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Jeonju University Spin-Off ‘Dareun OReum’ Wins Grand Prize in Technology Innovation at the 2025 Korea Trusted Innovation

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] Jeonju University Spin-Off ‘Dareun OReum’ Wins Grand Prize in Technology Innovation at the 2025 Korea Trusted Innovation Awards Jeonju University Subsidiary ‘Dareun OReum’ Wins Grand Prize for Technology Innovation at 2025 Korea Trusted Innovation Awards Jeonju University (Acting President Kwon Soo-tae) announced that ‘Dareun OReum,’ a subsidiary of its Technology Holdings Company, has been awarded the Grand Prize in the Technology Innovation category at the 2025 Korea Trusted Innovation Awards, hosted by JoongAng Ilbo and sponsored by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, on September 29. Dareun OReum, known for its premium traditional Korean liquor brand, has gained recognition for its efforts to modernize and globalize Korean traditional alcoholic beverages. Its flagship products—‘Haruju’ and ‘Poongnyeon 1979’—have been central to this success. ‘Haruju’ is crafted from only three natural ingredients—rice, nuruk (fermentation starter), and apples—reflecting a minimalist, additive-free brewing philosophy. Meanwhile, ‘Poongnyeon 1979’ has earned praise for its wine-like refinement, rich grain aroma, and refreshing carbonation, appealing to both domestic and international consumers. Dareun OReum’s products have proven their competitiveness not only in Korea but also in the global market. Both beverages received international accolades at the International Wine & Spirit Competition (IWSC), one of the world’s top three liquor contests—‘Haruju’ in 2024 and ‘Poongnyeon 1979’ in 2025—demonstrating their quality and international appeal. The Dareun OReum research team—Kim Ji-eung, Lee Mihwa, Lee Sugyeong, and Lee Seong-gu—shared their aspirations: “We aim to redefine traditional liquor not merely as an old beverage but as a cultural asset that connects the past, present, and future across borders. This award inspires us to continue promoting the modernization and globalization of Korean traditional liquor.” Kim Sang-jin, CEO of Jeonju University Technology Holdings Company, added: “This award recognizes not only product excellence but also serves as a model example of how regional universities and enterprises can collaborate to reinterpret traditional industries and expand them into global markets innovatively.” Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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Jeonju University Holds Traditional Songpyeon-Making Program for Local Seniors

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] Jeonju University Holds Traditional Songpyeon-Making Program for Local Seniors Wansan-gu Center Hosts “Playing with Rice & Making Songpyeon” Program for Local Seniors The Jeonju University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation (Director Kim Sang-jin), which operates the Wansan-gu Center for Children and Social Welfare Meal Management under commission, hosted a special program titled “Playing with Rice & Making Songpyeon” from September 25 to October 1. This hands-on program was offered to registered social welfare meal service facilities within Wansan-gu. Local seniors who participated had the opportunity to make songpyeon (traditional Korean half-moon rice cakes) from start to finish—kneading and shaping the dough, adding fillings, and learning about the cultural significance of the tradition. The program not only deepened participants’ appreciation of Korean heritage but also fostered emotional connection and social interaction through shared group activities. The fine hand movements involved in the process were also noted for their positive effects on maintaining and improving fine motor skills. Cha Kyung-hee, director of the center and professor of Korean Culinary Arts at Jeonju University, shared her thoughts: “This program offered our seniors a meaningful opportunity to experience Korea’s traditional culture while participating in a healthy and enjoyable activity. We will continue to develop programs that share the warmth of the holidays and create lasting, joyful memories.” The Wansan-gu Center for Children and Social Welfare Meal Management, operated by the Jeonju University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation, was established to promote safe and balanced diets. The center provides hygiene and nutrition management for children and social welfare meal services, customized nutrition education and consulting, guidance on safe ingredient use, and a variety of cultural and health-oriented food programs. Through these initiatives, Jeonju University applies its academic expertise in food, nutrition, and culinary studies to enhance the well-being of the local community. Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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Jeonju University Connects International Students and Local Families Through “Host Family Matching Ceremony”

