The SNU GSIS BK21 Program is hosting the GSIS BK21 Workshop 24 (Spring 2024- May) on Wednesday, May 8. Two M.A. students will be presenting their research findings.
This session is open to all SNU GSIS students, but participation is mandatory for BK fellows. For BK participants, attendance will be highly recognized for next semester's selection.
Please fill out the google form through the link below (sign-up by 6 May [Monday] 5pm)
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqAiamoaVdy4RHc5HnmIEqqoGY-IXAbuCRooJi1w8moKVjUg/viewform?usp=sf_link
(*Once signed-up, please make sure to attend as lunch will be provided based on the google forms filled out.)
*If you sign up for an event and fail to attend without prior notice, you will be penalized by being restricted from signing up for the next event (once). Therefore, please keep this in mind when registering for workshops.
- Date & Time: 8 May 2024 (Wed.) 12:30 - 13:30 (KST)
- Venue: GL Room
- Presenters:
1) Boram Lee (M.A. Student)
Formation and Evolution of Shantytowns in Seoul and Societal Perception: A Case Study of Sillim-dong
2) So Dam Hong (M.A. Student)
Making Sex Work Governance Effective: Sex Work Policies in India and Thailand
- Language: English