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Successful Hosting of the 2025 EMBA Family Day
The Seoul National University Executive MBA (EMBA) program hosted a successful "Family Day" event to celebrate Family Month under a clear blue sky on a day when the continuous spring showers miraculously stopped.
The event, which took place on the university's main field, was hosted to invite families of EMBA students and alumni to come together and bond.
The event commenced with congratulatory remarks from Dean Joon Chae of the SNU Business School and greetings from Do-yoon Kim, President of the Student Council, along with an opening declaration by Jae-joon Lee, Chairperson of the External Cooperation Committee, followed by various programs.
This year's event was even more lively with a wide variety of recreational activities and a newly launched bazaar. It was designed for all ages, from children to adults, creating unforgettable memories for family members.
The event concluded with two educational programs held simultaneously. The special lecture, "How to Study with Plans," by Professor Jong Hag Choi from the Business School, was well received, as it highlighted the importance of setting plans to reach goals and inspired students to study more diligently.
There was also a 90-minute campus tour for middle and high school students, during which the SHINE student ambassadors introduced the history of Seoul National University and campus life. The subsequent campus bus tour gave the participants a vivid look at Seoul National University.
Family Day, which has become a signature annual event for the EMBA program, was more than just a student exchange event; it was a meaningful occasion that strengthened deep bonds between families and the EMBA community.
The event, which took place on the university's main field, was hosted to invite families of EMBA students and alumni to come together and bond.
The event commenced with congratulatory remarks from Dean Joon Chae of the SNU Business School and greetings from Do-yoon Kim, President of the Student Council, along with an opening declaration by Jae-joon Lee, Chairperson of the External Cooperation Committee, followed by various programs.
This year's event was even more lively with a wide variety of recreational activities and a newly launched bazaar. It was designed for all ages, from children to adults, creating unforgettable memories for family members.
The event concluded with two educational programs held simultaneously. The special lecture, "How to Study with Plans," by Professor Jong Hag Choi from the Business School, was well received, as it highlighted the importance of setting plans to reach goals and inspired students to study more diligently.
There was also a 90-minute campus tour for middle and high school students, during which the SHINE student ambassadors introduced the history of Seoul National University and campus life. The subsequent campus bus tour gave the participants a vivid look at Seoul National University.
Family Day, which has become a signature annual event for the EMBA program, was more than just a student exchange event; it was a meaningful occasion that strengthened deep bonds between families and the EMBA community.
