Hi! I’m Alysia, and I’m majoring in Political Science at NCCU. My fields of interest are Politics and Economics, so I also minor in Economics.
As a research assistant on the team, I am involved in analyzing data. Through the research program, Organization of Power, I expect to learn basic skills in data analysis and gain knowledge about the exercise of power. I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to work in the lab!
Hi! I am Emma (Yen Hsi), a Political Science student at NCCU and a Research Assistant in Dr. Reidhead’s lab. My research interests revolve around gender and politics. During my time at NCCU, I’ve taken several courses related to comparative politics and gender history, which have shaped my current focus.
As part of the team, I am responsible for reorganizing and analyzing data to support our research efforts. This role enables me to both apply and sharpen my analytical skills.
I appreciate the chance to join this team, and I am excited to work alongside this talented group and apply what I’ve learned to further explore the intersection of gender and political careers.
Hi! I’m Emily, majoring in Korean Language and Culture at NCCU. As a Research Assistant on our team, I am responsible for collecting Korean data.
It is always fascinating for me to learn about Korea, especially its politics and social issues. Aside from continuously improving my Korean ability, reading related books is also a hobby of mine and an approach to broaden my perspective on these fields.
I feel honored for the opportunity to contribute to our project, which aligns with my interests, and I am delighted to learn more knowledge about Korean politics along the way.
Hi! I’m Evelyn, an Economics major at NCCU and a Research Assistant on our team. My role in the team involves collecting and analyzing data.
I was previously the president of the Google Developer Student Club at NCCU, where I participated in two major projects that really sharpened my practical skills.
Every day on this team offers new learning opportunities, and I love being able to apply what I learn in real-world scenarios.
As a research assistant under Dr. Reidhead, I contribute to a project exploring Taiwan and Korean politics, focusing on data collection and analytics. With a major in data analytics from the International College of Innovation and a double major in Business Administration, I offer a diverse skill set to our research team.
Previously, I served as the student president of ICI, overseeing my department, and founded the SLAM language exchange club, a platform where local and international students gather. Through SLAM, I organize an English camp for local high school students.
For side projects, I authored 3 books: “Life Design Major 3 Principles: Happiness, Future Roadmaps, and Manifestation,” “AUS Working Holiday Guidebook,” and “K-Military Mindset Guidebook.” Additionally, I have been a stock and crypto investor since 2020.
Combining my academic journey, leadership experience, and community engagement, I am dedicated to contributing to our project. I am eager to apply my diverse skill set to shed light on this field.
Hi! I’m Connie, studying Korean Language and Culture at NCCU. As a Research Assistant on Dr. Reidhead’s team, I am responsible for collecting data.
From the experiences of traveling to Korea, I became interested in the Korean language, culture, and society. Consequently, I have continuously improved my Korean skills, enabling me to broaden my horizons to see the world from different perspectives.
I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity to join this team, which allows me to put my learning into practice and learn a great deal.