Final Update

app.py

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 import streamlit as st
 from transformers import pipeline
-import fitz
-import io
-from elasticsearch import Elasticsearch
+import fitz, io, os
+from haystack.document_stores import ElasticsearchDocumentStore
+from haystack.nodes import BM25Retriever, FARMReader
+from haystack import Pipeline
 
-# Instantiate the question-answering pipeline
-qa_pipeline = pipeline("question-answering", model="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", tokenizer="deepset/roberta-base-squad2")
+st.set_page_config(
+    page_title="Team 4 - Roberta Question Answering System",
+    layout="wide",
+    initial_sidebar_state="expanded"
+)
+
+st.markdown(
+    """
+    <style>
+    .title {
+        text-align: center;
+        font-size: 36px;
+        padding: 20px 0;
+        color: #336699;
+    }
+
+    .description {
+        text-align: center;
+        font-size: 18px;
+        margin-bottom: 20px;
+        color: #555555;
+    }
 
-es = Elasticsearch(hosts=["http://0.0.0.0:9200"])
+    .example-image {
+        text-align: center;
+        margin-top: 40px;
+    }
 
-st.title("Team 4 - Roberta Question Answering System")
-st.write("Type in a question and some context, and the system will try to answer it.")
+    .answer {
+        background-color: #f5f5f5;
+        border-radius: 8px;
+        padding: 20px;
+        margin-top: 20px;
+        color: #333333;
+    }
 
-method = st.radio(
-    "Choose a method to answer the question",
-    ['Upload PDF', 'Upload TXT', 'Manual entry'],
-    key='visibility',
-    horizontal=True
+    .footer {
+        text-align: center;
+        font-size: 12px;
+        margin-top: 40px;
+        color: #888888;
+    }
+    </style>
+    """,
+    unsafe_allow_html=True
 )
 
+st.markdown("<h1 class='title'>Team 4 - RoBERTa Question-Answering System</h1>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+st.markdown("<p class='description'><i>Fine-Tuned and Optimized version with JBNU Dataset</i></p>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+
+example_image = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cyberspyde/jbnu/master/image2.jpg"
+st.image(example_image, caption="Freedom, Justice and Creativity", use_column_width=True)
+st.markdown("<p><hr></p>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+col1, col2, col3 = st.columns(3)
+
+with col2:
+    method = st.radio(
+        "Select the appropriate method",
+        ['Upload PDF', 'Upload TXT', 'Manual entry', 'JBNU'],
+        key='visibility',
+        horizontal=True
+    )
+
+qa_pipeline = pipeline("question-answering", model="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", tokenizer="deepset/roberta-base-squad2")
+
+document_store = ElasticsearchDocumentStore(
+    host='121.186.58.11',
+    username="",
+    password="",
+    index="document"
+)
+retriever = BM25Retriever(document_store=document_store)
+reader = FARMReader(model_name_or_path="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", use_gpu=True)
+
+querying_pipeline = Pipeline()
+querying_pipeline.add_node(component=retriever, name="Retriever", inputs=["Query"])
+querying_pipeline.add_node(component=reader, name="Reader", inputs=["Retriever"])
+
 if method == 'Manual entry':
     question = st.text_input("Question:")
     context = st.text_area("Context:")
     if st.button("Answer"):
         answer = qa_pipeline({"context": context, "question": question})
-        st.write(f"Answer: {answer['answer']}")
+        st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Answer:</b> " + answer['answer'] + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
 elif method == 'Upload PDF':
     pdf_file = st.file_uploader("Upload PDF", type=["pdf"])
     if pdf_file is not None:
@@ -36,62 +100,32 @@ elif method == 'Upload PDF':
         question = st.text_input("Question:")
         if st.button("Answer"):
             answer = qa_pipeline({"context": text, "question": question})
-            st.write(f"Answer: {answer['answer']}")
+            st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Answer:</b> " + answer['answer'] + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
 elif method == 'Upload TXT':
     txt_file = st.file_uploader("Upload TXT", type=["txt"])
     if txt_file is not None:
-        contents = txt_file.read().decode('utf-8')
+        txt_file = io.StringIO(txt_file.read().decode('utf-8'))
+        contents = txt_file.read()
         question = st.text_input("Question:")
         if st.button("Answer"):
-            # Check if the document is already indexed in Elasticsearch
-            index_name = 'documents'
-            query = {
-                "query": {
-                    "match": {
-                        "content": contents
-                    }
-                }
-            }
-            response = es.search(index=index_name, body=query)
-            hits = response['hits']['hits']
-            
-            if len(hits) == 0:
-                # If the document is not indexed, index it in Elasticsearch
-                document = {
-                    "content": contents
-                }
-                es.index(index=index_name, body=document)
-            else:
-                hit = hits[0]
-                document_id = hit['_id']
-            
-            # Query Elasticsearch for the answer
-            search_query = {
-                "query": {
-                    "bool": {
-                        "must": [
-                            {"match": {"content": contents}},
-                            {"match": {"question": question}}
-                        ]
-                    }
-                }
+            answer = qa_pipeline({"context": contents, "question": question})
+            st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Answer:</b> " + answer['answer'] + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+elif method == 'JBNU':
+    question = st.text_input("Question:")
+    if st.button("Answer"):
+        prediction = querying_pipeline.run(
+            query=str(question),
+            params={
+                "Retriever": {"top_k": 10},
+                "Reader": {"top_k": 5}
             }
-            response = es.search(index=index_name, body=search_query)
-            hits = response['hits']['hits']
-            
-            if len(hits) == 0:
-                # If the answer is not found, use the pipeline to find it
-                answer = qa_pipeline({"context": contents, "question": question})['answer']
-                
-                # Store the answer in Elasticsearch
-                answer_doc = {
-                    "content": contents,
-                    "question": question,
-                    "answer": answer
-                }
-                es.index(index=index_name, body=answer_doc)
-            else:
-                hit = hits[0]
-                answer = hit['_source']['answer']
+        )
+        for answer in prediction["answers"]:
+            st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Answer:</b> " + answer.answer + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+            st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Context:</b> " + answer.context + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+            st.markdown("<div class='answer'><b>Score:</b> " + str(answer.score) + "</div>", unsafe_allow_html=True)
+            st.markdown("---")
 
-            st.write(f"Answer: {answer}")
+github_link = "https://github.com/cyberspyde/jbnu"
+telegram_link = "https://t.me/cyberspyde"
+st.markdown(f"<p class='footer'><b>Research</b> is done by <br> Pardinov Firdavs - 201923196, <br> Kobilov Ilkhomjon - 201923250 <br><br> <a href='{github_link}'>GitHub</a> | <a href='{telegram_link}'>Telegram</a></p>", unsafe_allow_html=True)

app_backup.py

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+import streamlit as st
+from transformers import pipeline
+import fitz, io, os
+from haystack.document_stores import ElasticsearchDocumentStore
+from haystack.nodes import BM25Retriever, FARMReader
+from haystack import Pipeline
+from pprint import pprint
+from haystack.utils import print_answers
+
+st.title("Team 4 - Roberta Question Answering System")
+st.write("Type in a question and some context and the system will try to answer it.")
+
+method = st.radio(
+    "Choose a method to answer the question",
+    ['Upload PDF', 'Upload TXT', 'Manual entry', 'JBNU'],
+    key='visibility',
+    horizontal=True
+)
+
+qa_pipeline = pipeline("question-answering", model="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", tokenizer="deepset/roberta-base-squad2")
+
+host = os.environ.get("ELASTICSEARCH_HOST", "localhost")
+
+document_store = ElasticsearchDocumentStore(
+    host='121.186.58.11',
+    username="",
+    password="",
+    index="document"
+)
+retriever = BM25Retriever(document_store=document_store)
+reader = FARMReader(model_name_or_path="deepset/roberta-base-squad2", use_gpu=True)
+
+querying_pipeline = Pipeline()
+querying_pipeline.add_node(component=retriever, name="Retriever", inputs=["Query"])
+querying_pipeline.add_node(component=reader, name="Reader", inputs=["Retriever"])
+
+if method == 'Manual entry':
+    question = st.text_input("Question:")
+    context = st.text_area("Context:")
+    if st.button("Answer"):
+        currenttime = 0
+        answer = qa_pipeline({"context": context, "question": question})
+        st.write(f"Answer: {answer['answer']}")
+elif method == 'Upload PDF':
+    pdf_file = st.file_uploader("Upload PDF", type=["pdf"])
+    if pdf_file is not None:
+        pdf_file = fitz.open(stream=pdf_file.read(), filetype="pdf")
+        with pdf_file as doc:
+            text = ""
+            for page in doc:
+                text += page.get_text()
+        question = st.text_input("Question:")
+        if st.button("Answer"):
+            answer = qa_pipeline({"context": text, "question": question})
+            st.write(f"Answer: {answer['answer']}")
+elif method == 'Upload TXT':
+    txt_file = st.file_uploader("Upload TXT", type=["txt"])
+    if txt_file is not None:
+        txt_file = io.StringIO(txt_file.read().decode('utf-8'))
+        contents = txt_file.read()
+        question = st.text_input("Question:")
+        if st.button("Answer"):
+            answer = qa_pipeline({"context": contents, "question": question})
+            st.write(f"Answer: {answer['answer']}")
+elif method == 'JBNU':
+    question = st.text_input("Question:")
+    if st.button("Answer"):
+        prediction = querying_pipeline.run(
+            query=str(question),
+            params={
+                "Retriever": {"top_k": 10},
+                "Reader": {"top_k": 5}
+            }
+        )
+        for answer in prediction["answers"]:
+            st.write(f"Answer: {answer.answer}")
+            st.write(f"Context: {answer.context}")
+            st.write(f"Score: {answer.score}")
+            st.write("---")

data/JBNU-FOCUS/output1.txt

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+제목100% of CBNU students in veterinary science passed the National Examination for Veterinarians.                    Admin  | 2007-02-02 | 조회 4491본문 내용						100% of CBNU students in veterinary science passed the exam for 4 years consequently. According to the result of the 51st National Examination for Veterinarians, 44 students in veterinary college succeeded in the exam. That is, 100% of students had medical qualification for animals. CBNU veterinary college has been famous for its rate of successful candidates because 100% of students have always passed it for 4 years and it has taken the first ranking among all Korean universities for 6 years. Moreover, Jeon Sul-hee in veterinary was the top of the candidates and Kwon Hyun-Ae also finished in second place.   
+rofessor Kim Yong-jun, a dean of Veterinary college, was quoted as saying, "Students in veterinary has had strong will to realize their traditions and dreams. Most of them make their own study groups and participate in them. Furthermore, each member of study groups has taken the responsibility for one subject by gathering information. In addition, many professors in veterinary has taught their students to facilitate their study."					00d55306e2eb43aab0e9d8609ab442fdf6.jpgCount : 2199600 K

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+제목HAPPY-NEW-YEAR Festival for International Families at CBNU                    Admin  | 2005-02-01 | 조회 3965본문 내용						Seolnal (Korean new year's day), is one of the most important holidays 
+
+which is on the 1st day of January by the Lunar Calendar. In Seolnal, 
+
+we see the old year out, welcome the new year with full of hopes and 
+
+wishes and pay visits of respects to seniors of family. In addition, 
+
+of course, there are family gathering and much hearty eating. 
+
+So our university will hold an event for our international family 
+
+members. This Festival is full of fantastic and colorful events.
+
+1. Date : February 4, 2005(Friday)
+
+2. Time : 5pm-7pm(2hours)
+
+3. Place : Nok ji won
+
+4. Participants
+International students, professors, researchers and their family members in our school
+
+5. Schedule
+Part 1
+17:00 - The opening ceremony
+- Speechs from Director of International Affairs Office 
+- The president's greeting
+Part 2
+17:30 - Daegeum (Korean traidtional instrument) perfomance (Dae So ri)
+- Korean Traditional Dance(Department of Korean dance)
+- Dancing Club(Na Rae Jit)					0

