia. Yet there are a number of lesser known factors behind the words they sing and the images they present, as well as the implications of such works. Thanks to Fulbright, this past year Emilie Chu has been able to study the relationship between Korean pop music and Korean culture through its history, society and industries by examining Korean songs within their local context, and has found some very interesting connections between cultural expression and representation.

Biography:
Emilie has spent time on both coasts of the United States and became exposed to Asian and South Korean culture after living in Southern California. Later at Rice University, she further developed her interests and graduated in 2009 with a B.A. in Asian Studies and English. Her personal experiences of encounters with popular music and love for language and the arts has led her to investigate the roots and ramifications of music that moves on a large scale, as in her Fulbright project. She hopes her work will contribute to a greater understanding of the makings and significance of popular music, as well as stimulate critical awareness and cultural sensitivity regarding Asia.

--7:00pm--
PART 2: Haenyeo, Jeju, and the Future of Marine Conservation by Grace Ha

Summary:
On Jeju Island, fisherwomen, known widely today as haenyeo (해녀), have a long-standing tradition of free-diving into the ocean for seafood such as abalone, kelp, seaweed, sea cucumber, turban shell, and octopus. Over the past year, Grace has been researching these women and the Jeju fishing villages, focusing largely on their traditional ecological knowledge and resource management techniques. Grace has been specifically investigating what implications this disappearing way-of-life may have on future marine conservation efforts.

Biography:
Graduating from Cornell University with a biology degree in 2010, Grace developed a deep interest in marine biology and environmental conservation during her undergraduate studies. While reading a marine biology textbook (for fun) one summer, she happened upon a small paragraph about haenyeo that piqued her curiosity and consequently led to her Fulbright project on traditional ecological knowledge. In the future, she hopes to earn her doctorate in marine ecology and to become a scientist and teacher working towards a deeper understanding of our ocean ecosystems.

PY2012 FLTA Program 수업시연 (Teaching Presentation) 안내문

admin — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 10:18:06 +0900

PY2012 FLTA Program 수업시연 (Teaching Presentation) 안내문
(2011년 8월 26일)

주제는 자유롭게 선택하여, Lesson Plan 을 준비하고, 10분 정도의 수업시연을 한국어로 하시기 바랍니다.

또한, Lesson Plan 을 출력하여, 6부 (배부용) 를 면접일에 갖고 오시기 바랍니다.

면접당일에 power point 사용은 불가능함을 양지하시기 바랍니다.

장학프로그램 안내: http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/flta

Fulbright Forum Presents...

admin — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 12:07:23 +0900

Fulbright Forum Presents...

"Hansen’s Disease in Korean Society: Social otherization and integration in the 20th century." by Joji Kohjima

7:00 P.M. on Friday, September 2nd, 2011
R.S.V.P. by Friday, August, 26th, 2011

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our seventh Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with 2010 Fulbright Junior Researcher Joji Kohjima.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Lisette Garza (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr) by Friday, August 26th. Regrets need not reply.

This month's Forum will be held at 7:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, September 2nd on the 6th floor of KAEC's Mapo-gu building. Following the presentation, a light reception will be held. Please visit the KAEC website for maps and directions (http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/map).

To respect both the audience and presenters, guests are asked to please mute or turn off all cell phones before entering.
To respect both the audience and presenters, late arrivals will not be allowed to enter after 7:05 P.M.

Summary

Hansen's disease in Korea historically existed at endemic levels until effective drugs became available in the 1930s to 1950s. It has been referenced in Korean literature for centuries even including some Chosun era mask dances. In the 20th century, Hansen's disease patients became what professor Jeong Keun-Shik of Seoul National University refers to as "the most significant social other" in ethnically homogeneous Korean society. They have alternately been used as symbols of national shame, Christian salvation, Japanese imperial benevolence, and finally Korea's national "han," or sorrow.

Joji Kohjima’s research deals with the efforts of Hansens’s disease patients to tell their own story, and to seek restitution for their treatment under Japanese colonialism and post-colonial Korean governments. He has been researching the social and medical conditions of Hansen’s disease in modern Korea in conjunction with several institutions including the Catholic University Medical School’s Leprosy Center in Seoul, the 518 Memorial Hall at Jeonnam National University, Aeyangwon hospital in Yeosu, and Sorokdo National Leprosy Hospital in Sorok Island, Jeollanamdo. This forum will explore leprosy in Korean society as a phenomenon originating at the microscopic level of bacteria but extending to the level of social constructs in the discrimination, otherization and isolation faced by leprosy patients. Largely originating in Japanese colonial policy, patients have historically faced quarantine, forced labor, and forced sterilization as they were caught in the triangle of Japanese colonial government, missionaries, and an often hostile Korean population.

