Education
PhD in Classics and Philosophy, Yale University
Subjects
Classics, Philosophy, Philosophy and Literature, Philosophical Forms (Dialogue, Letter, Autobiography), History and Religion
Achievements
Summa cum laude in Classics and summa cum laude in Philosophy for two separate honors theses at Cornell; Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow; Harry Caplan Fellow (awarded by Cornell Classics to one Classics major in their junior year); Dean's List all four years at Cornell
About
Kim is a PhD student in Classics and Philosophy at Yale University. She is interested in the intersection of literature and philosophy, particularly how writing philosophy in literary forms such as dialogue, letter, and autobiography shapes the philosophical outcome of a text. Her work is interdisciplinary, spanning philosophy, literature, history, and religion, and she is excited to work with anyone interested in these fields.
Discipline
Psychology & Social Sciences
Academic Achievements
Received Summa cum Laude in Classics and Summa cum Laude in Philosophy for two separate honors theses at Cornell. Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow (national research fellowship for undergraduates). Harry Caplan Fellow (awarded by Cornell Classics department to one Classics major in their junior year). Made the Dean's List all four years at Cornell.
Teaching & Mentoring Experience
I was a tutor at the Petey Greene Program for one year where I tutored a group of five students for one hour every week. I tutored a group of four high schoolers for one a hour a week for a year. I tutored a middle schooler for one a hour a week for two years.
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