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Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013DetailedDetailedDetailedDetailed ItineraryItineraryItineraryItinerary

MorningMorningMorningMorning

8:308:308:308:30 ~~~~ 9:309:309:309:30 Registration and breakfastRegistration and breakfastRegistration and breakfastRegistration and breakfast[ATRIUM]

9:309:309:309:30 ~~~~ 10:1010:1010:1010:10 Opening CeremonyOpening CeremonyOpening CeremonyOpening Ceremony [YH,ROOM A100] Principal of Glendons address

Principal KENNETH MCROBERTS Chair of International Studies address

Professor CHRISTINA CLARK-KAZAK, Chair of the Department ofInternational Studies

Symposium Committees address

Symposium team

10:1010:1010:1010:10 ~ 10:30~ 10:30~ 10:30~ 10:30 Keynote AddressKeynote AddressKeynote AddressKeynote Address [YH,ROOM A100] Consul General CHUNG KWANG-KYUN, from the Consulate

General of the Republic of Korea in Toronto

10:3010:3010:3010:30 ~ 10:45~ 10:45~ 10:45~ 10:45 Coffee BreakCoffee BreakCoffee BreakCoffee Break [ATRIUM]

10:4510:4510:4510:45 ~~~~ 12:3012:3012:3012:30 Morning PanelsMorning PanelsMorning PanelsMorning PanelsPANEL A: Peace, Security & Human Rights [YH,ROOM A101]

Professor GRARD HERVOUET, Universit Laval

Professor ROBERT E.BEDESKI, University of British ColumbiaERICH WEINGARTNER, Chief editor of CanKor, Toronto Moderator : Professor Awalou Ouedraogo

PANEL B: Religion & Culture [YH,ROOM A201]

Professor DONALD L.BAKER, University of British ColumbiaMARK DAVIES, Delegate of Korean Friendship AssociationReverend KANG YOUNGDO, Toronto Korean Bethel Evangelical Church

Moderator : Professor Elisabeth Abergel

PANEL C: Gender & Identity [YH,ROOM A301]

Professor CHOO HAE-YEON, University of Toronto

Professor JANICE KIM, York UniversityProfessor THERESA HYUN, York University Moderator :Professor Laam Hae


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Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013Korea Symposium 2013Detailed ItineraryDetailed ItineraryDetailed ItineraryDetailed Itinerary

AfternoonAfternoonAfternoonAfternoon

12:4512:4512:4512:45 ~~~~ 14:314:314:314:30000 Lunch andLunch andLunch andLunch and CCCCulturalulturalulturalultural PPPPerformanceerformanceerformanceerformance [CAFETERIA]CONGRATULATORY SPEECH:MS.KATHLEEN WYNNE, PREMIEROF ONTARIO

14:4014:4014:4014:40 ~~~~ 16:16:16:16:25252525 Afternoon PanelsAfternoon PanelsAfternoon PanelsAfternoon PanelsPANEL D: Migration, Immigration & Refugees [YH,ROOM A101]

RANDALL BARAN-CHONG, University of TorontoNorth Korea Refugee Alliance of Toronto

Professor NORA KIM, University of Mary Washington Moderator : Professor Cristina Clark-Kazak

PANEL E: Economic & Social Development [YH,ROOM A201]

Professor SONG JE-SOOK, University of TorontoProfessor THOMAS KLASSEN, York UniversityProfessor J.D.HAN, University of Toronto

Moderator : Professor Ian Roberge

PANEL F: Foreign Policy & Bilateral Relations [YH,ROOM A301]

MATTHEW REICHEL, co-founder of the Pyongyang Project

Professor KIM JI-MIN, Columbia UniversityGreg Donaghy, Head, Historical Section at Department of Foreign Affairsand International Trade Canada

Moderator : Professor Awalou Ouedraogo

16:30 ~ 16:4016:30 ~ 16:4016:30 ~ 16:4016:30 ~ 16:40 Refreshment BreakRefreshment BreakRefreshment BreakRefreshment Break [ATRIUM]

