Introduction to Tae Kwon Do. Korea’s most popular sport and one of only two official Olympic medal martial arts, taekwondo transcends all boundaries of language, culture,
An introduction to Seollal, Korean New Yearks, with Professor Jane Hong, Professor Tae Yang Kwak, and Professor Michael J. Pettid.
An introduction to King Sejong with Professor Mark Peterson of BYU.
An introduction to traditional Korean weddings with Dr. Kendall of the Natural Museum of History
An introduction to korean art with the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Soyoung Lee.
An introduction to korean print making techniques.
An introduction to modern Korean weddings with Dr. Kendall and Andrew Nestor
Welcome Spring by filling a Korean lunchbox (dosirak) with tasty foodto take on a picnic! Learn how to prepare kimbap, theseaweed rice rolls at the
Interweaving cultural, intellectual, and literary history, Professor Janet Poole, author of When the Future Disappears: The Modernist Imagination in Late Colonial Korea, looks at Korean
Choong Supim builds bridges between different worlds. He combines sculpture, painting, and found objects to assert a harmony among contrasting concepts, such as the regimentation
