Chosun University Disabled Student Support Center Staff and Student Receive Minister of Education Award

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Yoon Jamin] Kim Jimi, manager of the Disabled Student Support Center at Chosun University, and student Yoo Seungjoo from the Department of Public Administration and Welfare were honored with the Minister of Education Award each in the excellent content contest conducted by the Ministry of Education.

According to Chosun University on the 4th, project manager Kim Jimi submitted a handwritten work titled "A Miracle Brought About by a Ray of Light," which detailed cases of disabled students adapting to university life and eventually gaining employment through the use of assistive devices. Student Yoo Seungjoo submitted a vlog related to assistive devices, which was recognized for its excellence.

The Disabled Student Support Center at Chosun University was selected for the Ministry of Education's "2022 University Disabled Student Support Center Operation Support Project" and operated with funding in the field of assistive device support.

The Ministry of Education held an excellent content contest divided into categories for project managers, students, and educational personnel among 104 participating universities in the "2022 University Disabled Student Support Center Operation Support Project."

Student Yoo Seungjoo stated, "I would like to express my gratitude to the Disabled Student Support Center at Chosun University for providing assistive technology devices and to the center staff who guided me."

Manager Kim Jimi said, "I am happy to achieve good results together with the students, and this project was possible because of the students who participated to ensure its successful operation," adding, "I want to convey joy and gratitude to the center director and team leader who always support and generously assist the center in providing various support to students."

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