Originally from South Korea, I came to the United States to further my studies in forensic psychology, driven by a deep interest in the intersection of psychology and the legal system. My academic journey has allowed me to explore critical issues such as memory distortion, racial biases in wrongful convictions, and the broader implications of psychological science in legal contexts.

Through research, I strive to contribute to a more just and equitable system—one where truth and fairness are central to legal proceedings. With a strong foundation in forensic psychology and a commitment to evidence-based advocacy, my goal is to bridge the gap between psychological research and legal practice, ensuring that science informs justice.