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KACA-KOFICE Grant Initiative
Empowering Research in Korean Communication Studies: KACA-KOFICE Grant Initiative
Description:
KACA and KOFICE are delighted to announce our continued collaborative research grant initiative, aimed at fostering innovative scholarly endeavors within the realm of Korean culture and communication. This joint effort will provide funding opportunities ranging from $500 to $1,000 to support 2 to 4 scholars in their research projects, contributing to the evolving landscape of communication studies.
Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
- Exploring the global phenomenon of K-contents (e.g., K-pop, K-drama) and its impact on fandom worldwide
- Investigating strategic communication strategies within the cultural context of Korea
- Analyzing the dynamic relationship between K-culture, social media platforms, and interactive communication
- Developing effective media strategies tailored specifically for K-contents to enhance their reach and impact
- Addressing other pertinent issues at the intersection of Korean culture and communication
We welcome submissions that embrace diverse theoretical frameworks and methodological approaches, fostering a rich and interdisciplinary discourse within the field.
Grant recipients will be required to present their findings at a special session jointly organized by KACA and KOFICE during the 2024 National Communication Association’s annual conference. Additionally, selected projects will have the opportunity to be featured in a special issue of the Korean Journal of Communication, published by the University of Texas Press.
Deadline: All grant proposals must be submitted to kaca.kofice@gmail.com by no later than Friday, April 5, 2024 (Midnight, EST).
Qualifications: All KACA members, including graduate students, non-tenure-track, tenure-track, and tenured faculty, who have paid dues in 2024 are eligible to submit a grant proposal. Membership can be obtained at the time of proposal submission.
Format: Proposals should consist of a two-page document (excluding references and budget information), encompassing the project’s objectives, a concise literature review, research questions/hypotheses, and a methodology section. Submissions must adhere to APA style or any other standard academic format, and justifications for research expenses should be provided.
Submission Process and Requirements: Grant proposals should be emailed to kaca.kofice@gmail.com. Submissions must include a separate cover page with the paper title, author(s) name(s), affiliation(s), mailing address(es), email address(es), and phone number(s). To ensure blind review, the proposal should not contain any author-identifying information other than on the cover page.
For any inquiries regarding the grant, please contact Dr. Yeonsoo Kim, President of KACA, at Yeonsoo.kim@utexas.edu.
We look forward to receiving your submissions and thank you for your interest in our grant initiative.
Sincerely,
Yeonsoo Kim, President of KACA (2023-2025)
CFP: KACA- KASPR 2024 ICA Joint Research Session
KACA- KASPR 2024 ICA Joint Research Session
Call for Abstracts: The Evolving Role of Public Relations in Global Communication & Human Rights
Dear KACA Members,
The Korean American Communication Association (KACA), in partnership with the Korean Academic Society for Public Relations (KASPR), is excited to announce a joint roundtable session at the 74th annual International Communication Association (ICA) conference. The conference will take place in Gold Coast, Australia, from June 20 to June 24, 2024, with the KACA-KASPR joint session scheduled for June 22, 2024.
This roundtable session, themed “The Evolving Role of Public Relations in Global Communication & Human Rights,” invites scholars passionate about public relations, global communication, and human rights to submit their extended abstracts for this interdisciplinary event. Please note that all presentations and discussions will be conducted entirely in English.
The session aims to stimulate a dynamic exchange of ideas and insights into the changing landscape of public relations in the context of global communication challenges and human rights advocacy. We recommend co-authorship and collaborative work with other authors to encourage more participation. This approach not only broadens the diversity of perspectives and expertise but also enhances the overall impact of the collective scholarship.
For submission guidelines and further information, please see below.
Submission Deadline: All submissions must be received by 11:59 p.m. EST, Sunday, January 15, 2024.
Abstract Format:
- We only accept extended abstracts. Submissions can include research-in-progress.
- Extended abstracts should be at most 500 words and be written in English.
- Abstracts should contain a brief literature review, research questions/hypotheses, and a detailed methodology section.
- Submissions should adhere to APA style or another standard academic format.
