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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University Wins Top Prize in the 2025 Living Lab Project Competition]]></title>
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Sehan University (President Choi Mee-Soon) and the Jeollanam-do RISE Project Group (Leader Kang Jeong-il) won the Top Prize in the 2025 Living Lab Project Competition held on February 4, 2026.

The competition aimed to share the outcomes of university living lab initiatives conducted through regional collaborative projects at the city and county levels, while promoting innovative community-based practices through public exhibitions.

 

The event brought together approximately 50 participants, including representatives and evaluators from six universities in the western region of Jeollanam-do.

 

Sehan University currently offers specialized programs in the Departments of Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Sports Rehabilitation, along with regionally integrated courses designed to cultivate comprehensive healthcare professionals capable of addressing local health promotion needs.

 

In addition, the university operates the “Sehan University Home Care Project Group” and the “Human Care Professional Training Project Group.” By leveraging its accumulated expertise and human resources, the university has developed sustainable health promotion and integrated care programs that provide high-quality services to the local community.

 

In 2025, Sehan University implemented several flagship programs, including the “Resident Education Program for Senior Managers,” “Home-Based Health Promotion and Integrated Care Project,” and “Village-Level On-Site Health Promotion and Integrated Care Services.” Through these initiatives, the university delivered more than 150 health and welfare services to local residents.

 

At the same time, through resident-participatory Living Lab project activities, the university evaluated both the effectiveness and limitations of its health promotion and integrated care services.

 

In particular, the Living Lab activities systematically collected user-centered feedback from local residents. This process enabled the university to assess service outcomes and identify areas for improvement. Based on the needs and challenges identified by residents, Sehan University successfully designed a sustainable community healthcare model, ultimately earning the Top Prize.

 

Kang Jeong-il, leader of the Sehan University Jeollanam-do RISE Project Group, stated, “Through the 2025 Living Lab project, we strengthened resident participation, enhanced community collaboration, and laid the foundation for greater acceptance of future health promotion and integrated care policies. We will continue to incorporate residents’ feedback to develop and improve programs that address the specific needs of the region.”]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Mar 2026 09:28:03 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[[Special Feature] “A Choice to Prepare for the Future” — Beginning a Four-Year Journey at Sehan University]]></title>
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The criteria for choosing a university are changing. In the past, many students focused primarily on a university’s reputation or size. Today, however, greater emphasis is placed on personal development after graduation. Students increasingly ask themselves: <em>Who will I become in four years? What experiences will I gain, and how will I grow into someone capable of facing future challenges?</em>

As industries evolve at an unprecedented pace, the nature of work continues to change. Universities are no longer simply places for acquiring knowledge; they must also serve as environments that actively prepare students for their future careers. As a result, education that combines theory with practical experience—allowing students to apply what they learn and produce tangible outcomes—has become increasingly important.

In response to these changes, Sehan University has implemented <strong>major-focused specialized education</strong>, clearly highlighting the strengths of each academic discipline. Its colleges and departments maintain close connections with industry and professional fields, designing curricula that naturally link students’ four years of study with their career pathways after graduation.
<h2>■ Teacher Education Programs — Building Classroom Experience Over Four Years</h2>
Sehan University’s teacher education programs—including the Departments of Special Education, Technical Education, and Early Childhood Education—closely integrate theory with practice.

Beginning in their first year, students participate in observation practicums that go beyond simple field visits, serving as the first step toward becoming professional educators. Over time, they gain experience through assistant teaching, curriculum design, and classroom instruction, gradually developing the ability to understand and respond to real educational environments.

The Department of Special Education has produced top scorers in the national elementary special education teacher certification examination for two consecutive years, demonstrating the department’s strong academic and professional training.

The Department of Technical Education strengthens students’ technical and educational competencies through engineering fundamentals training and Capstone Design projects.

Meanwhile, the Department of Early Childhood Education has achieved outstanding results in public kindergarten placements through a stage-based practicum system.

The greatest advantage of these programs is that students are prepared not only for certification exams but also for real classroom environments, enabling them to accumulate practical teaching skills early and develop into capable future educators.
<h2>■ Health and Medical Programs — Practical Training in Simulated Clinical Environments</h2>
Sehan University’s Departments of Nursing and Physical Therapy cultivate professional competencies through practice-oriented education.

State-of-the-art simulation centers and clinically linked internships provide students with training environments that closely replicate real healthcare settings. As a result, the experience gained during their studies becomes a valuable foundation for confidence and competence after graduation.

The Department of Nursing has been selected for the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s Internship Support Program and maintains a graduate employment rate exceeding 83 percent.

