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KAIST 실리콘밸리 동문회 - 2021 이광형 KAIST 총장님 간담회 & 실리콘밸리 KAIST 캠퍼스 사업 및 토론회 (offline/online)
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코로나 (COVID19)로 인해 한 동안 저희 실리콘밸리 동문회 행사를 진행하지 못하였는데, 이번에 새롭게 카이스트를 이끌고 계시는 이광형 총장님께서 실리콘밸리를 방문하셔서 저희 동문들께 좋은 말씀과 KAIST의 비젼을 공유하는 자리를 가지고자 저희 동문회 행사를 진행하려고 합니다. 또한 카이스트 국제협력처/글로벌사업기획센터에서 현재 추진하고 있는 실리콘밸리 KAIST 캠퍼스 사업에 대해서 저희 동문들에게 설명하고 토론의 시간을 가지고자 합니다.
이광형 총장님 및 KAIST에서 오시는 분들은 KOTRA에서 직접 참석할 예정이며 동문회의 많은 분들이 직접 행사에 참석하도록 준비할 예정입니다. 또한 Online으로 참석을 희망하는 분들을 위해서 Zoom 미팅을 준비할 예정입니다. Zoom 미팅에 관련된 사항은 추후에 공지하도록 하겠습니다. 많은 참석 부탁드립니다.
행사 장소: KOTRA Silicon Valley - (3003 N 1st St, San Jose, CA 95134) & ZOOM (online)
행사 일시: 2021년 11월 4일 목요일 오후 6:00 - 9:00 (식사는 6시 30분부터 진행하고 7시부터 행사 진행할 예정)
행사 내용:
- 동문회 현황 및 임원진 소개 (7시부터 시작 예정)
- 총장님 인사 말씀 - KAIST 비전
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또 하나의 소식: KAIST 실리콘밸리 카이스트 동문 링크드인 그룹에도 가입하시고 학교와 동문들의 새로운 소식도 받아보시기 바랍니다.
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-Hyun-Ho Yang, Broadcom - $150 (12/2016)
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-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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