Topics of Interest Include, but are Not Limited to:
- The Role of Public Relations in Advocating for Human Rights
- Public Relations Strategies in Global Communication Contexts
- The Impact of Digital Media on Global Public Relations Practices
- Sustainability and Social Responsibility in Global Public Relations
- Crisis Communication and the Role of Public Relations
- Ethical Considerations in Global Public Relations
- Case Studies of Public Relations Campaigns Focusing on Human Rights
Submission Guidelines:
- Method: Submit extended abstracts via email to m.shin@tilburguniversity.edu.
- Include a separate cover page with the paper title, author name(s), affiliation, mailing address, email address, and phone number.
- All submissions will undergo a review by two experts in the field.
For any inquiries regarding the call for abstracts, please reach out to Mincheol Shin at m.shin@tilburguniversity.edu.
We look forward to your contributions to the KACA-KASPR joint roundtable session.
Sincerely,
Mincheol Shin, Ph.D.
KACA Vice-President (ICA)
Assistant Professor of New Media Design
Dept. of Communication & Cognition
Tilburg University
Call for 2024 ICA Papers (and Ad-hoc Reviewers)
Korean American Communication Association (KACA) will hold one competitive paper session at the annual conference of the International Communication Association (ICA).
KACA Conference – Call for Abstracts and Panel Proposals
Inaugural Annual Korean American Communication Association Conference
Journal of Asian Pacific Journal (JAPC) Special Issue Call for Papers
“Twenty-Five Years Later: Rethinking the Impact of Hallryu (Korean Wave) as a Global Popular Cultural Force.”
Submissions are encouraged from scholars that use different theoretical and empirical approaches to the special issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication on the impact of Korean Wave (Hallyu) as a global popular cultural force. As the process of globalization has eroded traditional forms of national culture and identity, the interfusion between local cultures and global culture continues to increase in various corner of the world. A prominent example of the globalization of culture can be found in the Korean Wave (pronounced Hallyu in Korean). The Korean Wave, which began about 25 years ago with the exporting of Korean TV dramas across East and Southeast Asia, now refers to the popularity of South Korean popular culture including drama, movies and popular music in other Asian countries. As the seventh-largest film market in the world, Korea is now a brisk exporter of music, TV programming, and films to the Asia region and other continents such as Africa, North and South Americas, and Europe. Now this Korean version of cultural imperialism has impact on Korean language, interracial marriage, imported labors to cultural commodities such as foods, cosmetics, fashion, education, and tourism.
The special issue will examine the past, present, and future impacts of Korean Wave as a global popular cultural force in terms of political, cultural, historical, sociological, and economical aspects with a focus on the key internal and external moments, constructs, elements, fads, factors shaping current and future developments of Korean Wave. The articles will examine communication and discourse in media, social media, political and cultural arenas, and space it occupies in a certain nation or region. They will also focus on how use of language (and translation) and non-verbal symbolic systems in any on communicative contexts, including face-to-face interactions/conversations/dialog within a KW context, and popular cultural texts such as films, music, animation, television drama, etc.
For this special issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, we invite authors to submit proposals or abstract for studies that engage both empirical and critical perspectives for Korean Wave (Hallyu) research. We are particularly interested in studies that apply existing empirical and critical methodologies towards analyzing and identifying the past, present, and future perspectives and phenomena. We encourage proposals from a variety of scholarly areas (e.g., intercultural, political, interpersonal, media, organizational, cultural and global studies, economics, performance studies, music, film studies, linguistics, journalism, ads and PR, and social media, etc.). Finally, the special issue welcomes any theoretical essays that deal with Korean Wave in the context of (post) cultural imperialism and post-colonialism.
Important Deadlines:
Abstract Deadline: April 30th (Sunday), 2023
For the proposal or abstract, authors should submit a shorter (500 words) OR an extended abstract (1,000-1,500 words) no later than May 31st, 2023 (not including references).
