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- Interview with Seol-on Kim (Business Administration '22): 2025 Global Challenge in Belgium NEW
- 1. Hello, could you please introduce yourself? Hello, I am Seol-on Kim, a Business Administration major (Class of '22) who participated in the KU Leuven Winter Program. I am currently heading into my final semester before graduation and am solidifying my career path based on my interest in corporate-wide strategy and planning. 2. What motivated you to participate in the 2025 Department of Business Administration Global Challenge (Belgium)? When I saw the announcement for the Global Challenge program, I was studying as an exchange student in Australia. Due to practical concerns, I had agonized over whether to go on an exchange for three whole years, finally deciding to do it in my last eligible semester before graduation. That time allowed me to truly feel firsthand that the experiences and lessons I gained there could become an incredible asset. Along with a strong desire to experience something like that again, I also wanted to dive deeper into ESG management—a topic I had always regretted not exploring more thoroughly as a business major. Above all, I wanted to maintain the English exposure I had built up during my exchange semester for a little longer and further improve my conversational skills. Besides these various aspirations, what I needed most was to figure out my next steps after my exchange life ended. Although it was a time when I felt most conflicted about my career path, I believed that if I seized the new opportunities that appeared before me, that confusion would eventually clear up. I was confident that this Global Challenge could be a part of that journey. 3. What kind of activities did you do there? And what was the most memorable? For three weeks, every weekday, I attended university lectures on SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) and worked on a team project. With lectures and workshops on various topics lined up every day, my days were truly packed. I was able to experience collaborating with students of various nationalities to build a project together. Furthermore, I had new experiences every day without a moment of boredom, such as visiting campuses in other cities for classes and going on corporate field trips. The most memorable part was definitely the team project. For the team presentation scheduled on the last day, we had to develop ideas, debate, and produce a final result over the course of three weeks. Since we had complete freedom in everything from choosing a topic to running meetings and dividing up tasks, I felt an even greater sense of responsibility. Gathering with team members of diverse nationalities to create a single outcome was sometimes overwhelming, but through that process, I learned how to communicate and collaborate wisely. Meeting and interacting daily with people I might never have met otherwise, naturally encountering their values, and engaging in deep exchanges while pondering the same issues together—this experience went beyond mere learning; it truly broadened my perspective. 4. What were you able to learn through this Global Challenge? First, I learned how profoundly environmental issues are treated in advanced nations. Their approach felt refreshing—it wasn't just about avoiding regulations or seeking commercial or political gain, but aimed at realizing the true values of the SDGs. I realized the kind of synergy that can be created when practical legal regulations meet civic interest in a positive way, and it allowed me to organize my thoughts on true ESG management. Moreover, the simple fact that I could independently build my own daily life abroad strengthened my inner resilience and gave me confidence. I was able to see and feel so much while traveling to unfamiliar cities I might never have visited if not for this opportunity. Stepping away from the comfortable neighborhood and people I had settled with, and creating another small, daily routine in a foreign land day by day, helped me reduce my fear of new environments and gain confidence for future challenges. 5. What are your future plans? For now, I plan to finish my remaining semester while simultaneously preparing for internships. As graduation approaches, I intend to actively participate in university research projects to gain as diverse an experience as possible. I also have ambitions to work for a global company in the future, so I think I will need some time to reflect on how to best develop the skills and competencies I have built up so far.
