Recently, people have become more interested in health. Accordingly, more people are using Keimyung's athletic facilities. Keimyung University students and local residents often exercise on the large field, small field, and tennis courts. As the use of facilities has increased, so to have user complaints regarding the facilities. The large field doesn't have night lights, so users have complained about that. In relation to this, the maintenance team delayed installing night lights owing to an increased work load due to damage to the lawn, shower instruments, and glass windows. The maintenance
On October 25, a ceremony to deliver certificates of entrance to four gifted children was held in the President Room of Keimyung University. Those receiving certificates were Jung Sa-rang (13, female), Son Da-bin (14, female), Hwang Jung-in (15, female), and Sin Jung-woo (16, male). Jung Sa-rang, who will enter the Department of Russian Language and Literature, was born in Moscow and came to Korea at the age of four. Her dream is to become a professor. She said that her early entrance into university will enable her to spend time more fruitfully. Son Da-bin and Hwang Jung-in, who will enter t
In January 2004, Keimyung University began “The Keimyung Movement for Sharing 1% Love” to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Keimyung’s founding as a Christian university. Executive staff and professors chose to donate 1% of their salary to help disadvantaged children. A new part of that movement, the “2006 Volunteers for Sharing Together” started activities in May of this year. The volunteers are made up of 30 Keimyung students and 30 disadvantaged children. They brought the community together at an athletic meeting in May and received a lesson about voluntary services in September. In October
When you pass by the right entrance of Bauer Hall, have you ever heard students’ laughter and chatter? Keimyung University Center for Student Counseling is located here (Bauer Hall 127-130). This center offers various psychological programs for students and counsels students. However, some students, including freshmen, still don’t know about the Center for Counseling. The Gazette knocked at the center’s door and interviewed a counselor. The Institute for Student Guidance was established on December 11, 1969. The name was changed on September 20, 1979, to the Keimyung University Center for Stud
Keimyung University's Graduate School of Business had an opening ceremony on October 14 to commemorate the beginning of a two month education course for representatives from Kia Motors. Lectures in business operations, marketing, sales management, tax accounting, and general cultural studies are being given to thirty five representatives from dealerships in Kyeongsang Province including Daegu and Pusan.
Students from the Department of Textile Design have painted a 60 meter wide and 2.7 meter high wall around Banwoldang Subway Station under the guidance of prof. Lee Jae-beom. The students began painting in August and their goal is to improve our community's environment. The wall painting has urban bright rhythmical images of musical movements and dancers. The main colors are mint and white. Pink and dark purple are also used to create an afterimage visual impression when seen from passing cars. They are making an effort to complete this work by November, and now the wall is 90% completed. Prof
Illegal parking caused by the lack of parking spaces in Keimyung University is a serious problem. More spaces are especially needed on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays because there are many lectures on those days, and there are not enough parking spaces for the afternoon lectures. Therefore, students who don't park on campus have to park on the roadside. This leads to traffic jams. Jung Jun-ho, the Maintenance Team 1 officer, said, “The South Gate parking lot is big enough and there are spaces for 320 cars.” He recommends using the South Gate parking lot instead of the East Gate parking lot,
Keimyung University sent a delegation to the 18th Annual European Association for International Education (EAIE) Conference in Switzerland from September 12 to September 17. About 3000 people concerned with university international exchanges attended the conference. Those attending were mainly from Europe, but a number of people from America, Oceania, and also Asia attended. About 150 universities put up booths on the exhibition ground. Most booths were regional joint booths. Thirteen universities from Korea including Yonsei, Korea, Ewha Womans, and Kyunghee Universities attended the exhibitio
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