South Koreans in US Hold on to Hope for their Homeland

The faculty advisor to Michigan Technological University's Korean Student Association and a visiting scholar from South Korea express their fears and hopes about escalating tensions between South and North Korea.

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East Asian Expert and @BucknellU Professor Available to Discuss Rising Tensions Between US and #NorthKorea

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Professor/Former Navy Intelligence Officer Who Recently Visited North Korea Says Rhetoric From Pyongyang Is Just That: Rhetoric

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Experts Needed: 1) White House BRAIN Research Initiative 2) North Korea Nuclear Threat 3) Immigration and Gun Control Legislation

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Experts Needed: North Korea Nuclear Threats and UN Sanctions, Gun Control in Congress, Chavez Death, DOW Record High, Sequester Budget Cuts

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Bucknell Prof on North Korea's Rocket Launch: "This Is Not a Korean Problem, It is a Chinese and American Problem"

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Expert Available to Discuss North Korea Rocket Launch

Dr. Neil Englehart, an associate professor of political science at Bowling Green State University, is one of a select few who has been allowed to travel in North Korea for research. He is available to discuss the impending controversial rocket launch in that country.

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What's Next in North Korea: Florida State Experts Can Shed Light on the Evolving Situation in Unpredictable Nation

As North Korea enters an 11-day period of official mourning following the death of leader Kim Jong-Il, a period of heightened uncertainty has begun in a nation already well known for its secrecy and unpredictability. Two Florida State University scholars are available to discuss and provide informed perspectives on the current situation in that country, as well as what may come next.

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Miller Center Fellow Can Comment on N. Korea Transition

Sheena Chestnut Greitens, a 2011-12 fellow at the Miller Center at the University of Virginia, is available for interviews about the transition of leadership in North Korea from Kim Jong Il to his son, Kim Jong Un.

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“It Is Too Soon to Celebrate the Death of Kim Jong Il -- We Need to be Very Apprehensive and Cautious,” Says Prof

Nova Southeastern University subject matter expert Dustin Berna, Ph.D., is available to speak with media regarding the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il and the impact it will have globally.

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