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- 작성일 2026-07-15
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- [Student Interview] Jisu Bin (Business Administration, Class of 2023) _ Elected Student Council President NEW
- 1. Hello! It is so nice to meet you. First, please briefly introduce yourself and the current student council! Hello! My name is Ji Su-bin. I entered the Department of Business Administration in 2023 (Class 3) and will be serving as the President of the Business School Student Council for the 2026 academic year. The 26th Business School Student Council, "Be:hind," was launched with the slogan, "A shining story that stands right behind you." Currently, our student council operates with 25 fellow students organized into six distinct bureaus: the Culture & Planning Bureau, Finance & Administration Bureau, External Relations Bureau, Academic Policy Bureau, Human Resources & Operations Bureau, and Public Relations & Communications Bureau. True to our name, "Be:hind," we aim to stand behind our fellow business school students, remaining a reliable presence even in unseen moments, and working hard so that every student can paint a bright future. 2. What motivated you to run for Student Council President? After my admission, I served as the representative for Class 3 of the Business Administration Department, which gave me many opportunities to communicate closely with the student council. Through that process, I found it incredibly rewarding to help make my peers' campus life more enjoyable and to create events together. Since then, I served as an executive member of the baseball club 'Bizball' and as the Director of the Culture & Planning Bureau for the 25th Business School Student Council, 'Bihaengwoon.' The process of directly planning initiatives that provide a more enjoyable and valuable campus experience brought me great joy. Looking back, providing practical support from behind the scenes naturally felt like happiness to me. Based on these experiences, I decided to run for student council president with the desire to offer even more help by organizing a wider variety of projects. 3. Could you introduce the student council's projects and highlight any notable initiatives? "Be:hind" is preparing a variety of projects centered around five core keywords: Culture, Communication, Career, Welfare, and Education. Culture We plan to host an Early Admission Orientation, General Orientation, and Freshman Orientation Camp for incoming Business Administration students. Following that, we are preparing cultural events like "Biz Family" and the "Business Cultural Festival" to foster continuous interaction between the Business Administration and Global Business Administration departments. In the second semester, we intend to run a global exchange program called "Be My Guest" to increase interaction opportunities between current business school students and international students. Communication To address the frustrations of students who might hesitate to voice their opinions directly or feel they cannot fully express their thoughts through existing online and offline channels, we plan to operate a revamped offline communication channel. In addition, we will continuously engage with business school students by managing our Instagram and KakaoTalk channels and providing quarterly project reports. Career We plan to run a "Career Archive" to easily provide information on all certifications, employment opportunities, and extracurricular activities related to business roles. Furthermore, we are organizing corporate field trip programs so students can have comfortable conversations with active professionals. We are also planning industry-academia collaboration projects to strengthen various competencies through practical, hands-on business problem-solving. Welfare First of all, despite the size of the department, Business Administration lacked a dedicated departmental student council, which caused relative inconveniences regarding benefits and welfare. In response, we aim to establish a Department of Business Administration Student Council to expand welfare services. Besides this, we plan to implement projects such as operating office hours and an emergency pharmacy, organizing group purchases for business school merchandise, and distributing snacks. Education Many students in the business administration department wish to pursue a double major. However, it is not easy to obtain information about this, worsening the issue of information asymmetry. To resolve this, we are preparing to introduce a practical mutual exchange program. Additionally, we hope to contribute to developing our fellow students' academic competencies by hosting a Business Academic Festival. 4. What do you consider to be the most important value in leading the student council? In my opinion, the most important value in a group setting is "an attitude of mutual respect." Recognizing that my words and attitude can have a significant impact on others and maintaining mutual respect is essential to successfully realizing the various projects and events planned by "Be:hind." "Be:hind" will do its utmost not only to foster respect among our executive council members but also to sincerely respect all students in the business school, making it the shining college we all hope for. 5. Lastly, is there anything you would like to say to the school and your fellow students? First of all, I want to express my deepest gratitude to all the students who trusted and voted for "Be:hind." We will always listen to your voices and strive to create shining stories together. We ask for your continued interest and support for the various projects we will be rolling out in the future. Thank you.
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- 작성일 2026-07-07
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- SKKU Hosts Universitas Padjadjaran Delegation for Digital & AI Transformation Exchange NEW
- From Wednesday, February 4 to Thursday, February 5, a delegation from Universitas Padjadjaran, a state university in Indonesia, visited Sungkyunkwan University to participate in an exchange program focused on digital and AI transformation strategies and practical educational innovation. The delegation consisted of 33 members in total, including 30 students enrolled in the Master of Applied Economics program and faculty members. Notably, the group included 10 professionals from the private sector and 20 civil servants from the Finance and Development Supervisory Agency (BPKP) under the Indonesian government, forming a diverse cohort that bridges academia and practice. On the first day, February 4, the delegation attended an introduction session for the International Summer Semester (ISS) at the International Hall. This was followed by a campus tour of the historic Sungkyunkwan University, allowing them to experience the history and traditions of Korean higher education. Afterward, they moved to the Business School Building, where the academic exchange officially began with a welcoming address by Professor Youngji Han, Director of the International Exchange Center at the Business School. In the subsequent Seminar 1, Professor Jiyoung Kim delivered a lecture titled "Digital & AI Transformation Through Digital Channels." Building on a comprehensive understanding of overall DX (Digital Transformation) and AX (AI Transformation) trends, the seminar introduced platform ecosystem strategies, use cases for search and live commerce, and data-driven decision-making tools, sharing actionable ways to enhance competitiveness in the digital economy environment. On the second day, February 5, Seminar 2 was held under the theme "Education in the Digital Era: Project-Based and Simulation-Based Learning Cases." Professor Jiyoung Kim introduced industry-linked curriculum operations, data-driven project classes, and education models utilizing simulations, outlining the practical skills and educational innovation directions required in the era of the digital economy. The program garnered significant interest from the delegation as it moved beyond a theory-centric approach, focusing instead on strengthening the practical problem-solving abilities and competencies demanded in real industrial fields through project- and simulation-based learning. Taking this visit as an opportunity, the Sungkyunkwan University Business School plans to continuously expand cooperation with global partner universities, including those in Indonesia, and further strengthen international educational exchanges centered around the digital and AI sectors.
