Participants of the 2019-2020 GW-IU Undergraduate Research Exchange Program have been selected and started research on their projects. These five outstanding students will produce a research paper and present their research at the GW-IU Undergraduate Research Exchange Conference held at IU in March 2020. Congratulations to all of the participants!
Toby Huter is a sophomore majoring in East Asian Languages and Cultures and International Studies. Her research project is titled “Historical Tourism in Seoul, South Korea.”
Caitlyn Ranieri is a junior majoring in East Asian Languages and Cultures and International Studies. Her research project is titled “An Economic Fallout: Research on the Negative Ramifications of Reunification on South Korea’s Economy.”
Callie Rhoades is a senior majoring in East Asian Languages and Cultures. Her research project is titled “Media Representations of Multiculural South Korea.”
Summer Snyder is a sophomore majoring in East Asian Languages and Cultures and Political Science. She is also majoring in Southeast Asian Studies. Her research project is titled “North Korea’s Reluctant Marketization through the Rise of Black Markets.”
Yvonne Thomason is a senior majoring in Biochemistry and East Asian Languages and Cultures. Her research project is titled “South Korea’s Sampo Generation: Contributing Economic and Social Factors.”