Shinyoung Securities Awards Scholarships to Outstanding Talent in Culture and Arts

On the 5th, the 4th Shinyoung Culture Dream Up and the 5th Shinyoung Culture Challenge Awards Ceremony Held at Shinyoung Securities Headquarters

On the 5th, award recipients are taking a commemorative photo with representatives from Shinyoung Securities and Korea National University of Arts at the '4th Shinyoung Culture Dream Up and 5th Shinyoung Culture Challenge Awards Ceremony' held at the Shinyoung Securities headquarters in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. (Photo by Shinyoung Securities)

[Asia Economy Reporter Kum Boryeong] Shin Young Securities awarded scholarships to outstanding talents in the field of culture and arts.

According to Shin Young Securities on the 6th, the '4th Shin Young Culture Dream Up and 5th Shin Young Culture Challenge Awards Ceremony' was held yesterday at the Yeouido headquarters in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. This is a project where Shin Young Securities annually supports the cultural and artistic activities of students from Korea National University of Arts.

Shin Young Culture Dream Up is a program that supports expenses for participating in international art competitions and festivals, such as airfare, accommodation, and production costs. Twelve students selected for Shin Young Culture Dream Up achieved excellent results in international competitions. Dance student Lee Junsu won first place in the senior solo category at the Youth America Grand Prix, and dance student Ryu Seongwoo won the gold prize in the senior male category at the Kozlova International Competition.

Shin Young Culture Challenge is a creative music and design contest. A total of 12 teams were selected as winners of the Shin Young Culture Challenge. In the music category, Kang Youngwon from the Music School received the grand prize for the entry "Travel Mate," and in the design category, Han Subin from the Video School, who characterized animals living in Bukhansan, received the grand prize.

A representative from Shin Young Securities said, "We hope this will be a stepping stone for students to grow as artists."

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