KAIST 공지사항: Foreigners

[Distinguished Lecture Series] Nobel Laureate Sir Paul Nurse Lecture: The Great Ideas of Biology([Distinguished Lecture Series] Nobel Laureate Sir Paul Nurse Lecture: The Great Ideas of Biology)

Yoon KellyHaeseon — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 07:06:19 GMT

[Distinguished Lecture Series]

There will a special lecture by Nobel Laureate Sir Paul Nurse on March 11th.

Lecture title: The Great Ideas of Biology.

Date: March 11th, 2014

Time: 1:30PM

Venue: Fusion Hall (1F), KI Building (E4)

***We will have raffle tickets for attendees. Prize: iPad Mini (one person)

***Please refer to the attachment for poster and leaflet.

Inquiry: KAIST International Relations Team (T.2442, irt@kaist.ac.kr)

[Distinguished Lecture Series]

There will a special lecture by Nobel Laureate Sir Paul Nurse on March 11th.

Lecture title: The Great Ideas of Biology.

Date: March 11th, 2014

Time: 1:30PM

Venue: Fusion Hall (1F), KI Building (E4)

***We will have raffle tickets for attendees. Prize: iPad Mini (one person)

***Please refer to the attachment for poster and leaflet.

Inquiry: KAIST International Relations Team (T.2442, irt@kaist.ac.kr)

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[KAIST Clinic] Notice for Day-offs of Clinics in March([KAIST Clinic] Notice for Day-offs of Clinics in March)

Kim YeongEun — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 05:58:12 GMT

Notice for Day-offs of Clinics in March

KAIST Clinic is notifying you of day-offs of clinics in March.

Please refer to the schedule below or the attachment for your convenience.

* Day-offs of clinics

- Stress Clinic : Mar. 3^rd(Mon.) morning session off

Mar. 10^th(Mon.) afternoon session off

- Ophthalmology : Mar. 6^th(Thu.) - 7^th(Fri.) off

- Radiology : Mar. 27^th(Thu.) off

* Familiy Medicine schedule has been changed as of March.

Please refer to the schedule below for your convenience.

	Mon.	Tue.	Wed.	Thu.	Fri.
AM					○
PM	○	○	○	○	○

* KAIST Clinic closed the service of health checkup for infants and children by NHIC

due to the absence of Pediatrician.

However, the medical service including vaccinations for children will be continued

by the Family Physician and the Internist.

For further information, please call us at Ext.0500, 0501 or refer to our web http://clinic.kaist.ac.kr)

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

Notice for Day-offs of Clinics in March

KAIST Clinic is notifying you of day-offs of clinics in March.

Please refer to the schedule below or the attachment for your convenience.

* Day-offs of clinics

- Stress Clinic : Mar. 3^rd(Mon.) morning session off

Mar. 10^th(Mon.) afternoon session off

- Ophthalmology : Mar. 6^th(Thu.) - 7^th(Fri.) off

- Radiology : Mar. 27^th(Thu.) off

* Familiy Medicine schedule has been changed as of March.

Please refer to the schedule below for your convenience.

	Mon.	Tue.	Wed.	Thu.	Fri.
AM					○
PM	○	○	○	○	○

* KAIST Clinic closed the service of health checkup for infants and children by NHIC

due to the absence of Pediatrician.

However, the medical service including vaccinations for children will be continued

by the Family Physician and the Internist.

For further information, please call us at Ext.0500, 0501 or refer to our web http://clinic.kaist.ac.kr)

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

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[ART]Guideline for Advanced Placement Credit Recognition Application([ART]Guideline for Advanced Placement Credit Recognition Application)

Lee Seonsup — Wed, 26 Feb 2014 09:02:49 GMT

Guideline for Advanced Placement Credit Recognition Application

The description of applying for credit recognition through the Advanced Placement system is as follows, so ensure that applications are made during the designated period.