Biography

Joji Wilson Kohjima is originally from Tacoma, Washington. He is the great grandson of Robert Manton Wilson, an American missionary who worked as a doctor on Hansen’s disease in Korea from 1907 to 1941. Joji graduated in International Studies from the University of Washington where he also studied pre-medicine with a focus on biochemistry. He will apply for medical school to begin in 2012. He hopes to continue studies in medical anthropology in conjunction with medical school.

FLTA Program 원서 마감일이 2011년 7월 22일 금요일까지 입니다.

admin — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 11:07:32 +0900

FLTA Program 원서 마감일이 2011년 7월 22일 금요일까지 입니다.
원서를 제출하시는 분께서는 아래의 시간을 참고하시기 바랍니다.

접수기간: 2011년 7월 18일 ~ 2011년 7월 22일
접수방법: 우편접수 또는 직접방문
접수시간: 오전 9시~12시

오후 1시~5시 30분
자세한 사항: http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/flta
문의 사항이 있으신 분께서는 02-3275-4018으로 연락 바랍니다.

Fulbright Forum Presents...

admin — Wed, 08 Jun 2011 15:58:35 +0900

Fulbright Forum Presents...

Kicking the Hanmun Habit: The Dynamics of Language and Power in Late-Choson and Korea's Long Hanmun Hangover
by Scott Wells

7:00 P.M. on Friday, June 24, 2011
R.S.V.P. by Tuesday, June 21, 2011

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our sixth Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with 2010 Junior Researcher Scott Wells.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Alexandra Anderson (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr) by Tuesday, June 21st. Regrets need not reply.

This month's Forum will be held at 7:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, June 24th on the 6th floor of KAEC's Mapo-gu building. Following the presentation, a light reception will be held. Please visit the KAEC website for maps and directions (http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/map).

To respect both the audience and presenters, guests are asked to please mute or turn off all cell phones before entering.

Summary

The final thirty-five years of the Chosŏn dynasty—from the opening of relations with Japan following the 1876 Treaty of Kanghwa, to Japan’s ultimate annexation of the Korean peninsula in 1910—were marked by rapid, thoroughgoing and often difficult transformations in Korean society. As Koreans encountered Western imperial powers and a rapidly modernizing Japan at the beginning of this period, Korean society slowly began its own process of modernization-cum-Westernization, spurring reappraisals within Korean society of the country’s Sino-centric past and the once-shared knowledge, symbols and practices of the East Asian cosmopolitan order. A major consequence of this reappraisal was the demotion of Literary Sinitic (commonly termed hanmun in Korea today) from its long-held status as the de facto official written standard of state affairs and its removal from the center of the curriculum of state-sponsored education to the periphery in the guise of the newly created classroom subject hanmunkwa.

Helping to bind the region together, the shared use of Literary Sinitic was one of, if not the most defining forms of knowledge, symbol and practice in premodern East Asia. Understanding the demise of Literary Sinitic in Korea will improve our understanding of the disintegration of this formerly vibrant East Asian cosmopolitanism, and help us apprehend the lingering effects and influences exercised by such transcultured practices even after those practices are reimagined and reconfigured to fit new, nationalized frameworks as in the case of hanmunkwa.

Biography

Scott Wells took a B.A. in Korean and Linguistics from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, and is finishing his M.A. in Korean Studies at The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, British Columbia. He will begin a PhD at UBC in September. He and his long-suffering wife Lindsay, who has accompanied him to Korea, are parents to a lively three-and-a-half year-old daughter Shelby.

Attention Former and Current ETAs: Help us plan the 20th anniversary of the Fulbright ETA program in Korea!

admin — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 12:07:54 +0900

Dear Fulbright ETA:

As KAEC gears up for its 2011 grantees and Camp Fulbright festivities, we can't help but look further into the future to 2012 when we mark the 20th anniversary of the Fulbright ETA program in Korea.

Fulbright Korea ETAs come from all walks of life and span every professional and academic field imaginable. From its humble beginnings with nine ETA grantees in 1992 to the 106 currently in Korea, our program has certainly achieved great success in becoming the gold standard for the worldwide Fulbright ETA program. Whether inspiring newfound career paths or forming long-lasting relationships, the Fulbright Korea ETA program has played a significant role in the lives of many and we want to celebrate it all!

Please take a few minutes to tell us your opinion on how you would like to celebrate this milestone by completing this survey. We would appreciate your cooperation in completing the survey even if you will not be able to take part in the gathering. The feedback you provide will help us develop a commemorative program of events and activities unique to you and your fellow ETA colleagues. Such celebration would not be possible without your feedback and support and we thank you in advance.