The Department of Physical Therapy operates a systematic clinical education program that provides employment opportunities at university-affiliated hospitals in Korea while also expanding pathways for overseas careers.

A distinctive feature of these programs is that <strong>learning and practical experience occur simultaneously</strong>, achieving a seamless integration of theory and practice.
<h2>■ Aviation Programs — Preparing Students for Careers in the Sky</h2>
Sehan University’s Departments of Aviation Operations and Aviation Services offer specialized programs closely aligned with the global aviation industry.

The Department of Aviation Operations serves as a university pathway into Korean airline pilot training and provides international opportunities through a dual-degree program with the Florida Institute of Technology. Through phased practical and theoretical training, students gradually develop from aviation students into professional pilots.

The Department of Aviation Services cultivates practical workplace competencies through interview-focused training and AI-based service simulation courses. Graduates employed by domestic and international airlines demonstrate the effectiveness and potential of the program.

The core philosophy of these programs is that university life is not merely a time to prepare for dreams, but a time to actively pursue and realize them.
<h2>■ AI Convergence Department — Interdisciplinary Education for Future Industries</h2>
In an era defined by rapid digital transformation, Sehan University’s AI Convergence Department offers interdisciplinary education connecting web comics, gaming, AI content design, big data, and computer science.

Rather than focusing on a single specialty, the program aims to develop students’ comprehensive capabilities across multiple fields.

Through project-based courses, students gain hands-on experience addressing real industry challenges and build personal portfolios that transform academic knowledge into tangible achievements. Increasing numbers of students are securing employment in related industries, demonstrating the effectiveness of this educational model.

The AI Convergence Department is not only a place to learn technology but also a space where students develop the ability to design and shape future industries.
<h2>■ Department of Sports and Welfare Integration — Career Development Through Regional Collaboration</h2>
Sehan University’s Department of Sports and Welfare Integration—comprising the Department of Welfare Management and the Department of Human Services—combines professional certification preparation with field-based internships to deliver practice-centered education.

The department has achieved a <strong>100 percent pass rate</strong> for the Level 2 Social Welfare Worker and Lifelong Education Instructor certification examinations, reflecting its strong educational management system.

Through collaborative projects with regional institutions, students gain valuable on-site experience. Participation in the RISE Lifelong Education Hub Center further promotes community-based lifelong vocational education.

The department emphasizes not only individual career development but also the importance of growing together with the local community.
<h2>“Disciplinary Competence Equals Personal Potential”</h2>
President <strong>Choi </strong><strong>Mee-Soon</strong> stated,
“University competitiveness begins with strong academic disciplines. We support students in accumulating meaningful practical experiences during their studies so that they can confidently enter society upon graduation.”

Sehan University’s achievements are reflected in its outcomes: top scorers in national certification examinations, graduate employment rates exceeding 83 percent, a 100 percent certification pass rate, global dual-degree programs, and project-based courses closely connected with industry.

Yet behind these numbers lies each student’s four-year journey of growth and development.

Ultimately, choosing a university means envisioning who you will become four years from now. Sehan University demonstrates that promise through meaningful experiences and tangible outcomes.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Mar 2026 09:26:38 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[  Sehan University Holds 2026 Entrance Ceremonies for Freshmen at Dangjin and Yeongam Campuses]]></title>
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Sehan University (President <strong>Choi </strong><strong>Mee-Soon</strong>) held the 2026 Freshman Entrance Ceremony on March 3 at its Dangjin Campus (10:00 a.m.) and Yeongam Campus (2:00 p.m.).

A total of 858 new students attended the ceremonies along with their parents, faculty members, and staff. The program included an academic report, the declaration of admission approval, the freshmen oath, and a welcome address. Among the 858 new students, 811 are undergraduate freshmen and 47 are graduate students.

In her welcome speech, President Choi Mee-Soon stated, “As you take your first step onto the university campus today, I sincerely congratulate and welcome you as new members of the proud Sehan University community, beginning a new journey of learning together with our faculty and staff.”

She added, “For more than 30 years, our university has embraced change and challenges in pursuit of educational innovation. From implementing a major self-selection system to foster creative and convergent talent, establishing the RISE system to strengthen partnerships with the local community, and introducing AI-supported online and offline Learning Management Systems (LMS), to building an AX-based integrated platform for educational innovation and developing an integrated student growth management system, we have continuously responded to the needs of the times.”

