Miri Kim

Student willing to build experience in the professional world to become a knowledgeable human resources director. Adept multitasker with great analytical, problem-solving and organizational skills. Gained experience in conducting and supervising for Assessment Center. Raised reliability index(Cronbach's alpha) of a language ability test from 0.63 to 0.70 for word guessing, and from 0.66 to 0.68 for linguistic reasoning through revision. Well-informed about human resources management and industrial-organizational psychology.

ㆍDirectly admitted to Kelley School of Business

ㆍMember of the Hutton Honors College

ㆍReceived total of $44,000 for 4 years of global engagement scholarship from Indiana University upon commencement

ㆍReceived Community Service Award for volunteering in the Korean School of Bloomington, Indiana

ㆍI served as the General Member Ambassador for ADAPT Consulting and facilitated communication among members, participated in executive board decisions, and invited guest speakers. Number of members increased from 175 to 200 within 3 months. I learned that consulting operates ideally under mutual trust and responsibility

ㆍI served as president of Indiana University Science Association fo Koreans, an organization for Korean students with science-related majors who need peer assistance. I organized weekly meetings which involved presentations, workshops, and debates. Consequently, I developed leadership skills.

ㆍI would say one of my most valuable experiences as a child was when I attended Cheongshim International Academy, a dormitory middle school which focuses on global education. From my experience of continuously interacting with my fellow classmates and living in an environment where English was used daily (classes were taught in English), I grew to become a person who values global leadership and teamwork. I also felt pride that I was selected to be a student there amongst a high competition rate of approximately 52:1.

ㆍI have lived in the U.S. for a total of approximately 10 years (elementary school, high school, and college).