Yul Kwon

Winner of season 13 of Survivor.

Yul received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1997. He majored in Symbolic Systems, which is a multi-disciplinary major involving computer science, languages, and human-computer relationships.

He served on the editorial board of the Yale Law Journal.

While working in Washington DC, he helped draft sections of the Homeland Security Bill.

He once worked as a clerk for a judge on the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.

At one time he was part of Google's business strategy group.

He is a reserve officer in the United States Marine Corps.

He was born in the US after his parents emigrated from Korea.

He was presented with the James Lyons Award for Service while he was a student at Stanford.

Yul graduated from Marine Corps Officer Candidate School.

Yul played on the varsity water polo team and varsity track in high school.

His family moved from New York to California, where he grew up, when he was six years old.

He attended Yale Law School.

He worked as a staffer for Senator Joseph Lieberman.

He organized the largest Asian bone marrow transplant drive in U.S. history for a friend dying of leukemia.

He is a member of Lambda Phi Epsilon fraternity and the Phi Beta Kappa honor society.

He is a member of both the Washington DC, and California State Bar Associations.

His favorite sports team is the San Francisco 49ers.

Yul lists another Mark Burnett show "The Contender" among his favorite TV shows.

He currently lives in San Mateo, California.

He attended Stanford University.

He graduated as a class valedictorian from high school.

He attended high school at Northgate High in Walnut Creek, California.

He was raised in Concord, California.