Caldwell College Hosts Visitors From Its Sister University in Korea
Caldwell College hosted visitors from its sister university, Duksung Women’s University in South Korea, on Monday Jan. 29.
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College has sister university agreements with Duksung Women's University
and Catholic University of Korea. The programs are aimed at promoting
global education and providing U.S. students with opportunities to study
the culture. Each year, the Korean universities select one of their best
students to come to Caldwell College to study and learn about the American
educational system and culture.
Interested Caldwell College students are also invited to study at one of the Korean universities. Over the years, several Caldwell faculty have taught at the Korean universities.
Front row left to right: Paul Douillard, Caldwell College, Vice President of Academic Affairs; Dr. Eun-Hee Chi, President of Duksung Women’s University; Sister Patrice Werner, O.P, President of Caldwell College; Ms. Hae-Young Kim, staff member, International Study Program at Duksung University and Young-Jim Kim, student studying at Caldwell from Duksung
From left to right second row: Jin-Myung Chung, Exchange Student from Catholic University of Korea; Dr. Sook Choi, Caldwell Biology faculty and the liaison with Duksung and Catholic University of Korea; Joseph Posillico, Caldwell V.P. for Enrollment Management; Sister Judy Rudolph, O.P. Caldwell College Registrar; Dr. Park, Duksung Dean of Planning and several other faculty and staff members