This survey will be closing on Sunday the 19th of June, we urge you to complete it at your earliest convenience.

All the best,

Lisette

Fulbright Forum Presents...

admin — Thu, 12 May 2011 17:06:38 +0900

Fulbright Forum Presents...

Maritime Customs and Chinese Imperialism in the 1880s: A New Look at Korea’s “Chinese Decade”
by Wayne Patterson

7:00 P.M. on Friday, May 27, 2011
R.S.V.P. by Tuesday, May 24, 2011

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our fifth Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with 2006 Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer Dr. Wayne Patterson.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Alexandra Anderson (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr) by Tuesday, May 24th. Regrets need not reply.

This month's Forum will be held at 7:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, May 27th on the 6th floor of KAEC's Mapo-gu building. Following the presentation, a light reception will be held. Please visit the KAEC website for maps and directions (http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/map).

To respect both the audience and presenters, late arrivals will not be allowed to enter after 7:05 P.M. Cell phones must be turned off or muted prior to entering.

Summary

Using the newly-discovered correspondence of Pusan’s first commissioner of customs (1883-1886), the British American William Nelson Lovatt, this Forum presents a new perspective on China’s attempt to dominate Korea before the Sino-Japanese War. While most studies concentrate on Yuan Shikai, the Chinese “Resident” in Seoul, this new perspective adds to our understanding of this critical period in late Choson Korea by examining how Korea’s fledgling customs service was seen as an inviting target for those in China who wanted to control Korea directly rather than the indirect method preferred by Li Hongzhang.

Biography

Dr. Wayne Patterson holds two master’s degrees (history, international relations), as well as a doctorate degree in international relations, from the University of Pennsylvania. He currently teaches at St. Norbert College in Green Bay, Wisconsin, before which he served as a visiting professor at Harvard University, the University of Chicago, the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the University of Hawaii-Manoa, the University of Maryland, Vanderbilt University, the University of South Carolina, the University of Kansas, the University of the Philippines (as a Korea Foundation Visiting Professor), Ewha University, Korea University, Yonsei University (as a Fulbright Distinguished Lecturer), and the University of California-Berkeley. He has authored thirteen books including The Korean Frontier in America: Immigration to Hawaii, 1896-1910 (Hawaii, 1994) and The Ilse: First-Generation Korean Immigrants in Hawaii, 1903-1973 (Hawaii, 2000). Dr. Patterson’s upcoming book, In the Service of His Korean Majesty: William Nelson Lovatt, the Pusan Customs, and Sino-Korean Relations, 1876-1888, is scheduled for publication this fall by the University of California.

GE Foundation 장학프로그램 접수 (2011년 4월 1일~4월 15일)

admin — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:15:57 +0900

GE Foundation Scholar-Leaders Program에 관한 자세한 사항은 아래의 링크를 참고하십시오.

지원자격 : 국내대학교 2학년 재학생

해당 전공: 전기공학, 전자공학, 기계공학, 화학공학, 컴퓨터공학, 물리, 화학

http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/ge

Fulbright Forum Presents...

admin — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 08:48:09 +0900

Fulbright Forum Presents...

"Re-Visiting the Korean Wave - Romance, Drama, and Marketing Heritage Destinations"
by Hyung Il Pai

7:00 P.M. on Friday, February 25th, 2011
R.S.V.P. by Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our fourth Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with Fulbright Senior Scholar Hyung Il Pai.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Alexandra Anderson (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr) by Tuesday, February 22nd. Regrets need not reply.

This month's Forum will be held at 7:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, February 25th on the 6th floor of KAEC's Mapo-gu building. Following the Forum presentation, a light reception will be held. Please visit the KAEC website for maps and directions (http://www.fulbright.or.kr/xe/map).

Summary

This presentation will address the ideological, disciplinary, and aesthetic foundations of the production of tourist images beginning with the latest wave of Hallyu (Korean Wave) idols and celebrities who are serving as official and unofficial ambassadors for the Korean Tourism Organization. The presentation will show a wide array of travel related media formats from video, postcards, drama clips, travel guides, internet, and posters covering a century of travel history. By taking a critical gaze at some of the most widely circulated images of kings, queens, courtesans (kisaeng), dandies, and peasants posed amongst national landmarks such as South Gate, palaces, palaces, temples, ruins (Sokkuram/Pulguksa) and Kumgang-san (Diamond Mts) dating back to the early colonial period in the 1900s, this discussion will demonstrate the pivotal role that the tourist industry, photography and travel media have played in the manipulation, commodification and exotification of Korean ethnic and cultural heritage packaged for a world audience.