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] Jeonju University Connects International Students and Local Families Through “Host Family Matching Ceremony” Jeonju University Hosts 2025 Host Family Matching Ceremony for International Students Jeonju University (Acting President Kwon Soo-tae) held the 2025 Host Family Matching Ceremony for International Students on the evening of September 25 at the university’s Star Tower. The event, part of the RISE (Regionally Innovation-centered System of Education) project, aimed to foster a global community culture by connecting international students with local families—helping them build meaningful familial bonds that transcend borders. Over 60 participants attended, including 24 international students from Nepal, China, Japan, and Vietnam, along with 24 local host families. Each student was matched with a host family in a one-to-one pairing and will continue to meet regularly, gaining firsthand experience of Korean family life while overcoming language and cultural barriers. The ceremony was filled with heartfelt moments and warm exchanges. Zhou Gan, a fourth-year student from China in the Department of Business Administration, shared: “I first met my host family in 2023. Since then, they’ve treated me like their own child, offering sincere care and support. My parents in China were deeply moved when they heard this and now feel much more reassured about my life in Korea.” Tamang Juna, a first-year student from Nepal who began her studies this September, said: “Studying in Korea feels like a dream come true, and meeting such wonderful parents here makes me truly happy. Meeting a family in a foreign country gives me great strength. I believe this relationship will become a strong source of support for both my studies and daily life.” Representing the host families, Mr. Ahn Uk-hyun expressed his thoughts: “I received a lot of help while studying abroad, and now I feel it’s time to give back the love I once received. Even though we may differ in language, culture, and religion, I will continue to support these students with genuine care and affection.” Shim Young-guk, Director of the Office of International Affairs, emphasized the broader vision of the initiative: “The Host Family Program goes beyond simple support—it’s a meaningful experience of cultural exchange and mutual understanding. We will continue to work with the local community to create a stable and supportive environment where international students can focus on their studies.” He added: “Jeonju University is committed to becoming an institution that truly helps international students integrate into Korean society and lead fulfilling lives here.” Through this program, Jeonju University expects to achieve several positive outcomes, including: ▲ Supporting international students’ successful adjustment to life in Korea ▲ Strengthening collaboration between the university and the local community ▲ Promoting active cultural exchange ▲ Practicing grassroots global diplomacy Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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Department of Webtoon and Comics at Jeonju University Successfully Concludes ‘Saemangeum Buddy Buddy’ Project with Saema

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] Department of Webtoon and Comics at Jeonju University Successfully Concludes ‘Saemangeum Buddy Buddy’ Project with Saemangeum Development Corporation Nine Outstanding Works Selected to Promote Saemangeum Through Creative Content Jeonju University’s Department of Webtoon and Comics Content (Acting President Kwon Soo-tae) announced the successful completion of its joint promotional collaboration program, “Saemangeum Buddy Buddy,” with the Saemangeum Development Corporation on September 30. The project aimed to raise awareness of the Saemangeum region’s unique appeal through the creation of innovative promotional content. Students from the department visited the Saemangeum site in person, drawing inspiration to produce a variety of creative works—including webtoons and videos—that highlighted the region’s distinct character and future potential. Under the theme “Saemangeum, Drawn with Generation Z,” the six-month program encouraged students to depict Saemangeum from the fresh and youthful perspective of their generation. A total of nine outstanding entries were selected, with the creators receiving certificates and scholarships personally signed by the President of the Saemangeum Development Corporation. Professor Cho Yoon-sook, head of the Department of Webtoon and Comics Content, remarked: “This project not only deepened students’ interest in the region but also provided a valuable opportunity to showcase their creativity and passion. It was a meaningful and enjoyable experience for everyone involved. We hope that the dedication and affection shown for Saemangeum will continue to inspire new and diverse initiatives in the future.” Building on the success of this initiative, the Department of Webtoon and Comics Content at Jeonju University plans to expand collaborations with local public institutions and businesses, offering students educational experiences that extend beyond academic achievement to include meaningful contributions to society. Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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全州大学举行外国留学生与寄宿家庭结缘仪式

