International Students Are Neighbors, Too... Dongseo University Students to Meet Dongnae Residents

Dongseo University Anchor Project Group and Dongnae-gu Innovation Eoullim Center Sign Agreement

"Develop Programs Bringing Local Residents and Foreign Residents Together"

International students will step beyond campus to connect with local residents and take part in volunteer activities. Dongseo University and the Dongnae-gu Innovation Eoullim Center are launching a collaborative program to bring international students and the local community together.

Dongseo University President Jang Jeguk's Global Support Department under the Anchor Project Group and the Dongnae-gu Innovation Eoullim Center recently signed an agreement to promote regional collaboration and build a global network, the two institutions announced on October 23.

The two institutions will jointly plan and run programs involving international students, foreign residents, and local residents. By combining the university's global infrastructure with the center's capacity to build local connections, they plan to expand opportunities for interaction and make joint use of human and material resources.

The Dongseo University Anchor Project Group and Dongnae-gu Innovation Eoullim Center signed an MOU and posed for a photo.

The first joint initiative will be volunteer activities by international students in the local community, starting in November. Building on this effort, the two institutions plan to develop programs involving resident participation and other community-linked initiatives, and continue their cooperation.

The signing ceremony was attended by representatives of both institutions, including Yoon Taesu, head of the Global Support Department of Dongseo University's Anchor Project Group, and Choi Eunji, director of the Dongnae-gu Innovation Eoullim Center.

Yoon said, "We will strengthen a locally rooted global network and actively develop sustainable community-linked initiatives." Choi said, "By sharing infrastructure between our institutions, we will promote global culture in the community and expand programs that encourage resident participation."

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