Kyungbok University Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation Holds Local Win-Win Resident Advisory Committee Meeting

[Asia Economy (Namyangju) = Reporter Lee Young-gyu] The Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation of Gyeongbok University held a resident advisory committee for regional coexistence to achieve mutual growth with the local community.

Gyeongbok University recently announced on the 6th that it held a regional coexistence resident advisory committee as part of the specialized college innovation support project, with 19 attendees including Lee Dong-su, head of the Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation at Gyeongbok University, and other university officials, at the Jiwoon Building on the Namyangju campus.

The regional coexistence resident advisory committee is a regional council for sharing and collaboration aimed at realizing the public nature and social value of the university, which is a major project of the specialized college innovation support project.

At this meeting, the committee discussed the awarding of appointment letters to resident advisory committee members, explored ways to operate a joint Living Lab to solve local issues, gathered opinions on volunteer activities based on local demand, and discussed future schedules.

Lee Dong-su, head of the Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation at Gyeongbok University, emphasized, "Through the resident advisory committee for regional coexistence, I hope Gyeongbok University will collaborate with Namyangju City, related organizations and associations, and the regional council to discover local issues and seek solutions." He added, "We will continue to actively support the university's capabilities so that the local community and the university can develop together."

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