She further emphasized, “Moving forward, Sehan University will strengthen education for school-age students, adult learners, and international students within an AI-based educational environment. We will focus on cultivating uniquely human capacities such as critical thinking and ethical awareness, promoting interdisciplinary convergence education, and developing practice-oriented learning that connects local communities with the global stage.”

President Choi added, “Our vision of becoming a ‘small but strong university’ is not defined by size, but by the competitiveness of ability and character. Even the most outstanding theory cannot change lives without practice. When what you learn in the classroom extends to serving local communities and engaging with the world, you will become truly irreplaceable intellectuals in the age of artificial intelligence.”

Sehan University reaffirmed its commitment to cultivating members of its academic community into global talents capable of leading future society.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Mar 2026 09:25:20 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University Launches Four Major Educational Infrastructure Facilities, Accelerating the Development of Practice-Oriented T]]></title>
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On March 3, Sehan University held an inauguration ceremony at its Yeongam Campus for four new facilities: the Sehan Physical Training Center, the Lifelong Education Research &amp; Learning Zone, the Nursing Department Simulation Center, and the Nightingale Lounge. The opening of these facilities is part of the university’s mid- to long-term strategy to expand its educational infrastructure in order to enhance students’ competencies, promote cooperation with the local community, and cultivate practice-oriented professionals.

The Sehan Physical Training Center, located on the first floor of the gymnasium, is a professional sports training facility equipped with science-based training and analysis systems. Through body composition analysis equipment and personalized exercise programs, the center will be open not only to students and faculty members but also to local residents, creating an open health service platform. In particular, the center will be integrated with sports-related academic programs and practical training, serving as a hub for nurturing application-oriented talent with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

The Lifelong Education Research &amp; Learning Zone, located on the first floor of the Welcome Center, was established as part of the Jeollanam-do RISE Project and serves as a customized learning space for adult learners. The area is equipped with multifunctional learning facilities such as individual focus study pods, small collaborative study tables, and a mini presentation zone, creating a comprehensive learning environment. The university plans to use this space to strengthen a “learning continuity structure,” enabling students to continue independent research and in-depth learning even after completing their formal coursework.

The Nursing Department Simulation Center, located on the third floor of the Health and Welfare Building, is a state-of-the-art practical training facility completed in November of last year. Based on this facility, the university is actively preparing for the fourth-cycle accreditation evaluation for nursing education.

The center includes specialized simulation laboratories covering the full spectrum of nursing education, including adult nursing, maternal and newborn care, pediatric nursing, geriatric nursing, community nursing, and psychiatric nursing. It is also equipped with a digital observation and feedback system. The entire training process is managed through data and designed to enable repeated practice under conditions that closely replicate real clinical environments.

In addition, the “Nightingale Lounge,” established alongside the center, is a dedicated learning and communication space for nursing students. The space is designed to foster professional identity and strengthen a sense of community, serving as a central hub for activities such as team-based learning, self-directed study, and faculty mentoring.

Sehan University President <strong>Choi </strong><strong>Mee-Soon</strong> stated, “The opening of these facilities is not merely an expansion of infrastructure but a strategic investment aimed at responding to the rapidly changing educational environment of the future. We will continue to optimize the educational environment and systematically strengthen students’ practical competencies, moving beyond a theory-centered teaching model.”

Looking ahead, Sehan University plans to organically integrate regional community health promotion programs, customized lifelong learning models for adult learners, and future healthcare professional training systems. Through these initiatives, the university aims to develop a comprehensive educational model encompassing health, lifelong learning, and future medical education.

The opening of these four major educational infrastructure facilities is expected to serve as a key milestone in strengthening the university’s educational competitiveness while expanding its contributions to the regional community.

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			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Mar 2026 09:24:36 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University has launched the “Sehan Physical Training Center” as part of its efforts to enhance student health and well-be]]></title>
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On March 3 at 5:00 p.m., Sehan University (President Choi Mee-Soon) held a grand opening ceremony for the “Sehan Physical Training Center” at the student gymnasium on its Yeongam Campus.

The event was part of the “Student Gymnasium Environment Improvement Project,” which aims to modernize aging sports facilities, provide a safe and comfortable training environment for student athletes, and enhance both their athletic performance and overall well-being.

The ceremony was attended by major university officials, including President Choi, the Dean of the Graduate School, the Director of Academic Affairs and Admissions, the Director of Planning, the Director of Administration, the Head of the Industry–Academic Cooperation Foundation, and the Director of the Lifelong Education Institute. Department heads, supervising professors, coaches, and student athletes also participated in the event to celebrate the center’s new beginning.

