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SUNY Korea and TCIS Sign MOU to Enhance Educational Partnership SUNY Korea signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Taejon Christian International School (TCIS) on March 10th, 2025. The signing ceremony was attended by Arthur H. Lee, President of SUNY Korea, and Michael Moimoi, Head of TCIS. This Memorandum of Understanding outlines key areas of collaboration between TCIS and SUNY Korea. The two institutions have agreed to collaborate on initiatives such as the designation of a "partner school," joint educational programs, and the hosting of student-oriented events. In particular, Taejeon Foreign Language High School holds special significance as the first institution to be designated as a "partner school" by SUNY Korea. Students from TCIS will receive various forms of support, including preferential consideration in the admissions process, while both institutions will officially promote each other. President Arthur Lee stated, “Our university has strengths in the STEAM field, making our collaboration with TICS meaningful.” He added, “We will do our best to educate students who receive an excellent education from TICS so that when they enroll at our university, they can grow into talents who will make an impact not only in Korea but also on the global stage.” Michael Moimoi added, “I am pleased that I had the opportunity to visit SUNY Korea and learn about the university that our future students will attend. It is deeply moving to establish an agreement with a university and share our core value of ‘Learn, Love, Lead.’ We look forward to seeing our students strive and grow at SUNY Korea through the integration of our school’s STEAM based education.”
2025.03.12 Hits 1455
SUNY Korea Signs MOU with Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education to Foster Talented Students On August 23, SUNY Korea signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (SMOE) to promote the development of talented students. The signing ceremony was attended by President Arthur Lee, SMOE’s Director of Education Policy So-yeon Joo, and other key representatives from both institutions. The MOU aims to strengthen cooperation in education and research, paving the way for various initiatives to nurture young talent. A key aspect of the agreement is the introduction of a special admission program aimed at providing scholarships and educational opportunities to academically gifted students facing financial difficulties. The program will offer a pathway for these students to receive a global education and grow into future leaders. President Lee expressed his enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating, "We are delighted to have this opportunity to discover and educate more outstanding students through our partnership with the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education. We look forward to launching diverse programs together to contribute to the growth and development of these students." Director Joo, speaking on behalf of Superintendent Hee Yeon Joe, emphasized the significance of the MOU, saying, "This agreement will serve as a stepping stone for high school students in Seoul to gain invaluable global education. The introduction of the ‘Social Integration Admissions’ program is especially meaningful as it aligns with Seoul's educational vision of realizing ‘Innovative Future Education of Coexistence, Where Diversity Thrives.’" This collaboration marks an important step for SUNY Korea, providing more inclusive and global education opportunities for students in the Seoul area.
2024.08.27 Hits 1322
MoU Ceremony with FGC Partners On Thursday, May 23rd, SUNY Korea signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with FGC Partners. FGC Partners is a startup accelerating company headquartered in Incheon, led by CEO Jeonglim Lee. FGC Partners specializes in guiding and advising emerging companies. CEO Lee, also a prominent professor at Seoul Venture University where President Emeritus Choon-ho Kim serves as president, has been actively mentoring SUNY Korea students and alumni, a role suggested by Dr. Choon-ho Kim. CEO Lee, whose illustrious career includes a tenure at Shinsegye before venturing into entrepreneurship with FGC Partners, is keen on fostering talent and providing enriching opportunities for students. In light of this, this partnership aims to facilitate collaboration in several key areas: discovering industry-academic research projects, providing internship opportunities for SUNY Korea students, and allowing for on-site company visits and mentoring sessions.
2024.05.28 Hits 1064