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- 작성일 2026-07-06
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- College of Business Successfully Hosts the Inaugural ICoMP 2026 International Conference NEW
- College of Business Successfully Hosts the Inaugural ICoMP 2026 International Conference - Bringing Together More Than 120 Leading Scholars in Compensation, Motivation, and Performance The College of Business (Dean: Professor Jong Eun Lee) successfully hosted the inaugural International Conference on Compensation, Motivation, and Performance (ICoMP 2026) on January 8–9, 2026, further strengthening its position as a global hub for international academic exchange. ICoMP is an international conference dedicated to research on compensation systems, employee motivation, performance management, and the future of work. The 2026 conference marked the official launch of the conference series, bringing together leading scholars from around the world. Over the two-day event, more than 120 researchers from 53 universities and research institutions across 13 countries gathered to present their latest research findings and engage in vibrant academic discussions. The conference program featured keynote sessions and multiple paper presentation sessions covering a broad range of topics, including human resource management (HRM), organizational behavior, labor economics, and strategic management. Meaningful discussions and active exchanges among scholars from Korea and abroad transformed the campus into a vibrant global academic forum. The conference was co-organized by Professor Tae-Yoon Park of the College of Business, Professor Diane Burton of Cornell University, and Professor Jason D. Shaw of Nanyang Technological University. The event was supported by the College of Business and the BK21 Project Team. Through the successful launch of the inaugural ICoMP Conference, the College of Business further expanded its global research network and reinforced its role as a leading academic hub for research on compensation, motivation, and performance. ICoMP is expected to become a recurring international conference, providing a premier platform for scholars worldwide to advance research and foster international collaboration.
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- 작성일 2026-07-06
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- Interview with Dr. Yongwon Kim (Finance), Newly Appointed Professor at Kumoh National Institute of Technology
- 1. Hello, it is a great pleasure to meet you. I heard you were recently appointed as a professor. Congratulations! Please introduce yourself and share how you feel. Hello. I am Yongwon Kim, and I have been appointed as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration at Kumoh National Institute of Technology, starting in January 2026. I am very glad to have this opportunity to greet you. I received my Ph.D. in February 2025 with a dissertation titled "The Unheard Bark: Insider Silence as a Precursor of ES Incidents" (Advisor: Professor Youngkyu Park). In addition, through Sungkyunkwan University's dual Ph.D. degree program, I concurrently pursued a Ph.D. in International Finance at the University of South Carolina in the United States. I have completed the coursework there and am aiming to graduate in 2026. 2. What made you choose the Ph.D. program in Finance at Sungkyunkwan University? I majored in Economics up to my master's degree, but while participating in various research projects during my studies, I had the opportunity to collaborate with a finance professor from another university. Through this process, I was introduced to the financial perspective of analyzing companies and markets, and I gradually developed a deep interest in the field. After seriously considering changing my major, I had thorough consultations with my master's advisor and decided to pursue my Ph.D. in Finance. Later, while choosing a department and a university, I learned about the dual Ph.D. degree program offered by the SKKU Business School. I believed that experiencing both domestic and international research environments through this program would serve as a crucial stepping stone for me to take another leap forward as a researcher. With a desire to take on this challenge, I applied to the Ph.D. program in Finance at the SKKU Business School. 3. Could you introduce the research topics you focused on during your Ph.D. and your major achievements? During my Ph.D., I focused on the trading behaviors of corporate insiders who possess an information advantage. I examined how they utilize corporate environmental cost information and, further, whether specific trading patterns can predict the occurrence of negative incidents resulting from a company's socially irresponsible behaviors. Among my works, the research titled "Do insiders profit from public environmental information? Evidence from insider trading," co-authored with my Ph.D. advisor at the University of South Carolina, Professor Omrane Guedhami, was published in the Global Finance Journal (SSCI). According to the efficient market hypothesis, market prices should reflect all public information. However, this study empirically demonstrated that, in the case of environmental cost information, insiders can still avoid potential losses caused by such information through sell trades, even if the information is publicly available. These results were stronger when investors were relatively indifferent to environmental information, suggesting that insiders can gain economic benefits by selling preemptively before investors fully recognize the information. Furthermore, in my doctoral dissertation, "The unheard bark: Insider silence as a precursor of ES incidents," I revealed that prior to the occurrence of negative environment- and social-related (ES) incidents, insiders tend to remain silent and hold off on selling their shares, rather than selling in advance to avoid losses. This is because insiders are aware that selling before an incident could lead to future investor lawsuits or reputational damage. This research was presented at the 2024 Financial Management Association Annual Meeting and won the Hanwha Asset Management Ph.D. Outstanding Paper Award at the 2024 Joint Conference of Finance Associations, as well as the Namgok Academic Award for Outstanding Presentation at the 2024 Korean Finance Association Conference. I am currently continuing to refine this paper and plan to submit it to a top-tier journal in the future. 