The event was hosted by the Minister of Sports, Kim Hyung-woo, and proceeded in the following order: the opening declaration and progress report, a screening of an introductory video about Sehan University athletics, a commemorative address by the president, the plaque unveiling and ribbon-cutting ceremony, cake cutting, a group photo session, and a tour of the gymnasium.

In particular, the video shown before the ceremony highlighted the athletes’ passion, the sweat they have shed over time, and their determination to achieve victory, which deeply moved the attendees.

The newly opened “Sehan Physical Training Center” will serve not only as a simple fitness training facility but also as an important base for scientific training, helping athletes train safely while preventing injuries and achieving their best competitive performance. The university stated that the center is expected to become an important facility for helping students prevent sports injuries, support rehabilitation and recovery, and improve physical conditioning, thereby promoting their overall development.

In her congratulatory speech, Sehan University President Choi Mee-Soon stated, “The center opened today will become the new heart of our university’s athletic teams.” She added, “I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the athletes and coaches who have continued to train hard and dedicate themselves even under less-than-ideal conditions.”

She further noted, “The university’s support will not stop here. By the second half of 2026, we will continue to improve our facilities step by step to create an ideal environment where students can fully dedicate themselves to both sports and academics.”

Meanwhile, Sehan University plans to use the opening of the Physical Training Center as an opportunity not only to further enhance the competitive performance of its student athletes but also to accelerate the development of sports infrastructure, thereby strengthening the overall competitiveness of university athletics.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 16 Mar 2026 09:22:37 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Park In-hee, a member of the Taekwondo team of Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club, won the third place at the 54th Nationa]]></title>
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The Taekwondo team of Lingyan CountySehan Public Sports Club participated in the 54th National Youth Sports Congress hosted by the Korean Sports Association in Gimhae City, Gyeongsangnam-do from May 24 to 27,2025, and achieved valuable results.

This conference is the largest youth sports event in South Korea, featuring the most potential athletes. All events showcased a high level of competitive spirit. The World Han Taekwondo Team demonstrated their solid strength through rigorous training and outstanding performance. Notably, Park In-hee from the girls' elementary university-36kg category stood out among strong competitors, securing third place and bringing honor to Jeollanam-do.

With excellent skills and stable control of the game, Park In-hee won the precious bronze medal in many rounds of fierce competition, fully demonstrating her own strength and the excellent training results of the club. This event is not only an acknowledgement of the players' competitive level, but also an important opportunity for the team to move to a higher stage in the future.

Coach Shin Hee-won said, "I am very proud of the players' achievements in the national competition. In the future, I will continue to improve my training and strength with the goal of cultivating players for the national team and stepping onto the Olympic stage."

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 16:09:45 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan Volunteer Corps (Lingyan Campus) faculty and staff carry out volunteer service-Practice warmth sharing, working together]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 23,2025, Lingyan Campus of our university organized a volunteer service activity involving faculty and staff to improve the campus environment, practice shared values and demonstrate the social responsibility of higher education institutions.

A total of 26 faculty members and teaching assistants from the Sehan Volunteer Corps (Lingyan Campus) actively participated in this event, focusing on cleaning, organizing, and maintaining the living environment around the buildings on the Lingyan Campus. This volunteer service particularly highlighted the faculty members' spirit of voluntary participation, reflecting the strong cohesion and public welfare awareness within the university.

Volunteer Team Leader Jin Baona stated that this event not only provided a platform for faculty and staff to practice the values of 'sharing and service' but also created a cleaner and more pleasant campus environment. In the future, Sehan Volunteer Team will continue to promote a variety of volunteer service projects, further strengthen ties with the local community, and strive to become a model educational institution that actively fulfills its social responsibilities.

Through this activity,Sehan University once again demonstrated the educational concept of "serving the society and contributing to the region", and laid a solid foundation for building a cooperative mechanism of benign interaction, symbiosis and prosperity between universities and communities.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 15:58:12 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan Volunteer Corps signed a business agreement with Tangjin Love House]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On the morning of May 27,2025, at 11:00 AM, our university held a signing ceremony for a business agreement with Tangjin Love Home on the third floor. The event aimed to encourage the Sehan Volunteer Corps and students from the Social Welfare Counseling program to actively participate in volunteer services. It also sought to promote more systematic and organized regional service projects, thereby enhancing practical skills. Through these volunteer activities, the university aims to embody its core educational values of creativity, character, and initiative, and to nurture Sehan individuals with a strong sense of social responsibility.