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] 全州大学举行外国留学生与寄宿家庭结缘仪式 ——促进全球共同体文化传播，助力留学生融入与地区共生—— 全州大学（校长职务代行：权洙台-音译）于9月25日晚7时在校内Star Tower举行了“2025外国留学生寄宿家庭结缘仪式”，为外国留学生与韩国当地家庭搭建起一座心灵交流的桥梁。本次活动是RISE（地方创新主导型大学支援体系，Regional Innovation System for Education）项目的一部分，旨在通过寄宿家庭计划，让留学生与韩国家庭像家人一样相处，促进全球共同体文化的传播，帮助他们更好地适应韩国生活。当晚的活动共有来自尼泊尔、中国、日本、越南等国家的24名留学生与24个韩国家庭参与，约60人出席。留学生与寄宿家庭将以“一对一”的方式结缘，今后将定期见面、共度节日，体验韩国家庭文化，跨越语言与文化的隔阂，建立深厚情谊。活动现场气氛温馨，笑声与感动交织。来自中国的周妍（经营学科四年级）同学分享道：“自从2023年第一次见到我的‘韩国父母’，就感受到了真切的关怀与照顾。我的中国父母听到这个消息后也非常高兴，觉得我的留学生活变得更加有意义。” 刚入学的尼泊尔新生塔曼·朱娜（音译，经营学科一年级）也表示：“能来韩国留学就像做梦一样，而遇到这么好的‘寄宿父母’让我感到无比幸福。在异国他乡能有像家人一样的人，是我坚持下去的力量。” 参与家庭代表安旭贤（音译）先生也感慨道：“我在留学时也曾受到很多人的帮助，如今能将那份爱心传递下去，心里非常激动。尽管文化、语言和宗教不同，但只要有真心与关怀，我们就能彼此理解、共同成长。” 全州大学国际交流院院长沈永国表示：“寄宿家庭项目不仅仅是生活上的帮助，更是一次深刻的文化交流与心灵沟通的经历。学校将继续与地方社会携手，为留学生打造安心学习、温暖生活的环境。”他强调，全州大学将努力成为“帮助留学生与韩国社会共同成长”的大学典范。据悉，全州大学通过该项目，期待进一步实现多项积极成果，包括：帮助留学生顺利适应韩国生活；加强大学与地方社会的合作；促进多元文化交流；推动全球民间外交的实践。 * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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全州大学举办外国留学生中秋安全·文化体验活动

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 10월 22일(수)] 全州大学举办外国留学生中秋安全·文化体验活动 ——携手地区机构共建温暖多元的节日氛围—— 全州大学（校长职务代行:权洙台-音译）在今年中秋连休期间，为帮助初次在韩国过节的外国留学生安全、温暖地度过假期，举办了多样的安全与文化体验活动。本次活动以今年9月入学的新生为主，共有约300名外国留学生参加。活动由全州大学国际交流院主办，并与WithU中心（主任：卞镐相-音译）、Goodwill中心（主任：李洪基-音译）、Dreamy中心（主任：梁成恩-音译）等地区留学生支援机构合作开展。学校在长假期间强化了安全管理，制定生活安全应急手册，并由负责职员每日巡查宿舍，确保学生生活安全。同时，与指定医院建立了紧急应对合作体系，以便在突发情况下及时提供医疗支援。为丰富留学生的节日体验，学校还组织了“分享松糕”、“世界美食制作”、“留学生体育大会（足球·传统游戏）”、“水果派对”、“南原文化体验”、“金堤地平线庆典参与”等丰富多彩的活动。此次活动凝聚了产业、学界与政府的合力，成为产、学、官合作共育国际人才的生动实践。 WithU中心提供了食材与烹饪场地，Goodwill中心派出志愿者协助活动进行，Dreamy中心则负责体育大会及现场翻译工作，保障了活动的顺利开展。来自尼泊尔的塔曼·朱娜（酒店经营学科）同学表示：“这是我第一次在韩国过中秋。学校和各机构的关怀让我感受到家的温暖。在金堤地平线庆典上体验传统游戏和制作松糕的过程，让我更深入了解了韩国文化。” 全州大学国际交流院院长沈永国表示：“外国留学生不仅是校园的一部分，更是地区社会的重要人力资源。大学将继续与地方社会携手，帮助留学生成长为推动地区发展的优秀人才。”他还强调：“今后将持续扩大与地区的交流项目，营造让留学生与社区共同成长的环境。” 全州大学计划今后进一步强化与地方机构的合作体系，持续推进生活安全管理、文化交流及志愿服务等实质性支援项目，帮助留学生更稳定地适应韩国的生活与文化。 * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-10-16
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1,000-Won Breakfast Program Promotes Healthy Campus Life at Jeonju University

