On November 20, Keimyung University Caritas, Keimyung College University, and Daegu Office of Education had an event called “Loving our neighbors and giving kimchi” to help underprivileged people at Adam’s Chapel.The ingredients of kimchi were prepared by Keimyung University and Keimyung College University staff who donated 1% from their salaries every month. Using those ingredients, the university prepared kimchi for 1100 houses. Also, they made a line over 100m long to make kimchi for 5 hours at Adam’s Chapel. Keimyung Caritas prepared 5kg of kimchi and rice and packed them in a box. They wi
A special lecture with Jeon Yu-seong to encourage a spirit of entrepreneurship and to encourage young people to start a business was held at Euiyang Hall on Keimyung University Seongseo campus on October 17. This event was a good chance to get beneficial information and know-how related to investing money in setting up a business.In the first part, Jeon Yu-seong, who is the CEO of Cheolgabang Theater, which is the only comedy theater in Cheongdo-gun, Gyeongbuk, and of Niga Ssodajje, which is a family restaurant, gave a special lecture on the subject of preparation for setting up a business and
Students from the Department of Urban Planning won the grand prize in the open poster exhibition of the EAROPH (Eastern Regional Organization of Planning and Human Settlements) Forum. This exhibition was held in Daegu EXCO from October 17 to 19. It is one event of the 23rd EAROPH World Congress.The exhibition was held to find ideas to develop urban planning and housing policy. Keimyung University’s team advanced to the final with the topic “Green City.” Their idea was a solution for Daegu’s urban heat island. The problem can be solved by planting trees in the center of the city. They call it G
The KCG (Keimyung Consulting Group) team composed of Keimyung University students was recently awarded second prize in the third Gyeongbuk PRIDE Commodity Marketing Competition organized by Gyeongsangbuk-Do.This competition is intended for domestic and foreign undergraduate or postgraduate students. The final awarded students were chosen through project evaluation and a presentation competition. The participants proposed four topics such as “Marketing plans of Gyeongbuk PRIDE commodity firms for India.”Among 8 teams, the KCG team advanced to the final. They suggested suitable marketing strateg
From September 20 to 21, KMU ACE Festival was held at Bauer Hall. ACE (Advancement for College Education) is supported by the Education Ministry to help education become competitive and develop. The purpose of the festival, which was organized by the Center for Teaching & Learning, was to announce and evaluate the educational outcomes of the ACE project.On the first day, students who had participated in ACE programs such as K-Circle, overseas volunteering, and student exchange programs presented their experiences in the programs. Then students who are preparing to enter the workforce received
KMU received a presidential citation at the 13th Innovative Technology Competition for developing technology for small and medium companies’ development. Only KMU received the presidential award among the country’s 4-year universities. Also, KMU received 5% of research funding in 2012 to supplement research and to help businesses.Evaluation standards were goal achievement (40), technology (30), the possibilities of utilizing it in real industry (20), and how much a university tries to develop technology to help small and medium companies. The average score of universities was 71.9. KMU got 80.
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
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.
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