SPICE wrapped up its fourth year of the Hana-Stanford Conference on Korea. You can catch conference highlights via Facebook and by searching #HanaStanford on Twitter. 2016 will be the final year of Hana-Stanford, and applications will be available in early October. Please forward this message to colleagues and help us recruit for Hana-Stanford 2016!
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NEW UNITS
Traditional and Contemporary Korean Culture
This unit explores Korean culture, i.e., the beliefs, customs, arts, and ways of life shared by–and often unique to–people living on the Korean peninsula. How did this culture develop? How has it changed over time? How has it stayed the same? By examining these essential questions, students will come to learn that a country's culture is both anchored in its past–in historical events that have gained special meaning and in customary beliefs and practices that have lingered and survived–and
a result of adaptation to changing times.
$49.95 Inc: CD-ROM
Dynamics of the Korean American Experience
Korean Americans form one of the largest Asian American communities in the United States. This unit presents a thematic overview of the diverse Korean American experience in order to expand students’ understanding of a community that constitutes an increasingly important part of contemporary U.S. society.
$49.95 Inc: CD-ROM
