tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-63417172011-04-22T09:00:39.928+09:00An Online Newsletter for Princetonians in KoreaGeorge Corsernoreply@blogger.comBlogger661100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-36370153410909997042007-06-01T07:17:00.000+09:002008-11-14T09:19:23.572+09:00

The APGA Regional Assocation Award is awarded annually by the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni (APGA) Board of Governors to a Princeton Regional Association that deserves special recognition for increasing participation of Princeton graduate alumni in its regional activities and/or fostering the cause of a graduate education and the Graduate School at Princeton University. The award was

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You are invited to celebrate the year 2007 with fellow Princetonians at the the Princeton New Year's Party on Friday, January 12, 2007, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. At the end of the Party, a new president of our club will be elected. During the last 3 years our Club has tremendously flourished under the outstanding leadership of Dr. Un Chan Chung(*78). Congratulations to his job well done. His

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Here's the flyer for December's concert event...

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[From a recent email...] This is Yeongjae Kang *95 (Economics). I am writing to invite you to a piano trio concert,"White Russian Night with Trio Thalia", on December 20th. Trio Thalia was founded in 2002 by my wife, E-jung (violin) and her colleagues, and have been very active since. As luck would have it, the Princeton Club played a helping hand in introducing the trio to the U.S. ambassador

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The President of the Princeton Club of Korea, Dr. Chung Un-Chan *78, completed his term as President of Seoul National University. According to the JoongAng Daily, "He was the first president to complete the four-year term since the university started direct election of its presidents in 1991." Congratulations to Dr Chung on the achievement of this major milestone. The JoongAng Daily on July 20,

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Alexander Vershbow, the USA's ambassador to the Republic of Korea, was the keynote speaker at this year's Reunions Dinner. In an email from our very own Jongkyu Park, "About 60 alumni, students, matriculants, and parents enjoyed lecture of Ambassador Vershbow. It was such a successful event and I'm back to my office feeling quite relieved." Thanks, Jongku, for your hard work and dedication in

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Princetonians were informed and entertained by Ambassador Vershbow (a Yalie), who at one point quipped, "Princeton has produced two U.S. Presidents, two Secretaries of State and almost as many diplomats and scholars as Yale!"

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President Chung delivers an appreciation plaque on behalf of Princeton Club of Korea

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The bottom photo, from left to right, shows: "From left to right, Zander Lanfried '02, David Milanaik '98, Ki Moon '01, Yoon Suk Choo '03, and myself. Jongkyu Park also stopped by." ~Michael Richardson '02

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The luncheon included parents and newly admitted students, as well as alumns.

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A party of roughly twenty people were in attendance.

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David delivers a riveting account!

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A good time was had by all

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Dear Princetonians !!You are invited to enjoy the holiday season with your fellow Princetonians at the Princeton Holiday Party on Friday, December 23, 2005, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. It will be held at the Onyx Room, 2nd floor of Lotte Hotel (Sogong-Dong, phone: 02-771-1000 ) For senior members, the cost is 60,000 won for couples, 40,000 won for singles. For junior members (Class of 2000 or later)

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1132699811642338152005-10-15T19:50:00.000+09:002005-11-23T17:20:39.706+09:00

Heo Sung Jin with his new bride, our very own Jennifer Gordon '94. Congratulations to the darling couple!

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The first Princeton Club of Korea was founded on September 19, 1904, according to the Princeton Alumni Weekly (PAW) on December 3, 1904. Thanks go to Liz Greenberg '02 in the Alumni Affairs office at Princeton for finding and submitting the article. [Click on the picture to enlarge it.]

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This picture is from a www.hankooki.com article. It shows Miguel Centeno and family, including daughter Ma Ya, adopted and of Korean decent. Basically, according to an informal translation I received, the article reports the following. "Blue-eyed Father's Deep Love for Adopted Korean Kids: Princeton University's Professor, Miguel Centeno, is enjoying time with his family at Korea University, with

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Christina Cragholm chose a spectacular venue for the 2005 Newcomers' Reception, and did her characteristically wonderful job of hosting the event. YS Chi was also able to attend, and read the citiation for the ACE Award to the gathering. A good time was had by all, but there was some unfortuante news, too. Due to YS's new job, he will not be traveling to Seoul nearly as often as he has in the

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The Newcomers' Reception will be held on Saturday, June 18, at 7:00 p.m. The venue is a restaurant called Tani Next Door, 9th Floor AvenueL, near the Lotte Department Store in the City Hall area. (See map below.) The cost of the event is 30,000 won, except for current students and newcomers, for whom the event is free. Hope to see you there!

