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- Daejin University Department of Acting Arts Wins 'Woori Social Contribution Award' at 34th Young Theater Festival
- Practicing sharing through participation in the running donation challenge… Entire proceeds donated to the Korea Theater Persons Welfare Foundation Daejin University (President Jang Seok-hwan) Department of Acting Arts participated in the 'Running Donation Challenge,' a side program of the 34th Young Theater Festival, and won the 'Woori Social Contribution Award.' The Running Donation Challenge is a social contribution program where participants run a course of their choice—3 km, 5 km, or 10 km—and contribute to donations. It was conducted in a manner where 1,000 KRW in donation funds was accumulated for every 1 km completed by a participant. The entire amount raised through the challenge will be delivered to the Korea Theater Persons Welfare Foundation under the names of all donors and used to improve the welfare of theater artists. Participants promoted their health through running while contributing to mutual prosperity and sharing in the performing arts industry. Professor Hwang Yeon-hee of the Department of Acting Arts at Daejin University said, "It is meaningful that students stood in solidarity with on-site theater artists through running and plogging and directly practiced the value of sharing," adding, "We will continue social contribution activities connected with our major in the future." This award is even more meaningful as a performance in which Daejin University's Department of Acting Arts went beyond performance production and artistic activities to practice social service and responsibility, contributing to the spread of a culture of sharing in solidarity with theater artists. Performance videos, students' creative activities, and department news from Daejin University's Department of Acting Arts can be found on its official YouTube channel.
2026-08-11
- Bundang Jesaeng Hospital Selected as Model Training Hospital for Medical Image Quality Control for Three Consecutive Times
Bundang Jesaeng Hospital (Hospital Director Son Jung-hwan) has been designated as an "Exemplary Training Hospital for Medical Image Quality Control" by the Korean Society of Radiology for three consecutive terms, receiving public recognition for its capabilities in the field of medical imaging. The "Exemplary Training Hospital for Medical Image Quality Control" certification is a system through which the Korean Society of Radiology evaluates training hospitals on whether they are effectively executing quality management to establish a quality control system for specialized medical equipment, and awards the certification to medical institutions that achieve outstanding performance. Bundang Jesaeng Hospital received excellent evaluations across major items such as equipment, personnel, facilities, safety management, patient rights protection, medical records and interpretation, and infection control in the quality management evaluation for specialized medical equipment, including computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and mammography. The certification period is three years, from July 2026 to June 2029. Hong Hyeok-jin, Chief Chairman of the Department of Radiology, said, "Medical imaging is a core foundation for early detection and precise diagnosis of diseases," adding, "We will continue to strengthen equipment management and expertise to minimize radiation exposure and further enhance image quality, providing safer medical services to patients."
2026-08-11
- Daesoon Academy of Sciences Hosts the 2026 JDTREA International Conference
On August 3, the Daesoon Academy of Sciences (Director Bae Gyu-han) hosted the "2026 International Conference on Daesoon Thought and East Asian Religions (JDTREA)." Researchers from 15 countries presented 34 papers across 3 meeting rooms and 9 parallel sessions, creating an international platform for knowledge exchange that connects Daesoon Thought to the discourses of East Asian religions and global religious studies. The conference multidimensionally explored how religion can provide a "language of coexistence and a new social imagination" in an era where technological transition, pluralism, conflict, and division intersect. On this day, Eileen Barker, Professor Emerita at the London School of Economics, proposed a "bottom-up" approach to the study of living religion—one that complements institutional and doctrinal research by carefully examining the individual beliefs and experiences of practitioners. Following her, Carole Cusack, Editor-in-Chief of JDTREA, praised the mature and broad research achievements, and urged the expansion of knowledge through the open-access journal JDTREA.
2026-08-03
- Daejin Design High School Leads Future AI Innovation… Achieves Grand Prize at 'AI Hackathon'
* Honored with Grand Prize for 'AI Parking Lot Matching Solution' Resolving Urban Parking Scarcity * Demonstrates Overwhelming Technological Capability with an Innovative Model Ready for Commercialization * Firmly Establishes Itself as a Hub for Fostering Convergent Technical Talent Leading the 4th Industrial Revolution Era Daejin Design High School demonstrated its superior technological capability by winning the highest honor, the Grand Prize, at the 'AI Problem-Solving Hackathon' held on the 11th. In this competition themed on resolving daily inconveniences and local issues in Seoul, a team of third-year students from Daejin Design High School, Hwang Ha-jin and Bae Hyo-in, presented an 'AI Parking Lot Matching App' to resolve 'parking stress.' By implementing a sophisticated algorithm that predicts future vacant spots in real time based on advanced big data analysis, this work received unanimous praise from the panel of judges as "an innovative idea ready for immediate commercialization," earning the Grand Prize. Principal Kim Seong-ho stated, "I am extremely proud of our students for presenting insightful solutions to real social issues based on the major knowledge they honed at school," adding, "We will spare no support moving forward so that students can grow into top-tier convergent talent driving the IT and design industries." Daejin Design High School is leading the way in nurturing practical talent by proactively running cutting-edge technology education tracks combining AI, software, and design.
2026-07-24
- Daejin International Volunteers Association (DIVA) Awarded Group Commendation as '2026 Contributor to the Practice of Sharing'
On the 22nd, Daejin International Volunteers Association (DIVA) received a group commendation at the '2026 Sharing Practice Merit Award Ceremony' held in the main auditorium of Chuncheon National Museum, in recognition of its contributions to spreading a culture of sharing and continuous social contribution activities in Goseong-gun, Gangwon-do. At the ceremony, Kim Wan-yong, Secretary General of DIVA, took the stage to accept the group commendation, while high-donor individuals, local merit recipients, and outstanding local governments were also honored. Hosted by the Gangwon Community Chest of Korea (Gangwon Fruit of Love), a legally recognized specialized fundraising and distribution institution in the Gangwon region, this ceremony recognized a total of 23 individuals, organizations, and local governments that contributed to spreading the culture of sharing and practicing love for neighbors, presenting them with commendation plaques and awards.
2026-07-24
