Julia Jeon is the First Place Winner of the 2009 Global Rev. Ham Suk-Hyun Essay Contest (www.KoreanEssayContest.com), a global essay contest held annually to honor Rev. Ham Suk-Hyun, who was a Quaker clergyman in South Korea and a peace activist, who was the first Korean to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. His friend, former South Korean President Kim Dae-Jung won the first Nobel Peace Prize as a Korean for his "Sunshine Policy" to bring reconciliation between South Korea and North Korea, two countries created according to Cold War ideologies after World War 2. The international essay contest encourages international peace and understanding among high school students around the world. Julia Jeon is currently a senior at The Academy of Holy Angels, a Catholic high school in the Notre Dame tradition, located in Damarest, Bergen County, New Jersey. Julia Jeon aspires to be an internationally famous artist and fashion designer and planning to pursue an art major in college. This book describes Julia Jeon's artistic journey toward greatness.

This book contains a collection of thirteen research essays by those identified as future leaders of the Korean-American community on topics, such as China (Minjae Kim), labor unrest of early 1900s (James DongHwi Kim), the hostile relationship between Korean-Americans and African-Americans (Julius Im), Alexander Graham Bell (Hoon Ho Jang), Alzheimer's Disease (Edward Lee), Heart Attacks (Hyang Ki Lee), Coco Chanel (Julia Jeon), Thomas Edison (Kevin Lee), Bill Gates (Esther Lee), Steve Jobs (Amy Jeon), Henry Ford (Billy Kim), Ray Bradbury (James Kim), and Benjamin Franklin (Martin Kim). This book was edited by Minjae Kim, who is a student at New York University in the City of New York, who is very active in NYU's student Catholic programs. Minjae aspires to be a human rights lawyer. She is a citizen of South Korea.

Julia Jeon is the First Place Winner of the 2009 Global Rev. Ham Suk-Hyun Essay Contest (www.KoreanEssayContest.com), a global essay contest held annually to honor Rev. Ham Suk-Hyun, who was a Quaker clergyman in South Korea and a peace activist, who was the first Korean to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. His friend, former South Korean President Kim Dae-Jung won the first Nobel Peace Prize as a Korean for his "Sunshine Policy" to bring reconciliation between South Korea and North Korea, two countries created according to Cold War ideologies after World War 2. The international essay contest encourages international peace and understanding among high school students around the world. Julia Jeon is currently a senior at The Academy of Holy Angels, a Catholic high school in the Notre Dame tradition, located in Damarest, Bergen County, New Jersey. Julia Jeon aspires to be an internationally famous artist and fashion designer and planning to pursue an art major in college. This book describes Julia Jeon's artistic journey toward greatness.

This book contains a collection of thirteen research essays by those identified as future leaders of the Korean-American community on topics, such as China (Minjae Kim), labor unrest of early 1900s (James DongHwi Kim), the hostile relationship between Korean-Americans and African-Americans (Julius Im), Alexander Graham Bell (Hoon Ho Jang), Alzheimer's Disease (Edward Lee), Heart Attacks (Hyang Ki Lee), Coco Chanel (Julia Jeon), Thomas Edison (Kevin Lee), Bill Gates (Esther Lee), Steve Jobs (Amy Jeon), Henry Ford (Billy Kim), Ray Bradbury (James Kim), and Benjamin Franklin (Martin Kim). This book was edited by Minjae Kim, who is a student at New York University in the City of New York, who is very active in NYU's student Catholic programs. Minjae aspires to be a human rights lawyer. She is a citizen of South Korea.