ICAS Bulletin
Institute for Corean-American Studies, Inc.
The Hon Glenda Gauci
Minister Political
Embassy of Australia
Washington D C
to speak on
Australia's Role for Peace and
Security in the Northeast Asia: North Korea's Nukes, Missiles and WMD
at
ICAS Spring Symposium :
Humanity, Peace and Security
May 9, 2003 12:00 NN - 5:45 PM
United States Senate Dirksen Office Building Room 106
Capitol Hill, Washington, D C 20510
Dear Friend:
We are pleased to share with you that The Hon Glenda Gauci will speak on Australia's Role for Peace and
Security in the Northeast Asia: North Korea's Nukes, Missiles and WMD at the ICAS
Spring Symposium on May 9, 2003 in Washington D C.
Other confirmed speakers to date include Thomas J Byrne (ICAS Fellow;
Vice President and Senior Credit Officer, Moody's Investors Service), The Hon Mark Kirk (U S Representative),
The Hon Dale Klein (Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Nuclear and Chemical and Biological Defense
Programs, U S Department of Defense) and James J Przystup (ICAS Fellow; Senior Fellow and Research Professor, Institute of National Strategic Studies, National Defense University).
Iskander Azizov (Counselor for Asia and Pacific Affairs, Embassy of Russia) and Don Kirk
(ICAS Fellow; Seoul Correspondent for International Herald Tribune
and New York Times) will serve discussants. And, both lists are growing.
Below is Minister Gauci's vitae:
| Personal |
| Name | Glenda Hiroko GAUCI |
| Born | Melbourne, Australia
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| Career Details |
| 1983 | Private legal practice - Melbourne, Australia |
| 1984 | Department of Foreign Affairs, UN (Political and Legal) Japan Section |
| 1987 (Feb) | Third, later Second, Secretary (political, economic, legal, labour); Executive Assistant Ambassador, Australian Embassy Tokyo |
| 1991 | Executive Assistant, Fraud Prevention & Ethics Section, Corporate Services Division (CSD) |
| 1992 (Nov) | A/Assistant Secretary, Enterprise Bargaining Agreement Taskforce, CSD |
| 1993 (Dec) | Director, Corporate Projects Section, CSD |
| 1994 (May) | Director, Industrial and New Trade Issues Section, Trade Negotiations Div |
| 1994 (Aug) | Adviser, Office of the Foreign Minister (North Asia, Pacific and Legal) |
| 1995 (Jun) | Counsellor (Trade Policy and Trade Relations Section) Australian Embassy Tokyo
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| 1997 (Dec) | Minister/Counsellor (Trade), Australian Embassy Tokyo |
| 1998 (Jul) | Assistant Secretary, Mainland South East Asia and South Asia Branch |
| 2000 (Oct) | Assistant Secretary, North East Asia Branch, NAD |
| 2001 (Dec) | Minister/Counsellor (Political), Australian Embassy Washington
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| Languages other than English |
| Japanese (fluent) |
| French (basic)
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| Academic and Professional Qualifications |
| 1980 | Bachelor of Arts (1st Class Honours) University of Melbourne
(majors - international relations and public administration) |
| 1981 | Inaugural exchange student - University of Melbourne and Keio University, Tokyo |
| 1984 | Bachelor of Laws, University of Melbourne
Admitted as Barrister and Solicitor (Victoria, NSW & ACT) |
| 1985 | Masters in International Law, Australian National University
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| Academic Awards |
| 1977 | First Year Political Science Prize |
| 1978 | International Relations Prize (shared) |
| 1979 | Public Administration Prize |
| 1980 | Fourth Year Political Science Prize |
Thank you.
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Sincerely,
Sang Joo Kim / signed
Sr. Fellow & Executive Vice President
ICAS
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