2019 OIE International Photo Contest- Special Korea Institute Prize
On Friday, February 7, 2020 in the Lamont Forum Room in Lamont Library, the winners of the 16th Annual International Photo Contest were chosen. This award ceremony and reception was hosted by the Office of International Education (OIE). The photographs are from Harvard College students who have studied, worked, interned or done research abroad in the past year.
1. The Korea Institute Special Prize was awarded to Ana...
Application Deadlines for 2020 Undergraduate Summer Programs in Korea are Coming Up Soon!
Harvard Summer School in Korea (HSS Korea) 2020 Program Application-- Due Thursday, January 30, 2020 Info and the online application via the Harvard Summer School Website: https://www.summer.harvard.edu/study-abroad/seoul-south-korea Program Dates are: Tues June 23, 2020 (arrival and check-into dorms) - Sat August 15, 2020 (mandatory check out of dorms) (8 weeks). Please also...
Olivia Fu,'22, Government, "Navigating Asia as an Asian American"
Olivia Fu spoke about her experience in the Ewha-Havard Summer School Program in Korea & the Harvard College Project for Asian and International Relations in Kazakhstan at the Harvard Worldwide Week Destination: World Pechakucha Presentation event held in the CGIS Tsai Auditorium on October 10, 2019.
On Thursday, October 10, 2019, the Harvard community had the opportunity to learn how international experiences shaped the lives of Harvard undergraduates. Nine students took to the stage to share their inspirational stories about global engagement, intellectual exploration and personal discovery made possible through experiences abroad.
Please take a look at the full video for the 2019 Worldwide Week at Harvard Destination: World student presentation event.
Please join us for another exciting Harvard Worldwide event, Destination: World on Thursday, October 10, 2019 from 4:15pm-6:30pm in the Tsai Auditorium, CGIS South, 1730 Cambridge St. for student PechaKucha presentations on how international experience shaped the Harvard experience.
From studying Hong Kong to walking Cape Town, come learn how international experiences shape the lives of Harvard undergraduates. Nine students take center stage in the Tsai Auditorium stage to share their inspirational stories about global engagement, intellectual...
Please join us for the Engaging the World: International Opportunities Fair on Friday, October 4, 2019 from 1-4pm in the Cabot Science Library, Science Center
Taking place during Harvard's Worldwide Week, the Harvard College International Opportunities Fair is an annual undergraduate student fair showcasing activities and funding available to undergraduates throughout the year. Connect with the international centers and offices, academic departments, and selected student groups that will send you abroad to study, research, intern or volunteer. Please stop by...
In all honesty, I was not sure what to expect from my internship at CJ 4DPLEX; a strange combination of events meant that I was not introduced to any members of my team until less than a week before I joined the team. Because of those same confluence of events, I also had no idea what would be expected of me. I was told that I was the first intern this team had ever had, and, for a while, it showed. I’m not convinced that they knew what to do with me and I kept surprising them anytime I’d finish something quickly.
The first day at work I didn’t move from my seat because I was...
This summer, I worked as the Business Strategy Intern at CJ Freshway, a food distribution company within CJ Corporation. The Business Strategy team is an in-house consulting engine for CJ Freshway, analyzing current business problems that the company faces or possibilities of growth for the company, then creating short to long-term goals for the company accordingly based on market and industry research, data analysis, and strategic frameworks.
Throughout the summer, I took on a project concerning the possibility of a new business channel, which was to be a part of a new...
I vividly remember the first time I considered applying for the internship at CJ ENM and all the questions and concerns that others would voice to me as soon as I mentioned the possibility. I was a junior who had never delved into the entertainment or business industries and whose activities and classes solely reflected a trajectory in pre-medicine and psychology. My background and interests always led to the same questions from myself and others: Why CJ ENM? Aren’t you pre-med? Shouldn’t you be doing research for the summer? Why are you suddenly interested in marketing and entertainment...
