Juhee Park

Juhee Park

Graduate Teaching Assistant

Social Movements, Research Methods

Juhee Park is a third-year Ph.D. student in the Department of Sociology and a graduate teaching assistant in the Department of Sociology. She received her master’s degree in sociology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a paper titled “Disgruntled but Unorganized: An Analysis of How Willing Non-Protesters Differ from Actual Protesters and Unwilling Non-Protesters.”

She is interested in various areas within social movement research. Her main interest is how the memories of some movements affect future movements, particularly those movements which shaped the public’s understanding of the nation. She has also recently developed an interest in feminist activism within a subculture community.

Before coming to GMU, she taught English in K-12 schools and private language institutes in South Korea for about two decades. She served as a TA for Introduction to Sociology at UW-Milwaukee from 2019-2021, led lab instruction for 10 sections of Fundamentals of Communication during 2022-2024 academic year. She is currently serving as a TA for SOCI 302, SOCI307, SOCI309 and HNRS130.