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새로운 글 Birthplace of the nation’s first commissioned education for women, GNU kicks off the 29th Women’s Manager Course

Gyeongsang National University Holds Entrance Ceremony for the 29th Gyeongnam Women Managers Program Serve as a stepping stone for women to grow into leaders of our society. Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) Lifelong Education Center (Director Kim Cheol-ho, Professor of Pharmaceutical Engineering) held the entrance ceremony for the 29th Gyeongnam Women Managers Program in the main conference room of the Industry-Academic Cooperation Building at the Chilam Campus on April 14. Thirty participants were admitted to the program that day. At this event, Director Kim Cheol-ho of the Gyeongsang National University Lifelong Education Institute, Administrative Director Jeong Mi-ja, Kang Suk-i, Head of the Women and Family Division of Gyeongsangnam-do, Kim Young-mi, President of the Gyeongnam Council of Women Leaders, and Nam Jeong-ran, President of the Gyeongsang National University Women Leaders General Alumni Association, along with other distinguished guests and family members, attended to offer their congratulations. The Gyeongnam Women Managers Program is the nation’s first university-commissioned program implemented by Gyeongsangnam-do to expand women’s social participation and contribute to regional development, and starting with the 1st cohort of 26 in 1998, it has produced a total of 1,037 graduates through the 28th cohort in 2025. The 29th program will run as an eight-month, 80-hour course comprising professional training such as public speaking to enhance the qualities of women leaders, specialized courses to expand social participation, and elective subjects for service and communication. In his remarks, Lifelong Education Institute Director Kim Cheol-ho said, “The Women’s Leadership Program beginning today goes beyond a simple learning opportunity and will be an important first step in transforming our society,” adding, “I will provide steadfast support so that you can become leaders of our society.” Photo description: The Lifelong Education Institute of Gyeongsang National University (GNU) held the entrance ceremony for the 29th Gyeongnam Women Managers Program (2026) on April 14 at the Main Conference Room of the Industry-Academia Cooperation Building at the Chilam Campus. For inquiries: Gyeongsang National University Lifelong Education Center 055-772-3530

2026.04.16 총무과

새로운 글 From ‘Free Breakfast’ to ‘1,000-Won Dinner’… Tailored Welfare Programs Draw Attention

