Stony Brook University Faculty of Sciences and Humanities

SUNY Korea is introduced in Incheon International City Brand Forum SUNY Korea was introduced as the first American university to provide a U.S. degree in Korea during the 2020 Incheon International City Brand Forum. Lived Streamed on YouTube, the forum was organized to promote Incheon’s history, culture, and direction of city development with the dream of becoming a global city. Professor Rachel Ewing along with other faculty and students took part in the interview session and shared their opinions on the prospects of the city.   *SUNY Korea in Incheon International City Brand Forum: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Aj062bq8zc7BFeNdaxBzwsCjkhGtWG6p/view?usp=sharing    *Forum Introduction (to watch the full video instructed in Korean): https://blog.naver.com/incheontogi/222131169754  

  Professor Linda Kim Participates in 2020 K-Culture Festival X 2020 International Fashion Art Biennale in Seoul   Professor Linda Kim participates in 2020 K-Culture Festival X 2020 International Fashion Art Biennale in Seoul hosted by K-Culture Festival and The Korea Fashion & Culture Association under the theme of ‘2020: The Moment’. [Sub-themes] Memory: Process of completing Korean beauty Moment: Establishment of K-Fashion’s identity and suggestion of change dreaM: Setting direction of future fashion art in the changing era of COVID-19 Check out the video that shows the fashion works designed by professor Linda Kim and professor Deborah Won (FIT) in the online 2020 Fashion Art Biennale in Seoul.   Watch full video: https://youtu.be/VvNGqks0oN8

  Professor Andrew Lasher Participates as a Mentor for East Asian Citizenship Education mentoring program for English teachers.   SUNY Korea held an East Asian Citizenship Education mentoring program for English teachers from July 20 to 31, 2020.  This program aims to encourage participants to achieve a level of practical curriculum experience where they can share their thoughts with local schools and fellow teachers through counseling with designated professor mentors who provide teaching methods and support through workshops to help teachers develop the best teaching practices. The program consists of a seminar on understanding of civil education in East Asia, related theories and background, workshops on various teaching methods such as community-based learning, counseling with mentors, and discussion. Professor Andrew Lasher and Sira Maliphol from SUNY Korea, professor Simon McIntyre from Pukyong National University, and professor Kirsten Morris form the University of Utah Asia Campus joined as mentors.