Hashi.org 장학금

Hashi.org 장학금

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신청서 접수기간: 2013년 9월 1일 부터 2013년 10월 15일까지

장학금 수여자 발표: 2013년 11월 1일

신청서 양식: http://www.hashi.org/scholarshipko.html

Hashi.org Announces American Scholarship Winner!

9/01/13 - Hashi.org is proud to announce the winner of the 7th annual Travel Scholarship to an American citizen! This year, choosing one winner amongst the many outstanding applicants was far more difficult than in any previous year.  We received dozens of outstanding applications, with essays describing a variety of backgrounds. Semi-finalists included:

·       Peer mentor to Japanese homestay students who aspires to develop programs to serve orphans of Japanese and minority descent

·       Exchange student going to study in Tokyo, who after graduation, plans to undertake graduate work in urban sustainability and study the role of environmental activism in the lives of Japan’s youth

·       A student planning on being an English teacher in Japan through the JET program, who also aspires to create an engaging web journal to showcase life in Japan

·       A law student with a goal of becoming an attorney with expertise in Japanese intellectual property (IP) and entertainment, who is becoming involved with The Waseda Reconstruction Support Office, which was established to serve as the coordinating center for recovery and reconstruction efforts regarding the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami.

Our winner is a student studying this summer in Korea, and the 2013-14 term at Kyoto Gakuen University. Her Independent Study focused on Japanese imperialists and their utilization of the Mimana colony recorded within the Nihon shoki in order to justify the Annexation of Korea in 1910. Afterwards, she addressed the post-war Korean response, refuting Japan's interpreted version of Korean history, particularly the history of Gaya (J: Mimana). On May 14, 2013, she received the Outstanding Major Award in East Asian Studies at North Central College. Her goal is to become an East Asian Studies professor, focusing on Korean-Japanese relations.

Again, our honorary panel of judges this year found this scholarship decision the hardest one yet. With so many worthy applicants with admirable accomplishments and aspirations, it was extremely difficult to choose just one. But the winner’s application proved to be the finest example of the ideals and goals of hashi.org. While there were many worthy submissions, Hashi.org is proud to award a $1,000 travel scholarship to Clara Hur! Congratulations!