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 9월 23일(화)] 1,000-Won Breakfast Program Promotes Healthy Campus Life at Jeonju University Jeonju University (Acting President Kwon Soo-tae) has announced the launch of its “1,000-Won Breakfast” program, aimed at promoting student welfare and supporting healthy campus life. The initiative will run from September 16 to December 11, offering affordable and nutritious breakfasts to enrolled students. Designed to address the high rate of breakfast skipping among university students, the program provides healthy, locally sourced meals at the symbolic price of just 1,000 KRW. The goal is to support students’ physical well-being and enhance academic performance by encouraging regular morning meals. Participating students can enjoy a variety of simple yet satisfying breakfast options—including rice bowls, gimbap, burritos, and cup rice—at on-campus dining locations such as Choegodang Donkatsu, Ddeunddeun, Burger & Taco, and Starbaps. The program operates every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Shin Sook-kyung, Director of the Student Career Development Office, stated, “We organized this initiative so that students, despite their busy schedules balancing academics and career preparation, can start their day with a balanced and nutritious meal.” She added, “We will continue to develop student-centered policies and expand welfare programs to improve campus life satisfaction.” Jeonju University plans to further strengthen its commitment to student welfare through a wide range of ongoing and future support initiatives. Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-09-23
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College of Medical Science (Department of Occupational Therapy) Successfully Hosts Seminar

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 9월 23일(화)] College of Medical Science (Department of Occupational Therapy) Successfully Hosts Seminar – Exploring New Avenues for Rehabilitation Therapy for North Korean Persons with Disabilities through International Cooperation – Jeonju University (Acting President Kwon Soo-tae) successfully held the 3rd Jeonbuk Regional University Consortium Seminar under the theme “Opening the Path to Peace from Jeonbuk” on September 5 at the Recital Hall of the University’s College of Arts. The seminar aimed to explore new directions in rehabilitation therapy for persons with disabilities in North Korea through international cooperation. Co-hosted by Jeonju University and the South-North Disability Treatment Support Coalition, the event brought together domestic and international experts, as well as local community stakeholders. The seminar featured presentations and discussions on a range of topics, including physical therapy for persons with disabilities in North and South Korea, speech-language therapy across the peninsula, and the role of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in development cooperation with North Korea. Special congratulatory remarks were delivered by former Minister of Unification Chung Dong-young and Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport Kim Yoon-duk, both of whom emphasized the importance of peace and cooperation. A highlight of the seminar was a presentation by Professor Kim Eun-joo of Jeonju University’s Department of Occupational Therapy, titled “The Current State of Occupational Therapy for Persons with Disabilities in North and South Korea and International Cooperation Strategies.” Professor Kim outlined the socio-cultural challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in North Korea, the limited access to rehabilitation services, and the pressing need for international collaboration. She stressed that “Rehabilitation for people with disabilities in North Korea is not merely a matter of medical care—it is fundamentally a human rights issue tied to quality of life.” She further emphasized that meaningful change can only occur through the combined efforts of professional training and sustained international partnerships. Through this seminar, Jeonju University has further solidified its academic and societal role as a hub for research and international cooperation in rehabilitation therapy for the Korean peninsula. Centered around its Department of Occupational Therapy, the university plans to strengthen both program specialization and global engagement to foster future occupational therapy professionals who can contribute to the advancement of peace and human rights. Article by the Office of External Relations and Public Affairs Translated by reporter Jun Ji Eun (uptoillie20@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-09-23
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Jeonju University’s College of Business successfully held the outcome presentation for the first cohort of its beSTAR fo

