Seongbuk-gu Jeongneung 3-dong, together with Kookmin University, held a special lecture on 'Nano Camp' for middle school students
- 25.01.02 / 이정민
The Jungneung 3-dong Community Service Center in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, held a special lecture on the “Nano Camp” for middle school students in the district at the Kookmin University Science Hall on the 20th.
The Donggyodongnong 'Nano Camp', which was organized by Kookmin University and the Jungneung 3-dong Community Service Center, was designed to strengthen the public-private-academic cooperation system by sharing the human and physical resources of the universities in the area and to realize a community education community through the university's participation in the local community and educational services.
The special lecture, which was given by Professor SHIM,IN-BO of the Department of Nanoelectronics and Physics at Kookmin University, was held in two sessions, the first from 10:00 to 13:00 and the second from 15:00 to 18:00. The special lectures covered the principles and experiences of 3D printers and holograms, the introduction and experience of XR programs, and community mapping practice to solve social problems such as the environment and transportation based on the experience.
A total of 40 middle school students from schools in the area, including Korea University Middle School and Bukak Middle School, participated in the special lecture on that day, where they had the opportunity to learn about nanoelectronics and explore career paths. As the name Donggyeodongrak suggests, the students had a meaningful time where they could enjoy themselves as the main agents of learning through participatory educational activities linked to the village.
Lee Ki-won, the head of Jeongneung 3-dong, said, “I would like to thank the Kookmin University Student Support Team and the students who actively cooperated in promoting this Donggyeong Dongrak ‘Nano Camp’,” and “I hope that this time will be of great help to the middle school students who participated in the special lecture in deciding their future career path.” “In the future, Jeongneung 3-dong Community Service Center will continue to maintain a cooperative system with Kookmin University to promote various projects in which the village and the university can work together for the community.”
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The Jungneung 3-dong Community Service Center in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, held a special lecture on the “Nano Camp” for middle school students in the district at the Kookmin University Science Hall on the 20th.
The Donggyodongnong 'Nano Camp', which was organized by Kookmin University and the Jungneung 3-dong Community Service Center, was designed to strengthen the public-private-academic cooperation system by sharing the human and physical resources of the universities in the area and to realize a community education community through the university's participation in the local community and educational services.
The special lecture, which was given by Professor SHIM,IN-BO of the Department of Nanoelectronics and Physics at Kookmin University, was held in two sessions, the first from 10:00 to 13:00 and the second from 15:00 to 18:00. The special lectures covered the principles and experiences of 3D printers and holograms, the introduction and experience of XR programs, and community mapping practice to solve social problems such as the environment and transportation based on the experience.
A total of 40 middle school students from schools in the area, including Korea University Middle School and Bukak Middle School, participated in the special lecture on that day, where they had the opportunity to learn about nanoelectronics and explore career paths. As the name Donggyeodongrak suggests, the students had a meaningful time where they could enjoy themselves as the main agents of learning through participatory educational activities linked to the village.
Lee Ki-won, the head of Jeongneung 3-dong, said, “I would like to thank the Kookmin University Student Support Team and the students who actively cooperated in promoting this Donggyeong Dongrak ‘Nano Camp’,” and “I hope that this time will be of great help to the middle school students who participated in the special lecture in deciding their future career path.” “In the future, Jeongneung 3-dong Community Service Center will continue to maintain a cooperative system with Kookmin University to promote various projects in which the village and the university can work together for the community.”
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