Gyeongsang National University: During the exam period, breakfast is free; dinner is 1,000 won.Student Council and University Administration to implement '1,000-won Dinner' following free breakfastIn the 2nd semester, the plan is to expand, in partnership with Jinju City, into a 'regional co-prosperity welfare model'.Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) Saebyeok General Student Council (President Oh Se-beom, 4th-year student in the Department of Urban Engineering) will implement the ‘1,000-Won Dinner’ program during the first-semester midterm exam period, in partnership with the university administration, to ease students’ meal costs and encourage their studies.This “1,000-Won Dinner” program will run for five days from April 20 to 24 at the Central 1 Cafeteria on the Gajwa Campus, limited to 400 people on a first-come, first-served basis.This initiative extends into the evening hours the positive purpose of the successfully established ‘천원의 아침밥’ program and the exam-period ‘무료 아침밥(아침의 행복)’, and was planned to support students who stay on campus studying until late, in recognition of the increasing meal-cost burden on university students in a period of high inflation.In particular, the decisive factors that enabled this project to get off the ground successfully were “comprehensive administrative and financial support at the university level” and “active cooperation from the Consumer Cooperative (hereinafter ‘Saenghyeop’),” as set out in the Saebyeok General Student Council’s plan that incorporated students’ demands. From securing the budget to designing the menu, it is a valuable outcome achieved through numerous working-level consultations among the University Administration, Saenghyeop, and student self-governing bodies.The '1,000-Won Dinner' program will begin with the 1st semester midterm exams and is expected to continue in the same manner during the final exam period. In particular, during the 2nd semester midterm and final exam periods, it will be expanded into a 'regional co-prosperity welfare model' by securing active budget support from Jinju City, with the local government and the university jointly promoting consumption of local rice and improving conditions for young people to settle in the region.Oh Se-beom, President of the Saebyeok General Student Council at Gyeongsang National University, said, “I am deeply grateful to the university administration and the Co-op staff who actively supported the implementation of this project,” adding, “I hope that during the exam period, students who study day and night can enjoy a warm, hearty dinner without worrying about meal costs and achieve good results.”Also, President Oh Se-beom emphasized, "Going forward, in addition to the '1,000-won Dinner' program, 새벽 총학생회 will continue to identify and implement practical welfare initiatives that students can tangibly feel."Meanwhile, Gyeongsang National University launched the '1,000-won breakfast' program in the first semester of 2023, recording high student participation and satisfaction, and beginning with the 2024 final-exam period it offered exam-period breakfasts for 'free,' drawing nationwide attention. In addition, through voluntary development-fund donations from Gyeongsang National University alumni and faculty and staff, the 1,000-won breakfast and free meal provision programs are gradually expanding, thereby realizing a 'student-satisfaction university' that attends to both students’ welfare and health.In the 2026 academic year, with support from the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Gyeongsangnam-do, and Jinju-si, and including the university’s own funds, a project budget of 400 million won has been secured to run the 1,000-won Breakfast program from March 3 to December 18 (excluding vacations and public holidays) at Gajwa Campus (Central Cafeteria), Chilam Campus (Chilam Cafeteria), and Tongyeong Campus (Residence Hall Cafeteria).Photo description: The Saebyeok General Student Council of Gyeongsang National University (GNU), together with the university headquarters, is implementing the “1,000-Won Dinner” program to coincide with the first-semester midterm exam period. The photo shows a campaign to promote rice consumption on March 17 in front of the Central Cafeteria at Gyeongsang National University’s Gajwa Campus, jointly organized by Gyeongsang National University, Jinju City Hall, and NH NongHyup Bank.For content inquiries: Gyeongsang National University Office of Student Affairs 055-772-0161

2026.04.16 총무과

“Healing Life Through Food”: Sancheong Wellness Expert Training Program Highlights Modern Food Culture and the Wellness Lifestyle

A Single Meal for Healing in Life Gyeongsang National University’s Wellness Expert Training Program hosts “Wellness Economy Summit Korea” Tuesday, April 21 at 2:00 PM, Main Auditorium, 1st Floor, Museum, Gajwa Campus ‘Wellness Economy Summit Korea,’ hosted by the RISE Project Group (Director Hwang Se-un) and the Department of Russian Studies (Department Chair Jeong Gyeong-taek) at Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) and organized by the K-Wellness Cooperative (Chairperson Park Mi-young), will be held at 2:00 p.m. on April 21 in the Grand Auditorium on the 1st floor of the Museum at the Gajwa Campus under the theme ‘A Meal for the Healing of Life’. According to Gyeongsang National University’s RISE Project “Sancheong Wellness Expert Training Program” (Program Director: Professor Kim Yong-hwan, Department of Russian Studies), this forum aims to look beyond mere nutritional intake to shed light on how food affects not only physical health but also mental stability and quality of life, and to present directions for a wellness lifestyle that is practicable in contemporary society. In particular, in-depth discussions will be held on 'food as a medium of healing' that links individuals and society, focusing on various food culture resources such as temple food, natural foods, and health foods. In the keynote lecture, Venerable Hongseung, Chair of the Temple Cuisine Research Association, will, under the theme 'Food for Practice and Healing: The Philosophy of Temple Cuisine,' convey the meanings of moderation, letting go, and healing that food holds. Professor Jeong Jong-il of Gyeongsang National University will present the scientific value of food ingredients and the direction of future food culture under the theme 'The Functionality of Soybeans and a Healthy Future.' Chef Ha Seung-ho will introduce practical wellness cuisine for everyday dining through 'Healing Food in Everyday Life.' 종합 토론에서는 경남대학교 고계성 교수(전 한국관광학회장)가 주관하여 ‘삶을 변화시키는 음식, 웰니스 실천 전략’이라는 주제로 음식과 정신 건강의 관계, 웰니스 관광과 음식 콘텐츠의 결합, 지속가능한 식문화 확산 방안 등을 폭넓게 논의한다. 전문가 간 융합적 논의를 통해 이론을 넘어 실제 산업과 교육 현장에서 적용 가능한 구체적 방향이 도출될 것으로 기대된다. 이번 포럼은 웰니스 전문가와 관련 산업 종사자의 역량을 강화하고, 사찰음식과 현대 식문화의 융합 가능성을 확장하는 계기가 될 전망이다. 또한 지역 기반 음식 콘텐츠를 활용한 웰니스 관광 활성화와 지속가능한 산업 생태계 구축에도 기여할 것으로 기대를 모은다. 행사를 기획·주최하는 강덕제 박사(경상국립대학교 러시아학과, 관광학 박사)는 “음식은 단순한 소비를 넘어 삶을 치유하고 관계를 회복하는 중요한 매개”라며 “이번 포럼이 개인의 일상은 물론 지역과 산업 전반에 긍정적인 변화를 이끄는 출발점이 되길 바란다.”라고 말했다. 한편, 이번 포럼의 논의 결과는 향후 웰니스 전문가 양성 교육, 음식 기반 관광 상품 개발, 정책 및 콘텐츠 기획 자료 등으로 폭넓게 활용될 예정이다. ㅇ 사진 설명: 경상국립대학교(GNU) 라이즈(RISE) 사업단과 러시아학과가 주최하고 케이웰니스협동조합이 주관하는 ‘웰니스 이코노미 서밋 코리아’가 4월 21일 오후 2시 가좌캠퍼스 박물관 1층 대강당에서 ‘삶의 치유를 위한 한 끼의 음식’이라는 주제로 열린다. ㅇ 내용 문의: 경상국립대학교 산청 웰니스 전문가 양성과정 055-772-4740

