Jeong Jae-hoon, who is a student of Keimyung University, was the best performer in the Samsung Young Campus Reporter competition. He is a junior in the College of Social Sciences and his major is Consumer Information Science. Samsung Young Campus Reporter is a program where university students selected from the whole country report their own schools’ useful information and local events. Since last year, Jeong has been a member of this program. He has written articles, taken pictures for his articles, and posted them on the Samsung homepage. Also, he planned an exhibition to express university
On September 5, 2012, the University Recruitment Tour was held in the audio visual room and in the lobby on the second floor of Bauer Hall.The Tour was intended for university graduates, prospective graduates and enrolled students to resolve employment mismatch between local corporations and students. In this event, blue-chip companies like the 100 Billion Club, Star Company, Foreign-Invested Firm, and World Class 300 visited Keimyung University and had a recruitment fair with face-to-face recruitment interviews. There were company presentations and question and answer sessions, which provided
These days, many students do part-time jobs. The Keimyung Gazette carried out a survey on part-time jobs with 200 university students.1. Are you doing a part-time job?① Yes (48%)② No (52%)1-1. If you are doing a part-time job, which field are you working in?① Restaurant industry (46%) ② Education (private lesson, private educational institute) (15%)③ Manufacturing industry (14%)④ Leisure industry, cultural industry (3%)⑤ Other (22%) 1-2. If you don’t do a part-time job, which field do you want to work in later?① Education (private lesson, private educational institute) (31%)② Restaurant indust
Twenty-five Keimyung University students got scholarships from the Chinese government. Twelve students get scholarships for one semester, eight students for one year, and five students get a scholarship to study for a master's degree .They were selected among brilliant students recommended by all of the Confucius Institutes located in various countries. Students chosen for this program will learn Chinese and Chinese culture in China. They are excused from all tuition and boarding fees, moreover they will get living expenses. On July 25th, the scholars were awarded certificates issued by the Ch
The 2012 Korean Language and Culture Training Camp were held for three weeks from August 6 to August 24. 170 foreign students from Germany, Japan, France, and the United Kingdom participated in this camp. The students in the camp visited Korea to learn about Korean culture and language. Classes consisted of Korean culture classes such as graded Korean language lessons, hanbok experience, samulnori, taekwondo, traditional crafts, and traditional food of Korea. Also they visited Korean heritage sites such as Gyeongju, Yeongju, and Cheongdo to see historic sites and to experience Korean culture.
No. 154Written by Prof. David Lyons / Drawn by KMG Junior Reporter Lee Na-eun
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● Hwacheon Tomato FestivalLocation: Sachang-ri Sanae-myeon Hwacheon-gun Gangwon Province Purpose: The purpose of this festival is to increase the value of Hwack Mountain’s tomatoes, and to revive the local economy through the festival. Details: There are various activities every year. This year’s festival includes tomato Olympics, main stage, experience programs, display and invitation events. This year to commemorate the London Olympics, the tomato Olympics was held in Culture Village road. In the tomato Olympics, people could try soccer, handball, archery, tomato shooting and basketball. Any
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