River of Faith(??? ?) (Korean edition)

- A Historical Perspective of the International Foundation for Ewha Womans University
River of Faith is an inspiring case study revealing how the internationally recognized Ewha Womans University emerged as Christians, mostly women, in Korea and North America partnered over generations to uplift the status of women in society through education. This historical perspective of the International Foundation for Ewha Womans University (IFEWU) reveals the importance of long-term institution building and global-scale education movements. River of Faith is a metaphor for a stream of compassion that flows to and through Ewha Womans University. Integral to the River of Faith story was the broad-based "Woman's Work for Woman" movement by Methodist women in North America begun in the late 19th century that fueled the creation of Ewha. Equally significant is Ewha's recent establishment and support of programs that advance its status "from the receiving university to a giving university" by opening its gates to underserved women students from developing countries.


Part 1 Woman's Work for Woman
Education for Girls and Women in Korea
Historical Context Surrounding Ewha in the Early 20th Century
Launching a New Campus: The Audacity of Alice R. Appenzeller
The Pfeiffer Endowment
"The Only College for Women in Korea Needs Your Help": Helen K. Kim
Ewha's 50th Anniversary Celebration - River of Faith: 1936

Part 2 Establishing Global Networks: 1936-1967
Ewha Cooperative Board in North America
An Evolving Partnership: 1930s
Ewha Transitions and Grows: Post World War II
Sustaining the Challenges: 1951-1961
"The Best is Yet to Be": 1961 and Beyond
Shaping Ewha's Future as a Global University: 1966 and Onward