The signing ceremony of this agreement was presided over by Kim Myeong-kyung, the head of the World Han University Volunteer Corps and a professor in the Department of Social Welfare Counseling. Also present were Lee Kyung-soo, director of the Adult Learning Support Center and a professor in the same department, Professor Kwon Seok-yong from the Data Management Program, and other staff members of the Volunteer Corps. On the Tangjin Love Home side, President Kim Jong-jin and Facility Director Kim Sung-sil attended.

According to the business agreement, the two sides will cooperate in a number of areas: activating the social welfare service support system, promoting the normalization of volunteer services and educational activities, strengthening education and talent exchange, and carrying out community contribution public welfare projects
The signing of the MOU not only provides a professional practice platform for student volunteers, but also further deepens the cooperative relationship between the university and the community, helping to achieve the educational practice goal of "university and society co-construction".

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 15:52:06 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Our university has been selected for the 2025 University Sports Team Evaluation and Support Project]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 30,2025, our university was successfully selected for the "2025 University Sports Team Evaluation and Support Project" hosted by the Korean University Sports General Council (KUSF).

The project, jointly supported by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the National Sports Promotion Corporation, aims to enhance the overall competitiveness of university sports by strengthening operational support for university sports teams. Additionally, the project encourages universities to improve self-management and promote the standardized development of university sports. The evaluation includes 21 indicators, such as infrastructure and resource allocation, athlete management and support measures, recruitment and development potential of student athletes, coaching staff allocation and professional capabilities, and social cooperation of university sports teams. Sehan University performed well across all evaluation indicators and was awarded an annual project support fund of 53 million won.

With the selection, our university will further strengthen the support for the training funds, equipment purchase and competition participation of students in sports teams, and expand personalized training and curriculum arrangement, so as to promote the dual-track training mode of "study + sports".

Cui Meishun, director of the university, said: "Our team's management system is professional and advanced, which fully proves that our university stands out among many universities and is successfully selected. We will continue to do our best to ensure that student athletes can balance their academic and sports development in the best state."

Currently, our university has established various sports teams, including the baseball team, judo team, shooting team, taekwondo team, wrestling team, and bowling team. In recent years, we have actively sought project funding support from organizations such as the Korean Sports General Agreement, Jeollanam-do Sports Association, and Yeongnyang County Sports Association, continuously promoting the systematic development of university sports.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 15:47:21 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University will hold academic information library cultural activities for the 2025 academic year]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[To promote and share the university culture project for the 2025 academic year, our university organized the 'Academic Information Library Cultural Activities' on May 19 (Monday) at Lingyan Campus and on May 28 (Wednesday) at Tangjin Campus. These events attracted a large number of local residents, including faculty, staff, and students, who actively participated. The event was warmly received and well-received.

The cultural event was organized by the Academic Information Library ofSehan University and co-organized by several university institutions, including the Center for Professor Learning and Development, the Student Counseling Center, the Entrepreneurship Education Center and the Support Center for Disabled Students. The event aims to provide participants with a variety of information and cultural experiences, and promote knowledge sharing and emotional communication.

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The theme of this year's cultural activities is "Korean Culture and Global Etiquette (K-Culture &amp; Global Manners)". At the Lingyan campus, Professor Wen Xin from the Department of Nursing delivered an engaging lecture. At the Tangjin campus, Professor Li Enxi from the Department of Aviation Services gave a highly acclaimed special lecture. Both events were highly praised by the participants.

Notably, Professor Jeong Hye-ryun, the current director of the Academic Information Library, not only organized the event but also performed several pieces live for the guests as a saxophonist. The repertoire included Korean traditional songs, Chinese pop music, Western pop tunes, and Latin-style music, greatly enriching the event's content and creating a vibrant artistic atmosphere. This further enhanced the on-site interaction and resonance.

In addition, Chinese students studying for postgraduate courses at Sehan University also made a surprise appearance, bringing visual and auditory enjoyment to the guests through singing and traditional dance performances, which won rounds of applause.

A student who participated in the event said, "This activity not only gave me a deeper understanding of our own culture, but also became an important opportunity for me to build friendships and get to know each other with foreign students on campus. I hope similar projects can be carried out in the future."
In response, the university said that Sehan University will continue to hold such diversified and empathetic cultural activities and is committed to becoming an open university that grows and develops together with the local community.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 15:44:51 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan Volunteer Corps signed a cooperation agreement with Tangjin City Forestry Association]]></title>
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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.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 15:36:28 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University Lingyan Campus will hold the 2025 academic year "Lake Lantern Sports Festival"]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 21,2025 (Wednesday), our Lingyan campus successfully held the 2025 academic year "Lake Lantern Sports Festival".
This activity aims to enhance the physical fitness of students through physical exercise, promote the interaction and communication between all students and teachers, enhance friendship, and improve the satisfaction and participation in campus life.

