On January 22nd, Dong-A University's LINC+ held a mutual business agreement ceremony and performance exchange meeting with Keimyung University's LINC+ business group. LINC+ is abbreviation of Leaders in Industry University Cooperation. The event aimed to promote the cooperation in three ways. First, it aimed to share mutual excellence among the local districts and business groups. Second, it strengthened cooperation for the spread of its effects and the development of new industrial cooperation. Third, it promoted diversification of the scope of business through benchmarking. The convention wi
On Nov. 29th, KMU established the Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-do Province Social Innovation Support Center. This center aims to develop a role for universities to better contribute to the community. KMU established the Social Innovation Support Centre to perform and manage the university’s role in developing the region’s future. Social responsibility granted to universities has been defined normatively under the mission of higher education in education, research, and service. However, the concept of service has been expanding recently, and while it was previously seen as a passive ‘service’concept
This is a picture of her in Arimi's outfit, showing people information at the 2018 College Entrance Exam Fair. 1) Can you introduce yourself? Hello, I'm Kim Hyerin, the 28th generation of Arimi. My major is tourism management. 2) What is Arimi? Arimi means people who promote the college, like school ambassadors. In addition, the school offers campus tours to domestic and foreign guests, introduces schools, guides and facilitates events, and models such as pictorials, news reports, and promotional videos. 3) How did you come to support Arimi? On the day of freshman orientation, I remember I had
The use of electric kickboard is suddenly increasing. Sales in April 2018 increased 270 percent in 2019 and nearly a year. One of the reasons why electric kickboard have become so popular in such a short period of time, which is the most satisfying travel in short distances. It takes some time to walk, but when you travel short distances to take a bus or subway, you can save time and energy by using an electric kickboard. Also, one of the key factors is that it is not too difficult to operate and costs less to use. The figure is estimated to reach 200,000 units by 2022. This translates into a
This year marks the 120th anniversary of our university. One of the ways to celebrate it was making an International Professor and Students Semester called ‘InProfSS’ and leading KMU’s internationalization. The foundation of Keimyung University was established by a few foreigners on an American Presbyterian mission. Now, Keimyung University has 144 foreign professors, 11 percent of its 1,294 professors. The nationalities of the international professors are various, coming from 30 countries around the world. Every major has more than one foreigner professor. There are also 2,133 foreign student
A team consisting of Major in Mechanical and Automotive Engineering, called the Guardian Team, won the best prize at the recent Daegu International Future Auto Expo 2019 Car Startup Camp which was held October 17th to 20th. The Guardian Team showed off a user-installed automatic sprinkler system in a car and received excellent reviews from the judges. They got one million won for prize money and surprisingly, they donated all to the school on October 29th. Kim Si-woo, a member of the team, said they decided to donate the prize money because they wanted to spend it meaningfully. The Keimyung V
Keimyung University and Daegu City held the "2019 Public Diplomacy Symposium in Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-do " under the sponsorship of the KF. The symposium was held on November 15th, and the theme was ‘Public diplomacy in the Glocal Era: Expanding the Perception of Public Diplomacy in Daegu and North Gyeongsangbuk-do’. Professor Lee Seung-geun, head of relations between the KF public diplomacy and Keimyung University, said, "We will enhance understanding and spread awareness among Daegu and North Gyeongsangbuk-do residents about public diplomacy through various events related to public diplom
Written by Son Won-pyeong Genre: Fiction Published in March 2017 300 pagesOften in modern society it appears as though people are indifferent to other’s feelings. Emotional expression and sympathetic ability are becoming increasingly necessary. The book, 'Almond' is a reminder of our emotion-deficient society by telling the story of a boy who does not feel emotions. Yoon-jae, a 16-year old boy who is suffering from an inability to express his emotions, has a small amygdala, called in the book an 'Almond' which makes him feel neither anger nor fear. The people that he encounters in the book thi
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