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全州大学为外国留学生分发中秋礼物

[전주대신문 제934호 15면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] 全州大学为外国留学生分发中秋礼物全州大学(校长朴珍培)于9月26日上午，在国际教育馆会客室举行了由泰前集团(代表吴永锡，音译)赞助，向100名外国留学生分发中秋节礼物活动。这次活动是在泰前集团的支持下进行的，旨在鼓励和安慰首次在韩国度过中秋节的留学生。泰前集团每年都与全州大学合作，以社会责任为导向，帮助外国留学生早日适应韩国生活。来自缅甸的留学生JA SENG ROI（韩国语文学专业）表示：“目前，由于国内的内部冲突，我与家人的沟通很难，经济上也很拮据。但为了实现梦想，我正在努力。在韩国的中秋节即将到来之际，我由衷地感谢大家关心和支持我们这些留学生。” 出席捐赠活动的泰前集团副总裁崔永男（音译）表示，希望留学生们在韩国的中秋节可以像明亮的满月一样充实和幸福。他还鼓励这些留学生说，虽然在韩国的生活不太容易，但要心怀梦想和希望，还要努力奋斗。国际交流院院长诸慧琴教授表示：“在迎接中秋节之际，我们真诚感谢泰前集团的各位领导给孤独的留学生带来热情的鼓励和帮助。我们将继续努力，发掘优秀的国际人才，为社区做出贡献。” 另外，全州大学与地方企业合作，通过就业连结活动和开发就业机会，为在国际教育市场中不断发掘和吸引优秀人才而进行着坚持不懈的努力。 * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
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全州大学举行“千元早餐派发志愿服务和捐款交接仪式”

[전주대신문 제934호 15면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] 全州大学举行“千元早餐派发志愿服务和捐款交接仪式” 全州大学与国际扶轮社3670地区于10月5日上午在全州大学学生会馆和明星中心（Star Center）食堂共同举行了“千元早餐派发志愿服务和捐款交接仪式”。全州大学从上个月开始向在校生提供健康美味的千元早餐。全州大学韩国传统烹饪专业参加了《全罗北道本地食品千元早餐》食谱大赛，并荣获奖项。全州大学就与韩国传统烹饪专业携手对获奖作品进行了完善和改进后，将它提供给在校生。 5日上午“与国际扶轮社一同进行的千元早餐派发志愿服务和捐款交接仪式”吸引了国际扶轮社3670地区会长李基云（音译）、秘书长闵庆春（音译）、财务长裴昌贤（音译）以及各地区代表和会员等18位贵宾的参与。全州大学校长朴珍培和首席官员团队、副学生会长金宙炯（音译）等人也到场参加。此次千元早餐派发志愿服务和捐款交接仪式旨在为更多的在校生提供健康、有价值的大学生活，并帮助他们在一个良好的环境下安心享用早餐，以便专心学业。国际扶轮社3670地区会长李基云（音译）表示：“大学生是我们未来的主人。我们真诚地希望这次活动能够帮助我们未来的主人。也盼望他们成长后，能够成为为世界传递希望的人才。” 全州大学校长朴珍培表示：“感谢国际扶轮社3670地区宝贵的千元早餐捐款，以支持学生们健康的早餐。我们将珍惜这份珍贵的千元早餐捐款，并为学生提供健康的早餐而更加努力。另外，国际扶轮社3670地区是一个由各种专业人士组成的国际志愿服务团体，最近进行了中秋节期间的物品捐赠等很多有益于社区发展的捐赠与志愿服务活动。 * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
- 188
Jeonju University Achieves “S Rank,” the Highest Grade in the Country, for the University Innovation Support Project.