2026.04.14 총무과

GNU Center for Sustainable Development supports the 'SDGs Challenge Leader' program at GNU Affiliated High School

Gyeongsang National University Hosts GNU-SDGs/ESG High School Student Academy ▸ SDGs Challenge Leader Training for 47 Students of the College of Education Affiliated High School The Center for Sustainable Development at Gyeongsang National University (GNU·President Kwon Jin-hoe) conducted training on April 8 at the Audio-Visual Center of the High School Affiliated with the College of Education for 47 high school students on the theme 'The Role of Youth Leaders in Driving SDGs Implementation and Methods for Planning and Operating Activities'. This training was planned as part of the 'Sustainable Development Challenge Leader' program run by Sadaebu High School, to help high school students, the leaders of the next generation, gain a deep understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and build the capacity for proactive implementation. This training began with an introduction to the basic concepts of the SDGs and went on to cover the roles and responsibilities of youth leaders, examples of sustainable development-related activities within the university, and methods for club management and project planning. In particular, drawing on real program operation experience, they focused on explaining the flow from the activity planning stage through the implementation process, thereby helping students understand. In addition, by sharing experiences participating in the Living Lab competition organized by the Center for Sustainable Development and examples of activities, they enabled students to engage with sustainable development activities more practically and to envision concrete ways to participate in the future. Kim Young-cheol, Director of the Sustainable Development Center at Gyeongsang National University, said, “I hope that through this program students have deepened their understanding of the Sustainable Development Goals and that it has served as an opportunity for them to grow into youth leaders who put them into practice on their own,” adding, “Going forward, we will continue to leverage the university’s expertise to steadily expand sustainable development education for future generations.” Photo description: The Gyeongsang National University (GNU) Center for Sustainable Development conducted training on April 8 at the Media Resource Center of the College of Education Affiliated High School for 47 high school students on the theme 'Roles of Youth Leaders in Driving SDG Implementation and Methods for Planning and Managing Activities'. For content inquiries: Gyeongsang National University Sustainable Development Center 055-772-2457

2026.04.13 총무과

Korean Language Culture Center to replace difficult foreign words with easy Korean… Contest runs through October