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Map for Newcomers' Reception (click to enlarge)

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Don Oberdorfer '52, journalist and author of books about both Princeton and Korea, was the keynote speaker at the 2005 Reunions Dinner. He recounted his experiences in South Korea, which began in 1953, and told of his travels to North Korea as well. It was a very special night. To see more pictures, click the Pictures and Photos link at right.

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Chi Young-suk, or YS Chi '83 P07 as many of us know him, has been elected to the Board of Trustees of Princeton University. I'm not sure who deserves the greater congratulations, YS, Princeton University or all of us Tigers here in Korea and throughout the rest of the world. One thing's for sure, though, we can all feel confident that Princeton's future continues to be in good hands.By the way,

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Don Oberdorfer '52 will be the keynote speaker at this year's Reunions dinner. He's the author of The Two Koreas: A Contemporary History and Princeton University: the First 250 Years. Mark your calendars, and be sure to bring copies of Don's books to the Reunions event, if you want them signed by the author. The event will take place on the evening of Tuesday, June 7, at 7:00 p.m., in the

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The Princeton Club of Korea has won a second award for this blog. Thanks go to Christina Cragholm '97 for nominating the club, and to YS Chi '83 for his thoughful advice. Refer to the letter below for details.May 5, 2005Christina Cragholm ’97Unit 201, Noblesse II432-1653Sindang2-dong Jung-guSeoul, KOREA 100-835Dear Christina:I am delighted to write on behalf of the Alumni Relations and

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Princeton Professor Lee Chang-rae, author of Native Speaker and A Gesture Life visited Seoul last week. Some interesting reports about his visit can be read by clicking on the following links: KBS, Korea Herald and Korea Times. And, by the way, don't forget to check out Professor Lee's new book, Aloft, which is being published by YS Chi '83's Random House.

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The Korean Class of 2009 is as follows. Congratulations to our new fellow Tigers!Lee Choongmin (Daewon FLHS)Nam Hyunsu (Daewon FLHS)Kim Injoong (Ewha Girls FLHS)Baik Tahai (Hanyoung FLHS)Lee SangKyu (Incheon Science HS)Kwak Jiyoung (Korean Minjok Leadership Academy)Won Shinjae (Korean Minjok Leadership Academy)Yang Il (Korean Minjok Leadership Academy)Nine Koreans were admitted and eight accepted

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There will be a reception for the newly admitted Princeton students on June 18. The time and venue have yet to be arranged.

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Princeton has joined an All-Ivy association. The announcement for its first event is above. (Click on the picture to enlarge it.)

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The Princeton Club of Korea has won an award for innovation. According to the letter I received, dated April 14, 2005, "the Club has won the Committee on Regional Associations Award for Innovation, which recognizes regional associations that have demonstrated innovation in programming and outreach." The letter specifically cited our distinctive blog (i.e., what you're looking at now), as well as

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Princeton has offered admission to seven students on a regular decision basis. Coupled with the early decision admittees, that brings the total to nine.

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This past Sunday, February 20, nine (9) ASC Princetonians interviewed the last twenty-four (24) applicants who applied to Princeton, for the Class of 2009. These "mass interviews" were held at YS's offices near City Hall. Thanks to YS for his hospitality, and to all who attended. There were two teams, an "early" crew and a "late" crew, and the team pictures are below.

