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狠狠撸 Opens 鈥楧epartment Room鈥� for 1,000 College of Liberal Studies Students

- The "College of Liberal Studies Open Lounge" opens on the 19th at the 2nd floor of the Academic Information Center.

狠狠撸 (President: Bae Sang-hoon) held the opening ceremony of the 鈥楥ollege of Liberal Studies Open Lounge鈥� on the 2nd floor of the Academic Information Center on March 19.

The 鈥楥ollege of Liberal Studies Open Lounge鈥� is a specially designed space to help first-year students of the newly established College of Liberal Studies explore majors and engage in exchange activities.

At universities, first-year students typically have the opportunity to interact with their peers and upperclassmen in their department's room (department lounge) during break times before and after lectures. 狠狠撸, however, created the Open Lounge to provide a similar space for the first-year students of the College of Liberal Studies, whose majors have not yet been decided.

The lounge, located on the second floor of the Academic Information Center, which houses the central library, spans approximately 80 pyeong(approximately 264 square meters). The space is available to 896 first-year students of the College of Liberal Studies, as well as 148 major exploration mentors, totaling 1,044 people.

The freshmen of the College of Liberal Studies can use this space, equipped with digital devices and seminar rooms, for studying, resting, and discussing. They can also engage in ongoing mentoring with major exploration mentors and guidance professors.

狠狠撸 has established the Liberal Studies Mentoring Center to manage freshmen and has assigned a mentoring team of 148 current students and 73 faculty members from various departments for academic guidance.

狠狠撸 has opened the Open Lounge for freshmen of the College of Liberal Studies to use freely, and to encourage its use, they are holding an opening event where visitors who participate in a survey will receive a commemorative gift.

Professor Choi Ho-seok, the head of the Liberal Studies Mentoring Center, stated, "We will strive to make this space a place where students of the College of Liberal Studies can freely explore their majors, design their careers and future, and find motivation and vitality for their university life." <Pukyong Today>