Balin Cooper is GWIKS 2022-2023 Undergraduate Research Fellows Alumnus. Balin studied at the Elliott School of International Affairs, majoring in International Affairs with a concentration in International Economics.
The GWIKS 2022-2023 URF Program Participant Balin Cooper submitted his URF paper “American Trade Protectionism and the Chaebol: A case study of Hyundai Corporation and the CHIPS and Science Act” to a student essay competition from the Korea-America Association & Pony Chung Foundation. As one of the first runners-up, he is receiving a prize of $5,000! Incredible highlight demonstrating the impact of the GWIKS Undergraduate Research Fellows (URF) Program on students.
Congratulations on sharing this wonderful news Balin and keep up the amazing work!
Details on the Student Essay Competition: Click here
Emily Neal is GWIKS 2022-2023 Undergraduate Research Fellows Alumna. Emily Neal received a B.A. in International Affairs. Emily concentrated on Contemporary Cultures & Societies and minoring in Immigration & Migration Studies.
The GWIKS 2022-2023 URF Program Participant Emily Neal, her URF paper “The Henequenero Legacy: The Development of the Korean Mexican Identity” has been published in the GW Undergraduate Review! It is truly wonderful to see the hard work of our URF students shine. Congratulations Emily and keep up the amazing work.
Read Emily’s paper in the GW Undergraduate Review: Click here
