Faculty News

A group of Mason Korea faculty members have been recognized by Mason’s Stearns Center for Teaching and Learning for their exceptional contributions to the university's Anti-Racist and Inclusive Teaching (ARIT) initiatives in the 2022-2023 academic year. 

Historians are now trying to understand how people with physical disabilities experienced life in the past. In an interview with The New Books Network, Dr. Teresa Michals discusses her new book about British Navy officers who lost an arm or a leg in battle and kept on fighting Napoleon.

This summer, Dr. Hyunyoung Cho assumed her role as a member of the International Milton Symposium (IMS) Standing Committee.

As the ROK-US alliance marks its 70th anniversary, the Center for Security Policy Studies – Korea (CSPS-K) at Mason Korea is taking the lead in addressing the challenges posed by critical technologies and power politics.

Why have so many members of “Generation Z,” those born in the late 1990s and early 2000s, embraced K-Pop? That is one of the questions Gyu Tag Lee, an associate professor of global affairs at Mason Korea, addresses in his recently published book titled Z with Luv: Post-BTS and the Future of K-Pop.

Mason Korea’s recent Spring 2023 Celebration of Achievement not only recognized students' achievements, but also acknowledged a faculty member’s contribution to student life.

Dr. Borislava Manojlovic, assistant professor of conflict analysis and resolution at Mason Korea, has been awarded a Fulbright award, which will allow her to continue her research work in the Balkans with a special focus on southern Serbia.

Mason Korea Professor Seoyoung Lee is bringing her expertise to Incheon City's Brand Management department and to the Global Media Literacy Program organized by Incheon International Education Institute.