How to Preserve Stories From Older Community Members
Learn how to systematically collect, ethically handle, and strategically publish unique stories from older community members for valuable content assets.
Soomin is a fourth-year history major at Gachon University and has been writing for various student publications for three years. The site is what she would have wanted to read as a first-year student trying to figure out where Korean history actually came from, what campus life is really like, and what the news that affects young Koreans actually means. The writing is first-person and honest because pretending to authority she does not yet have would not serve readers who deserve actual perspective rather than performed expertise.
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Learn how to systematically collect, ethically handle, and strategically publish unique stories from older community members for valuable content assets.
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