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09/26/07
Her name? Yoon Young-mi, who graduated from the college of law at Seoul National University and worked for four years at the Constitutional Court of Korea as a researcher of the Constitution. Her mission?
"I will try to provide students with legal knowledge that I have accumulated in the real field," said Yoon. "I will put all my efforts toward bringing up
law experts equipped with theoretical and empirical knowledge."
The university was founded in 1905 and "had remained a male-dominated area despite the recent female-oriented work culture in various fields."
The article continues to say that "Korea University's
law school has employed a total of five new members, including former judges and attorneys as professors in efforts to win the right to run the new law school. It will also hire 12 more law experts by March 2008."
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