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Sehan Volunteer Corps signed a cooperation agreement with Tangjin City Forestry Association
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2025-07-04 15:36
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On the morning of May 23,2025, at 11:00 AM in the third-floor meeting room of the Tangjin City Forestry Association, a work cooperation agreement (MOU) was signed with the Tangjin City Forestry Association. This agreement aims to encourage the Sehan Volunteer Corps and students from the Department of Social Welfare Consulting to actively participate in volunteer services. By systematically engaging with the local community, it seeks to promote more standardized and organized volunteer activities. Additionally, this platform is designed to enhance students 'professional skills, aligning with Sehan University's talent development goals of 'creative education, character education, and proactive education.' The university is dedicated to cultivating individuals with a strong sense of social responsibility and practical skills, known as 'Sehan people.'
The participants at the signing ceremony included Kim Myeong-kyung, head of the Sehan Volunteer Group and professor of Social Welfare Counseling at Sehan University; Lee Kyung-soo, director of the Adult Learning Support Center and professor of Social Welfare Counseling at Sehan University; and other volunteer group staff. The Tangjin City Forestry Association was represented by President Kim Joo-bae and Secretary Kim Na-ri.
According to this agreement, both parties will collaborate closely in the following areas: 1) promoting the implementation and optimization of social welfare service support systems; 2) enhancing the promotion of volunteer services and educational programs; 3) facilitating two-way exchanges of educational resources and talent; 4) jointly implementing regional social contribution projects; 5) improving the employment and entrepreneurship service system for graduates.
The signing of the cooperation agreement marks the further deepening of the university-local collaborative education mechanism, providing students with a broader platform for social practice, and injecting new vitality into the development of local social welfare undertakings.