Corinna Won

Corinna Won

2028

Policy & Public Affairs

Political Science

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Corinna Won is a Kenyon College Class of 2028 student majoring in Political Science. Her research interests include gender policy and gender theory, sustainable policy solutions for women, comparative constitutional law, judicial politics, the Supreme Court, and the political implications of modern Korean and Japanese fiction.

Previous research experience: John Adams Summer Scholar at Kenyon working with Professor McGee on the Federalist Society's network of influence across the legislative and judicial branches; research assistance collecting data on congressional court-curbing legislation.

How I got started: I developed a close academic relationship with Professor McGee through his class and office hours, shared my interest in political science research, and was invited to join his research projects on judicial politics and constitutional law.

Open to being contacted: Yes

Preferred contact: Woncorinna@gmail.com

Advice/notes: Research assistant opportunities; political science research; judicial politics; constitutional law; legislative research; gender policy.

Location

New York

New York, NY, USA