Gyeongsang National University Institute for Korean Language and Culture to Host the 'Korean Language Refinement Contest'From April to October, held from the 2nd Wednesday of each month through the last day of the month.▸Select three people who suggested intuitive, easy-to-understand words and award gift certificates.The Korean Language and Culture Center (Director Park Yong-sik, Professor of Korean Language and Literature) at Gyeongsang National University (GNU, President Kwon Jin-hoe) is holding a “Refining Our Language Contest,” which encourages participants to replace difficult foreign words, loanwords, and Sino-Korean terms with simpler Korean expressions.The contest will run from April to October, selecting one word each month for participants to refine.The Korean Language and Culture Center of Gyeongsang National University explained the purpose of the contest as follows: “In everyday life, we often use difficult loanwords and Sino-Korean terms without much thought. This practice does not align with the intention of King Sejong, who created Hunminjeongeum so that people could communicate more easily. Through this contest, we aim to replace commonly used words that lack clear Korean alternatives with simpler Korean expressions. By doing so, we hope to reflect on the original purpose of the creation of Hangeul and improve the language environment of residents in Gyeongsangnam-do.” The contest will be held from the second Wednesday of each month until the end of the month, and any resident of Gyeongsangnam-do is eligible to participate.The “Word of the Month to Be Refined” can be found on the website of the Korean Language and Culture Center at Gyeongsang National University, and participants can submit their suggested expressions through Naver Form. The word selected for April is “insight.” The term is often used in expressions such as “gain insight” or “draw insight.” Although it is frequently used these days, its meaning is not always easy to understand. This can be seen in the many online posts asking about the meaning of “insight,” along with numerous replies explaining the term. For this reason, the Korean Language and Culture Center at Gyeongsang National University has chosen “insight” as the word to be refined for April.The contest period in April runs from the 8th to the 30th. Three people who propose intuitive, easy-to-understand words will be selected and awarded gift certificates (50,000 won, 30,000 won, 20,000 won). For details, see the Gyeongsang National University Korean Language Culture Center website ((https://www.gnu.ac.kr/ckc/main.do).ㅇ 사진 설명: ‘우리말 다듬기 공모전’ 홍보 자료와 4월 다듬을 말 홍보 자료ㅇ 내용 문의: 경상국립대학교 국어문화원 055-772-0761/0762/0768

2026.04.13 총무과

Children's Life Science Education Institute, MOU for Educational Cooperation with Jinju Hyegwang School

