Friday October 21, 2011 6275 Bunch Hall, UCLA

9:00~9:30 am light breakfast & greetings

1. French Catholic Missions in East Asia and Korea
9:30 ~ 10:00 Pierre-Emmanuel Roux, Ph. D. candidate, EHESS, Paris
“Chosŏn Korea in the Catholic Conquest of East Asia: Re-visioning Missionary
Strategies and Christian Networks in a Regional Context (16th-19th Century)” 10:00-10:20 response and discussion

2. American Missions, Imperialism, and Korean Diaspora, 1880-1924
10:20~10:50 Dr. Wayne Patterson, Professor of History, St. Norbert College
“Christianity, American Missionaries, and Korean Immigration to the United States, 1903-1924” 10:50~11:10 response and discussion

break 11:20~11:50 Dr. Henry H. Kim, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Wheaton College “Horace N. Allen: Missionary and Diplomat”
11:50~12:10 response and discussion

lunch 12:10 ~ 2:00 pm

3. American Missions and Japanese Colonialism, 1910-1940
2:00~2:30 Dr. Jimin Kim, Ph. D., Columbia University, 2011
“Cross and Justice: Christianity and Political Discourse on Colonial Korea in the U.S., 1910-1920"
2:30~2:50 response and discussion
break

3:00~3:30 Dr. Yeonseung Lee, Th. D. Boston University, 2011
“Collaborative Autonomy: the Yokohama Agreement of the YMCA and Yun Ch’i-ho”
3:30~3:50 response and discussion

4. Contemporary Korean Protestantism in Taiwan and Japan, 1990-2010
3:50~ 4:20 Chengpang Lee, Ph.D. candidate, University of Chicago
“A Journey of Pilgrim: Korean Christianity and its Influence on Taiwanese Churches" 4:20~4:40 response and discussion

5. General Discussion
4:40 ~ 5:00 Presided by Sung-Deuk Oak, UCLA

dinner 5:30-6:30 pm