Academic Affairs
A scholarly pathway beside tea, food, and culture programs.
Youngmi Yi's role as Dean of Academic Affairs, Buddhist University, can be presented as the educational and humanities pillar of the site: a place where Korean tradition, Buddhist learning, etiquette, cultural practice, and community education meet.
Positioning for the site
- Korean Buddhist culture and humanities education
- Academic affairs and lifelong learning programs
- Etiquette, cultural values, and community practice
- Bridge between cultural programming and formal study
- Partnership opportunities for lectures and special programs
Learning Areas
Study, practice, and cultural transmission.
The Buddhist University pillar gives youngmiyi.com a more complete institutional structure: cultural programs for public audiences and a humanities pathway for deeper learning.
Buddhist humanities
Korean cultural etiquette
Tea and contemplative practice
Community lectures
Academic affairs
Special programs
Booking
Ask about Buddhist University and cultural humanities programs.
Tea ceremony, hanbok, K-Food workshops, traditional ceremonies, lectures, and youth mentoring programs.
Phone
714-926-3553
Email
teaartedu@gmail.com
Location
Los Angeles, California
Arizona / California / U.S.-wide by invitation