Incheon National University announced on August 31 that it had conducted on-site inspections of major student welfare facilities on campus ahead of the start of the second semester.


The inspection was attended by President Lee Injae, as well as the Executive Vice President for Planning, the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs, and other key university officials. Together, they toured welfare facilities frequently used by students, including the student cafeteria, men’s and women’s lounges, health clinic, and seminar rooms, to check the status of facility improvements, management, and preparations for the new semester.



In particular, the safety and hygiene of the dormitory cafeteria, where environmental improvements were completed during the vacation, were examined, along with the convenience of use for students. The condition of previously improved facilities such as the men’s and women’s lounges and seminar rooms was also reviewed. Additionally, on the eve of the new semester, efforts were made to strengthen sanitation management by cleaning bedding in the lounges, organizing communal supplies, and maintaining the interior of the facilities.



President Lee Injae (center) is inspecting the preparation status for the semester while touring key student welfare facilities. Provided by Incheon National University

President Lee Injae (center) is inspecting the preparation status for the semester while touring key student welfare facilities. Provided by Incheon National University

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President Lee Injae stated, "The environment of welfare facilities such as lounges and cafeterias, which are frequently used by students, is closely linked to their satisfaction with university life. Through this inspection, I hope that students' feedback will be consistently reflected in facility operations and environmental improvements, leading to the creation of a safer and more pleasant campus environment."


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