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+제목Chiba University “Wholeheartedly Thanks CBNU for Earthquake Relief Support”                    국제교류부  | 2011-09-09 | 조회 3299본문 내용  “We would like to sincerely thank Chonbuk National University for its generous donations for the earthquake that hit Japan last March.” Chiba University, which received a great degree of damage from the powerful earthquakes, recently thanked CBNU for its compassion and support. Department of Nursing Professor Iwasaki, Director of International Affairs Gomita and Chief of Study Abroad Support Tateisi were joined by President Saito and Vice-President Watanabe on August 30th, 3:30 PM, to greet President Geo-Suk Suh and express their gratitude for the delivery of relief funds.  President Saito was especially grateful because Chiba’s University first established sisterhood relationship with a Korean university was CBNU. He said he wanted to continue the close friendship between the two universities. President Saito said “The massive earthquake in March affected all of us and I can only thank our sister university, Chonbuk National University, for their charity and kindness. He added, “The donations you have sent us will be used to help students affected by the earthquake, and will help them get back on their feet so that they can resume their academic endeavors.”  President Saito added, “Chonbuk National University was the first Korean sister university we forged in 2004, so this relationship is very meaningful to us. This visit will only make the bond and exchange between our two universities stronger.  President Suh replied, “We would like to offer words of consolation for the earthquake damage that affected Chiba University. Since we are Chiba University’s first Korean sister university, we will try harder to maintain the close relationship we have established. Chiba University was founded in 1949. Currently they are placed 51st in Top Asian University Rankings and in the top 250 in the World University Rankings as assessed by Quacquarelli Symonds(QS). Chiba University boasts 1,223 faculty members, 609 employees, and a student body of approximately 14,000. Since the establishment of the sisterhood relationship with CBNU in 2004, the two universities have exchanged 20 students each year.   00치바대학_사이토_총장이_서거석_총장에게_지진피해_도움에_감사하는_감사패를_전달했다_1.jpgCount : 26408622 K

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+제목Chuseok Festival for International families receives positive response                    국제교류부  | 2011-09-16 | 조회 3337본문 내용 Chonbuk National University held a special ceremony commemorating the upcoming Hangawi, the Korean harvest festival, for international students and their family. On Sept. 7th, 3:30PM, our university organized a “Chuseok Festival for International Families” at the Geon-Ji Art Hall of the Samsung Culture Center. More than 300 students and family members participated in the event, and were joined by Vice-President Hyo-Geun Shin and Dean of Students Haeng-Geun Ahn.Every year since 2003, this ceremony has introduced Korean Chuseok traditions to the international members of our university and has helped build a sense of fellowship and community.The festivities opened with a Magic show and included a traditional folk game as well as a short quiz-based game about Chuseok. International students also had the opportunity to display their dancing and singing abilities during the talent show.Thibault Davasse (exchange student from Marne le Valle University in France), who participated in the festivities, said that students “did not have a lot of opportunities to learn about Chuseok and its traditions, but we were able to learn a lot about its meaning today and enjoy the company of my international friends through the Chuseok festival.” He also revealed, “Today’s festival has sparked my interest in traditional Korean culture and I look forward to discovering more about these traditions.”On this day, Vice-President Hyo-Geun Shin said, “I know some of our international friends can feel left out during Chuseok and other Korean holidays, so holding this festival is a small gesture to make our international students feel at home in Korea. We hope you enjoy the warm holidays.  00전북대_외국인가족_추석_행사_2.jpgCount : 30401305 K

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+제목CBNU Agrees on Exchange Program with Australia's University of Canberra.                    국제교류부  | 2011-09-22 | 조회 3746본문 내용 Our university, which sends the most students abroad on exchange programs out of all Korean universities, will now be sending exchange students to Australia. University of Canberra Dean of School of International Studies Glenys London visited our campus on Sept. 8th, at 4:30PM, to negotiate their involvement in the Global Leader Project(GLP) and agreed to start student exchange next year.  As the largest student exchange program in the nation, the Global Leader Project sends nearly 200 students every semester to sister universities in New Zealand, the Philippines and China.   As agreed upon by both universities, CBNU plans on regularly sending students on exchange to University of Canberra in Australia starting next year as part of the GLP program. Both universities also laid out detailed plans to explore other formats of cooperation such as exchange of professorships and educational resources. University of Canberra Dean of School of International Studies Glenys London said, “I am thrilled that we were able to negotiate and establish an exchange program with Chonbuk National University, one of Korea’s highly regarded universities. Aside from student exchange programs, we would also like to pool each of our academic strengths to allow for growth through cooperation.” In reply, President Geo-Suk Suh said, “The exchange program with University of Canberra will play a big role in helping our students attain global minds and foster their sense of international awareness. I look forward to a successful GLP program with University of Canberra and hope to continue the active cooperation between both universities.”  University of Canberra is a public university founded in 1968, and has a student population of 12,000, nearly 2,500 international students from 100 different countries, and approximately 900 faculty members. University of Canberra is home to Australia’s National Institute of Sports Studies, Institute for Applied Ecology and 24 other research centers. The university has especially proven to be globally competitive in the fields of Information Science, Information Engineering and Information Technology.   00호주_캔버라대학_글래스니_런던_학장(왼쪽_2번째)이_방문,_협약_후_기념촬영.jpgCount : 37336533 K

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+제목   |  | 조회 0본문 내용0

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+제목CBNU Buan RIS launches Well-being Mulberry Jam.                    웹마스터  | 2011-09-29 | 조회 3588본문 내용CBNU Buan Regional Innovation System (Buan RIS) launched a new 100% sugar-free premium mulberry jam in collaboration with Bokumjari, the nation's largest seller of fruit jams.The jam, which is being marketed as the "Bokumjari Jam of the Year," was developed with Bokumjari to create a competitive product that could push the Buan mulberry industry into a higher value industry. The product is expected to boost the Buan local economy because the product uses fresh mulberries from the Buan region.. The jam targets consumers who are interested in well-being products as well as a younger demographic that purchases bread regularly.  Mulberries, according to the traditional Korean medicine book, Donguibogam, are good for diabetes, beneficial to five different organs, and effective in anti-aging. It also helps prevent strokes, ease hunger and, if consumed regularly, mulberries are said to improve eyesight and hearing. The new product is currently on sale in Lotte Department Store, and, to maintain the premium-level image, will be marketed in the near future at organic foods stores, department stores, and major supermarkets. There will be a tasting and sales promotion event at the Jamsil Lotte Department store from the 23rd to 29th of September.   00백화점에_진열돼_있는_웰빙오디잼.jpgCount : 33187619 K

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+제목CBNU places 8th among Korean universities in the World University Rankings                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-04 | 조회 4409본문 내용 To add to the recent praise our university received in the student satisfaction and Chosun Ilbo publication, Chonbuk National University(CBNU) accomplished the feat of being 8th among Korean universities in the World University Rankings. In this collaborative publication between The Times Higher Education Supplement and Thomson Reuters, CBNU was the 8th ranked Korean university and 2nd among regional core national universities.  The seven schools that placed before our university were Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul National University, Yonsei University, Sungkyunkwan University, Korea University and Kyungpook National University.  The rankings were based on learning environment (30%), research volume and reputation (30%), citations impact (32.5%), student and faculty diversity (5%), and research income from industry (2.5%).  This ranking methodology proved to be rewarding especially for our university because of our competitiveness and reputation in academic research. Our university actually ranked 1st nationally in increase of SCI papers, was first among universities in the region to surpass 100 billion won (85 million U.S. dollars) in total value of research orders, and was selected as an ACE University by the Advancement for University Education. CBNU is also 2nd in number of students sent abroad on exchange among regional core national universities; 1st in number of international students brought on exchange among national universities; 1st in research grants provided per faculty member among regional core national universities. The diversity in student body and faculty members, along with competitiveness in research and education, has allowed our university to grow and receive recognition. These results mirror our feat in the Asian University Rankings conducted by Quacquarelli Symonds(QS), where CBNU was ranked in the top 10 among Korean universities for the past two years in a row. Our university was also coined the most attention receiving university in the Joongang Ilbo rankings.  Additionally, in the same Joongang Ilbo publication, majority of our undergraduate programs in the Humanities and Natural Science field finished Top 10 in the nation and student satisfaction rates were second among national universities.    In reference to these recent rankings publications, President Geo-Suk Suh said, “We were able to finish 8th among national universities in the World University Rankings because of our constant pursuit to strengthen our competitiveness in research and education. The results are a testament to our efforts. We should stay humble and increase our competitiveness even further to become the most attention receiving university in the nation.” National RankingWorld RankingName of the University128POSTECH279KAIST3109Seoul National University4190Yonsei University5230Sungkyunkwan University6258Korea University7271Kyungpook National University8273Chonbuk National University9296Ewha Woman's University10325Pusan National University11328Hanyang University12330Inha University13365Chonnam National University14370Kyung Hee University 00전북대_대학전경_2.jpgCount : 40469462 K

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+제목Los Alamos National Laboratory opens a research center in CBNU.                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-13 | 조회 4201본문 내용 On Sept 27th, 10:30AM, at Engineering Building No. 8, our university held the inauguration ceremony to mark the opening of a joint research center with one of the world’s most renowned United States research institutions, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).  The people in attendance on this day included: President Geo-Suk Suh; Joint laboratory chief Jung Ryul Lee; LANL International Relations Senior Adviser Karl Jonietz; International Cooperation Officer at the Korean Ministry of Education, Science, and Technology Sung Geun Bae; Head of the Korean Research Foundation Jong Hyun Lee; Jeollabuk-Do Strategic Industry Director Geum Hwan Lee; United States embassy representative Kirsten Bauman. The commemoration started with a brief introduction about the joint research center and a welcoming and greeting message for all the delegates in attendance. It was then followed by an inaugural celebration marked by the signboard hanging ceremony. On this day, it was revealed that the official appellation of the joint research would be called the Los Alamos-Chonbuk National University Korea Engineering Research Center(LANL-CBNU Korea Research Center). There are construction plans underway on the partially completed lab, which will end up being two-story, 1700meter-squared research center behind the Central Library by 2013.    Approximately 11 billion won over a span of 6 years will be invested into this new research facility. The facility will specialize in developing and assessing structural stability and reliability of aircraft wings, wind turbine blades, as well as other forms of quality control technology. The facilities will also include tele-conference rooms that will allow long-distance conferencing throughout the entire year. CBNU aims to boost its research profile in the areas of structural stability and quality control research fields with the opening of this laboratory. This collaborative effort will also benefit our students; CBNU Master’s students and Doctorate students will be able to stay 6 months and 1 year, respectively, at the LANL in the United States, as part of a joint research program, helping our students attain a global mind and become worldly leaders . As an extension of this partnership, CBNU students will also be able to apply for a dual degree program with one of LANL’s closest academic partners, University of California – San Diego (UCSD). Students who participate in the dual degree program will be able to expand their horizons while taking classes at both our school and UCSD, which is ranked 32nd in the World University Rankings(and Top 10 in undergraduate engineering programs). The inauguration of the LANL-CBNU Korea Research Center may become the catalyst that makes Jeollabuk-Do a global epicenter for carbon industry research.  The first project that this research center will embark on will concern the development of technology in structural stability management with composite materials, which is a specialized field of research in Jeollabuk-Do. There is much anticipation on how the progress and developments of the research will affect related fields and world markets as it comes into maturation.  There will also be an advanced level of research in many other fields such as renewable energy, new construction materials and biotechnology, fueling the potential for our university to grow to become a central hub for LANL’s body of research.  On this day, President Geo-Suk Suh said, “Our University boasts a research reputation worthy of our ranking in the Times Higher Education, where we placed 8th among Korean Universities and 3rd among national universities in Korea. I have no doubt that the opening of this joint research center will boost our research reputation beyond regional and national borders and even help the entire nation improve its research competitiveness.”  LANL, established in 1943, has a budget of 2.6 trillion won and employs nearly 10,000 people. This U.S. government institute covers various research fields such as nuclear energy, composite material, biotechnology, renewable energy and aeronautical engineering. LANL had more than 1,500 ISI research papers published and lives true to the reputation of one of the world’s best research centers. 양식의 맨  00전북대-로스알라모스_공동연구소_개소_1.jpgCount : 36326766 K

