Kim, Hui-Jung
Current Address: 1923 Sherman Ave. #20 Madison, WITel: 608) 249-4785
E-mail: or
Education
/ University of Wisconsin –Madison Sep. 2001 ~ CurrentCandidate of MS, Department of Sociology
Study Focus: Social Movements, Collective Actions, Organization and Business Ethics, Stratification etc.
Korea University Seoul Korea Mar. 1996 ~ Feb. 2001
BA of Business Administration
Study Focus: Industrial Relations, Collective Behavior, Organizational Theory
Sunggonghoi University Seoul Korea Sep. 2000 ~ Dec. 2000
Participant of Labor College Workshop
Subject: Search for Solidarity between Labor Movements and Civic Movements of South Korea.
Job/Research
Experience / Korea Accreditation Board Seoul Korea Mar. 2001~ Jul. 2001
Project Assistant
Project Name: K-OHSMS (Occupational Health and Safety Management System) 18001 Project
Collecting & Managing Data, Translating English Documents into Korean
CNH Training Co., Ltd Seoul Korea Jul. 2000 ~ Jul. 2001
Full-time Office Assistant
Making and Dealing with Import/Export Offer, Manning as secretary of President
Private Tutoring Mar. 1996 ~ Jul. 2001
Mathematics and Statistics
Activities
/ Contemporary Economics Society in Korea UniversityChief of Academic Section Mar. 1998 ~ Mar.1999
Chief of Planning Section Sep. 1997 ~ Feb. 1998
Chief of Political Economics Section Mar. 1997 ~ Aug. 1997
Awards
/ Korea Univ. Fellowship for the top 10% of Freshmen Mar. 1996Korea Univ. Superiority Scholarship
Computer
Skills / MS Office programs and web-browsing
SAS and STATA
Language
/ Native KoreanJapanese speaking and reading at intermediate level
Reference
/ Oliver, Pamela E.Professor of UW-Madison
E-mail: Tel: 608/262-6829
Bo-Sam Lee
General Manager at Korean Accreditation Board, R&D Dept.E-mail:
Dong-One Kim
Professor at Korea University. Business Administration Dept.E-mail:
My name is Kim, Hui-Jung. I am an incoming graduate student in the department of sociology. I am from South Korea, whose dynamic democratization process and vigorous labor and studentmovements have inspired me to study sociology here in Madison. As a first-year graduate student, I have broad interests in various fields as socioal movemnts, collective actions, business ethics and stratification. To develop my broad concerns into more specific research subjects, I need many research and project experiences and more advanced data management and analysis skills. That is why I apply for the position.
For my relevant skills, you can refer to my curriculum vitae above. It briefly shows you what I have done and what I can do. Let me add just few additional descriptions on it.
As to the statistics, I took two three-credit courses at Korea University: Business Statistics and Business Mathematics respectively. The courses dealt with all the basic statistics concepts and tools such as regression, distribution, correlation, t-test, etc. I had a chance toapply them actually dealing with data when I took the Marketing Research course. Small as the data were, I became familiar with managing data using SAS and Excel.
As you can see from my curriculum vitae, I have many job experiences. For five month from March 200l to July 2001, for example, I worked for KAB (Korea Accrediation Board) as an assistant for the K-OHSMS 18001(Korea Occupational Health and Safety Management System) project. My main task was to translate various English documents including BSI OHSMS Guidelines to Korean. It took me two months and my job was about to end soon. But my job performance was so satisfatory that I was offered a three-month job extension from KAB. During this period of time, I collected and managed a data set about occupational illness, accidents, hazard and risk of various industrial sectors in Korea. It was used as the basis for adjusting BSI OHSMS Guidelines into Korean context. This is my latest job experience.
If you give me a chance to have an interview, you will fine me a really experienced person. I am positive, responsible and sociable as well.
Thank you for reading. I am looking for hearing from you soon.
Hui-Jung Kim