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    Courtesy of Hei Jong Lim.

    Kyung Durk Har

    A.B. (1925), A.M. (1927), Ph.D. (1928)

    Kyung Durk (K.D.) Har (Ha Kyŏng-dŏk, 하경덕 河敬德, 1897–1951) was a sociologist, publisher, and public intellectual.... Read more about Kyung Durk Har

  • Andrew Kang
    Courtesy of Dr. Andrew Kang.

    Andrew Ho Kang

    B.S. (1957) from Wofford College; M.D. (1962) from Harvard University

    Andrew Ho Kang (강호, 姜虎, 1934–present) is the Goodman Professor and Chairman Emeritus of the Department of Medicine at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, Tennessee.... Read more about Andrew Ho Kang

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    Myo Mook Lee

    Myo Mook Lee (Yi Myo-muk 이묘묵 李卯默; 1902–1957) was a Korean educator and politician who worked as an interpreter for the American Military Government and as a diplomat for the South Korean government.... Read more about Myo Mook Lee

  • No-Yong Park
    Portrait of Park No-Yong from Lanhei Kim Park's book. Courtesy of Lanhei Kim Park and Mei-Lan Shaw.

    No-Yong Park

    A.M. (1930), Ph.D. (1932)

    No-Yong Park (1897 or 1899–1976), or Pak No-yŏng (박노영 朴魯英), was a Korean-born activist who, upon arrival in the United States, became a self-proclaimed Chinese immigrant lecturer and writer.... Read more about No-Yong Park

  • Hyung Nai Song

    Hyung Nai Song

    M.P.H. (1946) and M.S.H. (1956) from Harvard School of Public Health

    Hyung Nai Song (Song Hyŏng-nae, 宋亨來, 1914–2012) was one of the first Koreans to study abroad in the United States after the end of Japanese colonial rule (1910–1945) who became a central figure in establishing South Korea’s public health system after 1945.... Read more about Hyung Nai Song