KUSCO is pleased to announce that 2014 KUSCO Scholarship Ceremony was successfully held during UKC 2014. Every year, KUSCO’s scholarship program recognizes outstanding Graduate Students who have demonstrated excellent talents in the fields of science and engineering and helps identify and nurture potential leaders of scientific community for closer cooperation between Korea and US in the future. KUSCO operates this program in cooperation with the KSEA.
After reviewing numerous applications this year, KUSCO’s final decision for its 2014 Graduate Scholarship was made for these 15 outstanding students as follows:
Number | First | Last | School Name | Major |
1 | Jungwon | Ahn | University of Minnesota | Mechanical Engineering |
2 | Jaepyeong | Cha | Johns Hopkins University | Electrical and Computer Engineering |
3 | Joonseok | Cho | University of Florida | Biomedical Science |
4 | Jongkwon | Choi | The University of Texas at Austin | Structural Engineering |
5 | Chang Yu | Hong | Portland State University | Urban Studies and Planning |
6 | Joonmoo | Huh | North Carolina State University | Computer Engineering |
7 | Yoonseob | Kim | University of Michigan, Ann Arbor | Chemical Engineering |
8 | Sunai | Kim | University of California Los Angeles | Structural & Earthquake Engineering |
9 | Hyungil | Kim | Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University | Industrial and Systems Engineering |
10 | Joonseok | Lee | Georgia Institute of Technology | Computer Science (Machine Learning) |
11 | Seoung Jun | Lee | Cornell University | Mechanical Engineering |
12 | Sunwoo | Lee | Columbia University | Electrical Engineering |
13 | Jaewook | Myung | Stanford University | Civil and Environmental Engineering |
14 | Ji Sun | Park | Duke University | Biomedical Engineering |
15 | Chungja | Yang | Michigan Technological University | Chemical Engineering |