Interview Plan/Questions

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For Jung's interview I want to focus on her last memories of living in Korea and transitioning to her new life when her family came to New York. She seemed to have many happy memories from living in Korea and then once she came to NY they weren't so great at. So I want to focus on that change it her life and how it shaped her to be who she is today.

Questions:

1. In our pre-interviews you told me about the last neighborhood you lived in Korea, can you describe your life while living in the neighborhood?
2. What about living there made you so happy and why is it so memorable to you?
3. What was your initial reaction to finding out you were moving to a new country?
4. What was the journey to NY like and how was NY different then Korea?
5. How do you think moving to NY changed you as a person?
6. Do you ever think about what your life would be like if you didn't move to NY?

For the location I have been unable to find one the past two days I've been on campus but I was thinking somewhere in the library, preferably the basement floors where less people go.

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