Callum Sol Cho-Morrissey (조 솔)
Doctoral Researcher / Lecturer/ Writer / PUAC Secretary
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2024-2025
Global Strategy Committee Advisor
PEACEFUL UNIFICATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
Special Advisory Committee to the President of the Republic of Korea on Korean Unification Policy
2024-2025
Lecturer
MELVIN UNIVERSITY
Media & Communications, School of Continuing Education
Course Title: Introduction to Media & Communications
2021-2024
Associate Lecturer
GOLDSMITHS, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Goldsmiths College, University of London
Course Title: Social Media & Everyday Life, A Global Perspective
2016-present
EZEMIAH
Executive Director
Roles include: Organising & Coordinating International English camps, Organising UK Events, Teaching English Writing & Speaking
2023-present
UK Secretary
PEACEFUL UNIFICATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
Attending Committee Hearings, Making Suggestions for Reform, Spreading Awareness of the Korean Peninsula
2022
Researcher
PSCORE - UNESCO Consultor
UN Economic and Social Council Consultor Roles include: Drafting Research Documents, Conducting Interviews,
2015-present
Event Host / Bi-lingual Translator
FREELANCE
Simultaneous and consecutive bilingual interpreter/hosting for Korean/UK cultural/academic/religious events.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
PhD Communications & Cultural Studies
Goldsmiths, University of London
PhD Doctorate
Research Title: "Reunification? It's Complicated" Identity, Postcoloniality and Boundaries in the North, South and Joseon Korean Diasporas. (in press.)
PGCert Higher Education
University of London
Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Ed.
Grounding in teaching techniques, approaches and theories as well as supporting the continuing development teaching practice. (Awarded)
MSc Media & Communications
London School of Economics & Political Science
MASTERS (Distinction)
Dissertation title: “I am not a virus!” A Critical Discourse Analysis of British Media Articulations of East Asians During the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Outbreak. (Distinction)
BA Media & Sociology
Goldsmiths, University of London
UNDERGRADUATE (First Class Honors)
Dissertation title: “North Korea – The Political Religiosity of the Kim Dynasty: A study of the religious nature of the North Korean political system, and a comparison with that of modern day religion.” (First Class)