Ray Matsumoto
@raymatsumoto.bsky.social
History PhD Student at UCLA | MA Graduate of History at WSU | Modern Japanese History, War Responsibility/Guilt, Memory Studies
I have officially graduated with my MA in history from WSU! I can't thank my advisor, professors, and cohort enough for making it possible! Next up, PhD at UCLA!
May 12, 2025 at 8:03 PM
I have officially graduated with my MA in history from WSU! I can't thank my advisor, professors, and cohort enough for making it possible! Next up, PhD at UCLA!
Presented and co-organized the 3rd Annual WSU HGSA Conference! I presented my paper on the 1958 Komatsugawa Incident and its broader significance on Ethnic Responsibility among Japanese Progressive Intellectuals.
May 2, 2025 at 1:27 AM
Presented and co-organized the 3rd Annual WSU HGSA Conference! I presented my paper on the 1958 Komatsugawa Incident and its broader significance on Ethnic Responsibility among Japanese Progressive Intellectuals.
Presented at the 2nd Annual Northwest Holocaust Student Research Workshop hosted by the University of Idaho!
April 18, 2025 at 5:04 AM
Presented at the 2nd Annual Northwest Holocaust Student Research Workshop hosted by the University of Idaho!
MA Thesis Defense Complete ✅
Last Wednesday, I successfully defended my thesis, "Constructing Identity through Power: Analyzing War Responsibility Discourse through Zainichi Koreans and Japanese Settlers Abandoned in Manchuria"!
Last Wednesday, I successfully defended my thesis, "Constructing Identity through Power: Analyzing War Responsibility Discourse through Zainichi Koreans and Japanese Settlers Abandoned in Manchuria"!
April 16, 2025 at 3:25 AM
MA Thesis Defense Complete ✅
Last Wednesday, I successfully defended my thesis, "Constructing Identity through Power: Analyzing War Responsibility Discourse through Zainichi Koreans and Japanese Settlers Abandoned in Manchuria"!
Last Wednesday, I successfully defended my thesis, "Constructing Identity through Power: Analyzing War Responsibility Discourse through Zainichi Koreans and Japanese Settlers Abandoned in Manchuria"!
