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KSC affiliated faculty featured in 4VA GMU

KSC affiliated faculty featured in 4VA GMU

Three KSC-affiliated faculty, Dr. Dae Young Kim (SOAN), Dr. Byunghwan Son (GLOA), and Dr. Young A Jung (MCL), have led a research team, working on the social reactions to K-pop since 2018. In collaboration with UVA's Dr. Yoon Hwa Choi, the team secured funding from 4VA and implemented a large-scale interview project focusing on K-pop fans in the United States. 

Farewell to the two visiting scholars

Farewell to the two visiting scholars

The Korean Studies Center bids farewell to two visiting scholars, Professor Hong Joon Um (Keimyung University) and Mr. Sunghyun Kim (Ministry of Justice, Republic of Korea), who successfully completed the program at Mason.

KSC Visiting Scholar Research Presentations

KSC Visiting Scholar Research Presentations

The Korean Studies Center at George Mason University (GMU) recently hosted an engaging session on November 17, 2023, featuring four of the current visiting scholars who presented their research encompassing diverse fields within the realm of Korean studies.

George Mason University at 50

George Mason University at 50

As George Mason University recognizes 50 years as an independent university, the College of Humanities reflects on how it has been an important part of Mason from the very start.

Finalists Announced for the New American Voices Award

Finalists Announced for the New American Voices Award

The three finalists for the 2020 Institute for Immigration Research New American Voices Award are novelists Ishmael Beah, author of Little Family; Vanessa Hua, author of Deceit and Other Possibilities; and Lysley Tenorio, author of The Son of Good Fortune.

World Refugee Day 2019

World Refugee Day 2019

World Refugee Day is June 20th. Here are some quick facts about refugee admissions in the United States this year. The refugee ceiling is set at 30,000 for Fiscal Year 2019. Thus far into the fiscal year, the US has admitted 18,051 refugees, or 60 percent of the total allowable. It is likely that the US will not admit all 30,000 refugees this year.