Events
Inside North Korea: Delivering Aid in the World's Most Isolated Country
Inside North Korea: Delivering Aid in the World's Most Isolated Country
420 West 118th Street Room 918 New York NY 10027
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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The Theory and Practice of Ganhwa Seon Meditation
The Theory and Practice of Ganhwa Seon Meditation
World Room, Columbia Journalism School Pulitzer Hall, 2950 Broadway, New York, NY 10027
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
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Profits of Queerness: Media, Biomedicine, and Citizenship in Authoritarian South Korea, 1950–1980
Profits of Queerness: Media, Biomedicine, and Citizenship in Authoritarian South Korea, 1950–1980
420 West 118th Street Room 918 New York NY 10027
12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
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Our Mission
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To provide support for Korea-related research, teaching, and programming across Departments, Centers, and Institutes at Columbia University.
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To foster transnational, interdisciplinary scholarship on Korea-related topics.
- To support student groups at Columbia (both undergraduate and graduate).
- To engage in public outreach in order to maintain and raise the level of awareness and knowledge of Korean culture, history, and society.
- To connect to the world via international partnerships, sponsorship of international conferences and workshops, publications initiatives, and active scholarly exchanges.