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The "Late" Crew: Hae-joon Lee, Sun-jung Kim, Caroline Carter, Michael Richardson, George Corser, Christina Cragholm, Andrew Bogan, Yumi Kim (YS's asst., who was a great help!) and YS Chi 

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The "Early" Crew: Christina Cragholm, Andrew Bogan, Michael Richardson, Caroline Carter, Sun-jung Kim, David Milanaik, and George Corser 

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I report, with deep regret, that Dr. Lim Gill-chin died on February 9th, in a traffic accident. He was an admired colleague, a dear friend, and a man of the highest caliber and character. As I write these words, I have on my desk an autographed copy of a book he edited, "Strategy for a Global University," which I meant to write him about, but I was too late.Just two months ago, he and I and you

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As of today, Princeton's Admissions department has sent our ASC (Alumni Schools Committee) 100 "applicant cards," which are requests for alumni to conduct interviews of the recent applications to Princeton. Luckily, we have 25 volunteers to help. But the more the merrier, and it's likely that we will get additional applicant cards, so if you're available to help do interviews, please email me at

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Princeton admitted 2 out of 7 applicants on an "early decision" basis. They are Nam Hyunsu (Daewon) and Won Shinjae (Minjok). Our congratulations go out to them both. By the way, they both attended the Holiday Party, so you can see their pictures by clicking on the "Pictures and Photos" link at right.

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Thanks to everyone who could attend our Holiday Party, though we dearly missed those who were away traveling. And thanks to everyone who donated prizes for the drawing. To see the pictures and photos of this special event, just click on the "Pictures and Photos" link at right, then click on "December 2004." Enjoy, and Happy New Year!

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You are invited to enjoy the holiday season with your fellow Princetonians at the Princeton Holiday Party on Tuesday, December 21, 2004, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. It will be held at the Bankers Club on the 16th floor of the Korea Federation of Banks Building. There will be lots of presents and prizes, too, so don't miss this very special event. You must RSVP to ensure that your seat is reserved.

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Map to KFB Building. From Euljiro-1(il)-ga Station, walk straight out of exit door 5. Turn right when you get past the KEB building, but before the Tongyang building. Walk up the hill. The KFB building will be on your right. See you there!

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Princeton President Shirley Tilghman, and Dr. Chung Un-chan *78, President of SNU and of the Princeton Club of Korea

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Janet and Fred Schneider of Seoul International School

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Hae-Joon Lee '96 and Michael Richardson '02 at left chatting with students from Seoul International School 

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Janet and Chuck at SFS 

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Seoul Foreign School with Chuck Krugler 

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Eric Cho with Daewon's welcoming committee 

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Lee Hae-joon, Janet Rapelye and the President of Daewon.  

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Minjok's Mr. Kim at left. Janet Rapelye at right. 

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Janet Rapelye at left. Fred Schneider and Chuck Krugler at right.  

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Please join the reception for President Shirley Tilghman, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on November 2, 2004, at the Seoul Club (near the Shilla Hotel). For a map to the Seoul Club, click here: Seoul Club. By the way, YOU MUST REGISTER! To register, email Lee Hyeon-jeong at hjlee@kif.re.kr. PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR UPDATED CONTACT INFORMATION--ESPECIALLY YOUR MOBILE PHONE NUMBER. If you have questions,

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1097131742776446612004-09-30T15:47:00.000+09:002004-10-07T15:51:53.020+09:00

The ASC team met at the bright and early hour of 7:30 a.m. on September 30, to plan for the big events coming up this fall. In attendance were the Tigers below.

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ASC Team Korea: Lily Kim '02, Michael Richardson '02, Yong-jay Lee '97, Hae-Joon (Joseph) Lee '96, Hyungji Park *92 *96, Regina Ryu '92, Sun Jung (Melissa) Kim '04, George Corser '85 and YS Chi '83. Not pictured: Andrew Bogan '96 S'97, Christina Cragholm '97 S'96, Sam Choi '04, Frank Lee '04, Prof. Kyoung W. Min *86, Prof. Sungwoo Hwang *93, David Milanaik '98, Hwan Sunwoo *00, Farook Ahmed '04,

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William Russel, Dean of the Graduate School, visited Seoul in August. He was accompanied by his wife and a graduate student from Princeton. Selected for his post from among exisiting Princeton professors in 2002, Russel is the first member of the engineering faculty to hold the position in more than 20 years. "Dr. Russel has the perspective of a longtime faculty member," said President Shirley

