Prof. Beth Salerno Living and Learning in South Korea
November 18, 2007
In this podcast, we feature part two of a phone interview with Saint Anselm History Professor Beth Salerno who is spending this academic year in South Korea as part of the Fulbright Scholar program.
In my interview, Professor Salerno discusses South Korean feelings toward their northern neighbor and about her plans to visit North Korea (this interview was recorded before her actual trip to North Korea, you can read about her experience in her blog). Professor Salerno also shares how her teaching in the states will change to highlight the importance of cultures – a direct result of her time abroad.
I was interested if she would recommend that Americans visit South Korea. She gave me several great reasons why we should hop the next plane to Asia. Lastly, we conclude the interview with a question regarding what the first thing Professor Salerno will do upon her return to the states this spring.
Professor Salerno is blogging about her adventures in South Korea this entire academic year. She includes entries about her cultural experiences along with many photos documenting her life in Asia. You can access Professor Salerno’s blog at www.anselm.edu/koreablog.
Part one of this interview can be found in this blog.
Photos courtesy of Prof. Beth Salerno

















Dear Lauren, What are your plans after graduation? Your “on-air” voice and style are great. Do you plan to continue in media? Thank you for your interview with Beth. Sincerely, Her Parents, Sandy & Mario Salerno