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This is a great opportunity to interact with six DTS professors who teach and research in the area of ICT4D. - Event: DTS Online Forum on ICT for (Sustainable) Development - Speaker: Dr. Sangchan Park, Dr. James Larson, Dr. Suzana Brown, Dr. Sira Mariphol, Dr. Jinsang Lee, and Dr. Mark Whitaker - Date: November 8th (Mon), 2021 - Time: 5 PM - 6:20 PM - Venue: Online Zoom @ https://stonybrook.zoom.us/j/96862266374?pwd=MTloSi8rS0FMTm1RcmlwOGxhSGVSUT09 - - Meeting ID: 968 6226 6374 - Passcode: 120872
Three undergraduates learned the journalistic trade at their internship at Joongang Daily. This is the kind of hands-on project experience that our students get at SUNY Korea. All students and professors associated with SUNY Korea are in boldface below. ‍ [Journalism Internship] ESG could be more than an investment philosophy https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/2021/11/26/englishStudy/journalism%20internship/SUNY2021-ESG-could-be-more-than-an-investment-philosophy/20211126111658485
On a cold winter day in New York, there’s nothing like strolling past the holiday windows of upper Fifth Avenue. Luxe retailer Bergdorf Goodman mounts the ne plus ultra of window extravaganzas, and this year Fashion Illustration faculty member and alum Carlos Aponte, Illustration MFA ’21, is a creative force behind one of them. The project began in June when David Hoey, who directs the Bergdorf windows, reached out to Aponte. Hoey envisioned a building exterior with
The Department of Technology and Society (DTS) at SUNY Korea Stony Brook University equips students with the knowledge and skills needed for career success in the 21st century. Identical to that at the Stony Brook main campus, the DTS program at SUNY Korea provides an education that unifies traditionally separate disciplines into an integrated unified whole to address problems in society. Applying concepts and tools drawn from natural sciences, engineering, and social sciences, the Depart
Can a Focus on Empathy and Trust Guide Our Taste in Choosing the Right Problems to Solve? Written by Chihmao Hsieh In his inauguration speech earlier this year, Lee Kwang-hyung, the new president of KAIST, remarked “KAIST는 앞으로 인류가 당면한 문제를 찾아 정의하고 해결하는 것에 중점을 둬야 한다”. This is a fundamental issue in entrepreneurship: the opportunities that we find depend on how we search for to a problem, but also how we formulate problems in the first place. For example,
Johng-Ihl Lee, a professor of Department of Technology and Society and a Dean of Department of Planning and External Relations at SUNY Korea, serves as the director of KDI (International Business Administration) at SUNY Korea. He is one of the top experts in Korea who is proficient in both theory and practice of international cooperation and policy development. In 2020, he was appointed as the 29th president of the Korean Society for Innovation Management and Economics (KOSIME). We recent