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+제목International Student Culture Festival a Success                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-13 | 조회 3447본문 내용 With Hangeul Day(which commemorates the birth of the Korean alphabet) approaching, our university held a Korean Speech contest and Poetry Exhibition for international students along with a traditional culture experience festival in front of the West Gate on October 7th, 2011.  Playing on the theme of “We Are One,” the festivities were held to demonstrate that international students, which make up nearly 1,200 of our student population, are highly proficient in Korean, and to organize a function that brings together domestic and international students.  On this day, international students spent time trying out traditional Korean clothing and playing traditional folk games.  Domestic students were able to see the Korean language skills of international students through the poetry exhibit, where there were several poems written by international students attending our university.  There was also a Korean speech contest with 10 international student participants talking on the theme of “The Greatness of Korean Culture.” Some of the topics the contestants covered included: “The Korean Wave around the World,” “How to Adapt to Life in Korea,” and “A Message for International Students Wanting to Study in Korea.”  It was a great opportunity to examine the impact of Korean culture from the perspective of a foreigner. International student Mei Ling(23), who participated in the poetry exhibition, said, “With Hangeul Day approaching, it was very timely and meaningful to be a part of a festival that displayed the splendor of the Korean culture and language. I was especially able to discover the lyrical beauty of the Korean language by participating in the poetry exhibition.”   00유학생들이_전통놀이체험을_하고_있다.jpgCount : 36365936 K

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+제목CBNU is 9th in the nation in number of Nobel-worthy research papers                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-17 | 조회 3140본문 내용Professors at CBNU were acknowledged for their outstanding research endeavors when our university placed 9th among Korean universities in the number of published Nobel Prize-worthy research papers.  On September 27th, the Joongang Daily Press announced a list detailing the top domestic universities with the most top 1st percentile papers published. Our university placed 9th with a total of 31 top 1st percentile papers published behind Seoul National University, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Pohang University of Science and Technology, Yonsei University, Korea University, Sungkyunkwan University.  Among regional core national universities CBNU placed a close second behind Choongnam National University with 32 research papers.  Top 1st percentile research papers refers to published papers in the top percentile with regards to number of times cited in academic journals in varying fields like Physics, Chemistry, and Business Administration.  Nobel Prize winners have published, in the past, research papers that were in the top percentile in number of times cited in academic journals. These results attest to the research reputation and competitiveness of Korean universities and the spectrum of influence of academic research from Korea.   00세계_상위_1%_논문_전국_9위.jpgCount : 35444357 K

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+제목CBNU 1st among Regional Universities in Research Contracts, Research Funds per person                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-19 | 조회 3485본문 내용 “Research Competitiveness = CBNU” - This is a statement that will now become synonymous with our university.  The Ministry of Education recently gathered data from the Center for Higher Education Information Disclosure and published their findings in “total research funds” and “research fund per faculty member.” CBNU came out on top among regional universities for both categories. Our university also surpassed numerous distinguished universities in the capital area and other regional core universities to finish 8th nationally in research funding, validating our status as one of the strongest research universities in the nation.  According to information published by the Higher Education Information in Korea (heik.academyinfo.go.kr), our university accumulated approximately 117.5 billion won in research funds and outshined schools like Pusan National University, Kyungpook National University and Chonnam National University.  In the category of research fund granted per faculty member, our university’s 1,016 professors were provided on average of 15.64 million won per person, which, once again, was 1st among universities in the region.   Our university was also first among the regional core universities to surpass 100 billion won in research contracts and this year, research grants increased by 20 billion won from last year, demonstrating the avid research activity of our university professors.  Even with universities located in bigger economies like Daegu (Gyeongsangbuk-Do), Daejeon (Chungcheongnam-Do) and Gwangju (Jeollanam-Do), our university surpassed all other regional core universities by a large margin and lived up to its reputable track record in research.  After CBNU became first to surpass 100 billion won in research funds, our university has been frequently acknowledged for its research program strength. This is attributable to a combination of tireless efforts to increase research competitiveness by our university staff, the equally diligent dedication of professors, and the thorough communication between members of our university.  Since President Geo-Suk Suh’s appointment in 2006, our university implemented a strategic plan to increase university competitiveness through research competitiveness. Our school’s research programs have received full-fledged support ever since.   Our university expanded its research support system through the years. Requirement for job advancement have become twice as much meticulous, but professors now receive 100 million won if any of their research papers are published in one of the “Big Three” academic Journals (Science, Nature, Cells). Professors conducting research are also given some relief from teaching classes and assigned with student research assistants to provide help in their research.  Starting in 2007, our university has also been active in promoting research activity and providing a research environment that is suitable even for outside institutions and corporations President Suh said, “We faced some challenges in the beginning, but with our staff’s positive attitude and our professors’ ardent efforts we have been able to enjoy great accolades from our research programs. We will continue to work harder so that the term ‘research competitiveness’ becomes synonymous with CBNU.” 00학교_전경.jpgCount : 36496895 K

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+제목College students rise against pro Japanese collaborationism                    Admin  | 2005-05-03 | 조회 4284본문 내용						By Lee Ah-rum, Reporter 
+　After a Japanese local council designated "Takeshima (Dokdo) Day" last March, anti-Japanese sentiment has surged inside Koreans. Since then the Japanese Ministry of Education authorized some problematic history textbooks that not only claim Dokdo as Japanese territory, but also justify its invasion of Asian countries in the 19th century. This matter over the distorted history textbook has also fueled anti-Japanese sentiment among Koreans. Meanwhile, an incredible incident happened: Hahn Sung-joe, who used to be a professor at Korea University, wrote an article praising the 35-year Japanese colonial rule on the Korean peninsula. How could a Korean professor, not a Japanese, write such a stupid story? Hahn's claim incited anger among Korean citizens. Also, it caused Korean college students to realize that it is most urgent and important to remove pro-Japanese collaborationists during the 1910-1945 period from Korean society.
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+　Last March 30, students from seven universities, including Chonbuk, Korea, Seoul, and Ewha, had a meeting in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, in which they formed a "college student movement body for protection of national independence, expulsion of Japanese ambassador to Korea, and eradication of pro-Japanese collaborators." Several days later, on April 4, students from 13 universities located in the Seoul area held a ceremony in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul to set out the student movement body. That day, they designated May 9 and 19 as days to censure Japan for its approval of controversial history textbooks. They have since launched a ten million signature campaign to deprive pro-Japanese activists, conducting a boycott of products made in Japan.
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+　On April 14, Chonbuk University's General Students Association held a press conference on the university's Notification Street (알림의 거리). In the conference, they announced the inauguration of the Jeonbuk center for the student movement to root out pro-Japanese collaborationists. Also, they stated that they would actively persuade Geonjians to participate in a signature campaign to eradicate pro-Japanese collaborators and to boycott Japanese merchandise. 
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+　However, on the contrary to some university students' passionate anti-Japanese activities, the majority of college students were revealed to think that though a person worked for Japanese imperialism, we should give him or her credit for his or her achievements, according to a recent survey conducted by the Internet university news website "unews" (http//:www.unews.co.kr).
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+　When reporters from The Chonbuk Herald asked what the eradication of pro-Japanese collaborators means, Professor Jeong Cheol-hee from the social science department, said: "The removal of pro-Japanese collaborationism is to establish a correct history so that Koreans should never do such extreme pro-Japanese activities again as they did during the colonial period." Professor Jeong asked college students to study Korean modern history and understand it correctly.
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+　"It is positively necessary to root out pro-Japanese collaborationists in order to block the revival of Japanese militarism and secure peace in East Asia," stressed Park Sang-jun, a staff member from a movement organization for eradication of pro-Japanese collaborators. "We should realize that pro-Japanese activities are not just a matter of the past. That is a matter of the present. This awareness is the first step to root out pro-Japanese collaborators." 
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+제목Volunteer Doctors Promote Friendly International Relations                    국제교류부  | 2011-10-27 | 조회 3454본문 내용 The CBNU Medical School Overseas Volunteer Team, which travels around the world every year to provide urgent medical treatment to underprivileged communities, is playing a big role in promoting friendly international relations between Korea and Sri Lanka.  Led by Prof. Chan Woong Joo (Department of Pediatrics), Prof. Min Ho Kim (Department of Cardiothoracic surgery), and Prof. Young Min Han (Department of Medical Imaging/Radiology), the CBNU Medical School Overseas Volunteer Team travelled to the Matara region in Sri Lanka from September 25th to October 2nd to provide medical relief in the area still recovering from the 2006 tsunamis.   The volunteer team travelled to the area to train local medical professionals with installing and using Korean government sponsored medical equipment in preparation for the upcoming opening of the Korea-Sri Lanka Friendship Hospital. Fully funded by the Korean government, this Korea-Sri Lanka Friendship Hospital was founded to provide natural disaster relief in the impoverished areas of Matara. Additional Secretary of the Sri Lanka Ministry of Health, Dr. Paltha Mahipala, paid a visit to Prof. Joo and the rest of the volunteer team to personally thank them and asked for their continued support, especially with the impending inauguration of the Korea-Sri Lanka Friendship hospital.  Our volunteer team’s efforts and the upcoming plans to open the Korea-Sri Lanka Friendship Hospital was televised nationally in Sri Lanka, giving locals a chance to appreciate Korea’s philanthropic endeavors.  Prof Joo said, “We came back from tsunami-struck regions in Sri Lanka and helped the local medical professionals install and familiarize themselves with some of the latest medical equipment the Korean government has generously donated. Next January we plan on going to the mountain regions of Sri Lanka to, once again, help impoverished communities that need our aid.“ Since 1997, the CBNU Medical School Overseas Volunteer Team has gone to Bangladesh, Nepal, Russia and many other countries. In April 2011, the team was nationally recognized as proud recipients of the Boryeong Medical Volunteer Award. 00전북대_의료봉사단_스리랑카신문_게재_사진.jpgCount : 35848196 K

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+제목ACE Project Promotions Committee Dedicated to Improving Undergraduate Education                    국제교류부  | 2011-11-04 | 조회 3635본문 내용 “Strengthening academic concentration through a firm foundation in core curriculums, this is our university’s responsibility.” After being selected last May as an ACE Project awardee and singled out as Korea’s best teaching university by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Education, CBNU held a ceremony celebrating the formation of the ACE Project Promotions Committee on October 18th, 5 PM. The purpose of the committee is to carry out the objectives of the ACE project and improve the undergraduate education system.  On this day, President Geo-Suk Suh, Chair of the Promotions Committee and Dean of Academic Affairs Young Jeong Kim, and the rest of the committee members promised to formulate and implement a distinctly progressive educational model for undergraduate students. Our university received nearly 12 billion won in funding from the Ministry of Education and will embark on the ACE project for four years until the year 2015. With Dean of Academic Affairs Young Jeong Kim as the Committee Chair, the committee is composed of 40 members and 14 sub-committees that fall under the umbrella of three main Task Force teams: The Educational System Development Team, Curriculum Development Team, and Ranking and Evaluation System Development Team. Our university aims to refine an educational model that strengthens academic concentration through a firm foundation in core curriculums through the ACE Project and will begin its implementation with next year’s newly admitted students. Recently, students have shown a lack of familiarity with key subject matters and this new educational model will instill a solid foundation in basic study areas to provide a seamless transition into academic majors and concentrations.  In order to strengthen core curriculums and academic concentrations, our university will be the first national university in Korea to adopt a “four semester system,” where students with poor grades will have to attend four extended course modules (winter, spring, summer and fall) in one academic year. The “2+2 semester system,” in which a four-year course load is divided into two years of core curriculums and two years of academic concentration studies, will also fortify the education system at CBNU.  Another goal is to establish clear pre-requisite course structures and increase the number of classes divided according to skill level from 3 to 10 classes, as well as expand on the development of class material and media contents.  There are plans to reorganize the current curriculum and create a Major Intensity Track(department qualifications, interdisciplinary majors) to strengthen academic concentration studies.  CBNU especially believes in maintaining and improving upon the quality of education and expects the Ranking and Evaluation System Team to play a particularly big role in this matter.  The Ranking and Evaluation System Team plans to develop teaching and course feedback systems, basic education and core competence certification evaluation tools, student management programs for students on academic probation, and education satisfaction assessment systems. In addition, our university will expand on a variety of extracurricular programs like local community outreach and social service programs, as well as career guidance activities.  Courses like career management and career development camp will be mandatory courses and the same principles of strengthening core curriculums will be applied to the increasing number of international students at our university. On this day President Suh remarked, “Today we commemorate the foundation of the ACE Project Promotions Committee and take the first step to being recognized as the best and most competitive university in Korea. From this day forward we will have the most advanced and progressive education program in the nation.”  00ACE사업_추진단_개소식_기념촬영.jpgCount : 37413120 K