After final decisions on the abstracts are made (no later than June 15th, 2023), authors invited to proceed with full papers will need to submit final manuscripts by October 15th, 2023. We anticipate the special issue to be published in Volume 34-1 of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication in the second half of 2024 (34:2)
Submission Process:
Please note that final manuscripts will undergo anonymous peer review, and hence acceptance of an abstract is not a guarantee of publication. Page limits and other parameters for the complete paper will be allocated at time of invitation but will generally fall in line with the parameters of the Communication Studies journal.
Submissions must be submitted to the Communication Studies online portal (https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/rcst), indicating it is for the special issue on “Expanding Upon Critical Methodologies and Perspectives in Communication Studies.” Select “special issue title” when submitting your paper to ScholarOne.
Submissions and Inquiries:
For questions, please contact Dr. Eungjun (EJ) Min (emin@ric.edu). Proposal submissions (i.e., extended abstracts) should be submitted to Dr. Min by April 30th, 2023.
Final Draft Submissions:
All manuscripts will be reviewed as a cohort for this special issue. Please follow the manuscript instructions at https://benjamins.com/#catalog/journals/japc/guidelines. All submissions will go through a regular double-blind review process and follow the standard norms and processes. The deadline for submissions is October 15, 2023. Submissions should be emailed to Dr. Eungjun (EJ) Min, emin@ric.edu.
Journal of Asian Pacific Communication
Guidelines for contributors
- All manuscripts and other contributions should be addressed to the editors, at the address given below. All submission letters must specify that the manuscript submitted is not under consideration elsewhere and has not been published elsewhere in this or a substantially similar form.
- No page other than the cover pages should give the author’s name. The review of the manuscript will be anonymous.
- Submit three double-spaced typewritten copies in conformance to APA style, along with a electronic disc version, either in PC or Mac format. Include all author names, titles, full mailing addresses, e-mail address and telephone numbers.
- An abstract should be included. This should not exceed 200 words.
- For the delivery of the final version, the article should be presented on disk and saved on PC compatible Mac disk. Material should be saved in ASCII mode or ‘non-document’ mode, or ‘text-only’ mode. It should also be saved as a separate file in the author’s normal word-processor format together with a note indicating the names of the word processor used. The format of the disk (PC or Mac) should also be labeled on the disk. An identical hard copy of the manuscript should be included.
- References in the text should follow APA style. Cite references by last name and year of publication. Three or more authors, cite complete names at first mention. Then use et al. If there are more than 7 authors use et al. first time. If there is more than one citation in the text, list publications chronologically.
- Reference style– follow APA style, e.g., Single author works, list chronologically; co-authored works, list alphabetically and then chronologically; co-authored works (three or more authors) list chronologically. List all authors, last name first, followed by initials. Do not use et al. Spell out all journal names.
Sample references:
Gudykunst, W.B., Matsumoto, Y., Ting-Toomey, S., Nishida, T., Kim, K., & Heyman, T. (1996). The influence on cultural individualism-collectivism, self construals, and individual values on communication styles across cultures. Human Communication Research, 22, 510-543.
Kachru, Y. (1995). Cultural meaning and rhetorical styles: Toward a framework for contrastive rhetoric. In G. Cook & B. Seidlhofer (Eds.), Principle and practice in applied linguistics (pp.171-184). Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. - Essential notes (Footnotes/Endnotes) should be numbered in the text and grouped together at the end of the article. Diagrams and figures should not be embedded within the text. Hard copy of all figures must be provided along with any electronic files, for grey scales TIFF format is preferred, for line drawings EPS format.
- The lead author of an article will receive page proofs for correction. Corrected page proofs must be returned to the editor by the date specified in the letter accompanying the proofs. This stage must not be used as an opportunity to revise the paper. Because alterations are extremely costly, extensive changes will be charged to the author an may result in the article being placed in a later issue.
- A typescript not presented in accordance with these guidelines will not undergo the reviewing process. It will be returned to the author for appropriate modification.
- Authors of articles will receive a complimentary copy of the issue in which their paper appears.