The Lake Lantern Sports Festival is organized by teams from each department. There are six events, including football, dodge ball, volleyball, basketball, badminton and relay race.

At the end of all the competitions, the organizers awarded first prize, second prize, third prize and best support award to the departments with excellent results and students who actively participated and enthusiastically supported them, and gave out prizes as encouragement.

The "Lake Lantern Sports Festival" has been jointly completed by the presidents of student unions and students from various departments since the preparatory stage. In this process, the cohesion and intimacy among students have been further strengthened.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:45:57 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan University held the launch ceremony of the 2026 academic year enrollment publicity committee]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 26,2025 (Monday), the '2026 Academic Year Enrollment Promotion Committee Launch Ceremony' was held in the main conference room of our Tangjin Campus. This marked the official launch of the university's systematic enrollment promotion efforts. The appointed enrollment promotion committee members from across the country attended the meeting, sharing the university's strategic plans and regional promotion strategies, and expressing their willingness to actively participate.

■ Enrollment results for the 2025 academic year
In the 2025 academic year, the supplementary enrollment rate for regular students increased from 91.5% to 93.2%, and the supplementary enrollment rate for transfer students reached 97.8%. The ratio of university-age students rose from 29.1% to 36.6%, an increase of about 26%, while the proportion of adult learners remained at 62.2%, reflecting a balanced enrollment structure. Notably, the number of applicants for the Tangjin campus increased by 114.3% year-on-year, demonstrating the effectiveness of the promotional strategy. In contrast, the number of applicants for the Lingyan campus declined, highlighting the need for a more regionally tailored strategy.

■ Publicity strategy for the 2026 academic year
The 2026 academic year enrollment promotion will focus on A-level strategic high universitys along the 'Xihai Line,' with regular visits every Thursday and Friday. For B-level and C-level regions, a combined approach of regional team visits and the responsibility professor system will be used. This includes a variety of online and offline activities, such as high university information sessions, expos, social media, and student ambassador programs, to promote comprehensively. Additionally, the university will introduce a data analysis system based on Google Sheets to systematically identify and share best practices.

■ Appointment of publicity commissioners
During the event, a total of 40 regional recruitment commissioners and 15 adult learners were officially appointed. Principal Cui Meishun personally presented appointment letters to professors from various regions to express his gratitude.

■ Principal's encouraging speech
Principal Cui Meishun stated in her speech, "The achievements of the 2025 academic year are a testament to the dedication and hard work of all professors." She further emphasized, "The focus for the 2026 academic year will be on promoting high universitys along the West Sea Line and developing targeted strategies for adult learners, which will enhance the university's overall competitiveness." She also pledged that the university would provide active administrative support and assistance in the recruitment promotion efforts.

■ The group photo was successfully completed
At the end of the activity, participants took a group photo to draw a satisfactory conclusion to the launch ceremony and made a joint determination to achieve the complete success of the enrollment publicity work in the 2026 academic year.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:42:19 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[The physical fitness certification center of Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club, which is operated by our school, went to]]></title>
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On May 8, 2025, the Physical Fitness Certification Center of Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club operated by our school went to Jeonnam Future Automobile High School located in Changseong County, South Jeolla Province, and provided door-to-door physical fitness assessment services for 89 students in the school.

This physical test aims to scientifically and objectively assess the physical fitness levels of young people, laying the foundation for personalized physical improvement and health promotion in the future. The evaluation items cover comprehensive physical indicators such as body composition analysis, strength, endurance, flexibility, cardiorespiratory endurance, agility, explosive power, and coordination, encompassing the core elements of basic physical strength and athletic ability.

This service was personally delivered on-site by a professional team consisting of two health and fitness managers and two physical fitness evaluators. They provided high-quality assessment services to students using efficient and convenient equipment along with scientifically systematic measurement methods. After the evaluation, staff members also offered personalized exercise recommendations to each student, helping them establish a mindset for consistent exercise and enhance their health management capabilities.

It is worth mentioning that students from our school's taekwondo discipline also participated in the evaluation and assistance work of this activity. This not only enhanced the image and recognition of our school in the local area, but also gave the participating students a more intuitive understanding of the "health management" profession and inspiration for career planning.

The National Physical Fitness 100 Project is organized by the Korea National Sports Promotion Corporation and provides free physical fitness assessment and personalized exercise prescription services for all ages. Anyone can make an appointment in advance through the official website (https://nfa.kspo.or.kr) to easily enjoy professional physical fitness management support.

