Grace Warwick is a senior studying Foreign Policy at American University's School of Professional and Extended Studies for Fall 2016. Her home university is Baylor University, where she studies International Studies. She has always been interested in human rights and became more invested in North Korean human rights after studying one semester at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. After taking a course on North Korean Politics and Society, she became more passionate about the issues that exist on the peninsula. She hopes to gain further knowledge and understanding of the issues through her work at HRNK, which will enable her to continue working with this topic in her future career.
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