[Call for Papers] #2023 KACA-AEJMC research session invitation
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Time: August 7-10, 2023 (Eastern Time) AEJMC
The Korean American Communication Association (KACA) invites submissions of original research papers for the 2023 AEJMC-KACA competitive research session. We encourage submissions that advance theories and understanding of various aspects of media and communication relevant to Korean and/or other Asian contexts. The AEJMC-KACA session welcomes a variety of theoretical orientations and methodological approaches. Submissions from graduate students are highly recommended as student submissions are considered a separate category.
This year’s KACA-AEJMC session is sponsored by the Stan Richards School of Advertising & Public Relations at the University of Texas at Austin. More information regarding the KACA social and the mentoring session for graduate students at KACA will be announced in subsequent announcements.
Guidelines for All Submissions
1. Deadline
All submissions must be made no later than 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, Saturday, April 8, 2023.
2. Categories of Submissions (two categories): A paper may be submitted in one of the two categories: (1) open or (2) student.
– Student papers must be authored or co-authored by students ONLY (no faculty co-authors), and all student papers must have the word “STUDENT” on the title page.
3. Paper Formatting:
1) Full papers
- 25 pages EXCLUDING abstract, references, tables, figures, and all notes. Papers must be typed in a 12-point font, using Times New Roman, Times, or Arial font. Paper text must be formatted with double line spacing with 1-inch margins on all sides of the document; references may be single spaced, with a double space between citation entries.
- Consistent with the APA 7 style.
2) Extended abstracts
- Five pages EXCLUDING abstract, references, tables, figures, and all notes. Papers must be typed in a 12-point font, using Times New Roman, Times, or Arial font. Paper text must be formatted with double line spacing with 1-inch margins on all sides of the document; references may be single spaced, with a double space between citation entries.
- Consistent with the APA 7 style.
- Extended abstracts should contain all of the same content sections and elements that would normally be used in the full paper, including the study’ purpose, literature review, research questions and/or hypotheses, method, expected findings and implications. The main difference, however, is the length of this submission format. Extended abstracts must be at least 750 words long but no more than 1,500 words.
- For authors considering the extended abstract option, research findings and conclusions must be shared at the conference during the presentation.
A paper may NOT be under review: (1) simultaneously with more than one division within AEJMC, (2) simultaneously with the AEJMC conference and any other conference, (3) simultaneously with the AEJMC conference and any potential publication, including referred journals, book chapters etc.
4. Submission Method
Please submit the files (the title page file and the research paper file in MS Word or pdf format) to aejmckaca@gmail.com
5. Submission process, requirement, and paper award
- All submissions must include a separate title page and an abstract with approximately 250 words. A separate cover page should include the following information: paper title, author name, affiliation, mailing address, email address, and phone number.
- Author identification: Names and all information that may identify the author(s) should not appear anywhere in the paper other than on the separate title page.
- All submissions will be blind reviewed by two-three reviewers with expertise in the area.
- Presentation requirement: For paper submission, authors do not need to be a member of KACA or AEJMC. However, once the paper is accepted, At least one author of an accepted paper must attend the conference to present the paper. Authors of accepted papers are required to forward papers to discussants and moderators prior to the conference.
· Only full papers will be considered for KACA division awards.
· If you have any questions, please contact research chairs, Jiyoung Lee (jiyoung.lee@g.skku.edu) or Jungyun Won (wonj1@wpunj.edu).
Thank you!
2023 AEJMC-KACA Committee
Yeonoso Kim, Vice President, KACA (AEJMC) (yeonsoo.kim@utexas.edu)
Jiyoung Lee, Research Committee (jiyoung.lee@g.skku.edu)
Jungyun Won, Research Committee (wonj1@wpunj.edu)
Jinhyon Kwon, Research Committee (jhammick@flagler.edu)
Jin-A Choi, Research Committee (choij@montclair.edu)
Won-Ki Moon, Graduate Student Committee (wonkimoon@ufl.edu)
Da Young Kang, Graduate Student Committee & Communication Committee (dkang9@crimson.ua.edu)
[KACA] 2023 KACA-AEJMC Research Session Invitation
#2023 AEJMC Annual Conference KACA Research Session Invitation The Korean American Communication Association (KACA) invites submissions of original research papers for the 2023 AEJMC-KACA competitive research session. We encourage submissions that advance theories and understanding of various aspects of media and communication relevant to Korean and/or other Asian contexts. The AEJMC-KACA session welcomes a variety of theoretical orientations and methodological approaches. Submissions from graduate students are highly recommended as student submissions are considered a separate category.