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 9월 23일(화)] Jeonju University’s College of Business successfully held the outcome presentation for the first cohort of its beSTAR for Financial Institutions program on Wednesday, September 3, at 4:00 p.m., Room 201 of Jayu Hall. The beSTAR program is a tailored employment support initiative developed by the College of Business to prepare students for careers in the financial sector. Launched this year, the program aims to develop talent with the practical skills demanded by financial institutions. Designed for students aiming to enter the finance industry, it enhances local workforce competitiveness through hands-on training and direct industry connections. Over the semester, students took part in various activities, including expert lectures and mentoring from finance professionals, finance certification study groups, mock TOEIC competitions, and personalized résumé and interview consulting visits to financial institutions. At the presentation, students shared the results of their semester-long efforts, and top performers received awards. Many participants expressed high satisfaction with the program, noting it provided practical experience and skill-building opportunities often missing in traditional classroom settings. Dean Kim Hyo-jin of the College of Business commented, “The beSTAR for Financial Institutions program is helping build a talent development ecosystem where universities and local financial institutions collaborate. It not only enhances students’ abilities but also opens real opportunities for career growth.” She added, “We will continue expanding these programs to support students’ career planning and employment readiness.” Looking ahead, the College of Business plans to continue running the beSTAR program into the second semester, with deeper collaborations with regional financial institutions and the introduction of advanced training, such as joint projects and job-specific lectures tailored to the finance sector. * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-09-23
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Jeonju University’s Department of Occupational Therapy Reacquires Both Domestic and International Accreditation

[인터넷 전주대신문, 업로드일: 2025년 9월 23일(화)] Jeonju University’s Department of Occupational Therapy Reacquires Both Domestic and International Accreditation Jeonju University’s Department of Occupational Therapy (Acting President: Kwon Soo-tae) has once again proven its excellence in education and international competitiveness by successfully reacquiring both domestic and international accreditation from the Korean Accreditation Board of Occupational Therapy Education (KABOTE) this year. This achievement also includes continued recognition by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT), further solidifying the department’s status as a globally recognized educational institution. The department had previously received both domestic and WFOT international accreditation during the last evaluation cycle. In its recent reaccreditation, the institution was recognized for its excellence across multiple areas, including a well-structured curriculum, the quality of clinical and field training, comprehensive programs aimed at strengthening student competencies, and active engagement with the local community. Notably, the department continues to make strides in education, research, and global collaboration, playing a leading role in nurturing the next generation of occupational therapy professionals. Professor Yuin Kyu, Head of the Department of Occupational Therapy, commented, “This reaccreditation goes beyond a mere formal evaluation—it is a clear affirmation that our educational philosophy and practices meet global standards. We will continue to pursue innovative education and research to ensure our students thrive on the international stage.” Jeonju University’s Department of Occupational Therapy offers specialized educational programs that enhance students’ professional capabilities while actively engaging in partnerships with local communities and industries. The department also stands out in international conference participation, global exchange programs, and research in assistive and rehabilitation technologies, establishing itself as a “global hub for training top-tier occupational therapy professionals.” * 인용 가능(단, 인용 시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2025-09-23
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