Tuesday, September 20, 2016
PittEd profiles alumnus Namgi Park and his impact on Korean education.
via 서울Pn
The University of Pittsburgh School of Education's online magazine, PittEd has teacher-training and cultural-immersion programs in Pittsburgh with the Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council. In 2013 he received a 225 Medallion from the University of Pittsburgh, which recognizes him as a distinguished alumnus. And his admiration for particularly impressive hibiscus he found in a Squirrel Hill front yard was published in the Chosun Ilbo, a flower and column that grabbed attention since the hibiscus (무궁화) is the national flower of South Korea.
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