Guidelines for All Submissions
1. Deadline
All submissions must be made no later than 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time, Saturday, April 8, 2023.
2. Categories of Submissions (two categories): A paper may be submitted in one of the two categories: (1) open or (2) student.
– Student papers must be authored or co-authored by students ONLY (no faculty co-authors), and all student papers must have the word “STUDENT” on the title page.
3. Paper Formatting:
1) Full papers
- 25 pages EXCLUDING abstract, references, tables, figures, and all notes. Papers must be typed in a 12-point font, using Times New Roman, Times, or Arial font. Paper text must be formatted with double line spacing with 1-inch margins on all sides of the document; references may be single spaced, with a double space between citation entries.
- Consistent with the APA 7 style.
2) Extended abstracts
- Five pages EXCLUDING abstract, references, tables, figures, and all notes. Papers must be typed in a 12-point font, using Times New Roman, Times, or Arial font. Paper text must be formatted with double line spacing with 1-inch margins on all sides of the document; references may be single spaced, with a double space between citation entries.
- Consistent with the APA 7 style.
- Extended abstracts should contain all of the same content sections and elements that would normally be used in the full paper, including the study’ purpose, literature review, research questions and/or hypotheses, method, expected findings and implications. The main difference, however, is the length of this submission format. Extended abstracts must be at least 750 words long but no more than 1,500 words.
- For authors considering the extended abstract option, research findings and conclusions must be shared at the conference during the presentation.
A paper may NOT be under review: (1) simultaneously with more than one division within AEJMC, (2) simultaneously with the AEJMC conference and any other conference, (3) simultaneously with the AEJMC conference and any potential publication, including referred journals, book chapters etc.
4. Submission Method
Please submit the files (the title page file and the research paper file in MS Word or pdf format) to aejmckaca@gmail.com
5. Submission process, requirement, and paper award
- All submissions must include a separate title page and an abstract with approximately 250 words. A separate cover page should include the following information: paper title, author name, affiliation, mailing address, email address, and phone number.
- Author identification: Names and all information that may identify the author(s) should not appear anywhere in the paper other than on the separate title page.
- All submissions will be blind reviewed by two-three reviewers with expertise in the area.
- Presentation requirement: For paper submission, authors do not need to be a member of KACA or AEJMC. However, once the paper is accepted, At least one author of an accepted paper must attend the conference to present the paper. Authors of accepted papers are required to forward papers to discussants and moderators prior to the conference.
* Only full papers will be considered for KACA division awards.
* If you have any questions, please contact research chairs, Jiyoung Lee (jiyoung.lee@g.skku.edu) or Jungyun Won (wonj1@wpunj.edu).
Thank you!
2023 AEJMC-KACA Committee ——-
Yeonoso Kim, Vice President, KACA (AEJMC) (yeonsoo.kim@utexas.edu)
Jiyoung Lee, Research Committee (jiyoung.lee@g.skku.edu)
Jungyun Won, Research Committee (wonj1@wpunj.edu)
Jinhyon Kwon, Research Committee (jhammick@flagler.edu)
Jin-A Choi, Research Committee (choij@montclair.edu)
Won-Ki Moon, Graduate Student Committee (wonkimoon@ufl.edu)
Da Young Kang, Graduate Student Committee & Communication Committee (dkang9@crimson.ua.edu)
경북대학교 대학원 정치학과 BK FOUR 해외석학 초청세미나
해외 석학들께:
안녕하십니까. 경북대학교 정치외교학과에 재직 중인 엄기홍 교수입니다. 경북대 대학원 정치학과는 한국연구재단이 추진하는 BK21 FOUR 사업을 진행 중에 있습니다. 사업 주제는 “정치학적 소양을 갖춘 데이터사이언스 인재양성 교육연구팀”입니다.
