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K-Academic Diffusion Activities

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18 days ago K-Connectors Team '0123' Launches Korean Studies Newsletter
On the 19th, the '0123 (공일이)' team from Inha University's K-Connectors began publishing a Korean Studies newsletter. Team leader 'Narae Park (Department of English Language and Literature, Class of '21)' stated that the 'Meari' newsletter was launched to effectively promote Korean Studies. She added that the newsletter is designed to provide vivid information on social issues and culture in Korea, as well as useful insights for those studying and living in Korea. The main content of the 'Meari' newsletter includes the following sections: ▲1-Minute News, ▲This Week's Hot Issues, ▲Corner within a Corner, and ▲Korean Slang Dictionary. These sections offer summaries of the latest news in various fields such as politics, economy, society, and culture in Korea, helping readers stay informed about current trends in Korea. Additionally, the newsletter provides Korean language content featuring books, practical advice, trending terms, and idiomatic expressions. This newsletter is available through a free subscription system, which can be accessed via the link below or by scanning the QR code on the poster. Subscribers who write a brief review will be entered into a giveaway event. https://page.stibee.com/subscriptions/357576 https://meari-newsletter.notion.site/MEARI-NEWSLETTER-5fec98be4aff4d4595eaaaa4992d88bf The 'Meari' newsletter is sent out every Monday at 9:00 AM Korean Standard Time, and subscribers will receive it directly to their personal email.
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2024.08.08(10:10) Inha University K-Connectors 'Look at us' Team Leads the Spread of K-Culture through Seoul Explor...
The K-Connectors, operated by the K-Academic Expansion Research Center at Inha University's Institute of International Relations, are a public diplomacy team aiming to spread Korean studies through various activities. Among the 10 active teams, the 'Look at us' team, led by Kyungmin Yeo (Department of Political Science and International Relationship), strives to share the beauty and diversity of Korea by experiencing both traditional and modern cultures of Seoul with international students. On July 16th, the 'Look at us' team held an opening ceremony to introduce team members to each other. They also had an orientation session to explain their upcoming visit schedules related to Korean history. On July 21st, the team visited Bukchon Hanok Village. Three international students from California and USA, joined them, and they engaged in various programs such as tasting traditional Korean food and exploring the National Folk Museum of Korea. These activities allowed them to feel the charm of traditional hanoks and understand the historical significance from the Joseon Dynasty to the modern era. They also visited the National Folk Village to personally experience and internalize these insights. Through these processes, the 'Look at us' team aims to convey the appeal of Korean culture to international students and promote a positive national image. Inha University's K-Connectors plan to continue leading efforts to introduce Korean culture to the world through various activitie
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K-Connectors 2024.08.06(11:25) K-Connectors Promote Korean Studies through Traditional Culture Experience and 'Sports Day'
The 'INHA Global Gathering,' hosted by the K-Connectors team 0123 at Inha University, was a resounding success, promoting Korean studies and fostering connections between international and Korean students. On the first day, traditional Korean games booths were set up, offering hands-on experiences with activities such as Tuho (arrow-throwing), Jegichagi (Korean hacky sack), Ddakji (folded paper tile flipping), and Dalgona candy making. Participants immersed themselves in Korean culture while enjoying nostalgic Korean snacks. The second day featured a sports day where both international and Korean students participated in various team sports, including dodgeball, tug-of-war, and relay races. These activities helped break down language and cultural barriers, fostering a sense of camaraderie among the students. After the sports events, participants gathered for a snack time, sharing conversations and building lasting memories. Looking ahead, the K-Connectors team plans to create a Korean Studies newsletter, making it easier for those interested in Korean studies to access valuable information. This initiative aims to broaden the understanding of both traditional and contemporary Korean culture and promote a positive image of Korea globally.
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K-Connectors 2024.07.29(14:25) INHA University K-Connectors: Advancing Korean Studies on the Global Stage
The K-Connectors program, run by K-Academic Diffusion Research Center, is making significant strides. Recently, the 10 teams participating in the program submitted their project proposals and engaged in discussions with the program's operations office about the Korean Studies significance of their projects. As a result, each team either refined their proposals or prepared to move forward with their projects. On May 27th, INHA University's 60th Anniversary Hall hosted a 'Gathering Day' where teams presented their project ideas. Each team gave a brief, impactful presentation within three minutes, explaining their plans and answering detailed questions from the moderator to further define their project direction. Teams also explored potential collaborations with others working on similar topics and discussed strategies to mitigate risks during their projects. The event also facilitated various collaborative opportunities beyond the team presentations. For example, projects targeting students on campus during the break were expanded into integrated initiatives, while off-campus experiential projects were offered solutions to reduce costs and resource needs. Projects focused on online promotion benefited from interactions with content experts, leading to more polished results. Through these collaborations and idea exchanges, the K-Connectors program plays a vital role in advancing Korean Studies on the global stage.
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K-Connectors 2024.07.29(14:02) Second Pre-Education for K-Connectors Successfully Concluded with Lectures by Ilya Belyakov and L...
