Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association
We connect Korean-American scientists, engineers, and students across Upstate New York — from Buffalo to the Capital Region — through symposia, mentoring, and a professional network that spans academia and industry.
Our annual regional symposium, plus seminars and networking throughout the year.
Hall of Languages, Syracuse University — Rooms 107, 114, 115
An afternoon at Syracuse University for Korean-American scholars and professionals at every career stage — featured talks on mental health in academia and non-traditional career paths, breakout sessions by career stage, and a networking dinner.
To be announced
A 45–50 minute research talk followed by open discussion, hosted at one of the chapter's member institutions.
An annual gathering that brings the region's Korean-American STEM community into one room for keynotes, student talks, and a panel on careers.
Connecting graduate students and postdocs with faculty and industry mentors through KSEA's SEED and KATALYST programs.
Supporting the National Math and Science Competition and scholarship programs for Korean-American students in the region.
Chapter members work and study across Upstate New York. Hover or tap a campus to see which institution it is.
Undergraduate membership is free, and student dues are $15 a year. Membership is handled by KSEA national — the chapter is where you actually meet people.
