Category Archives: June-2024-NationalEvents

by Jeho Park, Ph.D. (KSEA 52nd VP1) The National Math and Science Contest (NMSC) is one of the flagship events hosted by KSEA. The NMSC 2024 was held on Saturday, April 6, 2024, marking the first fully in-person contest since the global pandemic in 2021. Nearly 1,000 students from 4th through 11th grade across theContinue reading “National Math and Science Contest (NMSC) 2024”

Reported by KSEA Art contest committee(Chair Wooram Park, VP1 Jeho Park) The KSEA National Art Contest was held in Spring 2024 for K-12 students in the U.S. In April, the art theme “Sailing around our new world” was announced through the email advertisement and the event website https://art.ksea.org. 230 students were registered in the contest,Continue reading “2024 KSEA Art Contest: Sailing around our new world”

KSEA held its 5th Science and Technology Entrepreneurship Partners’ Upscale Program (STEP-UP) at Omni Atlanta Hotel at Centennial Park in Atlanta, Georgia for 2 days on April 20~21, 2024 with the mission to promote and enrich the KSEA members’ entrepreneurship and to discuss the success of innovative ventures, especially in the fields of biotech, healthcare,Continue reading “KSEA STEP-UP 2024”

Report prepared by: Jeremy Chung & Matthew JeonYG National Board 2023-24 KSEA YG Groups had a successful semester! Here are some of the activities they held. Thank you KSEA for the support for these events! UCSD KSEA YG: “Photo Booth Event” The most memorable, effortful, and popular social event that KSEA-YG @UCSD held was theContinue reading “KSEA YG Activities Recap (January-June 2024)”

Introduction The inaugural Katalyst 2024 was held in Atlanta, GA on March 1 – 3, 2024. Katalyst (Korean-American Mentorship and Leadership Immersion for Young Scientists and Technologists) is a new program within KSEA YG that is designed for leadership and career development of Korean-American undergraduate students in STEM by providing a platform for mentorship andContinue reading “Katalyst 2024: First National Undergraduate-Focused Conference”