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Our Alum Dr. Brandon Gauthier to Speak on Modern Perceptions of North Korea, The Korea Society Tuesday October 25, 2016
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PhD Candidate Brandon Gauthier On The Fun and Reward of Academic Travel
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Brandon Gauthier at the World Congress for Korean Politics and Society, August 2015
Brandon Gauthier, a PhD candidate in the History Department, traveled to South Korea this past summer where he presented personal research and reconnected with the culture he intimately studies. Here is what Brandon has to say about the trip…
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Crane Fund Research: America Imagines Korea
Article on Jimmy Carter in Nodong Sinmun
This is the second of our series of reports from graduate students working in US history who were awarded research funding from the Crane Fund, generously established by Professor Elaine Crane. This report is from PhD student Brandon Gauthier.
The generous assistance of the Elaine Forman Crane Research Grant enabled me to travel to College Park, Maryland in June and the Republic of Korea (ROK) in August to conduct research for my dissertation, entitled: “North Korea in the American Imagination, 1950-1996: Cultural, Intellectual, and Political Perspectives.” [Read on}
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On the Move with PhD Student Brandon K. Gauthier
The history of the complex relationship between the US and the Korean peninsula keeps Fordham PhD student Brandon K. Gauthier on the move. Continue reading
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