Kara Peterson

I was recognized as Women of Legal Tech 2024 by the American Bar Association’s Legal Technology Resource Center. This prestigious award highlights significant contributions to the legal tech industry.

descrybe.ai was nominated for a Webby Award in the AI, Metaverse & Virtual / Public Service & Activism AI, Metaverse & Virtual category.

descrybe.ai was named a semifinalist in the prestigious American Bar Association’s yearly startup pitch competition highlighting the most exciting legal tech companies.

descrybe.ai was named a finalist in the competitive Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Awards (Enabling Access to Justice category) against industry giants Casetext (a part of Thompson Reuters), Clearbrief, Relativity, and Reveal.

The 2016 issue of SPH This Year was recognized with an Excellence Award in the Magazine (Cover Design) category.

The 2016 issue of SPH This Year was recognized with a Gold Award in the Magazine (Complete Unit) category.

The 2015 issue of SPH This Year was recognized with a Gold Award in the publications category. Other award winners included Fidelity Investments, Hilton, Hewlett-Packard Company, and DirecTV.

The Susan Vogt Leadership Fellows Program, sponsored by the Boston Consortium for Higher Education, is a management and leadership development program designed to foster collaboration and camaraderie in the next generation of leaders in higher education.

Bronze, Promotional Publications (Digital / Print) for SPH This Year, Boston University School of Public Health's annual publication.

The Korea Society aims to further develop the teaching of Korea in K-12 schools across the U.S., thereby enhancing the overall curricula. The Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for participants to develop a critical and engaging eye into modern day Korea while maintaining proper perspective on the nation’s rich history.

Educators, such as classroom instructors, textbook editors & writers, and curriculum specialists are invited to spend approximately twelve days in South Korea… Show more

The Korea Society aims to further develop the teaching of Korea in K-12 schools across the U.S., thereby enhancing the overall curricula. The Fellowships provide a unique opportunity for participants to develop a critical and engaging eye into modern day Korea while maintaining proper perspective on the nation’s rich history.

Educators, such as classroom instructors, textbook editors & writers, and curriculum specialists are invited to spend approximately twelve days in South Korea, participating in various lectures, excursions, and discussions, as well as independent research in order to gain an enriched understanding of both Korea’s past and present. Lectures on various topics including history, religion, education, and economics are given by experts in these fields at prestigious Korean institutions. The excursions include guided tours to various sites of historical and cultural significance such as the King Sejong’s Royal Tomb, the Early Printing Museum, Haeinsa, Kyongju, Yangdong Historic Village, industrial site, and the DMZ, as well as visits to various museums. Participants are also given the opportunity to exchange ideas and knowledge with each other to deepen their understanding of Korea in its own context as well as the world. Upon returning to the U.S., participants incorporate their Fellowship experience and knowledge in their respective field of expertise.

The fellowships are made possible by support from the Freeman Foundation, Korea Foundation and Academy of Korean Studies. Show less