16:416:416:416:45 ~ 17:055 ~ 17:055 ~ 17:055 ~ 17:05 AfternoonAfternoonAfternoonAfternoon AddressAddressAddressAddress [YH,ROOM A100] Dr. RAYMOND CHO, Toronto City Councillor

Ward 42 Scarborough-Rouge River

11117777::::10101010 ~~~~ 17:17:17:17:40404040 Closing CeremonClosing CeremonClosing CeremonClosing Ceremonyyyy [YH,ROOM A100]

18:18:18:18:00000000 ~~~~ 21:21:21:21:00000000 Wine & Cheese ReceptionWine & Cheese ReceptionWine & Cheese ReceptionWine & Cheese Reception [YH,ROOM A300]


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PANELIST COORDINATOR

James [email protected] is a 4th year student at York Universitys Glendon College pursuing a Specialized Honours in International Studies. His academic interests include InternationalRelations theories, the economics and development of the Asia Pacific region and social theory. James was born in the Philippines, currently holding a Canadiacitizenship and formerly domiciled in the Netherlands in between. Through the Korea Symposium, James hopes to further his understanding in regard to the security

political, economic, developmental and social aspects of the Korean peninsula.

PROJECT COORDINATOR

Christopher [email protected]

Christopher Long is the Project Coordinator for the International Symposium on South Korea. Christopher is a fourth year student at Glendon College, studyinInternational Studies with a minor in History. His third year was spent on exchange in Istanbul, Turkey through York International, which was an invaluable experienthat has since inspired him to further explore global dynamics from the Europe to Asia. His passion for Korea and its regional politics in Asia will be a crucial factor in tdirection he takes in his post-graduate studies.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND FUNDRAISING COORDINATOR

Tanya [email protected] is in her fourth year of a trilingual international baccalaureate in International Studies with general honours and is also aiming at aCertificate of Proficiency in Spanish and a Bilingual Excellence Certificate. Tanya spent a year studying abroad at Yonsei University in Seoul,at the Underwood Department of International Studies and a semester at Kyung Hee University where she first learned Korean. Those pastexperiences allowed her to deepen her knowledge of the rich historical, cultural and political context of Korea and convinced her to pursuestudies in international affairs focusing on North East Asia. Tanya is bilingual in French and English and is fluent in Korean and Spanish. Heracademic interests include the international protection of human rights, foreign policy, the role of the UN in International Relations, NortheastAsias history and the diplomatic and economic ties between Canada and Korea. Tanya wishes to volunteer for a year in an international

organization in Asia and then apply to graduate school where she hopes to deepen her knowledge of international relations, foreign policyand Northeast Asia; where it will prove to be a valuable asset for a career in foreign affairs.

FINANCE COORDINATOR

Simon [email protected] recently returned to Toronto after having spent his third year of university studying in Turkey and backpacking across the Middle East. Simons curiosity and itcto travel have opened his eyes to the complexities of the world and its hidden treasures and struggles. The Korea Symposium is a great opportunity for Simon as hdesires to deepen his understanding of the Korean peninsula and its relations with the rest of Asia and the world. He is excited to share his passion for the region wpanelists and attendees. After graduation, Simon hopes to travel to Korea to further his research and ultimately pursue a career in diplomacy or conflict resolution.

MEDIA &COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

Monique [email protected]

Monique is a student at York Universitys Glendon College completing the 3rd year of a Bilingual Specialized Honours B.A. in InternationalStudies and aiming to simultaneously complete a Certificate in Law and Social Thought from the Department of Philosophy. Armed with abackground in journalism and an insatiable curiosity about the world, she travelled to Chile in 2008 to report on the aftermath of theearthquake and tsunami, witnessing first hand the strength of the human spirit, this experience would prove to be a life-altering one inspiringher to pursue a degree in International Studies. Fluent in English, French and Spanish, her academic interests include international relationsand its implications on democracy, social justice and foreign relations with a particular interest in the Latin American region. She is excited toengage with the rich Korean history and culture and is certain the symposium will serve as an exceptional opportunity to further expand herresearch and practical skills in the area of media and communications as well as provide opportunities to gain new skills in areas ofdiplomacy.