[전주대신문 제934호 14면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] Jeonju University Achieves “S Rank,” the Highest Grade in the Country, for the University Innovation Support Project. Following the first annual evaluation of the Ministry of Education’s University Innovation Support Project Type 1 (general financial support), our university (under the leadership of President Park Jin-bae) received the highest grade in the country: S rank (Educational Innovation Strategy 'S rank', Self-Performance Management‘A rank'). This evaluation was conducted in 2022, the first year for the 117 schools eligible for University Innovation Support Project Type 1 (general financial support). The existing evaluation indicators were significantly simplified to concentrate on the university’s educational innovation strategy and core educational achievements. Three areas, including retention rate and internal performance management, were assessed. In particular, our university's core innovation objectives are to "reorganize the academic structure to meet local industry and social demands and to nurture regionally specialized talent,” "nurture future creative talent by guaranteeing practical major options,” and "establish a student success ecosystem based on AI Coaching.” As a result of these efforts, the university achieved the highest S grade in the educational innovation strategy area. President Park Jin-bae remarked, “With the aspiration to be a leading university in student success and regional innovation growth, we are revolutionizing education in line with the university’s mid- to long-term development plan. We will persistently strive to ensure that students, the university, and the region can thrive and develop together.” Meanwhile, our university secured the highest A grade for two consecutive years, in 2020 and 2021, in the evaluation of the university innovation support project. In 2023, it was the sole institution in the Honam-Jeju region to receive‘advanced' and‘metropolitan' grades for the university’s Lifelong Education System Support Project (LiFE). They have consistently been recognized as‘pioneers' and continue to grow steadily. article Public Relations Office for External Cooperation translated by reporter Park Heon-bin(hans8150@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
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Chinese Language and Chinese Studies: 3 Students Secure Early Employment at Gucci Korea

[전주대신문 제934호 14면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] Chinese Language and Chinese Studies: 3 Students Secure Early Employment at Gucci Korea Following our college's official name change from the former "College of Humanities" to the "College of Humanities and Contents," we are pleased to announce our first early employment news. The Department of Chinese Language and Culture, chaired by Professor Insik Kim, reported that three students have secured employment with Gucci Korea through the Bestar program. This includes one student from the class of '19 and two from the class of '20. These students secured their positions after undergoing job training and individual interviews with Gucci Korea executives and staff during the vacation. They are set to begin roles as managers at Gucci stores in Daejeon and Gwangju, starting this October. Professor Kim In-sik of the Chinese Language Department remarked, “As the coronavirus pandemic subsides and the demand for Chinese language skills rebounds, we're observing a clear uptick in job opportunities in sectors like hotels, tourism, and duty-free shops. Especially with programs like Gucci's, preference is given to Chinese speakers, which has allowed our students to excel.” The Department of Chinese Language and Chinese Studies is adapting to the evolving job market. We offer tracks in Chinese tourism interpretation (covering travel agencies, tours, hotels, duty-free shops, airlines, etc.), Chinese content (focusing on content planning, production, and media marketing), and Chinese business (geared towards trading companies and the public sector). We have further restructured our curriculum, allowing students to pursue dual bachelor's degrees in specialized majors like institutions and civil service. This reorganization aims to enhance students' employability through practical training tailored to each track. In addition to the Gucci partnership, our Department operates an overseas hotel employment program. Following the completion of their second semester of academic and practical training, some of our students are slated to work at a luxury hotel in Singapore. article Public Relations Office for External Cooperation translated by reporter Park Heon-bin(hans8150@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
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Jeonju University Volunteers to Enhance Heating for Underprivileged Residents