1. Applicable Schools

Korea Science Academy(한국과학영재학교)

Seoul Science High School(서울과학고등학교)

Gyeonggi Science High School(경기과학고등학교)

2. Application Procedure: Complete the attached Advanced Placement Course Application Form (Attachment 1) and submit it to the Academic Registrars Team, along with a student record (original copy) which displays all high school grades.

3. Application Period: March 3rd(Mon) ~ March 28th(Fri)

4. Notes

o Grade Approval and Recognized Courses: These differ for each school; refer to the Advanced Placement System Guideline (Attachment 2)

o If the applied credit recognition course is either a basic required or basic elective course, the student is exempted from needing to take these courses (if applying for credit recognition for courses which have already been applied, the course must be dropped after submitting the Advanced Placement Course Application Form (within the Add/Drop period). Applying for new courses can only be done during the Add/Drop Period (Duplicate credits will not be recognized))

o The Advisors identity can be found on the Portal system

o The Advanced Placement System related with Daegu Science High School is still being assessed, and a notice for credit recognition application is expected to be issued in May

5. For inquiries: Academic Registrars Team (Creative Learning Building(E11), 1F)

Int. 2365

Email: registrar@kaist.ac.kr

Academic Registrar's Team

Guideline for Advanced Placement Credit Recognition Application

The description of applying for credit recognition through the Advanced Placement system is as follows, so ensure that applications are made during the designated period.

1. Applicable Schools

Korea Science Academy(한국과학영재학교)

Seoul Science High School(서울과학고등학교)

Gyeonggi Science High School(경기과학고등학교)

3. Application Period: March 3rd(Mon) ~ March 28th(Fri)

4. Notes

o Grade Approval and Recognized Courses: These differ for each school; refer to the Advanced Placement System Guideline (Attachment 2)

o The Advisors identity can be found on the Portal system

o The Advanced Placement System related with Daegu Science High School is still being assessed, and a notice for credit recognition application is expected to be issued in May

5. For inquiries: Academic Registrars Team (Creative Learning Building(E11), 1F)

Int. 2365

Email: registrar@kaist.ac.kr

Academic Registrar's Team

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2014 Summer Session Program for Undergraduate Students(2014 Summer Session Program for Undergraduate Students)

Yoon KellyHaeseon — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 09:06:36 GMT

2014 Summer Session Program for Undergraduate Students

International Relations Team (IRT) will be nominating students for 2014 Summer Session Program (partner universities/non-partner universities) for undergraduate students. Students who are interested in this program can apply to IRT no later than March 7^th, 2014 (Friday) 5:00pm.

*Please make sure you submit all the necessary documents to IRT:

Study Plan, Application Form, Written Oath, and English Test Score and English Transcript

For this time, there will be two types of nomination. Please choose one of the types listed below.

** Partner University Summer Session Nomination: HKUST, NTU, TEM (tuition exemption)

Please visit HKUST's ISP website for more info: http://isp.ust.hk/

** Non-partner University Summer Session (tuition is not waived)

Inquiries: irt@kaist.ac.kr (T.2442)

*Interview: Sign up for suitable time on the website (http://interview.kaist.ac.kr)

Interview Registration Period: March 4th ~ March 5^th

Interview Date: March 6^th- March 7^th (Please refer to the website for time)

* Eligibility: Partner University Summer Session: NTU, HKUST, TEM (tuition exemption)

· Undergraduate student currently enrolled at KAIST/must fulfill the following conditions

o Minimum credit of 33

o Grade: Minimum B0 , GPA: 3.0/4.3 (Minimum)

o English Test Score: IELTS overall band 6.0, TOEFL paper-based test (PBT) 550, TOEFL computer-based test (CBT) 213, or TOEFL internet-based test (iBT) 80

o Students who did not receive disciplinary action from the school

· Number of students that will be nominated: NTU 2 students, HKUST 3 students (School of Engineering/College of Science ONLY), TEM 4 students

* Eligibility: NON-Partner University Summer Session (tuition is NOT waived)

· Undergraduate student currently enrolled at KAIST/must fulfill the following conditions

o Minimum credit of 33

o Grade: Minimum B0 , GPA: 3.0/4.3 (Minimum)

o English Test Score: TOEIC 700, TEPS 600, iBT 80, IELTS 5.5

o Students who did not receive disciplinary action from the school

· Number of students that will be nominated: 00 students

2014 Summer Session Program for Undergraduate Students

*Please make sure you submit all the necessary documents to IRT:

Study Plan, Application Form, Written Oath, and English Test Score and English Transcript

For this time, there will be two types of nomination. Please choose one of the types listed below.