4. What is your personal educational philosophy, teaching method, and ideal vision of an educator? During my master's and Ph.D. programs, I learned a lot while researching with my three advisors. Throughout the unfamiliar and difficult journey of research, my advisors always carefully watched over me to help me adapt, offering appropriate directions and unsparing advice at every moment. Furthermore, they provided various opportunities to challenge myself, such as presenting at academic conferences and submitting papers. These experiences led to achievements like paper publications and awards, which became the motivation for me to engage in my research field with even greater affection and passion. Based on these experiences, I came to believe that the presence of an educator who genuinely helps and supports a student's growth is more important than anything else. I believe the core role of an educator is to observe students closely, provide customized education tailored to their individual levels and pacing, and help them build achievement experiences based on their strengths. Above all, I think it is crucial to offer education that goes beyond mere knowledge transfer, guiding students to recognize their potential and gain the confidence to take on challenges themselves. I believe that through such education, students can build academic confidence during their university life and grow into individuals who can make meaningful contributions by proactively specializing in areas they excel at, even after entering society. While continuing to dedicate myself to research and academics, I aspire to be an educator who pays sustained attention to each student and contemplates their growth together. 5. Lastly, could you offer some advice to SKKU students and graduate students who are preparing to become professors? During your master's and Ph.D. programs, I recommend that you gain broad research experience by exploring various research topics. In the process of conducting research on multiple topics, you can explore different theories and methodologies, which will greatly help expand your research capabilities and academic horizons. In addition, participating in various research projects provides opportunities to collaborate with multiple researchers and serves as a chance to naturally learn different research perspectives and approaches. Such exchanges will help you grow into a researcher with more comprehensive and flexible thinking, rather than being confined to a specific perspective. Of course, the experience of selecting a good research topic and exploring it deeply over a long period is also highly meaningful. However, I advise you to set that as your primary long-term project while concurrently practicing a diversified approach to research by participating in various short-term projects. This process may feel somewhat burdensome, as it requires you to be highly proactive and demands considerable stamina. However, if you confidently take on diverse research challenges and build up various achievement experiences, I firmly believe you will have a truly meaningful and successful Ph.D. journey.
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- 작성일 2026-06-23
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- The 7th SKKU Business Academic Festival Concludes Successfully, Fostering a Culture of Student-Led Research
- The Business School Student Council of Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Bihaengwoon, hosted the final presentation of the "7th Sungkyunkwan Business Academic Festival" from October 29 to 30. The two-day event took place at the Business Hall's Small Theater on the Humanities and Social Sciences Campus, bringing together approximately 55 business students to share their hard-earned research outcomes. The 7th Business Academic Festival was divided into three academic tracks: Finance, Management Information Systems (MIS), and Marketing. Participating students formed teams and began drafting their research reports in September, with only the highest-performing teams advancing to the final stage. During the final round, teams competed on academic excellence, each given up to 15 minutes to present their research methods and findings in front of a panel of judging professors. The final winning teams were selected based on evaluation rubrics and detailed feedback provided individually by the professors in each track. After accounting for any penalty factors, such as late submissions, the top three teams per track were chosen. The evaluations were comprehensively balanced, assessing each project's logical rigor, creativity, and practical implications. The Grand Prize for each track was awarded to Squall (Finance), Pyeonghyang Naengmyeon (MIS), and DK Girls (Marketing). The First Prize went to Ojosama (Finance), Phygix (MIS), and 2NE2 (Marketing). Finally, the Second Prize was secured by OGC (Finance), Homo Machina (MIS), and Mingooz (Marketing). A representative from the Business School Student Council, Bihaengwoon, stated, "This academic festival was a meaningful opportunity for students to independently plan and execute research, thereby enhancing their academic capabilities." They added, "We hope the detailed feedback from the judging professors will serve as a stepping stone for the participants to grow even further." The Sungkyunkwan Business Academic Festival is held annually to provide business students with hands-on academic research and presentation experiences, continuing to play a vital role in spreading a student-led research culture across the campus.
