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So Young Park is a Professor of English. She teaches courses in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century British literature, film studies, and East Asian cinema. She received her PhD from the department of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University in New York. Her research encompasses Victorian studies, especially Aestheticism and the 1890s, as well as Korean popular culture. Recent publications include an essay on the Irish poet Dora Sigerson Shorter in Extraordinary Aesthetes: Fin-de-Siecle Writing and the Cultures of Aestheticism. She is an affiliated faculty member of Film and Media Studies, Comparative Literature, and Gender, Women, and Sexuality Studies. 

We are aiming to identify and develop activities, policy changes, and programs to advance social and racial justice on our campus and in the world.

The Society of Physics Students provides opportunities for physics majors and anyone interested in physics to engage with the discipline beyond the classroom through research presentations, guest speakers, social events, and outreach activities that share the excitement of physics with the broader community.

Southwest Residence Hall houses 192 students, primarily in four-person apartments (2 bedrooms, 2 residents in each bedroom), and four-person suites (4 individual bedrooms).

Want to become a stronger speaker, thinker, and communicator? We’re a great way to build confidence while competing against other colleges and universities. Whether you’ve done forensics before or are completely new to it, you’ll find a welcoming team that helps you grow and succeed.

The St. Lucia festival is rooted in the Swedish culture and the Christian faith, yet anyone can draw inspiration from Lucia's lessons. The festival is an opportunity to celebrate people in our current lives who have displayed similar qualities of Lucia.

Gustavus Adolphus College — Starfish Student Success Platform
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