19th Korea-America Student Conference: Powering Tomorrow Roundtable

Project Abstract

Energy is the lifeline of a modern economy, shaping not only prosperity but also national security, environmental sustainability, and public health. This roundtable will explore how energy policy guides the production, distribution, and consumption of energy resources, and how collaboration between South Korea and the United States can influence regional and global outcomes.

Delegates will consider how the Korea–U.S. relationship can be strengthened through deeper cooperation on energy and nuclear issues. Discussions may focus on energy security, climate change, technological innovation, and the ethical implications of nuclear power. By approaching these topics through economic, political, and environmental lenses, participants will explore opportunities for joint leadership in building a sustainable and secure energy future.

Conference Details

Conference Name (full, no abbreviations): Korea-America Student Conference

Dates: July 25 – August 12, 2026

Sponsoring Body: International Student Conferences

Conference Website: https://iscdc.org/kasc

The conference takes place over the course of 3 weeks, and as a delegate I must travel to a different host city each week.

Week 1: San Francisco

Week 2: New Orleans

Week 3: Washington, D.C.

Funding Type

Travel Grant

Academic College

College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Area/Major/Minor

English Ed/TESOL P12 cert & Global Languages/Spanish Teaching

Degree

Bachelor of Arts

Classification

Senior

Name

Dr. Latricia Trites

Academic College

College of Humanities and Fine Arts

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