On May 2, the Center for K-Academic Diffusion Reasearch Center at Inha University held an online lecture for K-Connectors. The event proceeded in the following order: an introduction to the K-Connectors schedule, a lecture on copyright by instructor Lee Seung-hoon, and a public diplomacy lecture by Ilya Belyakov. The event provided a lecture on the various aspects of copyright to consider when planning projects and creating content aimed at promoting Korean studies. Additionally, there was an opportunity to share thoughts on the aspects of Korean public diplomacy through a meeting with a foreigner who has significant experience in the field. Instructor Lee Seung-hoon explained the copyright laws and portrait rights that need attention when creating content. The lecture focused on the usage cases and precautions for sources, images, music, and fonts needed for video production. This provided the Connectors with a chance to thoroughly understand and prepare for the important considerations before beginning their activities. Ilya Belyakov, who has been active as a broadcaster and university professor after appearing on JTBC’s variety show "Non-Summit," delivered a lecture on how Korea is viewed from a foreign perspective. Through Ilya Belyakov’s lecture, students had the opportunity to gain a new understanding of Korea and the importance of public diplomacy from an outsider’s viewpoint.
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K-Connectors 2024.07.25(15:44) K-Connectors 'ESG Insight' Team Hosts Myeongdong Plogging Event to Promote Eco-Friendly K-Culture
The K-Connectors, managed by the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center at Inha University, are a public diplomacy group dedicated to spreading Korean studies globally. The group consists of ten active teams, including the 'ESG Insight' team led by team leader Jaeyoung Kim, which focuses on an 'environmentally friendly' project. This team strives to inform foreigners about Korea's various efforts toward sustainability and environmental protection. On July 17, the ESG Insight team conducted an event in Myeongdong, introducing foreigners to Korea's eco-friendly practices through the keywords 'Precycling, Upcycling, Recycling,' and linking these practices to 'K-culture.' This event was part of a broader initiative to promote Korea's sustainable environmental protection activities. Participants received eco-friendly tote bags featuring the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center's logo and the Korean flag. Students from several countries, including Myanmar, Indonesia, France, and Hungary, attended the event, learning about Korea's eco-friendly initiatives and developing a greater interest in them. These international students had the valuable opportunity to see firsthand how Korea's commitment to environmental friendliness goes beyond mere slogans and is actively practiced in daily life. Furthermore, the ESG Insight team plans to hold another event in Itaewon in August, following a plogging event in Myeongdong. Plogging, which involves picking up litter while jogging, highlights the importance of environmental protection and aims to continually promote Korea's eco-friendly culture. Moving forward, the K-Connectors will continue their diverse activities to spread Korean culture worldwide and promote Korean studies.
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International Diffusion Activities 2024.07.23(13:06) Director Jean-Young Lee Visits Korean Studies Departments and Research Centers in Italy to Introd...
On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee of the Inha CIS visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy to introduce the K-Academic Diffusion Project and present Korean Studies courses developed by the center. He also visited the Korean Cultural Center in Italy, the Korean Studies Department at Goethe University, Frankfurt, and the University of Jena in Germany to share research outcomes and discuss strategies for the global dissemination of Korean studies. Professor Reise from the University of Jena in Germany decided to have students watch a video about Korea's international politics prior to the class discussions for the Europe and East Asia course in the fall semester. This video will serve as a foundation for a week of discussions in the class. This visit and presentation have become an important opportunity to internationally publicize the academic achievements of the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center at the Inha University Institute of International Relations. Our research center will continue to actively engage in international academic exchanges in the future. ▲On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy ▲On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy ▲On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy ▲On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy ▲On June 20, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at the University for Foreigners of Siena and the Yoon Dong-Ju Korean Studies Research Institute in Italy ▲On June 27, Director Jean-Young Lee visited the Korean Studies Department at Goethe University, Frankfurt to introduce the K-Academic Diffusion Project and present Korean Studies courses developed by the center. ▲On June 29, Director Jean-Young Lee visited University of Jena in Germany to share research outcomes and discuss strategies for the global dissemination of Korean studies. ▲On June 29, Director Jean-Young Lee visited University of Jena in Germany to share research outcomes and discuss strategies for the global dissemination of Korean studies. ▲On June 29, Director Jean-Young Lee visited University of Jena in Germany to share research outcomes and discuss strategies for the global dissemination of Korean studies. ▲On June 29, Director Jean-Young Lee visited University of Jena in Germany to share research outcomes and discuss strategies for the global dissemination of Korean studies.
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K-Connectors 2024.07.23(11:10) K-Academic Diffusion Research Center Welcomes Hawaiian Youth Visit
On June 11, the Inha K-Academic Diffusion Research Center held a welcoming event for the Korea & Hawaii History Club students visiting Inha University. During the event, the students learned about diverse activities related to the Korean Studies research the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center conducts. They also had the opportunity to explore the deep-rooted history and historical landmarks connecting Inha University and Hawaii.
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International Diffusion Activities 2024.07.23(10:23) K-Academic Diffusion Research Center Visits Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages and Ta...
▲ On April 20, the Inha K-Academic Diffusion Research Center visited the Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages to introduce the K-Academic Diffusion Project and present Korean studies courses developed by the center. ▲ On April 21, the Inha K-Academic Diffusion Research Center visited Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies in Uzbekistan to introduce the K-Academic Diffusion Project and present Korean studies courses developed by the center.
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