Seungyeop Lee

Strategy Associate

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As strategy associate, Seungyeop Lee supports strategic planning across SFOC’s programs.
He brings campaign and research experience from his time at Citizens' Alliance for North Korean Human Rights, a Seoul-based advocacy group focused on rights violations in N. Korea, and on the U.S.-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University. While at University of Illinois, Seungyeop studied political science with a focus on international conflicts.

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