** Partner University Summer Session Nomination: HKUST, NTU, TEM (tuition exemption)

Please visit HKUST's ISP website for more info: http://isp.ust.hk/

** Non-partner University Summer Session (tuition is not waived)

Inquiries: irt@kaist.ac.kr (T.2442)

*Interview: Sign up for suitable time on the website (http://interview.kaist.ac.kr)

Interview Registration Period: March 4th ~ March 5^th

Interview Date: March 6^th- March 7^th (Please refer to the website for time)

* Eligibility: Partner University Summer Session: NTU, HKUST, TEM (tuition exemption)

· Undergraduate student currently enrolled at KAIST/must fulfill the following conditions

o Minimum credit of 33

o Grade: Minimum B0 , GPA: 3.0/4.3 (Minimum)

o English Test Score: IELTS overall band 6.0, TOEFL paper-based test (PBT) 550, TOEFL computer-based test (CBT) 213, or TOEFL internet-based test (iBT) 80

o Students who did not receive disciplinary action from the school

· Number of students that will be nominated: NTU 2 students, HKUST 3 students (School of Engineering/College of Science ONLY), TEM 4 students

* Eligibility: NON-Partner University Summer Session (tuition is NOT waived)

· Undergraduate student currently enrolled at KAIST/must fulfill the following conditions

o Minimum credit of 33

o Grade: Minimum B0 , GPA: 3.0/4.3 (Minimum)

o English Test Score: TOEIC 700, TEPS 600, iBT 80, IELTS 5.5

o Students who did not receive disciplinary action from the school

· Number of students that will be nominated: 00 students

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[Tutoring] Notice on Tutoring Program Application([Tutoring] Notice on Tutoring Program Application)

Lee Jungsun — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 05:49:27 GMT

Notice on Tutoring Program Application

1. Purpose

This program is to help students who have difficulties in keeping pace with their course work upon the basis that many different students with different background and potentiality have entered into KAIST.

2. Qualification of Tutee & Tutoring Fee

A. Qualification:

1) Undergraduate students with a sense of responsibility who can participate consistently.

2) Undergraduate freshmen and non-freshmen who wish to improve capability.

B. Tutoring Fee: (25,000won/1hour, available up to 26 hours/1subject during 1 semester)

1) Major undecided students

- For major undecided students, it is provided for free up to 1 subject (within a budget condition)

- If there are too many applicants, selection will be made according to the applicants' grade.

(Applicants with low grade have priority to be selected.)

- It is free within the basic required subjects only. For other subjects, 25,000/1hour is imposed.

2) Non freshman (student who has a major)

- 2nd, 3rd, 4th graders(who have their majors) are recommended to visit Academic Counseling Center(3rd floor, E11) before application.

3. How it works

Tutoring Type

⚫ 1:1(Tutor:Tutee) or 1:2

⚫ Freshman Tutoring type is 1:2

Available Subjects

⚫ Tutee can choose within the basic required courses. (eg. Basic required courses such as Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Programming)

⚫ A Tutor may not be assigned in case a subject is not a proper one. (eg. elective courses, major courses)

Tutoring Hour

⚫ Maximum of 26 hours per 1 subject during 1 semester

⚫ Tutee and Tutor need to have 2 hours of tutoring every week. (except mid/final term exam period)