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+제목Global Trade Expert Program Becomes Bridge to Exporting for Local Businesses                    국제교류부  | 2011-11-15 | 조회 3570본문 내용 Our university’s Global Trade Expert Program(GTEP), a special student development program run by Prof. Chung Won Yoon, is playing a big role in widening the clientele spectrum of small businesses in the Jeonju area. Recently our university’s GTEP connected UmiTech, a small business located in Palbok-dong in Jeonju, with a United States buyer and has finalized a sales contract that details an yearly $500,000 U.S. dollar purchase of cosmetic products.  CBNU student and GTEP member Soo Jung Lim(Junior majoring in International Trade) took the initiative to establish various points of contact with the overseas client and eventually lead to a substantial transaction, proving the program’s value in providing hands-on experience to our students.  In addition, members travelled abroad to attend an international conference, where they were able to procure prospective buyers for businesses in Jeonju. The trip turned out to be a great success, as they were able to secure a $300,000 export deal with a foreign client.  Members of the program have proven to be valuable translators and interpreters for local businesses and through part-time internships, have provided considerable support to the daily commercial operations of small local firms. Projector Director Prof. Yoon said, “With UmiTech’s recently arranged export contract, which outlines the purchase of 500,000 dollars worth of cosmetic products, our program members successfully played the liaison that connects local small businesses with foreign clients. We would like to thank the Ministry of Knowledge Economy, the Korean Foreign Trade Association, the CBNU Industry-Academy Cooperation Foundation, the Jeollabuk-do province and Jeonju city for their ongoing support despite challenging times.”  Prof. Yoon added, “We will continue to actively support the exporting endeavors of local small businesses.”  The GTEP is a national program that trains students in foreign languages and in the fields of commerce and trade so that they can become expert professionals while also supporting local small businesses and their export marketing needs.   00전북대학교_GTEP사업단_임수정양이_중국_광저우_캔톤_전시회에서_상담하는_모습.jpgCount : 32167024 K

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+제목Academic Exchange Agreements finalized with prestigious American Universities                    국제교류부  | 2011-11-18 | 조회 3690본문 내용 Our university took a firm leap towards expanding its international network of academic exchange agreements with distinguished universities around the world, upgrading CBNU’s status as a truly global university. President Geo-Suk Suh visited the United States last week to sign academic exchange agreements with seven different prestigious universities and institutions.  This visit was highlighted by President Suh’s visit to the esteemed University of California – Irvine(UC Irvine), where both universities committed to academic exchange agreements with one another.  UC Irvine, which is widely considered to be one of the top four University of California schools, is popular among Korean students. The visit resulted in an agreement made between the Law School and Medical School of both universities.    Commemorative Photo with President of CSU-Fresno  President Suh also negotiated a “2+2” double degree program with California State University – Fresno(CSU Fresno), which will allow students to study and receive full course credit at the renowned university in the United States.  The recent trip provided the opportunity to build close relationships with universities located in Central and Eastern United States. President Suh visited Logan, Utah, and signed an academic exchange agreement with Utah State University.  Commemorative Photo with Utah St. University President Stan Albrecht Utah State University’s affordable tuition and living expenses in relative to its academic competitiveness will help students focus on their studies without being burdened financially.  Our university signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Bridgeport University, located in the east coast of the United States, in the state of Connecticut. Both universities agreed to carry out exchange programs for students and professors, and conduct joint research programs. Student exchange programs will employ the “1+3” system and start in September 2012.   Commemorative Photo with Bridgeport University President and colleagues Bridgeport University boasts strong programs in the fields of Design, Engineering and Business, and the ratio of professors to students is 1 to 17. Bridgeport University also maintains a world-class standing as a research institution, proven by their numerous United States government contracted research programs.  President Suh was also able to garner support for next year’s CBNU International Summer School at all the schools he visited during this recent trip to the United States. Our university plans on bringing in prominent professors and distinguished students from these universities to CBNU to promote the internationalization of our university.  Aside from visiting universities, President Suh was able to organize meetings with CBNU Alumni Association members in LA and New York to discuss the future direction of our university. The group of alumni even provided generous donations for the betterment of their alma mater.   President Suh said, “Through this recent trip, our university was able to open the door to inter-university cooperative efforts by discussing student and professor exchange with universities located in the United States.” He added, “Slowly but surely, we are expanding and exploring various forms of academic exchange like the International Summer School program and the double degree program to live up to our ‘global campus’ moniker.”     00캘리포니아주립대학교(얼바인)_총장과_기념촬영을_하고_있다.jpgCount : 39291318 K

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+제목Ceremony Held for 20-year Anniversary with Tohoku University                    국제교류부  | 2011-11-28 | 조회 3546본문 내용 “Today we celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Agreement of Academic Exchange between Chonbuk National University from Korea and Tohoku University from Japan, and I sincerely hope our friendship will continue to grow into a relationship that promotes active development and engagement.”  To mark the 20-year anniversary of academic exchange between our university and Japan’s prestigious Tohoku University (TU), a congratulatory ceremony and symposium was held on November 7th at Paul Hall in the Jinsudang building. CBNU President Geo-Suk Suh, Vice-President Hyo-Geun Shin, TU President Akihisa Inoue, Vice-President Yukihisa Kitamura and nearly 100 staff members from both universities were in attendance for the symposium. Representatives from both universities presented diverse ideas and topics discussing ways to intensify cooperation. The day started with a 09:30 AM ceremony that looked back on the 20 years of academic exchange between the two universities. The president of each university presented commemorative tablets to one another, and promised to open the doors for further exchange and collaboration. The following symposium featured TU Vice-President Yukihisa Kitamura’s presentation on “Tohoku University’s Incorporation Process” and CBNU Dean of College of Engineering Dong-Won Kim’s “Chonbuk National University Innovations in Engineering Education” presentation. The afternoon included presentations discussing “Tohoku University’s State of International Exchange and challenges going forward” and CBNU Dean of Academic Affairs Young Jung Kim explained our university’s goals towards developing a progressive undergraduate educational model as part of the ACE program (Advanced College of Education). University representatives also had the opportunity to visit Jeonju Hanok Village, and shared amicable words over dinner. TU President Inoue Akihisa said, “Out of the 200 universities in Korea, we signed an agreement with Chonbuk National University first and this university also graciously gave us the most help after the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in March.” He added, “I hope that we can strengthen our relationship through this 20-year anniversary ceremony.”  President Suh Said, “Korea’s representative university, Chonbuk National University, and Japan’s representative university, Tohoku University, and the 20-year history of exchange between both universities has made me reminiscent. I am certain that the close collaboration between our universities will play a key role in the development of our countries, and I hope the academic exchange between the two universities will carry on through 50 years, 100 years.” TU was established third among Japanese national universities in 1907. The university was ranked 70th in the 2011 The Times World University Rankings and even produced four Nobel-prize winners. TU is composed of 10 academic departments, 15 research departments, 3 Graduate Schools and 5 research centers with nearly 6,000 staff and faculty members. 00전북대-토호쿠대_20주년_기념행사에서_서거석_총장이_인사말을_하고_있다.jpgCount : 40393874 K

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+제목Cooperation Agreement Signed with Global Leading Firm Thomson Reuters                    국제교류부  | 2011-12-06 | 조회 3228본문 내용 Our university signed a cooperation agreement with the Korean branch office of Thomson Reuters to boost our university-industry efforts.  On November 24th, 3:30PM, at the 8th floor meeting room in the CBNU Main building, President Geo-Suk Suh and Thomson Reuters Branch Manager Jin-Woo Kim were joined by staff members from both organizations to sign an agreement that outlines the pooling of resources for research endeavors and exchange of personnel. Thomson Reuters is a leading media and consulting firm that provides analytical information to professionals and was rated number 37 in the Interbrand Best Global Brands 2011 survey. Headquartered in New York, Thomson Reuters primarily operates in London and Eagan, Minnesota and has nearly 55,000 employees in more than 100 branch offices worldwide. According to the cooperation agreement, both parties will assume joint projects for information analysis and delve into IP precedence technology to enhance Research and Development. Students from our university will also be able to take part in internships with Thomson Reuters, and both parties agreed to explore other platforms for collaboration in the near future. President Suh said, “Thomson Reuters is a leading opinion information firm that provides valuable data to university researchers around the world. The firm even rates the competitiveness of educational institutions around the world through The Times Higher Education World University Rankings. I firmly believe that both organizations will benefit greatly and prosper from the active collaboration resulting from this agreement.” 00북대-톰슨_로이터_협약_체결_후_기념촬영.jpgCount : 39354384 K

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+제목CBNU at the Center of Hanok Construction Education                    국제교류부  | 2011-12-13 | 조회 3928본문 내용 The Hanok enterprise, which is part of a broader “Han Style” enterprise, is currently facing financial burdens and a slow rate of progress despite continuous support from the city of Jeonju. One of the impediments to progress is the lack of trained professionals in Hanok design and construction. Jeonju is heavily involved in the cultural preservation of Hanok, especially because of its upkeep of the Hanok Village. However, recent substandard re-construction efforts have made it clear that there is a dire need for professional training and education in Hanok design and theory.  Since last year our university has responded by offering various programs related to Hanok and its study. Befitting to the title of “the most Korean global university,” CBNU has established a Hanok project promotions team and even founded a Hanok Studies department focused around the theory and practice of Hanok construction.  This year, CBNU established the Hanok Construction Technology Center and was selected by the Ministry of Land Transport and Maritime Affairs to begin training in Hanok design as part of the “Specialized Professional Development Program in Hanok Design.” Our university accomplished the splendid feat of being the only university selected for this task in the Jeolla-do region.  Currently, construction professionals who have surpassed a considerable admittance rate of 5 to 1 are receiving high-quality, specialized training in Hanok design and even hands-on education in Hanok construction from the likes of living cultural treasure, Gi Young Choi.  CBNU, also considered to have “the most Korean campus,” will aim to spur excitement by hosting a design competition for students with the mission of re-designing the CBNU main building in Hanok style. Starting next year, the Graduate School of Environmental Studies will inaugurate a Hanok Studies department, the first of its kind in the nation, to educate people in the art of Hanok. The department will offer a two-year curriculum in Hanok theory and practical training, and is currently open for admissions.  The development of Hanok professionals will also take place at our Gochang campus(formerly of Korea Polytechnic University), which was acquired from the Gochang district. Our university’s programs for development of Hanok professionals are expected to boost the “Han style” enterprise and have a positive impact in the Hallyu enterprise in the Jeollabuk-do region. Many are also hoping CBNU’s support of localized programs will ultimately promote local economic growth. Hye-Kyung Nam, Head of Campus Development Headquarters, said “Just like how our campus is always striving to be the most Korean campus, investing in Hanok related development programs is an inspiration to the region and our country. I hope the program will foster talented professionals that can maintain Jeollabuk-do’s reputation as the birthplace of Hanok. Moreover, I hope it will encourage other organizations and government institutions to support the cultural preservation of Hanok.  00한옥건출기술_종합센터_개소_1_1.jpgCount : 38350038 K

