President: Choi, Kwang-ja (Christine) / Nam, Myong Ho (Lucy)
KOWIN DC Year-End Party (Fairfax, VA)
- Seminar included: "Celebrating Women’s Physical, Mental, Social & Cultural Well-Being" (Inova Fairfax Hospital)
- Also premiered KOWIN DC fundraising art exhibition, "Lecture & Art Fair" (MK Gallery, December 28, 2010 - January 31, 2011)
The 1st Annual KOWIN DC Leadership Seminar and Mentoring Program for Korean-American Women (Washington, DC)
- Held at Korean Ambassador"s Residence Banquet Hall
- Theme: "Raising the Bar"
- Keynote Speaker: Dr. Sue Terri (Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for National Security Council)
The First KOWIN DC Newsletters (EN/KO) published
The 10th Annual KOWIN International Convention (Busan, Korea)
August 29 - September 01, 2010id: 132
- Theme: "Global Korea and Korean Women"s Roles"
- KOWIN DC Participants: Kwang Ja Kim, Sami Lauri, Junghee Lee, Myung Ja Lee, Florence Lowe-Lee, Hongja Komelia O’Kim, Sue-Kyong Shin Vittas, and Myong Ho Nam
Committee Meeting and Project Interview for Future Women Leaders (McLean, VA)
July 07 - July 08, 2010id: 131
- KOWIN DC Executive Committee Members and three students from Anyang Women’s College (Anyang, Korea) attended
- Interviewee: KOWIN DC Members Sue-Kyong Shin Vittas (IMF), Soo-Hyun Koo (DC Mayor"s Office), and Florence Lowe-Lee (KEI)
Seminar on "Women & Nutrition" (McLean, VA)
- Discussion on "Psychological Effect of Nutrition" by Eun Ae Lee (KOWIN DC Member) with Dr. Soo-Woong Han
2010 Second Membership Meeting (Vienna, VA)
- New KOWIN DC President elected: Myong Ho (Lucy) Nam, M.D.
2010 First Membership Meeting (Vienna, VA)
- Including a brief seminar for women on new tax codes and regulations in investment
KOWIN DC Annual Executive Committee Meeting
- Discussion on enhancing networking and mentoring program
- Support for UN and Global Children Foundation (GCF): Donation for Haiti children’s support fund to GCF ($1,000)
- "The Korean Council for the Women Drafted for Military Sexual Slavery by Japan" and Women’s Human Rights Museum Building Fund: $1,000 donated