LOGISTICS COORDINATOR

Edith [email protected] Blanchet is a student of York University who is presently completing the fourth year of her Specialized Honours BA in InternationalStudies. In May 2012, she went to Viet Nam for one month to work as a volunteer. She participated in a project on sustainable developmentfor the organisation Peace for Viet Nam. Her mission was to write a proposal on the construction of an organic garden, in order to submit it topotential sponsors. Edith is bilingual in French and English. She focuses her interest in the evolution of the relations and general agreementsbetween States, as well as the issues and actors of international development. She has a significant interest for the sustainable developmentprojects managed by NGDO. Next year, she intends to enroll for a master in science of management so as to specialize on the management

of international development and humanitarian action.


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Tentative Travel ItineraryTentative Travel ItineraryTentative Travel ItineraryTentative Travel Itinerary

Day 1Day 1Day 1Day 1Arrival at the airport, check in at the hotelArrival at the airport, check in at the hotelArrival at the airport, check in at the hotelArrival at the airport, check in at the hotelFree time in SeoulFree time in SeoulFree time in SeoulFree time in Seoul

DayDayDayDay 2222Visit of the National Assembly Building in Seoul, on Yeouido (Visit of the National Assembly Building in Seoul, on Yeouido (Visit of the National Assembly Building in Seoul, on Yeouido (Visit of the National Assembly Building in Seoul, on Yeouido (,,,, ))))

Visit of the Canadian Embassy in Seoul (Visit of the Canadian Embassy in Seoul (Visit of the Canadian Embassy in Seoul (Visit of the Canadian Embassy in Seoul (,,,, ))))

Tour of the cityTour of the cityTour of the cityTour of the city

Day 3Day 3Day 3Day 3

Visit of the Great Palaces in Seoul (Visit of the Great Palaces in Seoul (Visit of the Great Palaces in Seoul (Visit of the Great Palaces in Seoul (,,,, ,,,, ))))

Visit ofVisit ofVisit ofVisit of (traditional street in Seoul, focal point of Korean traditional culture and crafts)(traditional street in Seoul, focal point of Korean traditional culture and crafts)(traditional street in Seoul, focal point of Korean traditional culture and crafts)(traditional street in Seoul, focal point of Korean traditional culture and crafts)

Visit ofVisit ofVisit ofVisit of, Seoul, Seoul, Seoul, Seouls biggest opens biggest opens biggest opens biggest open----air marketair marketair marketair market

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Visit of theVisit of theVisit of theVisit of the NationNationNationNational Museum of Korea (al Museum of Korea (al Museum of Korea (al Museum of Korea ()))) orororor orororor orororor ))))

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Visit of the DMZ (Visit of the DMZ (Visit of the DMZ (Visit of the DMZ ().).).). http://www.dmztours.com/

Evening in SeoulEvening in SeoulEvening in SeoulEvening in Seoul


Visit of CampTowns (Camp Casey /Visit of CampTowns (Camp Casey /Visit of CampTowns (Camp Casey /Visit of CampTowns (Camp Casey / , Camp Stanley /, Camp Stanley /, Camp Stanley /, Camp Stanley / ))))

Visit of the War Memorial of Korea (Visit of the War Memorial of Korea (Visit of the War Memorial of Korea (Visit of the War Memorial of Korea ())))


Bus ride toBus ride toBus ride toBus ride to Ansan /Ansan /Ansan /Ansan / , visit of the, visit of the, visit of the, visit of the KoreanKoreanKoreanKorean Migrant Community Service Center (Migrant Community Service Center (Migrant Community Service Center (Migrant Community Service Center ())))


KTX to Busan /KTX to Busan /KTX to Busan /KTX to Busan / , visit of the UN Memorial Park (, visit of the UN Memorial Park (, visit of the UN Memorial Park (, visit of the UN Memorial Park ())))

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