In the future, Lingyan Physical Fitness Certification Center will continue to work with schools and institutions at all levels in the region to promote health services into schools and close to the public, and contribute to creating a vibrant and healthy community environment.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:30:28 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[The physical fitness certification center of Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club, which is operated by our school, went to]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 2, 2025, Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club Physical Fitness Certification Center operated by our school went to Kangjin Barracks Middle School and Barracks High School to provide "door-to-door physical fitness assessment service" for 61 students from both schools.

The physical test aims to help students improve their physical fitness and strengthen their health management. The content covers the analysis of body composition based on the equipment in the body, and comprehensively evaluates the key indicators such as muscle strength, muscle endurance, flexibility, cardiorespiratory endurance, agility, explosive power and coordination, so as to form a comprehensive physical fitness analysis report.

Although the service is for small schools, the physical certification center still sends a professional team to conduct scientific measurement for each student in a systematic and detailed way, and provide personalized exercise suggestions and health feedback according to the evaluation results, which has been highly recognized by the school and students.

At present, as the executive agency of the "National Physical Fitness 100 Project", Lingyan Physical Fitness Certification Center is continuously providing door-to-door physical fitness testing services and physical fitness improvement courses for primary and secondary schools, public institutions and non-governmental organizations in this region, committed to building the foundation of healthy life for all people, and actively promoting the popularization and improvement of community public health services.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:23:27 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[The physical fitness certification center of Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club, which is operated by our school, went to]]></title>
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From April 28 to 30,2025, Lingyan County Sehan Public Sports Club Physical Fitness Certification Center operated by our school provided a three-day "National Physical Fitness 100" door-to-door physical fitness assessment service for 190 students from grade 1 and 2 of Hainan Institute of Technology.

This physical test project starts with body composition analysis, comprehensively covering muscle strength, muscle endurance, flexibility, cardio endurance, agility, explosive power, coordination and other physical fitness indicators, aiming to provide students with a systematic and scientific individual physical fitness assessment.

It is worth mentioning that the students of our school's taekwondo discipline also participated in this physical test service as evaluation assistants. This not only provided them with valuable practical experience, but also stimulated their interest and dream of becoming health management professionals in the future. At the same time, it also played a good role in promoting the university on site.

Through this evaluation, the physical fitness certification center has a more accurate grasp of the physical fitness status of students in Hainan Industrial High School, and has formulated practical exercise suggestions and guidance plans for school physical education classes and after-school activities, which is expected to further promote the healthy development and physical fitness improvement of students.

The "National Physical Fitness 100" project is a national public sports service initiative organized by the National Sports Promotion Corporation of South Korea. It offers personalized physical fitness assessments and exercise prescriptions free of charge to all age groups. Anyone can make an advance reservation through the official website (https://nfa.kspo.or.kr). This project not only aims to enhance public awareness of physical fitness and health but also lays a solid foundation for building a more vibrant society.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:19:23 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan Volunteer Group participated in the 2025 Tangjin Southern Social Welfare Pavilion "Parents' Day Resident Welfare Promotio]]></title>
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On May 8, 2025, the 13th World Han Volunteer Group of Tangjin Campus participated in the volunteer service work of "2025 Resident Welfare Promotion Parents' Day" held in Tangjin Southern Social Welfare Hall, contributing a force to promote filial piety culture and intergenerational communication.

The 13th Sehan Volunteer Corps is composed of 299 teachers and students. Adhering to the core concept of "character education" of our school, it encourages members to experience the value of life through practical volunteer actions, learn the wisdom of coexistence, and devote themselves to cultivating innovative talents who are close to the community and have a sense of social responsibility.

The purpose of this parent's Day activity is to foster filial piety culture in the community, enhance community cohesion through intergenerational communication and diverse experience activities, and enhance the social participation and life happiness of the elderly group.

On that day, a total of 14 volunteers (including 7 faculty members and 7 students) participated in the service, undertaking a number of responsibilities such as meal preparation, activity assistance, safety guidance, etc., actively assisting the smooth progress of the activities, and playing a positive role in environmental improvement and cultural construction.

Through this volunteer service, the Sehan Volunteer Team not only promoted the traditional virtues of serving society and respecting the elderly and kin, but also strengthened the connection between universities and local communities, demonstrating the enthusiasm and responsibility of college students in public welfare. In the future, the Sehan Volunteer Team will continue to expand regional volunteer service practices, contributing youthful energy to regional well-being and a harmonious society.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 14:16:10 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Sehan Volunteer Corps launched a new Plogging volunteer service activity (second round)]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[On May 8, 2025, the Sehan Volunteer Group of Tangjin Campus of our school carried out the second round of "New Plane Plogging Volunteer Service Activity". The activity was successfully carried out from 10 am to 12 am in the New Plane area for two hours.

