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Helen Kim Net Worth

By David Perry

Age, Biography and Wiki

Who is it?Actress
Birth Year1899
Age120 YEARS OLD
Died On1970\nSeoul, South Korea
Occupationpolitician, educator and social activist
Period1899–1970
GenrePoetry, novel, essay, drama
Hangul우월
Hanja又月
Revised RomanizationUwol
McCune–ReischauerUwŏl

💰 Net worth: $100K - $1M

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Biography/Timeline

1922

Kim was born in Incheon to a large, modern family. She attended Christian schools as a girl. She attended Ewha Girls School. Between graduating from Ewha, she "established the national YWCA Korea" in 1922. Then she went to Wesleyan College where she earned her bachelor's degree in 1924. Kim went to Boston University for a master's in philosophy (1931) and then received her PhD in education from Columbia University in 1931.

1931

Kim later became dean of a girls' college (Ewha College) in 1931. By the time of her death, this school will have become the largest women's university in the world.

1945

In 1945, Kim, O Ch'ǒn-sǒk, Yu Ŏk-kyǒm and Paek Nak-chun formed the Korean Committee on Education. This committee worked with the United States in the Education Bureau, making recommendations about schools and their staff.

1950

Kim became Director of the Office of Public Information for President Syngman Rhee in 1948. In 1949, she attended the United Nations General Assembly in Boston. As the Director of the Office of Public Information, she recommended that an English newspaper was needed. She chose the name of the paper, deciding that The Korea Times was the best name for representing the whole country. The newspaper was published on November 1, 1950.

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