발표는 근대관광산업의 발달과 함께 한국과 한국인의 문화정보/ 이미지가 어떻게 해외에 전달되었고 변화했는지를 여행안내서, 그림엽서, 지도, 사진앨범 그리고 관광포스터 자료를 통해서 검토해본다. 1910년 한일합방과 동시에 조선총독부가 파견한 동경제국대학 또 경도제국대학 출신 고고학자, 건축가, 역사학자, 전문 사진가들로 구성된 조선 고적조사위원회 (1916) 요원들은 30년간 전국팔도의 고고유적지 사찰 옛도성지를 현지답사 했다. 그래서 처음으로 정확히 측량된 신라의 고분, 불상, 이조의 궁궐건축들의 지도, 도면또 기록 사진들이 인쇄된 앨범 학술보고서 신문 잡지등에 출판되면서 널리보도됬었다. 1920-1930년대에는 각 지역에서 발굴복원된 관광명소지 (석굴암, 불국사, 부석사, 낙랑고분, 고구려 벽화고분, 신라왕릉등) 또 이들 유적지에서 채집한 유물 (미술품, 도자기, 공예물등) 들를 모아 경복궁안 총독부박물관과 경주, 부여, 평양, 개성 박물관에도 정리 진열 일반시민또 외국인관광객에 게 그림엽서를 통해 전세계에 선전되었다.

Biography

Hyung Il Pai received her PhD from Harvard University majoring in Anthropology and East Asian Archaeology. She is the author of “Constructing Korean Origins: A Critical Review of Archaeology, Historiography and Racial Myth” (Harvard University Asia Center 2000). She has also published on a wide range of topics and subjects from Korean state formation, culture contact and change, cultural properties management, museum studies, history of Japanese/Korean anthropology/archaeology/photography and cultural tourism in Korea. Her latest book manuscript entitled, “Re-inventing Antiquity: The Politics of Heritage Management in Korea and Japan” is currently contracted with the University of Washington Press. She is currently a Senior Fulbright Research Fellow and Visiting Scholar at the Kyujangak Institute at Seoul National University. In March, She will return to her post as Associate Professor at the East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies Department at the University of California Santa Barbara.

Fulbright Forum Presents

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Fulbright Forum Presents...

"Reforming one of the World's Best-Performing School Systems" by Michael Alison Chandler

7:00 P.M. on Friday, January 28th, 2010
R.S.V.P. by Friday, January 21st, 2010

The Korean-American Educational Commission warmly welcomes you to our third Fulbright Forum of the 2010-2011 program year with Fulbright Senior Scholar Michael Alison Chandler.

Open to all, the Fulbright Forum serves as a periodic gathering for the Fulbright family at large, including past and present grantees and friends of the Commission. To R.S.V.P., please CLICK HERE and complete the registration form. You may also R.S.V.P. via e-mail to Alexandra Anderson (executive.assistant@fulbright.or.kr) by Friday, January 21st. Regrets need not reply.

This month's Forum will be held at 7:00 P.M. sharp on Friday, January 28th at the U.S. Embassy's Information Resource Center (IRC), located at #10 Namyoung-dong, Yongsan-Ku in Seoul. Please visit the IRC's website for maps and directions (http://virtual.americancorners.or.kr/map_eng.pdf). Following the Forum presentation, a catered reception will be held.

To respect both the audience and presenters, late arrivals will not be allowed to enter after 7:05 P.M. Guests may be asked to present proof of identification upon arrival. Please bring a current form of ID.

Summary

By many measures, the South Korean education system is the envy of the world. Thanks to dominating performance on international test and skyrocketing college attainment levels, Korean schools attract delegations from developing countries and frequent praise from President Barack Obama.

But many South Koreans regard the education system as a culprit in escalating social problems, including the plummeting birth rate, record numbers of suicides, and a deepening rift between rich and poor. The government is in a never-ending battle to reform the system and to wrest control back from a frenzied private sector that is draining family budgets and keeping children at their desks until the early hours.

The presentation will offer a glimpse at the state of education in South Korea today, focusing on English instruction, where the private industry is booming with English kindergartens, English swimming lessons, and study abroad programs. How can public schools compete? What is the government doing to keep English education equitable?

Biography

Michael Alison Chandler is a journalist at the Washington Post, where she has written about local education issues since 2006. She became interested in learning more about Korean education while covering the immigrant community in Washington’s suburbs.

Chandler is a graduate of the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, and a former Coro Fellow in Public Affairs in San Francisco. She has also contributed stories to National Public Radio, the Santa Barbara News-Press, and the Salt Lake Tribune.

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