This volunteer service aims to cultivate young talents with good character and innovative consciousness, encourage teachers and students to practice the spirit of volunteering with practical actions, and enhance their communication skills and sense of social responsibility.

The word "Plogging" comes from the combination of Swedish "plocka upp (pick up)" and English "jogging (jogging)", which means picking up garbage while jogging or walking, advocating a lifestyle that combines sports and environmental protection.

During this activity, teachers and students of our school walked and cleaned up the street garbage, using practical actions to beautify the community environment and promote the concept of green life. Everyone had a clear division of labor and coordinated cooperation, which not only improved the public health environment, but also narrowed the connection between the school and the local society.

The Sehan Volunteer Corps has always been committed to the principle of "experiencing the value of life and practicing character education," dedicated to cultivating innovative talents with strong service awareness who can integrate into communities. This Plogging activity, jointly organized with the community, not only demonstrated the sense of responsibility of our volunteer corps members but also further expanded the path of cooperative practice between universities and local areas for mutual benefit and prosperity.

In the future, Sehan Volunteer Corps will continue to use diversified public welfare activities as a bridge and actively contribute their youth to regional development.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 11:55:15 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[Our judo department has achieved excellent results in the 2025 Yangkou Peace Cup National Judo Competition]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[Our school's judo department performed outstandingly in the recently held "2025 Yangkou Peace Cup National Judo Competition," winning multiple medals. Among them, Jin Mincheng from the Sports Health Management discipline won the gold medal in the men's university +100kg category, while An Xiangmin secured a bronze medal in the-100kg category.

Kim Min-seong showed a steady pace and strong offensive ability in the +100kg class, and made a strong progress. Finally, he won the championship with impeccable performance, which once again proved his strength as a top domestic player.
In the-100kg category, An Xiangmin showed significant improvement in several intense matches. Despite losing in the semifinals, he managed to win third place with his tenacious fighting spirit. His overall performance was well recognized and showed good development potential.

"Every player gave their best to play a wonderful game," said Lu Bohuan, coach of the judo team. "Although there is room for improvement in the overall performance, the spirit and level of competition are encouraging. In the future, we will take this as an opportunity to further optimize the training system."
In addition, although other competitors failed to make it into the medal zone, the overall content of the competition was positive and the use of technology and tactics showed gratifying progress. In particular, the focus and physical allocation at critical moments will be the key areas to strengthen in subsequent training.

Our judo department will take this competition as a turning point, readjust the training strategy, and make every effort to prepare for the upcoming important competitions, and strive to create another glory on the national stage.

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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 11:52:35 +0000</pubDate>
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			<title><![CDATA[The 13th Sehan Volunteer Corps participated in the volunteer service of the 13th Carnation Filial Piety Cultural Festival]]></title>
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On May 7, 2025 (Wednesday), the 13th World Han Volunteer Group of Tangjin Campus participated in the "13th Carnation Filial Piety Culture Celebration" volunteer service activity held in Tangjin City Hall, contributing a youthful force to promote filial piety culture and promote intergenerational communication.

The Sehan Volunteer Group is composed of 299 teachers and students. With the core concept of "character education" in our school, it encourages students to realize the value of life and the wisdom of symbiosis through volunteer service practice, and is committed to cultivating innovative talents who are close to the community and have a sense of social responsibility.

The 13th Carnation Festival is an important regional cultural event held to commemorate the Korean "Parents' Day". It aims to spread the culture of filial piety, promote intergenerational communication, enhance the social participation and life happiness of the elderly through a variety of performances and experience projects, and enhance community cohesion.

In this activity, a total of 45 volunteers (including 4 teachers and staff, 41 students) participated in the activity, respectively undertaking various tasks such as meal preparation, activity assistance, safety guidance, etc., actively participating in the on-site service work, providing strong support for the smooth progress of the activity and the maintenance of good order.

Through this volunteer service, Sehan Volunteer Group not only deepened the emotional bond with the local community, but also further demonstrated the positive image of university serving the society and promoting cultural inheritance. In the future, the volunteer group will continue to promote the development goal of "university-community" symbiosis and prosperity with practical actions.]]></description>
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			<pubDate>Fri, 04 Jul 2025 11:46:53 +0000</pubDate>
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