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Reception attendees, with William Russel at right 

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Christina Cragholm '97 S'96, William Russel and Andrew Bogan '96 S'97 

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On Sunday, August 1, the newly admitted Princetonians were welcomed with a reception/dinner, hosted by our fearless leader, YS Chi '83, and organized by our able and tireless comrade, Hae-Joon Lee '96. Well done, gentlemen! The festivities were enjoyed by all. The Class of 2008 from Korea proudly includes: Jee Hyung Lee, Hyun Seok Shim, Ery Shin, Hyuk Soo Han, Seok Jun Lee, Seung Hun Han, Ho

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NEWCOMERS RECEPTION: John Lee '05, Jae Young Lee '06 and Joe Cho '07 

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A reunions dinner was held in Seoul in July. It was led by the President of the Princeton Club, Dr Chung Un-chan, and featured a buffet dinner. About 12 young alumni also attended, as did Assemblywoman Sohn, pictured below.

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Assemblywoman Sohn Bong-Scuk, George Corser '85 and Yoon Dok-Soon *84 

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NEWS: Yesterday, I had lunch with Dr Chung Un-chan, President of SNU, but more imporantly for our purposes, President of the Princeton Club of Korea. He informed me that the next meeting of the Princeton Club will be held on the evening of Saturday, July 3, 2004, at the Shilla Hotel. Anyone interested in attending can email me at gcorser@alumni.princeton.edu.

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Kim Deok-hee (my fiancee), George Corser '85 (me) and Dr Chung Un-chan *78, President of Seoul National University and, more importantly, of the Princeton Club of Korea 

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ASC NEWS: We now have interviewers assigned for all of the applicants to Princeton from Korea this year. Many thanks to YS Chi, Andrew Bogan, Christina Cragholm, Kirsten Jerch, Hae-joon Lee, Kyung-hwan Kim and Yong-Jay Lee.

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PRINCETON CLUB "NEWS": I guess this isn't really news, since much time has passed from the dates of the events. However, today, Jay Lee has translated from Korean to English the information from the Princeton Club web site. (Thanks, Jay!) To those of us still learning the Korean language, it is certainly news. The contents of Jay's email follow: George, I am sending the translations of the

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1075683800556179802004-01-31T21:55:00.000+09:002004-09-23T17:39:23.116+09:00

The Seoul Help Center for Foreigners, a branch of Seoul's municipal government, graciously let us use its offices on Saturday, January 31, to interview applicants for the Class of 2008. Thanks go out to the government of Seoul, and especially to Karen Jong-im Yu. Helping with the interviews were YS Chi '83, Andrew Bogan '96, Christina Cragholm '97 and Kirsten Jerch '02. Also visiting was Hae-joon

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1095928434889930942004-01-31T17:33:00.000+09:002004-09-23T17:38:11.850+09:00

ASC TEAM 2004: Andrew Bogan '96 S'97, Christina Cragholm '97 S'96, Kirsten Jerch '02, YS Chi '83 P'07, and George Corser '85 at the Seoul Help Center for Foreigners, January 31, 2004 

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1109562993139440112003-12-31T12:49:00.000+09:002005-03-01T08:27:50.426+09:00

LEADERSHIP:President: Dr. Chung Un-chan *78Secretary/Treasurer: Dr. Park Jongkyu *93ASC Chair: YS Chi '83ASC Co-chair: George Corser '85CLUB EVENTS:Reunions Party (June)Year-end Holiday Party (December)ASC EVENTS:Yield Party (April)Newcomers Party (June, to coincide with Reunions Party, and current students returning home to Korea)Kickoff Meeting (September)

George Corsernoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-6341717.post-1074299572188970332003-12-30T09:30:00.000+09:002005-02-28T13:38:56.816+09:00

Welcome to Princeton in Korea! The purpose of this "blog" is to provide an online newsletter for Princeton alumni, students, friends and family, with ties to, or connections with, the Republic of Korea (South Korea). If you have any news, information, announcements or pictures you would like posted here, please email me at gcorser@alumni.princeton.edu.

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