Heidelberg associate professor of counseling (MAC) Dr. DoHee Kim-Appel made the most of a recent trip to her native land, South Korea, representing Heidelberg on an international stage.
DoHee and her husband, Dr. Jonathan Appel, professor of psychology and criminal justice at Tiffin University, presented their collaborative research, titled “Citizens of the World: Political, Social and Psychological Predictors of Global Citizenship Identity,” at the 5th Asia-Pacific Conference on Social Sciences & Management in Seoul in late May.
On June 13, DoHee was invited to give a lecture by the Counseling Department of Korea University on the topic of “Family Art Therapy/Counseling Assessment.” Her final presentation came on June 22. She and Jonathan paired with Dr. Hansori Jang of the University of Toledo to give individual keynote addresses at the Korean Counseling Association International Chapter and Korean Addiction Counseling Association Conference at Sungshin Women’s University in Seoul. The title of their keynote was “Marriage and Family Art Therapy/Counseling Assessment.” Jonathan presented “More Than Meets the Eye: Complexity in the Assessment of Substance Use Disorders” and Hansori presented “Multicultural Counseling Assessment.”
DoHee hopes that connections she made will prove useful for an upcoming educational trip abroad, the Global Citizenship Experience in South Korea, scheduled for a year from now. While on the trip, members of the Heidelberg delegation, which could include graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, staff, family and friends, will visit some facilities and attend lectures. They’ll also complete a service experience, visit the DMZ as well as historical sites and spend on night one night in a Buddhist Temple.
Anyone interested in signing up for the Global Citizenship Experience can email DoHee at dkimappe [at] heidelberg.edu.