Brief biography

Kathy Keunghee Kim is an S.J.D candidate at Indiana University Maurer Law school and an Ed.D candidate in Literacy, Culture, and Language Education at Indiana University. She seeks to complete her certificate of Dyslexia and Qualitative Research and Inquiry Methodology. She holds LL.M. from the University of California at Berkeley. Kathy’s S.J.D dissertation focuses on the legal implications of Informative Food Precautionary Digital Allergen Labeling. Her Ed.D dissertation focuses on students’ directive storytelling in Korean language class: Authentic and contents and Korean cultural engagement. Kathy’s research explores the legal implication with case research of crucial issues on health, education, cyber informatics, and consumer privacy protection.

Research interests

• Education
• Health
• Consumer Privacy
• Cybersecurity

Publications

• Paper, "Introduction to a compendium of sustainable transport case studies and good practices"(UN DESA)
• Presentation, "Heritage language and culture education in Korean community schools" (October 2020)
• Presentation, "21st century creative teaching of Koran fairy tales through digital storytelling at the National Association of Korean Schools" (NAKS) (July 2021)
• Paper, Consumer Protection and Implementation of Informative Digital Allergy Labeling,"  National SJD round table, Washington College of Law, (Mar. 2022)
• Paper, "Children's Globalization Literacy Education in the Storytelling Platform Contact Zone" (3rd International Conference of LCLE, (Oct 2022)
• Presentation, "Creating a Multilingual, Transnational Digital Hub for Creators of Literacy Materials for Pre-K 12 readers in Underserved Minority Languages," 3rd International Conference of LCLE (Oct 2022)