Signing of an MOU between Gyeongsang National University Institute for Children's Life Science Education and Jinju Hyegwang School Collaboration on developing tailored science programs for students with disabilities and supporting university student volunteers ▸“It will be a valuable stepping stone for the students of Hyegwang School to nurture their dreams for the future” Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) School Enterprise Children’s Life Science Education Institute (Director Moon Yang-su) signed a business agreement with Jinju Hyegwang School (Principal Park Young-sik) at 10:00 a.m. on April 7 in the principal’s office of Jinju Hyegwang School. Nine people, including representatives from the Gyeongsang National University Children’s Life Science Education Institute and Jinju Hyegwang School, attended the agreement signing ceremony that day. The event proceeded in the following order: opening, introduction of participants, explanation of the agreement, signing of the agreement, commemorative photo, and remarks by the representatives of both institutions. Under the agreement, the two institutions agreed to cooperate on the development and operation of customized science programs for students with disabilities; educational support through university student volunteer activities and linkages with professional personnel; the mutual use of and collaboration on educational infrastructure such as facilities and equipment; and other matters deemed necessary by the two institutions. This agreement was arranged to support local special education schools with the university’s outstanding human resources and science education infrastructure, thereby providing high-quality hands-on science learning opportunities for students with disabilities and contributing to the improvement of educational welfare in the local community. In particular, the effectiveness of the project was enhanced through a division of roles. 어린이생명과학교육원 will handle the planning and operation of science education programs, preparation of teaching aids, and support with professional instructors and assistant staff, while 진주혜광학교 has agreed to cooperate in student recruitment, provision of educational venues, and student safety management. Accordingly, throughout the first and second halves of this year, university student assistant teachers will visit the school in person to deliver a variety of science classes. 경상국립대학교 어린이생명과학교육원은 어린이들에게 기초과학에 대한 호기심을 심어주고, 창의적인 미래 인재를 양성하기 위해 설립된 대학 산하 교육 전문 기관이다. 진주혜광학교는 1982년 개교하여 발달장애 학생들의 자립과 성장을 돕는 지역의 대표적인 특수교육 기관으로 자리매김하고 있다. 경상국립대학교 어린이생명과학교육원 문양수 원장은 “대학이 보유한 전문 인력과 과학교육 시설을 활용해 진주혜광학교 학생들에게 폭넓은 과학 체험 환경을 제공하게 되어 뜻깊다.”며 “실질적인 교육 인프라 공유와 인적 교류가 지속되도록 내실 있게 운영하겠다.”라고 말했다. 진주혜광학교 박영식 교장은 “전문성을 갖춘 대학 교육기관과의 협력으로 우리 학생들이 보다 폭넓은 교육 혜택을 누리며 미래의 꿈을 키워나가는 소중한 발판이 될 것으로 기대한다.”라고 말했다. ㅇ 사진 설명: (1) At the business agreement signing ceremony held in the principal’s office of Jinju Hyekwang School, Moon Yang-su, Director of the Children’s Life Science Education Institute at Gyeongsang National University (right), and Park Young-sik, Principal of Jinju Hyekwang School (left), pose for a commemorative photo after signing the agreement. (2) After signing an MOU to support science education for students with developmental disabilities, officials from the Gyeongsang National University Children’s Life Science Education Institute and Jinju Hyegwang School pose for a group commemorative photo. For inquiries: Gyeongsang National University Children's Life Science Education Center 055-772-3526

2026.04.09 총무과

Human Rights Center Conducts a Tailored Safety Campaign Across All University Campuses to Prevent Sexual Offenses

Gyeongsang National University Human Rights Center Creates a Safe Campus by Hosting the 'Knock' Safety Campaign ▸가좌·통영·칠암 캠퍼스 동시…교직원·인권서포터즈 참여로 안전망 강화 Tailored outreach, including operating a dating violence self-assessment experience zone and distributing English-language promotional leaflets Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) Human Rights Center (Director Hong Jong-hyun, Professor of Law) conducted the 2026 Knock Safety Campaign on April 8 across all campuses, including Gajwa, Tongyeong, and Chilam, to prevent on-campus sexual offenses and strengthen members’ response capabilities. 이번 캠페인은 최근 학내에서 성범죄 관련 상담·신고 건수가 증가함에 따라 구성원들의 경각심을 높이고, 사건 발생 시 체계적인 대응 방안과 구제 절차를 적극적으로 알리기 위해 마련됐다. 캠페인 명칭인 ‘똑똑(Knock)’은 내 마음의 안전을 스스로 확인(똑똑)하고, 도움이 필요할 때 언제든 인권센터의 문을 두드린다(Knock)는 의미를 담고 있다. 이날 캠페인에서는 교직원 70여 명과 인권서포터즈단이 참여하여 유동 인구가 많은 캠퍼스 주요 거점에서 홍보전단과 안심 홍보물품을 배포했다. 특히 외국인 유학생을 위한 영문 홍보전단을 별도로 제작해 배포하고, 가좌캠퍼스 잔디광장에는 ‘교제폭력 자가진단 체크리스트 체험존’을 운영하는 등 맞춤형 홍보 활동을 펼쳐 학생들의 큰 호응을 얻었다. 홍종현 인권센터장은 “이번 캠페인은 신학기를 맞이한 학생들에게 인권센터의 문턱을 낮추고, 누구나 안전한 환경에서 학업에 전념하도록 돕는 데 목적이 있다.”라며 “일회성 행사에 그치지 않고 4월 10일에는 총여학우국 소속 여학생을 대상으로 토론식 폭력예방교육을 실시하고, 4월 15일에는 총동아리연합회 소속 회장 100여 명을 대상으로 토크콘서트 형식의 폭력예방교육을 진행하는 등 소통형 교육방식으로 구성원들에게 다가가며 대학 내 인권 존중 문화를 더욱 공고히 구축해 나가겠다.”라고 밝혔다. 인권센터는 이번 캠페인과 함께 현수막 및 전광판 홍보, 교육부 캠퍼스 안심 소식지 안내 등을 병행하며 학내 안전망을 지속적으로 강화해 나갈 방침이다. ㅇ 사진 설명: 경상국립대학교 인권센터는 4월 8일 전 캠퍼스에서 성범죄 예방을 위한 ‘2026년 똑똑(Knock) 안심 캠페인’을 실시했다. ㅇ 내용 문의: 경상국립대학교 인권센터 055-772-0841

