Daejin University Launches Win-Win Development Committee to Promote University Innovation and Future Growth

Daejin University (President Jang Seok-hwan) announced on the 14th that it has officially launched the 2025 Win-Win Development Committee to promote sustainable university development and strengthen external cooperation.

Daejin University is taking a commemorative photo after officially launching the Win-Win Development Committee for the 2025 academic year to promote sustainable university development and strengthen external cooperation. Photo by Daejin University

At the inauguration ceremony, former Prime Minister's Office Coordination Officer Koo Yoon-cheol was appointed as co-chairman, and former Vice Minister of Unification Kim Hyung-seok, Kang Seung-soo CEO of DS Investment Partners, Yoon Young-ho advisor of the law firm Hwawoo, former Executive Director of KB Financial Group Kim Jae-yeol, and Na Hwa-yeop director of Bundang Jesaeng Hospital were appointed as committee members.

Internally, President Jang Seok-hwan, Planning Director Ryu Dong-woo, Education Innovation Director Kwak Tae-geun, Student Success Director Jang In-ho, and Industry-Academic Cooperation Director Jeong Jong-jin participated. The committee consists of a total of 10 to 15 experts, with the president of Daejin University and committee chairman Koo Yoon-cheol serving as co-chairmen.

The committee members will perform roles such as ▲analyzing internal and external environmental changes and establishing response strategies ▲advising on the university's mid- to long-term development plans ▲analyzing policy implementation risks and supporting execution strategies ▲analyzing government policies and external project bidding trends ▲building industry-academic cooperation networks. Through this, Daejin University plans to pursue more strategic university management and provide students with practical education and employment opportunities.

President Jang Seok-hwan stated, "Daejin University will not stop changing and innovating for sustainable growth," adding, "We expect the Win-Win Development Committee to serve as a bridge between the university and society and to produce tangible results."

Co-chairman Koo Yoon-cheol also said, "We will explore various cooperation methods so that the university can become a growth engine for the region and society," and "The committee will take the lead in driving the development of Daejin University."

In the future, the Win-Win Development Committee plans to discuss the university's mid- to long-term development strategies through regular meetings and actively utilize external advice. In particular, it will focus on producing tangible results in various fields such as industry-academic cooperation, research and development, and expanding global networks.

With the launch of the Win-Win Development Committee, Daejin University plans to further strengthen cooperation with external experts and continue various efforts to enhance university competitiveness. Through this, it is expected to expand external projects and fund attraction, advance university policy directions, and further strengthen cooperation with the local community.

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