Dongmin Kim

Profile

3089 Kahewai Pl Honolulu, HI 96826 (808)469-7534 dongmink@hawaii.edu

Wide range of teaching responsibilities and professional educator. Independent, self-motivated and creative researcher. Effective communication and organizational skills.

Education

2011-present 2008-2010 2007-2008 1992-1999

University of Hawaii at Manoa. Ph.D. candidate in EALL. Korea University. M.A. in Education. Korea National Open University. B.A. in Chinese. Korea University. B.A. in Korean.

Employment

2012(Fall)

Teaching Assistant, Dept. of EALL, UHM. [Teaching Kor101:Elementary Korean] Teaching Assistant, Dept. of EALL, UHM. [Taught Kor308: Chiniese characters for Korean readers & Kor420: Korean Composition] Teaching Assistant, Dept. of EALL, UHM. [Taught Kor307: Chinese characters for Korean readers] Lecturer, Dept. of EALL, UHM. [Taught Kor308: Chinese characters for Korean readers] Teacher, Paichai High School, Seoul, Korea. [Taught Old and Modern Korean Literature] [Duties: Classroom teacher(7 years), Chief editor for school newspaper(6 years)]

2012(Spring)

2011(Fall)

2011(Spring)

2000-2010

Grants

2012.7

Travel grant from 8th World-Wide-Consortium of Center for Korean Studies. Grant from Center for Korean Studies[for a research project to prepare a paper post-l tensification and travel fund for participating annual AATK conference] Grant from Center for Korean Studies[for a research project Survey of Learners recognition on Chinese characters] Scholarship for outstanding students from Korea University. 1

2012-2013

2011-2012

2008.8

2012.7 Papers presented at Conferences and Symposia 2012.6

Self-representation of Identity: a case of a Korean family at the World-Wide-Consortium of Korean Studies workshop, Seoul, Korea, July 4-6. Does the knowledge of Chinese characters make L2 learners improve knowledge of sino-Koreans? at the American Association of Teaching Korean(AATK) Annual conference, San Francisco, June 28-July 1.

Service

2011-2012

Korean sections Organization.

Representative

of

Graduate

Students

2012.1-5

Leader of Ko-Academia(weekly academic meeting for Korean graduate students) Vice-principal of Keeamoku Senior College in Christ Union Methodist Church.

2012

Languages

Korean English Chinese Portuguese German

Native language Excellent Excellent Fair to Good Good Reading, Novice Speaking and Listening