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- 작성일 2026-06-23
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- Department of Business Administration Hosts '2025 Business Students' Night' to Strengthen Networking and Camaraderie
- The Department of Business Administration at Sungkyunkwan University hosted the '2025 Business Students' Night' over two days, from October 30 to 31, creating a vibrant platform for communication and networking among enrolled students. The event was designed to foster a sense of belonging and camaraderie, allowing members to share their collective identity and fond memories of the department. Held under the theme, "The Most Beautiful Moment in Life: Our Brightest Days Blooming Like Flowers," the event was divided into a festival on the eve of the main event and the main ceremony itself. During the eve festival on October 30, held in the study rooms on the first floor of the Business School Building, 10 different cohorts transformed their respective study rooms into interactive photo exhibitions. Photographs and decorations capturing the unique memories of each cohort offered visitors a chance to reminisce about various moments of their campus life in spaces that encouraged participation and connection. The main ceremony followed on October 31 in the small theater (33B301) on the third basement floor of the Business School Building. It featured a variety of programs reflecting on the precious moments of the past year. By showcasing content that highlighted students' daily lives and personal growth, the ceremony provided a meaningful conclusion to 2025 while further strengthening solidarity among the members of the Business School. An official from the Department of Business Administration remarked, "This year's Business Students' Night was a deeply meaningful occasion where students could share memories and foster mutual understanding." They added, "We will continue to cultivate a healthy department culture through student-centered, participatory events in the future."
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- 작성일 2026-06-22
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- 2025 Global Business Administration Night Concludes with Great Success
- The 2025 Global Business Administration Night, hosted by DEL16HT, the 16th Student Council of the Department of Global Business Administration, was held on Friday, November 14, 2025, at the Sungkyunkwan Convention Wedding Hall. The Global Business Administration Night is a meaningful year-end gathering where current students, alumni, faculty, and staff come together to celebrate the closing of the year. This year’s event was attended by a total of 115 people, including Jong-eun Lee, Dean of the Business School; In-young Chae, Head of the Department of Global Business Administration; Professors Sang-seok Yoo and Seong-kyun Moon; as well as administrative staff and students. Part 1 began with an opening video, followed by congratulatory remarks and a toast from the Dean and the Department Head. Student Council President Tae-woon Park and Vice President Ji-min Kim then took the stage to reflect on the department's activities and wrap up the year. Afterward, the atmosphere was livened up with icebreaking activities and a lucky draw. In Part 2, "Steroid," the band club of the Department of Global Business Administration, delivered an exciting performance. The event wrapped up with engaging games designed to help alumni and current students mingle and bond. The 2025 Global Business Administration Night concluded with great success, providing a comfortable and enjoyable environment for all attending students, faculty, and staff to come together and share a wonderful time.