2026.04.09 총무과

RISE Regional Industry Project: On-site Briefing Session Held for Current Students in the Agriculture and Fisheries Sector

RISE사업단 Holds the 'A&F On-site Briefing Session' for Regional Industry (Agriculture and Fisheries) Projects Strengthening on-site tailored communication that reflects each department’s characteristics and needs About 320 people attended over 7 sessions, including faculty from participating departments. The Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) RISE Project Group (Director Hwang Se-un) “Regional Industry (Agriculture and Fisheries) Project” (PI Professor Kim Sam-cheol) conducted seven “A&F On-site Information Sessions” for students in the participating departments from March 26 to April 6. This briefing session was organized to directly brief students on the 2nd-year operational direction and detailed programs of the regional industry (agriculture and fisheries) project and to strengthen on-site, customized communication that reflects the characteristics and needs of each department. About 320 people attended the briefing session, including faculty from participating departments. At the briefing, a comprehensive introduction was provided to the basic overview of the RISE Program, the detailed programs focused on three areas—workforce development, research and development, and industry–academia collaboration—and the main content and operational direction for the 2nd year. In addition, guidance was offered on scholarships paid directly to students, Gyeongnam RISE Mileage, A&F Credit, and how to participate by academic year in various programs that can strengthen individual competencies, thereby enhancing understanding of participation in the program. Professor Samcheol Kim of the Department of Animal Science, the principal investigator of the Regional Industry (Agriculture and Fisheries) project, said, “This A&F on-site briefing session was arranged to convey the main points for the 2nd year and the methods of participation to students more easily and accurately,” adding, “Going forward, we will continue to strive, based on close communication, to cultivate talent tailored to regional industries and to generate outcomes in industry–academia collaboration.” Photo caption: Gyeongsang National University (GNU) RISE Project Group’s Regional Industry (Agriculture and Fisheries) Project held A&F Visiting Information Sessions seven times from March 26 to April 6 for students in the participating departments. ㅇ 내용 문의: 경상국립대학교 라이즈 사업단 ‘지역산업(농수산) 과제’ 055-772-4722

2026.04.09 총무과

Oceans and Fisheries Future Education Institute to Promote Specialized Training to Strengthen the Competitiveness of Gyeongnam’s Fisheries Industry