이에 본 교육연구팀에서는 교수님과 전문가들을 모시고 최신 데이터 수집 및 분석 기법에 관한 해외석학 세미나를 계획하고 있습니다. 구체적인 세미나 내용은 다음과 같습니다.
<해외석학 세미나>
· 강의주제: 데이터 수집 및 분석에 관한 최신 경향 (예. 통계 기법, 컴퓨터를 활용한 기계 학습, corpus 등에 대한 최신 기법 등)
· 강의 시기: 2023년 6월 중순
· 강의 방식: 대면 강의
· 강의 기간: 첫째 날(09:00~17:00), 둘째 날(09:00~12:00)
· 강의언어: 한글
· 강의료: 2,000,000원(세금 전)
· 지원서류: 이력서, 강의 개요 및 계획서(자유 양식)
· 지원 마감일: 2023년 3월 31일
* 예산 관계로 지원자 중 소수를 선발하오니 양해를 부탁드립니다.
* 보다 자세한 사항은 담당자(엄기홍 교수, email: kheom@knu.ac.kr)께 문의 부탁드립니다.
해외 석학들의 많은 관심과 참여를 부탁드리며, 여러분의 지원을 기대하겠습니다.
고맙습니다.
사업팀장 엄기홍 배상.
헬스커뮤니케이션 연구 논문 공고
1. 회원 여러분의 건승을 기원합니다.
2. 헬스커뮤니케이션 연구는 2021년 KCI 등재지 선정 이후 4번째 발행 저널에 게재할 논문을 모집합니다. 한국연구재단이 지원하는 온라인 논문투고시스템 JAMS 투고방식과, 기존 Email 투고방식을 병행하여 투고·심사를 진행합니다
자세한 사항은 다음을 참고하시기 바랍니다.
– 다 음 –
헬스커뮤니케이션 연구 제22권 1호 투고 및 일정 안내
1. 논문투고 마감일 : 2023년 02월 19일 일요일
2. 논문 발행일 : 2023년 04월 30일
3. 논문심사 : 편집위원회가 선정하는 심사위원 3인의 심사를 받음
4. 논문작성규정 : 국문 기준 언론학보 규정과 동일, 영문 기준 APA 6th 양식
· 제출 시 영문 및 국문 초록(500자 내외)과 키워드(5개 내외)를 포함
· 본 학술지 게재 확정시, 국문 논문 투고자는 국문 문헌 대신 영문화된 참고문헌을 최종 제출 논문에 첨부
헬스커뮤니케이션 연구는 KCI등재지로 2023년부터 4월30일, 7월 31일, 12월 31일 연3회 발간됩니다.
□ 투고 방식
1. 학회 JAMS 사이트( https://hcr.jams.or.kr/)
· 학회 사이트와 JAMS의 회원 정보가 연동되지 않으니 투고 기준에 부합하는 저자는 먼저 학회 JAMS 사이트에서 회원 가입 후 투고 가능.
2. 이메일 투고 방식(hcredit@naver.com)
· JAMS사이트의 영문투고 시스템 미비로 불편을 느낄 해외 투고자 등을 위해 기존 이메일 투고 방식을 병행함. 국내 투고자는 JAMS 사이트를 통한 투고가 우선.
□ 투고 자격
주저자(제1저자 또는 교신저자)가 한국헬스커뮤니케이션학회 비회원인 경우 투고는 가능하지만, 게재가 확정된 후에는 비회원이신 주저자 모두 한국헬스커뮤니케이션학회 회원가입을 해주셔야 합니다.
□ 투고시 유의사항
1. 논문 투고시 파일 형태는 MS워드(.doc) 또는 한글(.hwp) 중 하나를 사용해 주시기 바라며, PDF파일은 제출 불가합니다.
2. 공정한 심사를 위해 투고 논문에는 반드시 투고자 정보(예: 국문/영문 성명, 소속기관, 연구비 수주 여부 등)를 모두 삭제하여 주시기 바랍니다.
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