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- 작성일 2026-06-18
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- BK21 Global Fintech Educational Research Center to Host the 2025 Global AI Finance Research Conference
- BK21 Global Fintech Educational Research Center to Host the 2025 Global AI Finance Research Conference - December 14, Renaissance Harbour View Hotel Hong Kong - December 15, HKU iCube, Hong Kong The BK21 Global Fintech Educational Research Center (Director: Professor Kyoojik Song) will co-host the '2025 Global AI Finance Research Conference' in Hong Kong on December 14–15, in collaboration with The University of Hong Kong, the Asian Institute of Digital Finance at the National University of Singapore, and the Financial Information Society of Korea. Since its establishment in 2020, this conference has positioned itself as an international forum where world-renowned scholars in the fields of fintech and finance participate to present and discuss their latest research. Further details can be found on the official website (www.aifinconf.org). Since 2021, papers have been submitted from more than 10 countries annually. Applying strict review standards, the acceptance rate for papers to be presented at the 2025 Hong Kong conference was recorded at 30%. Notably, the keynote speaker selected for this event, Professor Jun Pan (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)—who serves as the Chief Editor of the Review of Finance and an editorial board member of the Journal of Finance, both top-tier journals in business administration—will deliver a lecture on the topic, “Pricing the Global Trade Vulnerability.” Seven master's students participating in our research center are also scheduled to present their research at the Poster Session of the Hong Kong conference. Through this, the research center will continue to spare no effort in supporting students so that they can build experience in international academic exchanges. ▲ (From left) Keynote Speaker Jun Pan, Program Chair Professor Kyoojik Song
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- 작성일 2026-06-18
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- The 7th Jungbong (中峰) Academic Research Fund Awards Ceremony Held
- On Monday, December 1st, the <7th Jungbong Academic Awards Ceremony> was held at the Loft House on the 6th floor of La Casa Hotel. The event was attended by the donor, Chairman Lee Hyun-goo (Business Administration '68, Chairman of La Casa Works Co., Ltd.), along with La Casa Group General Representative Lee Hyung-woo, La Casa Hotel CEO Lee Ji-woo, La Casa Works CEO Ki Dong-hyun, La Casa Group Team Leader Lee Joo-hee, Business School Dean Lee Jong-eun, Business School Associate Dean Seo Ah-young, Emeritus Professor Choi Jong-bum, Emeritus Professor Choi Kwan, Professors Park Ki-woo, Park Tae-yoon, Ahn Min-kwan, Oh Jong-min, Yoo Sang-seok, Chae In-young, Chief Administrator Kim Bum-joon, and Business School Alumni Association Secretary General Lee Jeung-sang. Starting from this 7th Jungbong Academic Award, in addition to the International S-class Jungbong Academic Award, the Jungbong Research Award was newly established to be given to professors who published papers in excellent International A1-class academic journals. Among the winners who greatly contributed to improving the research capabilities of the Business School by having their research achievements internationally recognized through paper publications in academic journals, Professors Park Tae-yoon (Management major), Ahn Min-kwan (Accounting major), Yoo Sang-seok (Management Information Systems major), and Chae In-young (Marketing major) were selected for the International S-class Jungbong Academic Award, and Professors Park Ki-woo (Management Information Systems major), Bae Joon-hyung (Management major), and Lee Hye-jin (Marketing major) were selected for the International A1-class Jungbong Research Award. Chairman Lee Hyun-goo delivered a congratulatory address, saying, "Thanks to the outstanding research capabilities of our young professors with strong research skills, four professors have won the S-class Jungbong Academic Award and three have won the A1-class Jungbong Research Award this year, and it is very encouraging that there have been such research achievements. I would like to express my deepest gratitude and congratulations to the award-winning professors today, and I will do my best to ensure that the Jungbong Academic Award system can continue as long as my strength allows. I expect more excellent papers to come out next year." Lee Jong-eun, Dean of the Business School, said, "I sincerely thank Chairman Lee Hyun-goo for his special affection for his alma mater and his material and moral support so that sustainable research can be conducted for the development of the university. By properly upholding the aspirations contained in the fund and the Chairman's intentions, we will do our best so that our Business School can be reborn as a cradle of talent with global competitiveness. Congratulations to the professors who won the Jungbong Academic Award and the Jungbong Research Award." The winners of this year's Jungbong Academic Award expressed their feelings, saying, "We are grateful to Chairman Lee Hyun-goo for being able to receive the most glorious award as a Business School professor. The Chairman's support is a great motivation in conducting research, and we will make efforts for better research. The research process takes a long time, cost, and effort, and the Chairman's interest and help give us great strength." Meanwhile, the Jungbong Academic Award was established by Chairman Lee Hyun-goo (Business Administration '68, La Casa Works Co., Ltd.), head of the Business School Alumni Association, to encourage alma mater Business School professors to publish papers in the highest level international academic journals in each field of business administration, and marks its 7th anniversary since its first implementation in 2014.The "Jungbong Academic Research Fund" is a fund raised with the aspiration of "Jungbong Chairman Lee Hyun-goo" to make the university's Business School the best university. The "Jungbong Academic Award" is a system that provides 25 million won in prize money per recipient to support the research of full-time faculty members who published papers in top-tier international academic journals, International S-class, in each major field, and 7 million won in prize money per recipient to support the research of full-time faculty members selected by sector by publishing papers in excellent International A1-class journals.
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- 작성일 2026-06-05
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Inspiring Future, Grand Challenge