On August 27th, Keimyung University held a retirement ceremony for long-serving faculty and staff. The staff retirement ceremony was held at Hengso Museum, where three staff members, including Mr. Park Jong-man, retired. President Synn Il-hi expressed his gratitude for their contributions. The faculty retirement ceremony took place at Ui-yang Hall, where six professors, including Professor Kim Yeon-ok, retired. Professor Yoo Ok-hee, expressed her deep gratitude to all colleagues and university officials in her speech. sumin8101g@hanmail.net
The 2024 Bridge to Keimyung Camp was held from July 9th to 27th. The camp was divided into two sessions. The first session was attended by invitees from external organizations, while the second session included students from partner institutions. These partner students came from various countries. Both sessions featured campus tours and departmental briefings. During the first session, various videos were filmed for production purposes. In the second session, additional activities were included the students' interests, including wearing Hanbok, Samulnori (traditional Korean music), Taekwondo,
Q. What role did you take as a volunteer leader? First, we took care of the safety and health of our students. Second, we cooperated and communicated with the local principals, school teachers, public officials, and residents. Third, we provided them with guidance on their lives. With pride in Keimyung University, I also gave them seminars on how students should live in order to be happy and successful in their school and social lives. Q. Which part did you focus on and guide them? It helped to flexibly and frictionlessly organize the relationship between the teachers and the students. It also
Q. Could you briefly introduce your activities in Ethiopia? There are three main categories of overseas service in Ethiopia: cultural service, educational service, and hard work. Cultural service refers to performing in a month-long performance that we have prepared,and educational service refers to teaching students, and finally hard work refers to repairing aging facilities. In particular, in the case of educational service, a local interpreter was in the middle of interpretingwhat we are teaching. It was a special experience for these local interpreters because they were volunteered by the
Each semester, KMU selects Buddy students to assist invited international exchange students and those participating in the semester abroad program with their transition to life in Korea and the univer sity. These Buddy students, who are domestic KMU students, play a crucial role in helping international students adapt to school life and Korean culture. Through this exchange, both international and KMU students gain valuable cultural experiences and broaden their intercultural understanding. Students interested in partnering with interna tional students and who are proficient in a foreign langu
It is not hyperbole to say that the screen has become the Korean cinema industry’s tomb. Following the suc cess of two films, “12.12: The Day” and “Exhuma,” other highly anticipated commercial films experienced a severe lack of success. The films starring the handsome Kang Dong-won, Park Bo-gum, and Ha Jung-woo, the youngest person to ever exceed 100 million viewers at the box office are among the noteworthy failures. Son Seok-gu, widely known as "Gu over Gucci," was not suc cessful either. “Alienoid,” Chungmuro’s lavish follow-up, was not well received at the box office either. Both of the “A
In early August, a Foreign Language Clinic Pro gram was held at the International Lounge for middle school students. The program was divided into two classes, Japanese and Chinese, and aimed to make for eign language learning easy and enjoyable. KMU stu dents served as tutors, guiding participants through various activities designed to help them engage with the languages in a fun and interactive way.
On August 20th , Keimyung University awarded degrees to a total of 1,387 students, including 1,011 bachelor's degrees, 320 master's degrees, and 56 doctoral degrees. In addition, a special commencement ceremony was held at 11 AM at the Haengso Museum on the same day, dedicated specifically to international students. During this ceremony, 139 international graduates received their degrees, including 58 students from Vietnam and 57 from China, along with students from six other countries. Following the degree conferral, a discussion ses sion was held, allowing graduates to explore and discuss th
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