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+제목Prof. Hee Joon Park, Invents Korea’s First Non-Flammable Wood                    국제교류부  | 2011-12-22 | 조회 4803본문 내용 The number of fire accidents per year in Korea is more than 40,000 and these fires directly affect nearly 2,000 people. In 2006, there were roughly 30,000 fire accidents and that number increased to 47,000 the following year. Of these fire accidents, a quarter of them took place in residential premises or multi-purpose facilities, making them all the more life-threatening. An eco-friendly timber that does not burn may provide a solution to reducing the number of human casualties and injuries in fire accidents. Prof. Hee Joon Park of the CBNU Residential Environmental Science department has invented Korea’s first non-flammable wood, which is expected to be resourceful during this winter when fire accidents are common. Traditionally, wood can be treated to become non-flammable with a coat of flame-resistant varnish. This approach, however, has had drawbacks because it gets rid of the natural wood scent, obscures distinct wood grain patterns and textures, prevents temperature and humidity adjustment, and becomes unsuitable for proper disposal. Prof. Park, on the other hand, discovered a way to inject natural resins such as phosphate of ammonium into pieces of timber to create a truly non-combustible wood.   On the morning of December 8th, the effectiveness of this new invention was legitimized in a live experiment where an ordinary piece of wood was completely dissolved when lit on fire for 20 minutes while the newly invented timber did not burn at all aside from some soot. The new invention preserves the smell, texture, ability to adjust to temperature and humidity, natural colors and grains, without being susceptible to deformations, splits, contractions and expansions. This innovation is expected to have a big impact in the wood construction field. This type of material will have applications in wood-framed houses, construction of cultural monuments, Hanok houses and even furniture constructed from wood and interior materials that are especially vulnerable to fire accidents. Already having been patented and awarded ISO international certification (KS F ISO 5660-1, KS F 2271), this new type of timber is currently awaiting commercial implementations from abroad.  Prof. Park said, “The new invention is eco-friendly and will be used in wood-framed houses, cultural landmarks, wooden constructions and interior materials because it does not burn. I hope it will create a demand for applications of wood that were once considered illegal or unsuitable.”  00parkheejoon.jpgCount : 3785197 K

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+제목Recent Trip Paves Path to Cooperation with Prestigious European Universities                    국제교류부  | 2012-01-09 | 조회 3254본문 내용 Our university has expanded cooperation endeavors with some of the most prominent universities in Europe in an effort to elevate its status as a global university. President Geo-Suk Suh visited leading universities in France, Spain and the Czech Republic to sign academic exchange agreements last week.The first stop on this trip was University of Paris-Est Marne La Vallee (part of an intercollegiate network of 10 universities in Paris), where both universities agreed to engage in double degree programs and student exchange for undergraduate business majors. Famous for its engineering and liberal arts programs, University of Marne La Vallee is one of France’s most prestigious universities and CBNU has collaborated with the university in student exchange programs.   This recent agreement will allow students to receive degrees from both CBNU and UMLV through the double degree program. The agreement will also bring 20 students from UMLV’s most competitive MBA curriculum, Design, Innovation and Luxury, to CBNU next April, where they will be able to attend courses pertaining to their academic concentration and participate in specialized excursions. President Suh also visited the acclaimed Autonomous University of Barcelona (AUB) to make cooperative agreements concerning the Ortelius Project.  AUB has a student body of 43,000, 3,658 professors, 13 colleges, 57 departments, and 28 research centers and parks. As one of the nation’s landmark universities, AUB was recognized in Spain as a Campus of International Excellence. Spurred by the success of the Erasmus program, which established an international network for academic exchange, the Ortelius program facilitates collaborative programs between Spain, Asia and Latin America. The objective is to increase international mobility among students, teaching and research staff, and administration and services staff. Students from universities that participate in the program can take advantage of the joint degrees and double degrees the program offers.  The trip to Barcelona was followed by a visit to the Czech Technical University in Prague. President Suh signed agreements on the invitation of distinguished graduate school students and student exchange programs that will begin in the 2012 school year. President Suh also took the opportunity to garner support for the “CBNU International Summer School” at all the universities visited during this trip. The participation of renowned professors and exceptional students is expected to increase the global makeup of our university. President Suh said, “The recent trip to Europe allowed us to open the door to international cooperation with European universities by establishing exchange agreements for students and faculty members. The double degree programs we have established offer a unique and pragmatic platform for academic exchange and brings our university closer to living up to the name of a ‘global campus.’” 00바르셀로나자치대학교(아나_리폴_아라실_총장_일행과).jpgCount : 39347591 K

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+제목Chonbuk University, part of the fermented food industry belt                    Admin  | 2005-05-04 | 조회 3742본문 내용						On April 6, Chonbuk University joined the Korea Food Research Institute (한국식품연구원) and four county governments in North Jeolla province, including Wanju, Imsil, Buan, and Sunchang in signing an agreement to cooperate with one another in promoting the expansion of the fermented food market. Those institutions consented to collaborate on large-scale projects on the development of fermented foods such as red pepper paste, soybean paste, cheese, and salted fish while sharing research personnel and equipment. They are expected to strengthen competitiveness of fermented food dishes produced in the Jeonbuk area, throughout the nation and in the world as well.					0

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+제목Catalan-Korea Dictionary Compilation Presented to the Catalonian Parliament in Spain                    국제교류부  | 2012-01-24 | 조회 3333본문 내용 Spanish and Latin American Language department Professor Nak-won Choi presented a Catalan-Korean Dictionary personally compiled by Prof. Choi to the Catalonian Parliament, bridging an opportunity to increase awareness of Korea and to establish academic exchange between both countries. Catalan is the official language used in the Catalonia region in Spain and is one of the most prevalent languages of the 60 recognized minority languages in the European Union. While Catalan and Spanish(more specifically, Castilian) are used interchangeably in the Catalonia region, most of the names of locations and businesses are in Catalan, making the understanding of this language all the more important for travelers and visitors. In December of last year, Prof. Choi visited the Catalonia Parliament and presented the dictionary to Chairman Núria de Gispert with faculty members of the Autonomous University of Barcelona and students from the Korean Language Studies Department at the Barcelona Language School. This dictionary is the accumulation of five years’ worth of lexicographic compilation with the support of the CBNU International Joint Research Fund, the National Research Foundation of Korea and the Catalonian Government. The dictionary was compiled to increase the level of exchange with the Catalonia region, an area that plays a crucial in Korea-Spain relations. Ultimately, this it is expected to increase the amount of academic exchange between Korea and Spain. Prof. Choi said, “Korea is still not a very well-known country in Spain, but I think the compilation and presentation of this dictionary will spark the interest of the people in Catalonia, which is the epicenter of commerce in Spain. The Catalan people possess an exceptional amount of pride and attachment to the Catalan language, and I think they will be pleased to know that this dictionary is being published in Korea.” He continued, “Recently the spread of K-POP and Korean culture has instigated a boom in the interest to learn the Korean language in Spain, and I have no doubt this dictionary will be very useful. Moreover, I hope this dictionary will help increase the awareness of Korean culture throughout Spain.”  00전북대_최낙원_교수(맨_오른쪽)가_카탈루냐_주_의회에_사전을_증정하고_있다.jpgCount : 46299323 K

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+제목Lunar New Year Celebration Held for International CBNU Family                    국제교류부  | 2012-01-27 | 조회 3158본문 내용  “Share the warmth of new year celebrations with our international family.”  Our university held the “New Year Celebrations for the CBNU International Family” on January 18th at 03:30 PM at the Samsung Cultural Center Geon-Ji Art Hall to mark the traditional holiday Seollal, the first day of the lunar calendar.  Open to all international students and faculty members, the event is held every year to share Korean holiday traditions and promote friendship with our international community members. Accompanied by President Geo-Suk Suh, nearly 200 international students and faculty members were in attendance on this day to enjoy a myriad of performances, including a piece by master pansori singer Min Sook Kim and a recital using traditional instruments like the haegeum and ajaeng.  Students also had the opportunity to learn traditional Korean songs, try out traditional folk games such as jegichagi and yut-nol-ee, and compete in an impromptu talent contest. During his welcoming address, President Suh said, “As Korea’s most important holiday approaches, we hold this ceremony every year to allow international students to experience Korean culture and most importantly, to have a great time and share the warmth of the holidays. Although you may be away from your home, I hope you enjoy and welcome the Lunar New Year with the family you have forged here at CBNU.”  This ceremony has been held every year since 2003 for international students who have to spend the Lunar New Year away from their family back home. It has been hugely popular and successful because members of our international community get to learn new aspects about Korean culture and it also promotes friendship with our international students and faculty members.  00전북대_외국인_가족을_위한_설날_큰잔치.jpgCount : 41287283 K

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+제목CBNU Founds Honam Region’s First Records Management and Archives Institute                    국제교류부  | 2012-02-06 | 조회 3365본문 내용 CBNU is now becoming the epicenter for developing professionals in the field of records management.  Under the support and supervision of the Ministry of Public Administration and Security and National Archives of Korea(NAK), our university has founded the Honam Region’s first Records Management and Archives Institute. After the passing of “Act on the Management of Archives by Public Institutions” in 1999 and the “Act on the Management of Public Archives” in 2007, the field of records management has been growing steadily in Korea. Recently the need for maintaining records has been more prevalent in corporations, hospitals, cultural institutions, religious institutions and other organizations beyond public administrations.  Moreover, the ICA(International Council on Archives) International Congress will take place in Korea in 2016. With the global spotlight on Korea from the archival studies community, it is particularly meaningful to recognize the importance of records managements throughout the country. The NAK selected one university each from the Seoul, Chungcheong, Honam and Yeongnam regions among universities with graduate departments in records management. In the Honam region, CBNU beat out seven other universities to earn the honor. As a result, our university will admit 30 students every year to the Records Management and Archives Institute, where they will receive a comprehensive education in records management. The list of courses includes basics and principles of records management, records evaluation, records preservation, and specialized areas of records management. Upon completion of the program, students are eligible to take the Professional Records Manager Certification Exam and once certified, they will be able to work at state administrations local government organizations, educations offices and other public administrations as an archivist or a private records manager.  Our university was selected as a location site for the Honam Records Management and Archives Institute in large part because, since 2003, our Information Science Graduate School has been developing consummate professional in records management who have gone to lead successful careers in public administrations, private sectors and research institutes.  Library and Information Science Professor Hye Young Kang said, “The founding of the Records Management and Archives Institute will be the catalyst that makes CBNU the leading institution in records management in Korea. I also firmly believe that the synergy with our records management graduate department will boost employment rates for our students.“  00기록관리_이미지.jpgCount : 45383398 K

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+제목CBNU, 8th in Amount of Financial Support Received from Ministry of Education                    국제교류부  | 2012-02-15 | 조회 5090본문 내용 The amount of financial support(excluding personnel and operating expenses) that CBNU has received from the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(MEST) ranks 8th among 200 universities in Korea.  On January 25th, The Korea Economic Daily reported that, according to the “2011 University Support Related Projects and Current State of Affairs” report, our university received 65.2 billion won from Ministry of Education last year. CBNU followed Seoul National University(298.8 billion won), Yonsei University(145.7 billion won), Korea University (126.9 billion won), and other top universities to be named one of the highest endorsed universities by the MEST.  The MEST has also provided 9.47 billion won of the total 37.6 billion-won budget that is currently going into constructing the world’s fifth High-Enthalpy Plasma Research Center at CBNU. The Human Resource Development for Renewable Energy Project, a subsidiary of the Human Resource Development for Economic Region-Leading Industry Project, also garnered 5.67 billion won in funds by the MEST.  Our research endeavors are attracting funding from other external organizations as well. CBNU received 2.74 billion won for the Center for Healthcare Technology Development, a multidisciplinary research center that combines engineering, food science, and medicine and 2.92 billion won from the World Class University(WCU) program, which provides support for world-class research-centered universities in Korea.  The Advanced College of Education(ACE) program also granted 2.76 billion won in support while rating CBNU the best teaching university in Korea, and the Educational Capacity Enhancement Project supported our university four years in a row to accumulate nearly 4.73 billion won in funding. The large amount of financial support from various organizations is a testament to CBNU’s competitiveness in education and research in various specialized fields, and proves the government’s acknowledgement of our achievement prowess as an academic institution.  In 2010, CBNU was the first to open the era of 100 billion won in research funds granted and even last year, our university yielded 117.5 billion in research funds and managed to be 1st in this category among regional universities.  Last year, the MEST extended 528.9 billion won of scholarships and other forms of financial support to 189 different four-year universities.  00전북대_설경.jpgCount : 40547797 K

