KMU held a Korean language and culture camp on Seongseo Campus on August 4. The students came from Switzerland, Japan, and all around Europe.This camp held various programs for three weeks. There were Korean language classes in the morning and various Korean culture classes in the afternoon. Students put on hanbok, did taekwondo, took samulnori lessons, had lessons in K-pop dancing, and went to a jjimjilbang. They also visited Gyeongju and Busan and went on a field trip to historical Silla sites and K-Drama film sites to get to know about Korean history and culture. Prof. Kim Sun-jung (Korea C
There was an opening ceremony for the Foundation Support Center in the Wellness Gym on September 2. The services available at the Foundation Support Center are provided by KMU and supported by the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation. The Foundation Support Center is designed to contribute to help create jobs and improve the local economy. There are various programs to help someone start a sports company. The center provides 40 people with personalized entrepreneurship education. Local residents will learn about company management and the sports industry from September to October. From November t
On August 12, KMU was chosen to house The Addiction to Gambling Clinic organized by the Korea Center on Gambling Problems. This service provides methodical prevention, cure and rehabilitation services for gambling addicts. It also informs people through education about the seriousness of the negative and harmful effects of gambling. KMU was selected as the Daegu-Kyungbook Region licensee through last a contest managed by the Korea Center on Gambling Problems in June. KMU receives 400, 600 million won in support, and continuing ongoing work is possible, depending on the project evaluation.For t
Students took many types of classes this year. The Keimyung Gazette conducted a survey with 100 university students on their thinking about classes.1. Are you satisfied with classes?① I’m satisfied with classes (54%)② I’m not satisfied with classes (46%)1-1. Why are you satisfied?① The lesson was not difficult (39%)② The students and professor respected each other (30%)③ The class was not boring (22%)④ The professor accepted students’ opinions (9%)1-2. Why are you dissatisfied?① The students and professor didn’t respect each other (35%)② The lesson was too difficult (28%)③ The class was boring
The government announced that they will increase the price of tobacco from January 2015. Since the announcement, there have been many arguments about the increase.proThe Ministry of Health and Welfare will increase tobacco prices by from 1,000 (40%) to 2,000 (80%) won in 2015 to promote an antismoking policy. There are two reasons why this policy has to be adopted.First, an increase in price is the most effective method to decrease the smoking rate. According to OECD research in 2010, the current Korean tobacco price is the lowest among the OECD members. In addition, the Korean male smoking ra
Across1. a flat surface in a theater, on a television, or on a computer on which pictures or words are shown 2. the condition of having very little or no money3. a statement that something is wrong or not good enough4. a very large piece of land that sticks out into the sea5. to cause someone to feel uncertain or unclear, or to make something difficult to understandDown1. the act of doing something, such as your job2. something that tells you what something or someone is like3. a feeling or expression of understanding and caring for someone else 4. a system for representing information with si
I interviewed Kayumova Khilola from Uzbekistan. She is an exchange student and her major is painting. She came this semester and is in third grade. This is her first time in Korea, and she said she likes Korea. She is also learning Korean. She has lectures on both Sungseo campus and Daemyung campus.1. Why are you interested in painting and learning it in Korea?I have had lots of interest in painting since childhood. Seven years ago, I saw a Korean movie by chance. It was a really beautiful country to me, so I wanted to study painting in Korea. One year ago, I wanted to come to Korea, but I cou
The Green Light Team, make up of three KMU students majoring in the Department of Business Administration, won the 4th University Student Advertising Competition grand prize on December 29. The competition was held by the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC). The awards were divided into printed advertisements and marketing planning.The Green Light Team suggested a campaign concept that fitted well with the brand identity of KDIC. They proposed some strategic planning steps for a new concept that promotes a system for protecting depositors. They recommended using the Internet and social
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