Hanyang Cyber University Receives 20 Million Won Development Fund from GGCIA Alumni
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Hanyang Cyber University received a 20 million won donation from the first cohort of the Global Gourmet Culture Industry CEO (GGCIA) program.
- The funds will support university development, enhance academic competitiveness, and improve educational environments.
- The donation signifies a continued partnership between the university and its alumni, fostering future talent.
Hanyang Cyber University has received a significant boost for its development and future initiatives. The first cohort of the Global Gourmet Culture Industry CEO (GGCIA) program has donated 20 million won to the university. This contribution is earmarked for strengthening the university's and its departments' competitiveness, improving educational facilities, and nurturing future talent.
The donation ceremony, held at the university president's office, was attended by university officials including Vice President Jeong Hyun-cheol and Head of Lifelong Education Center Jeon Hye-jin, alongside GGCIA alumni representatives such as Chairman Kim In-bok and Secretary-General Oh Yoon-seok. The alumni expressed their desire to contribute to their alma mater's growth and support the education of future students.
We gathered the alumni's will with the hope that it would contribute to the university's development.
Kim In-bok, the GGCIA 1st cohort chairman, stated, "We gathered the alumni's will with the hope that it would contribute to the university's development." He added, "We will continue to maintain exchanges with our alma mater and support its development." This act of generosity highlights the strong bond between the university and its alumni, promising a continued collaborative relationship.
We will continue to maintain exchanges with our alma mater and support its development.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.