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SEPTEMBER 26Steven Lee | Assistant ProfessorDepartment of English, UC BerkeleyAvant-Garde Routes for the Korean Diaspora

OCTOBER 17Young Hoon Lee | Professor Department of Economics, Sogang UniversityProfessional Sports in Korea and Comparison to the US Sports

OCTOBER 31Mina Shin | Visiting Assistant ProfessorFilm Studies & Korean Studies, Michigan State UniversityThe Others within Us: Multiculturalism and Ethnic Minorities in South Korean Cinema

NOVEMBER 14George Kallander | Assistant ProfessorDepartment of History, Syracuse UniversityThe Royal Hunt in Korea: Koryŏ-Mongol Interactions in the Late Thirteenth Century

DECEMBER 5Jamie Shinhee Lee | Associate ProfessorDepartment of Language, Culture, and Communication, U-M Dearborn“A woman with a hot body but a baby face” and “a chic, smooth talker”: Blending Lexicon and Shifting Images on Korean TV

JANUARY 23John Treat | ProfessorDepartment of East Asian Languages & Literatures, Yale University Chang Hyŏkchu and the Twentieth Century

FEBRUARY 6Young Kyun Oh | Assistant ProfessorSchool of International Letters and Cultures, Arizona State University Drawing Morality: the Visual Illustra-tion and its Function in the Samgang Haengsil-to [Illustrated Guide to the Three Relations]

FEBRUARY 20Hye-Sook Wang | Associate ProfessorDepartment of East Asian Studies, Brown UniversityKorean (Language) Studies in the U.S. Higher Education: Evolution and Prospect

MARCH 13Deborah Chung | Associate ProfessorSchool of Journalism and Telecommunications, University of Kentucky Journalistic Professionalism Revisited: A Case Study of Citizen Journalists at OhmyNews in South Korea

APRIL 10Julian Stringer | Associate ProfessorFilm and Television Studies, University of Nottingham, UKMaking Korean Films: Production Stud-ies and Changing Production Cultures

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BACKGROUND IMAGE: So la Lee, Harmony (2010) Traditional Korean silk , needlework, 79 x 79 in. WRAPPING TRADITIONS: KOREAN TEXTILES NOW (JUNE 17-OCTOBER 22, 2011) MUSEUM OF CRAFT AND FOLK ART, SAN FRANCISCO, CAIMAGE CREDIT: SARAH DIAMOND