Human rights, race and migration in a South Korean context 2007
Subtitle: Junior Seminar learning proposals .
Contributors: Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholar Program at Ithaca College.; Ithaca College. Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Publisher: Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA), the Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar Program, [Ithaca College]
Published: 2007
Place of publication: [Ithaca, N.Y.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 99
Subjects: Social justice -- Korea (South); Human rights -- Korea (South); Education -- Korea (South); Student Research.
Description: Describes the Scholar Program's planned visit to South Korea in 2007 to study social justice issues there, with a sampling of the learning plans prepared by individual MLK Scholars in preparation for their particular case study.
Notes: Title from cover

Contributors are Ithaca College faculty and students.
Table of contents: value: Preface / Charles R. Venator Santiago; value: South Korean international travel itinerary / Jihai Chun; value: Foreword / Alicia Thomas; value: A learning proposal : disabilities & disparities in South Korea / Daiana Amieiro; value: Educational inequality : South Korea's college entrance system / Maria Jorgelina Gonzalez; value: A learning proposal : mix-race double standards in South Korea / Brooke Hundley; value: South Korea; value: a country in transition addressing care for the elderly / Christian Laurence; value: Economic development and human rights in Korea / Tara Liu; value: Korean cinema / Brian Saâa.