On September 29, Keimyung University made a contract with Dassault Systemes Korea to cultivate specialists in 3D and PLM (Product Lifecycle Management) in the Engineering BuildingofKeimyungUniversity. For this, Keimyung University built the Dassault Systemes Official Education Center. KMU, which is focused on the field of medical equipment design, is scheduled to open the education center to KMU students, other university students and corporations in the area. Through this, the Dassault Systemes Official Education Center will play an important role in cultivating experts in Daegu and Gyeongsan
On October 21, the Presentation Competition was held in the Audio-Visual Room in Bauer Hall. The competition was held to promote healthy and safe campus life, and was held with the theme “ways to prevent sexual violence.” The students who participated were from various grades and majors. All eight teams which were composed of one or several members had between 10 and 15 minutes each to present. Most of them talked about present circumstances and methods for the prevention of sexual violence. At the competition they used graphs, charts, songs, and videos to engage students and the panel of judg
Keimyung University held leadership training for the Student Council in Dok-do and Ulleung-do from August 17 to 19. Lee Sung-bae, the president of the General Student Council (GSC) said, “We visited Dok-do to thank the Dok-do police who work hard to protect Dok-do. It was a good chance to understand their work. This training was short, but it was very meaningful.” Originally, Keimyung University Student Council scheduled leadership training in Jeju Island. However, the Council decided to visit Dok-do for leadership training because of the situation between Korean and Japan over Dok-do. Before
KMU hosted the Korean Language and Korean Culture camp from Monday August 8th to Friday the 26th on the Seongseo Campus. 123 students from Germany and Japan participated in the program, choosing from many classes such as Samulnori, Taekwondo, traditional crafts, and Korean traditional food. Students who participated in this camp, are not exchange students but students from KMU sister colleges who had registered for the camp in order to learn Korean culture. They each paid an entry fee of $1500, their flight costs and so on.This camp consisted of intensive morning classes focused on learning th
The Sokdowuiban team, which consisted of nine students from the Department of Mechanical Automotive Engineering, won the KSAE Baja Competition held in Gunsan Saemangeum Motor Center from August 17 to 19. The team received a championship flag, trophy, certification of merit, and about $4,000 prize money. This contest selected the winning team through a race with vehicles designed and manufactured by each team. The judges evaluated the vehicles on strict standards such as design, manufacture, and acceleration. This year, about 120 teams from 70 universities participated. The contest, which was h
Each institution in Daegu is working hard to support the 2011 IAAF World Championships.As a designated hospital, Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center created support groups for medical treatment and has held programs to educate them. The support groups, including Professor Lee Dong-pil (Director of the Local Organizing Committee’s Medical and anti-doping program), doctors, nurses and physical therapists, are responsible for the health of 2000 players, 1500 staff and 2500 reporters involved in the event.Cha Soon-do, Director of Dongsan Medical Center, said “the World Championship in Athle
Keimyung University got many prizes including the first prize in female board breaking in the 2011 World Taekwondo Hanmadang. This competition was held from August 10 to 13 at Namyangju Sports Culture Center in Gyeonggi-do. 3700 people from 53 countries participated in the competition and competed in 11 events.Four students in the Department of Taekwondo got prizes in the competition. In taekwondo aerobics, students won the second prize.Kim Hyun-yee, who won the first prize in female board breaking, said, “Since my specialty is poomsae, I just participated in this competition without any expec
Keimyung University will launch a Super-Mentor Program that will run from August to December 2011. This program was devised to support students and create an atmosphere of effective foundation building. The mentees will be paired with an expert who works in a relevant field to develop a mentoring relationship over a period of time. They will be given one-on-one tutoring so they can learn the foundation of their field, such as the steps between drawing up a business plan and making a final product. This program will be conducted this semester among thirty identified clubs. Thirty corps of mento
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