Gyeongsang National University Holds Entrance Ceremony for the 17th Fisheries Industry Expert Program Selecting Fisheries Business Operators and Workers… Shellfish-Focused Fisheries Professional Workforce Training Program ▸25 students admitted…Concurrent theoretical instruction, site visits, and hands-on training On the afternoon of April 7, the College of Marine Science at Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe; Dean Mun Seong-ju) held the 'Entrance Ceremony for the 17th Fisheries Industry Expert Program for 2026' at Marine Nuri Hall. According to the Marine and Fisheries Future Education Institute of the College of Marine Science at Gyeongsang National University (Director Ahn Young-su), about 40 people attended the entrance ceremony that day, including 25 incoming students; Ji Hong-tae, President of the Oyster Suspended-Culture Fisheries Cooperative; Jo Tae-seong, Chairman of the Gyeongsangnam-do Federation of Korea Fisheries Managers; Lee Na-hyun, Deputy Director of the Fisheries Policy Division of Gyeongsangnam-do; and officials from the College of Marine Science. 수산업전문가과정은 경상남도 내 우수한 수산업 경영인과 종사자들을 선발하여 패류특화 수산전문인력을 양성하는 프로그램으로, 국내외 수산업 여건변화에 능동적으로 대응하고 경쟁력을 강화하여 경남 수산업 발전의 선도적 역할을 담당하는 것을 목표로 하고 있다. 매년 25명을 정원으로 이론 교육과 현장 견학 및 실습을 병행하여 수산업 분야 리더를 육성하는 중요한 역할을 담당하고 있다. 해양수산미래교육원 안영수 원장은 “전국 최초의 해양교육기관이자 109년의 역사를 지닌 국가거점 국립대학인 우리 대학 수산업전문가과정에 자부심을 가지고 적극 참여하여 전원 수료하기를 바란다.”라고 말했다. 지홍태 굴수하식수산업협동조합장은 “기후변화, 수산자원의 변동 등 녹록지 않은 현실 속에서 현장경험을 토대로 강의를 열심히 듣고 인적 네트워크를 잘 형성하여 대한민국의 수산업 발전을 책임지는 주인공이 되어주기를 바란다.”라고 격려했다. 조태성 한국수산업경영인경상남도연합회장은 “고유가·고환률의 어려움을 슬기롭게 잘 극복하시기 바란다. 아울러 전문지식과 실무지식을 겸비하여 수산업의 지속가능한 발전에 중추적 역할을 기대한다.”라고 격려했다. ㅇ 사진 설명: 경상국립대학교(GNU) 해양과학대학은 4월 7일 오후 해양과학대학 해양누리관에서 ‘2026년 제17기 수산업전문가과정 입학식’을 개최했다. ㅇ 내용 문의: 경상국립대학교 해양수산미래교육원 이화진 055-772-9363

2026.04.09 총무과

Korean Language Culture Center Recruiting Provincial Residents to Participate in Producing 'King Sejong the Great' Card News

'Our Great Teacher, King Sejong the Great' Card News Production’Hosting a Contest Gyeongsang National University Korean Language Culture Center Commemoration of the 629th Anniversary of Sejong’s Birth Topics: 'Achievements of King Sejong the Great' or 'Excellence of Hangeul' … Submissions accepted until Wednesday, May 6 The Korean Language Culture Center (Director Park Yong-sik, Professor, Department of Korean Language and Literature) of Gyeongsang National University (GNU; President Kwon Jin-hoe) will hold the 'Our Great Teacher, King Sejong Card News Production Contest' to commemorate the 629th anniversary of King Sejong’s birth (May 15). This contest calls for the creation of card news promoting 'the achievements of King Sejong the Great' and 'the excellence of Hangul,' and is open to any Gyeongsangnam-do resident. The contest period is from April 8 to May 6, and a card news file (JPG) of up to 10 pages and the application form should be submitted by email to the Korean Language Culture Center (ckc@gnu.ac.kr). The application form can be downloaded from the Gyeongsang National University Korean Language Culture Center website (https://www.gnu.ac.kr/ckc/main.do). Three outstanding entries that present the content accurately and in an easy-to-understand way will be selected, and prize money of 100,000 won will be awarded. The selected entries will be posted on the Gyeongsang National University Korean Language Culture Center's social networking service (SNS) on May 15, King Sejong's birthday. Park Yong-sik, Director of the Korean Language Culture Institute at Gyeongsang National University, said, “This contest was organized to foster pride in King Sejong the Great and Hangeul,” adding, “I hope it will serve as an opportunity to increase interest in Hangeul culture through creative activities themed on King Sejong the Great’s achievements and the excellence of Hangeul.” Photo description: Poster for the 'Our Great Teacher, King Sejong the Great Card News Production Contest' commemorating King Sejong's birthday For inquiries: Gyeongsang National University Korean Language Culture Center 055-772-0761/0762/0768

2026.04.09 총무과