Flushing, New York City, NY - In a significant endeavor to promote civic engagement, faculty members Dr. EunSu Lee and Dr. Eunsoo Kim, alongside undergraduate student researchers Bokyung Choi, Moonsoo Park, and Jinsol Lee, have conducted a thorough voting turnout analysis of the 2022 General Election. Bokyung Choi and Moonsoo Park played pivotal roles in data cleaning and analysis, ensuring the integrity of the dataset, while Jinsol Lee skillfully visualized the intricate findings. The initiative, conducted in collaboration with the Korean-American Civic Empowerment (KACE), aims to inspire voters for the upcoming NJ and NY General Elections by providing insights into the factors influencing voter turnout.

The research team recently shared their findings at a press conference held at the KACE office in Flushing, NYC, on October 25, 2023. The event showcased the team's dedication to fostering informed civic participation. To extend accessibility, a detailed video and comprehensive report of the analysis are now available on the KACE website at https://kace.org/2023/11/05/2022nykoramvdamap/. 

The collaborative efforts of Dr. EunSu Lee, Dr. Eunsoo Kim, and the dedicated student researchers underscore the importance of research in shaping informed civic discourse. As the community prepares for upcoming elections, the insights provided by this analysis serve as a valuable resource for encouraging widespread voter engagement and ensuring a robust democratic process.

About KACE:

KACE, known for its commitment to empowering the Korean-American community in civic matters, has a mission to promote political awareness and active participation. Learn more about KACE's mission at https://kace.org/kace-mission/.   

Dallas, Texas - In the dynamic landscape of academic conferences, the US-Koreca Conference (UKC) 2023, hosted by Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA), stood out as a platform for groundbreaking research and innovation. Among the distinguished presenters was Dr. EunSu Lee, who captivated the audience with two compelling presentations.

Title 1: Integrating Geographic Information Systems and Automatic Identification Systems for Maritime Logistics

Dr. Lee delved into the future of maritime logistics with his presentation on the integration of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Automatic Identification Systems (AIS). In his talk, he explored the synergies between these technologies and their potential to revolutionize the efficiency and safety of maritime transportation. This innovative approach has the potential to reshape the industry by providing real-time data on vessel movements, enhancing navigation, and optimizing logistics strategies.

Title 2: A Drill-Down Demand Analysis of Beef and Hay Consumption in Korea

Shifting gears, Dr. Lee presented a meticulous drill-down demand analysis of beef and hay consumption in Korea. His research shed light on the intricate patterns and factors influencing the consumption trends of these essential commodities. By examining the economic, cultural, and environmental variables at play, Dr. Lee's analysis offers valuable insights for stakeholders in the agricultural and food industries, facilitating informed decision-making and resource allocation.

The UKC 2023 provided a platform for experts, scholars, and enthusiasts to engage in discussions, share knowledge, and explore collaborative opportunities. Dr. EunSu Lee's contributions underscored the conference's commitment to pushing the boundaries of research and fostering advancements that have far-reaching implications for diverse industries.

As the conference concluded, attendees left with a sense of anticipation, eager to witness the real-world impact of the ideas and innovations unveiled at the US-Korea Conference 2023.

About KSEA:

The US-Koreca Conference 2023 was hosted by the Korean-American Scientists and Engineers Association (KSEA). KSEA is a prominent organization dedicated to advancing the contributions of Korean-American scientists and engineers in the United States. With a mission to promote excellence and leadership in science and technology, KSEA plays a pivotal role in fostering collaboration, supporting research initiatives, and providing a platform for the exchange of knowledge and ideas. Learn more about KSEA at https://www.ukc.ksea.org/about/about-ksea/. 

A Methodology for Identifying Underserved Area within Parcel Delivery Systems Utilizing Large Scaled Delivery Data

2:00 – 3:00 PM on Friday, February 24, 2023

NJCU School of Business, Room 219

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Via ZOOM Meeting ID: 913 5227 8644 /Passcode: 60959151

Mr. Jinjae Kim is a master’s student in Logistics at the Graduate School of Logistics at Inha University in Incheon, Korea. He received his B.S. in Logistics and a minor in Computer Engineering from the University. As an Assistant Researcher, he worked for Inha University Global E-Governance Center. He is affiliated with the Supply Chain and Demand Analytics & Technology Lab at the NJCU School of Business as a graduate research intern. His research interests include topics of last-mile delivery and urban transportation and freight with the methodology of Machine Learning using Big Data.  Email: jjkim@inha.edu 

Natalia De La Fuente, a NCU School of Business student, received the best master’s student poster presentation award from the 51st Northeast Decision Sciences Institute (NEDSI) Annual Meeting. The meeting was hosted by New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in Newark, NJ on April 7-9, 2021.

Natalia is a master's student in M.S. in Business Analytics & Data Science and a student member of the Supply Chain and Demand Analytics and Technology Laboratory (SCDAT). She presented her research, entitled “Detection of COVID-19 & Pneumonia with X-Ray images Using Neural Networks,” at the competition. She developed algorithms of the machine learning using Neural Networks with patients’ chest X-ray images to detect the differences between COVID-19 and Pneumonia, therefore treating patients with right medicine and treatments.

NEDSI sponsored the special Master Student Poster Session in conjunction with the 2022 meeting. She was the winner of the special Undergraduate Student Poster Session at the virtual NEDSI annual meeting in 2021.

To learn more about the meeting, please visit https://nedsi.decisionsciences.org/about

ANNOUNCEMENT: The application deadline for the Clinton Global Initiative University 2022 program has been extended to January 26!

Undergraduate and graduate students who are committed to address pressing challenges in #education, #climatechange, #humanrights, #povertyalleviation, and #publichealth are invited to join President Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, and the next generation of leaders for #CGIU2022 to receive access to a social impact curriculum, personalized mentorship, virtual events, $650K in funding through CGI U partners, and a global community of changemakers.

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The Clinton Global Initiative University (CGUI) would like to offer you the opportunity to work on a team project for the CGUI and help your community.  This may be a 2-3 member project that has already started or a new project.

There’s no cost to participate, but to be a part of this program, students must commit to address a pressing local or global challenge.  This commitment – called a “Commitment to Action” – takes the form of a new, specific, and measurable project that each student develops with their peers.  These commitments fall within one of five focus areas:  Education, Environment and Climate Change, Peace and Human Rights, Poverty Alleviation, and Public Health.

Apply by 1/21/2022 at:

https://www.clintonfoundation.org/programs/leadership-public-service/clinton-global-initiative-university/apply/