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| 1940 |
Graduation from Ewha High School, Seoul |
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| 1942~1944 |
Graduation from Ewha Women’s College, Seoul |
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| 1950 B.A |
College of Education, Seoul National University |
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| 1954~1956 |
Sociology major, Lambuth College, Jackson, Tennessee |
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| 1958 M.A. |
Scarritt College, Nashville, Tennessee |
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| 1944 ~ 1945 |
Supervisor, Young Women’s Training Center of Sapgyo Primary School, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea |
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| 1952. 11 ~ 1953 |
Managing Director, Research Institute for Women’s Issues |
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| 1958, 63, 65 |
Lecturer, Department of Social Work, Ewha Women’s University |
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| 1959 ~ 1962 |
Secretary General, National YWCA of Korea |
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| 1961 ~ 1970 |
Board Member, Korean National Council of Women |
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| 1964 ~ 1970 |
President, Research Institute for Women’s Issues, Korea |
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| 1964 ~ 1982 |
Resident Commissioner, National YWCA of Korea |
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| 1968 ~ 1972 |
Vice-president, Korea Chapter, Pan-Pacific Southeast Asia Women’s Association (PPSEAWA) |
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| 1993 ~ 1998 |
Chairperson, Mission for Togetherness |
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| 1994 ~ 1997 |
Board Member, The Kim Dae-jung Peace Foundation for the Asia-Pacific Region, Seoul |
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| 1998 ~ 2002 |
Honorary President, Friends of Love |
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| 1998 ~ present |
Honorary Chairperson, National Sport Festival for the Disabled |
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| 1998 ~ present |
Honorary Chairperson, Community Chest of Korea |
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| 1999 ∼ present |
Honorary President, Korea Support Committee for International Vaccine Institute (IVI) |
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| 1999 ∼ present |
Honorary Chairperson, Habitat for Humanity Korea |
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| 1999 ∼ present |
Honorary President, Korean Cancer Society |
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| 1999 ∼ present |
Honorary Chairperson, “Visit Korea Year” Promotion Committee |
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| 2001 ∼ present |
Honorary President, The Sejong Center Sponsor Organization |
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| 2001 ∼ present |
Honorary Chairperson of the Board of Directors, The Education Foundation for Koreans Abroad |
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| 1940. 3 |
Religion Prize of Ewha Girls’ High School, Seoul |
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| 1983. 2 |
Valiant Woman Award from Church Women United of the United States, NY |
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| 1983. 5 |
Tower Award of Scarritt Colleg, Nashville, TN |
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| 1983. 5 |
Honorary Citizenship, Nashville, TN |
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| 1984. 2 |
1984 Human Rights Award of North American Coalition for Human Rights in Korea, Washington, DC |
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| 1987. 9 |
Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Northeastern University, Boston, MA |
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| 1987. 9 |
Excellent Woman of the Year from California State |
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| 1988. 5 |
Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Washburn University, Topeka, Kan |
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| 1989. 9 |
Model Teacher Citation from General Board of Higher Education and Ministry, United Methodist Church |
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| 1994. 11. |
The 5th World Holy Spirit Service Award from the World Holy Spirit Service Club |
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| 1996. 10 |
Professor Emeritus, Tianjin University, People’s Republic of China |
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| 1997. 6 |
Honorary Doctorate of Religious Education from Coral Ridge Baptist University, Jacksonville, Fla |
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| 1998. 2 |
Grand Order of Mugunghwa, Republic of Korea |
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| 1998. 4 |
Honorary Doctorate of Education from Aoyama Gakuin University, Kokyo, Japan |
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| 1998. 5 |
May 1998 Ewha Emblem, highest honor from Ewha Girls’ High School |
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| 1998. 5 |
Honorary doctorate of Philosophy from Ewha Women’s University |
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| 1999. 10 |
Honorary Doctorate of Literature from Dong-A University, Korea |
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| 2000. 1 |
International Social Welfare Prize of University of Southern California |
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| 2000. 2 |
Speaker at the National Prayer Breakfast, US Congress and the International Diplomatic Luncheon |
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| 2000. 9 |
Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Drew University, Madison, NJ |
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| 2000. 10 |
Distinguished Alumni Award from Seoul National University |
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| 2001. 1 |
Woman of Year 2000 Award from Pearl S. Buck International |
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| 2002. 5 |
Outstanding Leadership in Peace and Justice Award from the Scarritt-Bennett Center, Nashville, TN |
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| 2002. 5 |
Award for Moral Leadership from Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN |
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| My Love, My Country |
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| (trans. by Rhee Tong-chin), 1997, LA, University of Southern California |
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| Praying for Tomorrow |
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| (trans. by Rhee Tong-chin and ed. by George Oakley TottenⅢ), 2000, LA, University of Southern California |
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