Friday March 30, 2007 - Seminar Session 1 & 2 (A.M.)
1. Who are We? Why are We?
From 1903 to the present day, Korean Americans continue to diversify with each incoming generation. What is a “Korean American”? Can you define “Korean American”? A discussion on identity, heritage, and the future of what it means to be Korean American.
2. The Secret Country
From alarming nuclear threats to Kim Jong Il's fetish for luxury goods, we
have heard it all, or have we? Where are the nuclear talks headed, if
anywhere? What role will China play? What are the prospects for real
reform in North Korea?
3. Hey, Just Google It!
MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Google, Flickr…you name it. What do these popular Internet tools names have in common? They are the icons of the flattening world, the rise of information age, and the surge of Web 2.0. Get an inside look at how Korean-Americans are participating in this exciting global phenomenon.
4. The Heart of It All
At the heart of the Los Angeles County lies the largest Korean American community in the United States. Koreatown prospers more than ever now, yet we are seeing an increase of problems that need immediate attention including the increasing rate of violent crimes. How does the aftermath of 4.29 (Sa-I-Gu) affect the heart of this important community?
5. Pizza Boy #3 No More!
In a business dominated by physicality and face value, Korean Americans with burning passions for the arts break out into the business and share their trials, tribulations, and success stories.
