KAIST Alumni Network in the US
KAIST America
Founded in June 2008
978 members (as of 02/18)
Major Roles
1) Promote international R&D and education collaborations
2) Fundraise for KAIST
Groups
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남가주 카이스트 동문회
22 members
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Texas KAIST방
48 members
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College of Engineering
24 members
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KAIST Alumni Association…
25 members
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NY/NJ KAIST 동문회
66 members
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KAIST 실리콘밸리 동문 정기총회
안녕하십니까?
2020년도 KAIST 실리콘밸리 동문 정기총회에 여러분을 초대합니다. 2020년을 새롭게 시작하는 자리이기 때문에 참석해 주시면 대단히 감사하겠습니다. 값지고 알찬 시간이 될 것으로 확신합니다. 이번 행사에서는 KAIST 발전재단 박수천 사무국장님과 Big Basin Capital (VC) 윤필구 대표님께서 저희 행사를 빛내주기 위해서 Speech를 해주실 예정입니다. 바쁜 일상에서 벗어나서 KAIST인으로서 선후배가 어우러져 하나가 되는 자리가 되었으면 합니다.
일시
2020년 1월 30일(목) 6:30pm – 9:30pm
저녁식사: 6:30pm – 7:30pm
총회행사소개: 7:30pm – 8:00pm
Keynote speech: 8:00pm – 9:30pm
행사장소
산장 (2297 Stevens Creek Blvd, San Jose, CA 95128)
행사내용
전년도 행사보고 및 2020 계획
KAIST 발전재단 박수천 사무국장 Speech - 주제: 카이스트 비젼2031 및 2019년 KAIST 소식
Big Basin Capital (VC) 윤필구 대표 Speech - 주제: 벤처캐피탈의 이해
참가회비
$50 (한식부페 제공) 및 학생 무료
참석하시는 분들께 KAIST 발전재단에서 소정의 기념품을 준비할 예정입니다.
등록 (RSVP부탁드립니다)
RSVP - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/87926997015
1월 26일 자정까지 받도록 하겠습니다.
또 하나의 소식: KAIST 실리콘밸리 카이스트 동문 링크드인 그룹에도 가입하시고 학교와 동문들의 새로운 소식도 받아보시기 바랍니다.
KAIST Alumni Association of Silicon Valley : https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13603651/
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" I have majored to Mechanical Eng from high school through Tamu( Texas A&M Univ at College Station ). When Someone ask My graduation Univ, I tell them Kaist. But Sombody urge me to choose Seoul National Univ instead of Kaist. The reason is…"
College of Engineering
The College of Engineering aims to foster highly qualified science and technology personnel needed by industrial, research and government organizations and to build a harmonious structure of cooperation among them.
Blog Posts
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Posted by kam on March 8, 2011 at 8:00pm — 5 Comments
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Posted by kam on February 13, 2011 at 2:46pm
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Started by Kyongsik Yun Mar 5, 2012.
KAIST US Foundation Donor List (Recent 10)
- Jamin Koo, Stanford - $50 (04/2017)
- Hyun-Ho Yang, Broadcom - $50 (04/2017)
-Se-Young Yang, Apple - $500 (04/2017)
- Jinwoo Han, NASA-$700 (04/2017)
-Hyun-Ho Yang, Broadcom - $150 (12/2016)
-Sang-Oh Lee, Qualcomm - $1,500 (02/2016)
-Sang-Oh Lee, Qualcomm - $1,500 (03/2015)
-Se-Young Yang, Apple - $500 (03/2015)
-Tony Jung, Samsung - $500 (03/2015)
-Sang-Oh Lee, Qualcomm - $500 (07/2014)
-Jewoo Kim, Qualcomm - $1,138 (02/2014)
-Thomas Wan Yi, ADIT Systems -$250 (07/2013)
A senior couple donated their fortune to KAIST, hoping their contribution to be used for the development of science and technology in Korea.
A couple living in Kyunggi Province, Chun-Sik Cho (86) and Chang-Gi Yoon (82), donated to KAIST a 10 billion won worth of real estate. The couple thought about giving away their fortune since retirement and finally made up their mind after becoming to know about their neighbor’s good deeds.
The neighbor, Byung-Ho Kim, gave KAIST a 30 billion won worth of real estate last year. Influenced by Mr. Kim’s donation and their long-cherished wish to help others in need, the couple decided to transfer the ownership of their land to KAIST. They hoped that their contribution to be used for the development of science and technology in Korea.
The couple, who survived through the Korean civil war in the early 1950s, recalled their old days,
"We made through a harsh and difficult life right after the war. Everyone was poor and had nothing to wear or eat. We literally had to eat all sorts of grasses that were green on the ground. All of us had to work really hard to get out of despair resulted from the colonization of our nation by Japan and the subsequent civil war."
Mr. Cho added, "The development of science and technology in our nation really propelled the overall advancement of our society and helped to make today’s success that is enjoyed by the current generation of our nation. It is our greatest hope that our contribution will add a small help in our nation’s efforts to further advance the development of science and technology. I would like KAIST to do just that with our donation."
KAIST announced a plan to use their contribution for the establishment of a new graduate school specialized in green transportation and the development of related technology, called Green Transportation Graduate School. The university will name the new graduate school after the couple’s name in recognition of their goodwill.
The Green Transportation Graduate School will host academic programs and conduct researches related to the future transportation that is based on a renewable energy source and provides answers to the current energy problems faced by mankind. Multidisciplinary and convergent studies will be implemented through collaborations between academia, governments, and industries.
The neighbor, Byung-Ho Kim, gave KAIST a 30 billion won worth of real estate last year. Influenced by Mr. Kim’s donation and their long-cherished wish to help others in need, the couple decided to transfer the ownership of their land to KAIST. They hoped that their contribution to be used for the development of science and technology in Korea.
The couple, who survived through the Korean civil war in the early 1950s, recalled their old days,
"We made through a harsh and difficult life right after the war. Everyone was poor and had nothing to wear or eat. We literally had to eat all sorts of grasses that were green on the ground. All of us had to work really hard to get out of despair resulted from the colonization of our nation by Japan and the subsequent civil war."
Mr. Cho added, "The development of science and technology in our nation really propelled the overall advancement of our society and helped to make today’s success that is enjoyed by the current generation of our nation. It is our greatest hope that our contribution will add a small help in our nation’s efforts to further advance the development of science and technology. I would like KAIST to do just that with our donation."
KAIST announced a plan to use their contribution for the establishment of a new graduate school specialized in green transportation and the development of related technology, called Green Transportation Graduate School. The university will name the new graduate school after the couple’s name in recognition of their goodwill.
The Green Transportation Graduate School will host academic programs and conduct researches related to the future transportation that is based on a renewable energy source and provides answers to the current energy problems faced by mankind. Multidisciplinary and convergent studies will be implemented through collaborations between academia, governments, and industries.
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