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+제목CBNU Extends Global Network to Prominent Southeast Asian Universities                    국제교류부  | 2012-04-17 | 조회 3623본문 내용 Our university elevated its status as an elite global university by signing academic exchange agreements with some of the most esteemed universities from Southeast Asia. In his recent trip to Southeast, President Geo-Suk Suh visited Thailand, the Philippines and Cambodia from March 19th to 27th to establish agreements on academic exchange and international double degree programs.  The first stop of the trip was Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University(CU), a Global Top 100 University, where President Suh agreed to implement student exchange programs with CU President Pirom Kamol-ratanakul. Both universities agreed to coordinate international double degree programs and exchange students in the process, while CU vowed to send students to participate in the CBNU International Summer School program. Following his stay in Thailand, President Suh signed agreements to implement international double degree programs with prominent universities from Cambodia and the Philippines, opening the door for students to study abroad and earn a degree from both CBNU and institutions located abroad. CBNU will organize international double degree programs in Biology and Computer Engineering starting in September with Cambodia’s first and largest university, the Royal University of Phnom Penh. There will also be double degree programs centered around engineering disciplines in cooperation wit St. La Salle University(SLU), one of the universities which CBNU sends students every year through the Global Leader Project(GLP) program. In addition, CBNU and SLU will organize cooperative research projects, professor exchange programs, and student mentor-mentee systems. SLU also agreed to send students to participate in the International Summer School program.  On March 25th, President Suh was even presented with an honorary doctorate by SLU President Raymundo Suplido during the 55th anniversary graduation ceremony. Having already established a Memorandum of Understanding with the University of the Philippines(UP) Diliman in 2001, our university also took the opportunity to coordinate international double degree programs, student exchange programs and cooperative research projects with UP-Manila.  Meanwhile, CBNU agreed to dispatch a Korean lecturer to UP-Manila to provide Korean language instruction. President Suh also had the opportunity to visit the Korean Ambassador to Thailand, Jae Hong Lim, and the Korean Ambassador to Cambodia, Han Soo Kim, to promote global internships for CBNU students wishing to expand their professional and educational horizons beyond domestic boundaries. President Geo-Suk Suh said, “The multitude of agreements we have signed with Southeast Asia’s foremost universities will provide students with valuable educational opportunities to attain a global mind. By coordinating practical and diverse programs like the international double degree program, we are taking one further step towards creating a truly global campus.” 000402-태국_최고_명문_쭐랄롱꼰대학교와_협약_체결.jpgCount : 40381614 K

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+제목CNBU, Sole University in Honam Region Selected as Industry-University Cooperation University                    국제교류부  | 2012-04-23 | 조회 3294본문 내용 Chonbuk National University was the only university in the Honam region to be selected to the Industry-University Cooperation Project (as part of the 2012 Industry-University-Institute Collaborative Research Program) by the Small and Medium Business Administration (SMBA). The SMBA based their selection on CBNU’s thorough support for previous industry-university cooperation projects, as well as regular research and development (R&D) projects. For this reason, they decided to fund only CBNU in the province. The Industrial-University Cooperation Project, which is a new project for the SMBA, carefully selected five universities throughout the nation from each province, allowing university infrastructure to be readily available to local small businesses while providing up to one billion won in funding to each university.  Our university has planned to help small and medium businesses by offering R&D programs for green industries and non-R&D programs for businesses looking to commercialize technologies (i.e. business consulting, consultant services, patenting, technology commercialization, design, marketing, market development). In addition, being recently named one of the Leaders in Industry-university Cooperation(LINC) and awarded 2.5 billion in research funds by the Ministry of Education has made CBNU the most prominent university in the industry-university cooperation domain. President Geo-Suk Suh said, “It is very pleasing to be selected as a leading university for in industry-university cooperative projects among other universities. CBNU will do its best to contribute to the development of the small businesses by implementing a systematic support system.    00산학협력_이미지.jpgCount : 47362038 K

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+제목CBNU Becomes Top Recipient of Government Funding After LINC Selection                    국제교류부  | 2012-04-27 | 조회 3394본문 내용 Chonbuk National University has now become the most heavily government-funded institution after recently being selected as a Technology Innovation University as part of the Leaders in Industry-university Cooperation(LINC) program, which is supported by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(MEST) and the National Research Foundation of Korea.  According to the MEST, out of the 14 universities that were selected as a Technology Innovation University, our university received on average 3.8 million dollars per year, or 19.4 million dollars through five years. This amount reaches nearly 22.7 million dollars with the inclusion of financial support from local government bodies and internally incentivized funds. CBNU’s success in procuring funds is attributable to its revamped support system for industry-university cooperation and commendable efforts to develop a leading cooperation model.Additionally, our university received praise from various organizations for building a one-stop support center for collaboration projects with industrial corporations, and establishing plans to operate a family company. The LINC program especially lauded the performance and the development of industry professionals and research personnel of our ongoing programs such as the Education Center for Renewable Energy Industry and the Healthcare Technology Development Center. CBNU will continue to develop skilled professionals in the renewable energy industry sector, which is one of the main focuses of the university’s industry-university cooperation efforts. 00산학협력.jpgCount : 37329305 K

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+제목President Godard from University of Paris Est Marné La Vallée awarded Honorary Doctorate                    국제교류부  | 2012-05-09 | 조회 4159본문 내용 Chonbuk National University awarded an honorary doctorate degree in sociology to President Godard from University of Paris-Est Marné La Vallée(MLV) on April 26th. Nearly 100 attendees, which included CBNU President Geo-Suk Suh, administration staff from CBNU, and members of MLV, were at hand to congratulate President Godard on his honorary doctorate degree. Our university presented President Godard with the honorary doctorate degree because of his scholarly accomplishments in urban planning research and education, and for standing in the forefront of academic and cultural exchange between Korea and France. Since President Godard became President in 2007, MLV and CBNU have signed cooperation agreements and have been actively engaged in various forms of exchange such as student exchange and joint research programs.The close ties between the two universities have opened the door for CBNU students majoring in French Studies, Information Technology and Arts to become global leaders in their discipline through the student exchange programs. A few CBNU students even had the opportunity to showcase a film they had produced at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in 2009 and received a standing ovation from the audience. On the other hand, MLV Professor Claire Alby’s full-length documentary film, which was based on the diverse experiences MLV students had during their stay in Jeonju in 2010, was presented at this year’s 13th Jeonju International Film Festival through YouTube. It was a great opportunity to show the world CBNU’s academic excellence and Korea’s natural beauty. President Godard’s honorary doctorate awarding ceremony marks the beginning of CBNU’s plan to expand the level of exchange and collaboration with numerous universities and institutions throughout Europe. The dynamic cooperation is expected to have a profound impact in the spread of Korean culture throughout the world. During his acceptance speech, President Godard said, “It is an honor to receive this degree from Chonbuk National University, one of Korea’s most prominent universities with which our university maintains an active level of exchange and collaboration. I will take this as an opportunity to expand our spectrum of collaboration and help in any which way I can to propel Chonbuk National University as a globally prestigious university. President Suh echoed the sentiment. He said, “This degree is a tribute to a leader in French higher education who has helped globalize our university and spread Korean culture throughout the world. Now that you are a proud member of Chonbuk National University, I hope you can help our university go beyond national borders to become a truly globally renowned university.” President Godard received his doctorate degree in sociology from University of Paris VIII in 1973. While employed as a researcher at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences and as a Professor at University of Nice, Godard’s study in urban development and urban sociology research has made a mark in the fields of sociology, economics, political science, and other social sciences. After moving to MLV in 2001, Godard was elected President in 2007. As a Knight of the National Order of Merit and Officer of the Order of the Academic Palms, Godard is truly a leading figure in French higher education. 00고다르총장명박수여식2.jpgCount : 40297117 K

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+제목Film Produced by University of Paris Est Marne La Valleé Screened at the JIFF                    국제교류부  | 2012-05-23 | 조회 3399본문 내용 Engaging in active exchange with overseas universities not only helps each university grow, it also causes a synergy effect by expanding the spectrum of exchange between two countries. CBNU’s collaboration with University of Paris Est Marne La Vallee(MLV), with which our university has associated since 2007, epitomizes this point of view. While the two universities has maintained a healthy level of exchange across various platforms, the exchange has been particularly active with students pursuing academic concentrations in visual arts production, allowing them to gain diverse experiences and perspectives while receiving instruction in visual arts theory and practice.  The close cooperation has allowed a full-length documentary produced by MLV professor Claire Alby and her students, who visited Jeonju in 2010, to receive its official debut screening at the Jeonju International Film Festival(JIFF) on May 2nd.  In 2009, a movie produced by CBNU students was showcased at the world-renowned Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The following year, Professor Claire Alby and her students visited CBNU to create a movie that was featured in this year’s JIFF; this is a prime example of yielding tangible results from multiple year’s worth of active academic exchange.  This 52-minute full-length film entitled “Jeonju, a Korean Town” captures the city of Jeonju from the perspective of Prof. Alby. The documentary depicts Jeonju as a dynamic city that tries to preserve Korean tradition while striving to become Asia’s equivalent of Hollywood. The content of the film is divided into three topics – the JIFF, the history of resistance against Japanese occupation, and the daily lives of women in Korea. The film ultimately conveys to the world the distinct beauty Jeonju possesses.  Additionally, on April 26th, MLV President Francis Godard was awarded an honorary doctorate degree by CBNU for his endeavors in spreading Korean culture and developing a collaborative relationship with CBNU. His contributions are expected to have a big impact in future exchange activity between Korea and France.  00전주,_어떤_한국도시_스틸_1.JPGCount : 39186806 K

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+제목CBNU Technology Licensing Program Supported by Ministry of Education Receives Upgrade                    국제교류부  | 2012-06-11 | 조회 3216본문 내용 Chonbuk National University’s Technology Licensing Office(TLO) Support Program was upgraded one letter-grade in year-end evaluations for 2011.  The program, which is backed by the Ministry of Education Science and Technology(MEST) and the Ministry of Knowledge Economy(MKE), aims to promote and augment the licensing and transfer of technology between university and industry. Having been selected as a participating university in the Phase 1 (2008~2012) Support Program, the National Research Foundation of Korea 2011 gave CBNU a “B” letter grade for the 2011 Year-end University TLO Evaluations. It is clear that CBNU is one of the leading universities in technology licensing. As a result, CBNU received nearly 200 million won in financial support aimed at facilitating the discovery and commercialization of advanced technologies. Due to the rewarding endeavors of the program, CBNU plans to adopt policies that inject more resources into prototyping and technology licensing.  Our university recorded approximately 1 billion won in revenues last year generated from patents and proprietary technologies. In addition, the CBNU TLO program received praise for incrementing the revenue per patent by 158% in a 3-year span since 2008.  University-industry cooperation Director Nam-Pyo Cho said, “The reason why our university received high marks from the TLO Support Program was because of the effort we put in and results we generated. We aim to promote and market emerging technologies and expect that the profit accrued from our endeavors will have a big impact on the university.“ 00연구_및_실험_이미지.jpgCount : 42294397 K

