Lee will work at the Center for Global Strategies and Planning at KAIST, where she will be "studying, planning, and managing international collaborative S&T [science and technology] programs such as triple-helix modelled global campuses or start-up incubation centers," she wrote.

As a Ph.D. student in the School of History and Sociology, Lee's dissertation focused on cross-national university knowledge sharing and production in South Korea.

Congratulations, Sooa!

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