[전주대신문 제934호 14면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] Jeonju University Volunteers to Enhance Heating for Underprivileged Residents On the 18th, in collaboration with the Jeonbuk Regional Problem Solving Platform, a hub for regional innovation, our university (led by President Park Jin-bae) took part in the‘Campaign to Improve Heating for Vulnerable Residents.' This initiative assists elderly individuals struggling with inadequate heating, with student council members actively participating. Jeonju University launched the ‘Fossil Fuel Warm Room Project’ as a volunteer effort targeting those in the local community who are vulnerable in terms of housing. This initiative underscores the university’s commitment to a sustainable future, emphasizing carbon-neutral university ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) practices that enhance heating environments while promoting eco-friendly energy. The Jeonbuk Regional Problem Solving Platform chose this campaign as a priority. Roughly 20 diverse entities, encompassing student councils, public institutions, local governments, intermediary support organizations, private entities, and startups, collaborated on the effort. Given that many of the disadvantaged residents are elderly and face mobility challenges, our students aided these seniors. They cleared accumulated waste from their homes, relocated household items to accommodate carbon fiber heating installations, and helped with general cleaning. Furthermore, social enterprises like Hi Housing, The Deum, and Onyu contributed to the carbon fiber heating installation. The Korea Electrical Safety Corporation and the Jeonbuk Development Corporation donated daily essentials to ameliorate living conditions, while Econexon supplied solar power installations. Key intermediary supporters such as the Jeonju City Housing Welfare Center, Jeonju Sustainability Association, and Jeonju City Energy Center facilitated the identification of beneficiaries and fostered community collaboration. Private enterprises, including the social enterprise Yeonyuldamda, generated content to spotlight and address heating challenges faced by the vulnerable. Student Council President Bae Ji-hoon, reflecting on his involvement, shared, "I was eager to participate. I hoped to emphasize the significance of community engagement and environmental conservation through this initiative.” Director Han Dong-sung of the Regional Innovation Center stated their intention to actively support housing-challenged individuals in the future. He emphasized the university's responsibility in addressing local issues and championing ESG-focused projects. Earlier in March, the Jeonbuk Regional Problem Solving Platform organized a public contest addressing regional concerns, inviting Jeonbuk residents to participate. Of the 237 submitted proposals, 12 were chosen for implementation based on their relevance to the region, immediacy, and public benefit. article Public Relations Office for External Cooperation translated by reporter Park Heon-bin(hans8150@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
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Jeonju University's Regular Recruitment Saw an Increase in the Number of Applicants Compared to the Previous Year

[전주대신문 제934호 14면, 업로드일: 2023년 10월 25일(수)] Jeonju University's Regular Recruitment Saw an Increase in the Number of Applicants Compared to the Previous Year Our university, led by President Park Jin-bae, announced that 10,197 students applied for the 2024 rolling admissions for new students, recruiting 2,802 students, which is approximately 300 more than the number of applicants from the previous year. Despite the rapid decline in the school-age population and an increase of 100 in the number of regular applicants compared to the previous year, Jeonju University is solidifying its position as a prestigious private university in the region by surpassing the previous year's number of applications. When categorized by screening type, the student department (regional talent 2 screening) showed the highest competition rate at 18.00 to 1, the student affairs department (regional talent 1 screening) was at 7.63 to 1, the student affairs department (rural student screening) was at 4.89 to 1, and the student records total for General Student Admission showed a competition rate of 4.29 to 1. The Student Affairs Department (General Student Admission) had a competition rate of 3.85 to 1. Notably, the student department curriculum screening had a higher number of applicants compared to the previous year. By department, the Department of Physical Therapy had the highest competition rate of 22.08 to 1 in the student division (general student selection), the nursing department in the student division (general student selection) had a rate of 18.73 to 1, and the nursing department in the student division (regional talent 2 selection) had a high competition rate of 18.00 to 1. The Department of Nursing in the student department (regional talent 1 selection) had a rate of 14.22 to 1, and the radiology department in the student department (general student selection) had a rate of 12.29 to 1. The nursing department, in particular, appeared to have gained popularity among test-takers, as it now offers teaching positions starting from freshmen in the 2024 school year. It is especially important to note the competition rate of departments newly established in 2024, such as the Department of Webtoon and Comics Contents and the Department of Food and Nutrition. In the case of the Department of Webtoon and Comic Contents, the competition rate in the student department (general student admission) was 10.43 to 1, and the Department of Food and Nutrition recorded a competition rate of 5.29 to 1 in the overall student department (general student admission). Our university conducted interviews and practical tests on October 21st, with the final announcement of successful applicants for regular admissions scheduled for November 13th. article Public Relations Office for External Cooperation translated by reporter Park Heon-bin(hans8150@jj.ac.kr) * 인용 가능(단, 인용시 출처 표기 바람)
- 2023-10-24
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