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+제목The “Light of Einstein"                    Admin  | 2005-05-04 | 조회 3783본문 내용						By Lee Ji-ye, Reporter 
+　"Five, four, three, two, one, zero!" "Wow!" With audience members' resounding voices, at 8:15 p.m. last April 19, the £¿Light of Einstein£¿ arrived at the fountain of Chonbuk National University from Mount Moak. At the very moment, citizens and students directed the flashes emitted from their cell phones or luminous sticks toward the middle of the fountain. The lights kept making the fountain brighter for ten minutes, and then they again left for Mount Woonjang.
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+　Four girl students from Hanil High School gave successive exclamations, saying that they were pleased to see such a grand event in their hometown. They also smiled, mentioning that they skipped supplementary lessons in order to participate in this "World Light Festival" (세계 빛 축제).
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+　The Light of Einstein, which had made its first start in Princeton in the United States, arrived in Busan at 8:00 p.m. and was then divided into two sections. One portion reached Daejeon by way of Kwangju and Jeonju, and the other arrived in Daejeon via Pohang and Daegu. After the two segment were reunited, the light was then taken to Seoul.
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+　This year marks the centennial anniversary of the discovery of the Theory of Relativity by Albert Einstein and the fiftieth anniversary of his death. Celebrations have begun all over the world to commemorate the great genius and his feats. The United Nations has designated 2005 as the "Year of the World Physics." Chonbuk University too has held diverse lectures and events to discuss Einstein. On April 7, the university invited Dr. Park Seok-jae from Korea Astronomy and Space Science (한국천문연구원) to give an open lecture with the title of "Black holes pop and pop" at the Mathematics and Science Hall (수리과학관). In addition, the university prepared a traditional Korean music performance, a fireworks display, and a campfire for the World Light Festival slated on April 19, but regrettably, those arrangements were cancelled due to that day's bad weather. However, in spite of the rainstorm, the ceremony to receive light held at the fountain was successfully performed.
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+　"I was so sorry that we had to call off almost all the programs because of rain. However, I'm satisfied that this event helped the general public to make contact with science in an amusing and familar way," said Dr. Lee Jeong-gun, dean of the physics department. 
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+제목CBNU 1st Among National Universities in International Orientation                    국제교류부  | 2012-07-15 | 조회 4499본문 내용 Chonbuk National University has placed atop all Korean national universities in the category of “international orientation.” In cooperation with Quacquarelli Symonds, Chosun Ilbo published university rankings in Asia and while the majority of national universities have remained stagnant or even fallen, CBNU’s rise in the category of international orientation has stood out from its peer universities.   The international orientation criteria gauges the amount of exchange students sent abroad and hosted by the university, as well as the percentage of international students and faculty members.  Even with the limitations imposed on national universities with regards to bringing in international scholars and professors, by emphasizing and prioritizing the globalization of our students and faculty, CBNU has been able to achieve an amazing feat. Every semester, our university has sent approximately 600 students to sister universities in New Zealand, the Philippines, China and various other countries through the nation’s largest Global Leader Project(GLP) program. In addition, CBNU has made exchange agreements with some of the most prestigious universities located in the United States and Europe to host and send students abroad. Expand the number of international students over 1,000 students are working towards a degree here at CBNU. Our international students have also proven to be the most distinguished students after focusing efforts on admitting the most capable students. An impressive 23.3 percent of our students have obtained Level 4 or higher in the national Korean language proficiency exam, TOPIK. This percentage ranks in the top 10 percentile among regional core universities.   To boost our international profile even more, CBNU inaugurated the International Summer School program during the summer break, offering students from around the world a wide variety of courses and the opportunity to experience Korean culture in the city of Jeonju.  President Geo-Suk Suh said, “Despite the numerous restrictions given to national universities relative to private universities, our efforts in expanding our international orientation have finally shown merit today. We will continue to recruit international professors and students, and cooperate with universities from abroad to maintain our reputation as the most Korean, globally prestigious university.   00국제화_지수_높은_우리대학.jpgCount : 46358859 K

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+제목Inaugural International Summer School Begins                    국제교류부  | 2012-07-25 | 조회 5634본문 내용 As Chonbuk National University settles down during summer break, students from around the world are gathering at our globalized campus.  Our university launched its inaugural session of International Summer School (ISS) with the opening ceremony on July 2nd, 03:00 PM, at the 2nd floor auditorium of the CBNU museum building.  The event was commemorated with a Korean dance and music performance, and followed by President Geo-Suk Suh giving a brief introduction of the courses, professors and students from each country.  More than 50 students from our sister universities in the United States, France, Spain, Japan and other countries have come to our university to receive language instruction in Korean and English, enroll in multi-disciplinary courses, interact with students from all over the world, and experience traditional Korean culture. Meanwhile, our university has also brought in some of the most distinguished students from the United States through the Critical Language Scholarship(CLS) Program, which is run by the United States Department of State. Since June 18th, these students have been receiving intensive Korean language training classes for this 8-week program,  ISS is a program that brings together local and international students from around the world during summer break with the purpose of cultivating global minds and introducing Korean culture while obtaining transferrable credits for courses.  Born as an offshoot of “Feeling Korea,” a Korean culture immersion program that was held during the summer and winter breaks, ISS differs from its predecessor in that it offers legitimate academic courses for international students rather than just a mere experiential program.  The ultimate goal and expected outcome of the program is to exert a positive influence on Chonbuk National University and the nation’s most Korean city, Jeonju.   Additionally, the program benefits our local students as they get to hone their proficiency in English, interact with a diverse group of intellectual students and cultivate their global mindset at the same time. President Suh said, “The International Summer School program allows local and international students to take a variety of courses together. This is truly the make-up of a global campus. We will continue to expand the courses offered and invite renowned professors from abroad to create one of Korea’s most exciting and successful summer programs.”  00국제하계대학입학식5.jpgCount : 40394743 K

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+제목5th Place in Leiden Rankings Confirms CBNU’s Research Prowess                    국제교류부  | 2012-10-12 | 조회 4117본문 내용 Our university’s research reputation has been reaffirmed as one of the nation’s best. Chonbuk National University placed 5th nationally and 1st among regional core universities in the Leiden Rankings, which gauges the scientific performance of universities worldwide.  The Leiden Rankings is a ranking system developed and published by Leiden University(Ranked 75th in the 2012 QS World University Rankings) from the Netherlands that measures the scientific impact of universities by comparing the top tenth percentile of the most cited university research papers in the world. This methodology adds a layer of objectivity and eliminates some of the inconsistencies found in ranking systems used for evaluating universities in Korea.  The Leiden Rankings and QS Rankings(40% of which is based on academic peer review) prioritize objectivity and address some of the disadvantages of current ranking systems that provide a subjective evaluation of Korean universities. Our standing in the Leiden Rankings therefore demonstrates the quality of research papers being published from our university.  According to the Leiden Rankings, 8.1% of CBNU’s research papers were in the top tenth percentile of the most cited research papers in the world. The four Korean universities that placed ahead of CBNU were POSTECH(14.1%), KAIST(11.4%), Seoul National University(8.9%), and Ewha Women’s University(8.4%).  CBNU confirmed its reputation as one of the most respected research universities in Korea by placing 1st among regional core universities and prevailing as the frontrunner by a large margin in this category, with other universities only managing to achieve 5 to 6 percent.  Meanwhile, influential newspaper publications have ranked CBNU 9th in the category of the “Top 1% Research Papers” and the Korea Research Foundation ranked our university 2nd among national universities in the same category. CBNU is repeatedly overcoming the limitations that come with being a regional university and ascertaining its status as a landmark university in Korea. Our university was able to publish high-quality research papers by implementing a faculty evaluation system that emphasizes the importance of quality rather than the quantity of papers. While other universities focused on increasing the number of published papers, CBNU started employing new policies and promotion incentive programs that compensated research professors for publishing research papers in the top tenth percentile of the most cited research papers.     In relation to the published rankings, President Suh said, “While it is true that universities in Korea have increased the quantity of research papers published worldwide, we still have room for improvement with regards to the quality of research papers. One world-class research paper can change the world and it is with this mindset that Chonbuk National University will continue to bolster its research programs and research competitiveness.   00Leiden_1.jpgCount : 38117125 K

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+제목CBNU, 1st Place in Research Grants among National Universities for 2 Consecutive Years                    국제교류부  | 2012-11-06 | 조회 3420본문 내용 Chonbuk National University, which boasts one of top research programs in the nation, accumulated the most research grants among national universities in the past year, standing as a testament to the university’s research competitiveness. According to an article published by the Ministry of Science, Education and Technology(MEST) and Korean Council for University Education(KCUE) on the Higher Education of Korea Information Services website, CBNU placed 1st in the categories of “total amount of research funds granted” and “research funds granted per faculty member.” This is the second consecutive year that our university has achieved this remarkable feat. With regards to the total amount of research funds granted, CBNU accumulated 124.4 billion won, 1st among national universities with the exception of Seoul National University. CBNU was able to garner 10 to 20 million won more in research funds than other regional core universities that have 200 more faculty members than our university.  Additionally, the average amount of research funds granted per faculty member for CBNU was revealed to be 121.5 million won, 1st among regional core national universities. The only national universities that were awarded more than 100 million won in research grants were Mokpo National University and Chonbuk National University.   The total amount of research funds granted and the research funds granted per faculty member are among the highest in the country. This is highly attributable to the university’s thriving research environment. CBNU accumulated 35.9 million won in 2007, 43.6 million won in 2008, 98.8 million won in 2009, 117.5 million won in 2010, 124.4 million won in 2011. The amount of research funds granted has increased threefold in the last 5 years. Our university placed 5th nationally in the Leiden Rankings, which measures the scientific impact of universities worldwide by comparing the top tenth percentile of the most cited research papers in the world, and 9th nationally in the “number of top 1% research papers,” living up to the name of one of the most competitive research universities in Korea.  One of the primary reasons behind the university’s recent accolades in research lies within the newly implemented promotion system, which doubles incentives for publications and research achievements and provides systematic support for research work.  Since 2007, CBNU has been organizing diverse programs that promote academic research and implementing professor evaluation systems that ensure a standard of high-quality research.  In relation to this accomplishment, President Geo-Suk Suh said, “Since research competitiveness is the driving force behind a university’s development and progress, it is equally important to establish an active support system that allows faculty members to be successful in their research endeavors. We will continue to give our utmost effort to conduct research that changes the world.” 00공동실험실습관.jpgCount : 40312731 K

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+제목CBNU is popular among international students and good at caring them.                    국제교류부  | 2013-01-22 | 조회 4292본문 내용  Chonbuk National University ("CBNU") was selected as one of schools with a good management system, and it is attracting foreign students from all over the country. According to 2012 International Education Quality Assurance System(IEQAS), Ministry of Education, Science and Technology and Ministry of Justice selected 43 organizations(30 excellence certification and 13 visa restrictions) when evaluating 350 colleges nationwide (212 4-year universities, 138 2-year colleges). CBNU has approved our language skills of international students, dormitory provide-rate and fiscal soundness, moderate rate, and the percentage of health insurance subscription rate with ultimate level.1,200 international students are currently studying in CBNU, and more than 1,000 students are going abroad every year. Through the annual International Summer & Winter School, students from the world are coming to CBNU to learn Korean language and to experience the culture. CLS program sponsored by the U.S. Department of Justice has been going well as well. CBNU is expecting to receive a government certificate for the next three years.As Ministry discloses the result of authentication, the information is to provide credibility when international students choose a college, and CBNU gives incentives to university-supporting business plans by request of a foreign government.  00CBNU international summer school.JPGCount : 678576920 K

