Korean American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA) is a nonprofit professional organization established in 1971. KSEA's vision is to promote the application of science and technology for the general welfare of society and to foster international collaboration especially between the United States and Korea (ksea.org). KSEA has grown to over 6,000 registered members with seventy local chapters (including four branches) and fourteen technical groups across the U.S.
In 2012, KSEA MI Chapter was re-established. Our purpose is to promote networking among Korean and Korean American scientists and engineers in Michigan by hosting seminars and social events for students and young professionals. MI KSEA events are free for all KSEA members. Become a member today and receive KSEA membership benefits including job referrals, scholarships, and participation in national KSEA conferences.
Michigan KSEA is one of over forty KSEA chapters across the United States. Our purpose is to promote networking among Korean and Korean American scientists and engineers residing in Michigan. There are over a hundred MI KSEA members, which is composed of undergraduate students, graduate students, and working professionals. Our mission is to continuously develop a stronger network especially between students and working professionals and serve the Korean community.
Anyone who is interested in Korean culture or wish to network with Koreans are invited to MI KSEA events. Every year (starting July 1 - June 30), we host technical seminars to support career development and fun, social activities. All local events are free for KSEA members.
The Michigan Chapter actively collaborates with KSEA Headquarter (HQ) by participating in HQ-organized national events such as US-Korea Conference (UKC Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship), Ygnite: Young Generation Technical and Leadership Conference (YGTLC), Scientists and Engineers Early-Career Development Workshops (SEED), and KSEA-KUSCO Graduate and Undergraduate Scholarships. Also, the Michigan Chapter offers an opportunity for 4th - 11th grade students in Michigan to strengthen their knowledge in math and science by hosting the National Mathematics & Science Competition (NMSC).
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