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+제목CBNU initiate Morocco into solar technology                    국제교류부  | 2013-01-22 | 조회 4301본문 내용CBNU was selected by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade into official development assistance projects (ODA) for underdeveloped countries. Our national best solar technology will pass on to Morocco. Accordingly, CBNU receives support from 25 billion won in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. In addition, Morocco solar research institute supported and commissioned education Sanhakyeon professionals by 2014 will be dedicated to our college. This project takes on Renewable Energy in Development Support Center (director of Kim Jong Il) and in silicon solar cell devices advanced development project (head of O Bong Yang ). The Support Center was established in September 2006 in the renewable energy development has a solar cell module, process, and performance evaluation of equipment, material analysis equipment, including a total of 31 species. Large national businesses, Honam solar test-bed building project ($ 117 billion) in our college was selected to promote the development of new technologies and techniques striving. Such a solid infrastructure based on solar energy research institute. Our university plans to support this project in Morocco. Scrambling in the field of human resource development in solar silicon solar cells, also from 2010, and advanced devices in the fostering project national project 'Energy business' workforce. Through the Solar manufacturing in the field of basic and applied research activities, and the theory of education, Our university emissions Yearly more than 30 MS and Ph.D., and experts from overseas to take advantage of the intensive training and dispatch training actively underway. Kim Jong Il, the head of Renewable Energy Development Support Center, said "this project, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade to represent the country in the developing world in the process of selection the eligibility agency will be responsible for the research institutes and manpower solar Chonbuk National University's research capabilities and manpower training programs of appreciated yirwojin excellence ". "excellent research and technology, workforce training programs, based on the excellent Solar Institute is being established to Morocco, I will try to be positive," he said. 00Solar Technology.JPGCount : 38407592 K

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+제목Cultural experience program of foreign students has been started.                    국제교류부  | 2013-01-22 | 조회 3553본문 내용CBNU invites foreign students through Feeling Korea, Korean Cultural Experience program, in winter vacation. Winter Feeling Korea program will continue for 2 weeks, first week and second week starting from January 21st to February 1st, from Febuary 13rd to 24th each. Total 139 foreign students joins CBNU's Korean class and Korean culture experience program including national universities from China, Taiwan, Mongol and Japan such as Hokkaido university, Nagasaki university, and Chiba university. The first schedule of program in January 21st at Gain-hall, Jinsu-dang has been open with foreign students, volunteers, university staff and Mr. Park Yongjin, Coordinator of program, who especially delivered speech about welcome greeting and introduction. Mr. Park announced "This time, CBNU and Korean culture have been introduced to foreign students from all over the countries and our sister universities can make sure our further relationship." also "I hope that students can absorb the meaning of variety of Korean culture experiencing events and exchange their experience one another. Foreign students listen to total 30 hours of Korean classes, in which they study Korean grammar, conversation and understand Korean culture. Everyday affternoon, participants also have time to experience scenery, woodblock prints, traditional cuisine, folding fan, and traditional manners in Junju Han-ok villige and musiums.  Meanwhile, Feeling Korea Program have been started from Feburary 2002. Since then lots of talented students of word-leading sister universities with CBNU have been visiting in every Summer & Winter vacation.  00CBNU Feeling Korea.JPGCount : 40233431 K

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+제목CBNU Law School received Excellent Reputation                    국제교류부  | 2013-01-30 | 조회 3347본문 내용CBNU's law school has built a reputation about curriculum suitability among entire Korean law schools. Law school evaluation committee of Korean Bar Association has conducted 25 Korean schools' assessment, as a result, CBNU obtained Excellence Certificate which covers a period of five years. According to Law school evaluation committee, they evaluated in 8 territories 29 details such as 3-year curriculum of first graduates, faculty, facility, and financial support.  CBNU received favorable evaluation in majority of territories, especially in appropriacy and fidelity of required subjects and possession of key facilities.  CBNU also has rather high employment rate than other law schools. CBNU produced 44 employed among 56 passed from the first examination for the bar, which portion is 79.6%. They are working at Court, prosecutor offices, law firms, law offices, state institutions and public enterprise. It shows high quality in terms of job field.       00우리 법학전문대학원 인증평가 우수.jpgCount : 43400093 K

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+제목Veterinarian's State Examination Pass Rate 'No.1 in Korea'                    국제교류부  | 2013-02-12 | 조회 3596본문 내용CBNU wins No.1 Pass Rate from the recent Veterinarian's State Examination.  CBNU's College of Veterinary Medicine shows 95.7% pass rate in the State Examination (pass 45 out of 47). CBNU's College of Veterinary Medicine has gotten the highest pass rate among the 10 universities nationwide. The result shows much higher pass rate than the average of 85.7%.  CBNU students have been winning 100% pass rate for the past 6 years since 2005. Their results were one of the best in nation, and, it reconfirmed CBNU is the leader of Korea's veterinarian education, despite of the increasing number of rejections.  This result was possible due to generous support from the university and efforts for self-improvement from the students.  When became seniors, students form exam-prep study groups and benefit from universitie's employment capability policy, such as self-pratice tests, question bank, and problem approaching via discussion, which became the driving force of the state examination prep. system. Insik Kim, Dean of Veterinary Medicine, said, "the good results were possible due to a generous support from the university for the benefit of student's education, excellent exam-prep system, and endless efforts from the students. I will do my best to help my students to study in a better environment and became a greater person.    00전북대학교 수의대.jpgCount : 41272826 K

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+제목Professor Chang-Hee Hong regulates LED heat with ‘Graphene” for the world’s first                    국제교류부  | 2013-02-21 | 조회 6405본문 내용The technology for solving the heating problem of LED element was developed by our university’s teaching staff for the world’s first.  Prof. Chang-Hee Hong’s team of Department of Semiconductor technology revealed that the heating problem of LED element was fixed significantly by using ‘Graphene’, known as a dream material. The search, supported by National Research Foundation of Korea, was published in the latest issue of Nature Communications with a title of ‘Improved heat dissipation in gallium nitride light-emitting diodes with embedded graphene oxide pattern.’ The sapphire element ,which has been mainly used for a LED board previously, has low heat conductivity which caused malfunction of a semiconductor due to lack of heat release when operates in high-power. This has been troubled the team with their reliability. Professor Hong’s team, however, put a thin GaN layer containing graphene on a sapphire board by using ‘Graphene Patterning Process’, and succeeded in manufacturing a LED element.   A graphene has higher heat conductivity than a copper at more than ten times. Thus it could lower temperature of a semiconductor significantly by releasing and distributing heat evenly.   This technology allows a high current drive system and, therefore a high-powered LED can be realized in a horizontal LED, which generates large amount of heat.    Graphene Patterning Process, developed solely by Professor Hong’s team, can be immediately mass-produced because it is not limited to any size or form.  It also allows an easy-production via a high heat treatment, and thus it is expected to be commercialized soon. This technology is already patented in Korea, and is being processed to be internationally patented in countries like America.  Professor Hong says, “This research has a significance for its use of Graphene for the world’s first. I will do my best to commercialize this technology soon.” For your information, the world’s first division of Graphene gave Prof. Andre Geim and Doctor Konstantin Novoselov of University of Manchester, UK the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2010. Graphene has received wide attention from the world’s academia for its trait, such as 0.7 nanometer thickness,  100X stronger than a steel, 100X higher electric conductivity than a copper, and 100X faster electron transporting speed than semiconductor silicone.   00홍창희교수님.jpgCount : 41209356 K

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+제목A dormitory accommodating 2,500 to be built                    Admin  | 2005-05-05 | 조회 4830본문 내용						By Hwang Jae-hyun, Reporter
+　Chonbuk National University recently drew up a plan to set up a dormitory that can accommodate up to 2,500 students by attracting private capital of 40.9 billion won. This is part of the BTL (Build-Transfer-Lease) project carried out by the government. The BTL (민간자본유치사업) is a new type of private investment system by which the government leases buildings constructed by private businesses. The government has arranged the BTL scheme with the intention of providing public facilities such as schools or rental apartments.
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+　The government announced that they will choose private investors who will participate in the BTL project; a select group will then begin construction in the latter half of the year. Accordingly, Chonbuk University is in the middle of examining the eligibility of the budget for construction and operation of a new dormitory. As soon as the analysis is finished, the university will recruit private investors.
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+　If the new housing is completed in 2007 according to the schedule, it will be the biggest dormitory among 27 domestic national universities.
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+제목The CLS program introduced Jeonju to the World                    국제교류부  | 2013-04-02 | 조회 3698본문 내용 The CLS program, sponsored by the U.S. State Department, that our university has been conducted annually conveys the true picture of Jeonju to foreign countries such as the United States. Jeonju-si recently received a great deal of attention, because it was introduced in the New York Times as a global touring site by an American student who studied Korean language and culture through our CLS program. The network between CBNU Office of International Cooperation & Education and Gregory Farvon from Harvard Graduate School of International Policy made Jeonju to be introduced in the New York Times. Gregory who visited our school last year for eight weeks, has been keeping in a close touch with CBNU KLEC.  Meanwhile, a New York Times reporter, Seth Kugel, the son of a Harvard Graduate School of International Policy faculty, wanted to report global tourist destinations in Korea, and was recommended by Gregory who came back received a deep impression from Jeonju in the previous year. Thus the reporter looked around all the parts of Jeonju from Feb.6th to 8th, and research Kim introduced Jeonju’s fun and taste as a guide. After a trip to Jeonju, the reporter wrote on the article of Feb. 20th paper "Bean sprouts soup which can solve the hangover at a low price, Bibimbap filled with fresh ingredients, side dishes are replenished constantly "and" paradise for gourmet Korean cuisine, such as a house white rice Ru inn Hanok is possible with friendly service, full of attractions such as the pre-game, which is enshrined has been a promoted knight Lee Taejo hometown of the Joseon Dynasty I have to evaluate the whole province, "said. "Each year, our college while advancing the CLS program of the U.S. Department of State, Head of International Cooperation Gimuminho has become a window large bonds, which has signed the importance of many students at the University of leading the United States to inform the world last week I said, "and," to experience Korean culture better from the program, welcomed foreign students this year, "and make an effort to go the true news of last week and our college.   00뉴욕타임즈.jpgCount : 49957494 K

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+제목Suh Geo-Suk Was Inaugurated as the 19th Chairman of KCUE                    국제교류부  | 2013-05-31 | 조회 5495본문 내용 "I will strengthen the ability to present a desirable policy alternatives for an improved competitiveness and improve the quality of university education."  The CBNU President Suh Geo-Suk revealed his expectation for a change in the role of KCUE (The Korean Council for University Education) at the 19th KCUE Chairman Inauguration held in the KCUE conference room in Gasan-Dong on April 8th. It is to strengthen an alternative policy feature for improving competitiveness and quality of university education.   At this inauguration, many guests, including Shin Hak-Yong from Ministry of Culture, Senator Kim Yoon-Duk, Senator Kim Se-Yun, the blue house secretary Kim Je-Chun, Park Baek-Bum from Ministry of Education, presidents from 201 national universities and people from various educational institutes, were invited to celebrate the inauguration of the new chairman.   Chairman Suh said with an emphasis in his inaugural speech, "I understand the gravity of my role as I take over this position in the critical period of higher-education change, and of reevaluating its direction. KCUE must return to its founding purpose and caring and developing an appropriate policy for universities.  He continues, "We are surely in the era of crisis, but this also means an opportunity to improve our competitiveness. I will do my best to construct a foundation for Korean universities to develop and improve our competitiveness."   To keep his words, he promised, "I will develop a deeper connection with Korean government for better financial availability and continue to look for a better way to reduce the tuition burden for our students by enhancing the current scholarship system. I will also do my best to readjust college entrance policies, which are numbered about 3,000, and ease pain of our students and their parents."   He continues, "In order to increase the quality of university education, I will reevaluate the rating system and implement a fair rating system which reflects each university's unique characteristic. I will do my best to increase competitiveness through specialization and balanced development, and to revitalize regional universities.  He finalized his speech saying, "I will augments "chairman on foot" by passionately creating a connecting among university presidents, and between government and Ministry of Education. This will create a platform for our universities to coexist and lead to a better credential of the new future KCUE.  The new Chariman Suh Geo-Suk graduated from CBNU and finished his doctoral at Chuo University, Japan. He worked as a professor at the CBNU Law school from 1982, and he has been serving as the 15th and 16th President of Chonbuk National University from 2006.He has also served as a president of Deans' Committee of College of Law in National Universities, president of Korea Juvenile Law Association, president of Korea Criminal Law Association, chairman of Korean National University Presidential Association, vice-chairman of Korean Council for University Education and chairman of Educational Branch of Presidential Advisory Council of Education, Science & Technology. 00대교협회장_취임식에서_서거석_신임_회장이_취임사를_하고_있다_1.jpgCount : 48381726 K