4. Observance of Rules

A.	Written Oath	Tutee should download a form “Promise of a Tutee” from the freshman homepage (http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr) and submit it to the Freshman Administrative Team(#213, E11) before staring the first tutoring class.
B.	Tutoring Class	1) Tutoring class is held during a semester, and it finishes at Fri., Jun. 13th. 2) Tutee should attend 2 hours of class every week (except mid/final term exam period). 3) Tutoring class procedure is as follows: concept description, problem solution, checking homework. 4) Tutoring place is determined by a discussion of Tutor & Tutees. (e.g. library study room, lounge of a dept. building etc.)
C.	Duty to report every month	1) Tutee should fill out (sign in) the “Tutee’s Report” after every class. (The forms can be downloaded from the freshman homepage.) 2) Tutee should submit a “Tutee’s Report” to the Freshman Administrative Team within a due date every month. (Submission Due date: Mar. 21st, Apr. 21st, May. 21st, Jun. 13th)
D.	Sense of Responsibility	1) Tutee should not be absent from tutoring class. 2) Tutee should observe the time appointment with a Tutor. 3) Tutee should prepare and review throughly. 4) Tutee should participate the class actively.
E.	Duty to Notify	If a Tutor is insincere with (poor at) a class, Tutee should notify this to the Freshman Administrative Team, and be assigned a new Tutor.
F.	Points to be Attended	1) If the “Tutee’s Report” is not submitted regularly, or a Tutee is insincere to his/her class, or dishonest act is committed, tutoring will be discontinued, and a Tutee will be punished. 2) Tutoring subject can not be changed after the first tutoring class held.
G.	Remarks	1) Tutoring fee is KRW 25,000 per 1 hour. (Tutor earns KRW 25,000 per 1 hour of class.) 2) Tutee can participate maximum of 26 hours per 1subject during 1 semester. 3) In case of 1:1(Tutor:Tutee) tutoring, one more student can be assigned later on.

5. Application Period: (Primary: Tuesday. Feb. 25th ∼ Wednesday, Mar. 5th) (Secondary: through the semester round)

6. How to Apply: http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr/ → Login → Program Overview → Tutoring Program → “Tutee application” → Click “Submit” button

7. Tutor Assignment

A. Individual e-mail notice will be given from the March 11th.

B. If there are not enough Tutors, a Tutee may not be assigned a Tutor.

C. If the subject applied is not a proper one, we may not assign a Tutor.

D. Tutoring will be assigned randomly. So a tutor or tutee can not choose their partner.

E. Tutoring subject can not be changed after the first tutoring class held.

Freshman Administrative Team (☎ 1242, ✉ jslee7@kaist.ac.kr)

Notice on Tutoring Program Application

1. Purpose

2. Qualification of Tutee & Tutoring Fee

A. Qualification:

1) Undergraduate students with a sense of responsibility who can participate consistently.

2) Undergraduate freshmen and non-freshmen who wish to improve capability.

B. Tutoring Fee: (25,000won/1hour, available up to 26 hours/1subject during 1 semester)

1) Major undecided students

- For major undecided students, it is provided for free up to 1 subject (within a budget condition)

- If there are too many applicants, selection will be made according to the applicants' grade.

(Applicants with low grade have priority to be selected.)

- It is free within the basic required subjects only. For other subjects, 25,000/1hour is imposed.

2) Non freshman (student who has a major)

- 2nd, 3rd, 4th graders(who have their majors) are recommended to visit Academic Counseling Center(3rd floor, E11) before application.

3. How it works

Tutoring Type

⚫ 1:1(Tutor:Tutee) or 1:2

⚫ Freshman Tutoring type is 1:2

Available Subjects

⚫ Tutee can choose within the basic required courses. (eg. Basic required courses such as Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Programming)

⚫ A Tutor may not be assigned in case a subject is not a proper one. (eg. elective courses, major courses)

Tutoring Hour

⚫ Maximum of 26 hours per 1 subject during 1 semester

⚫ Tutee and Tutor need to have 2 hours of tutoring every week. (except mid/final term exam period)

4. Observance of Rules

A.	Written Oath	Tutee should download a form “Promise of a Tutee” from the freshman homepage (http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr) and submit it to the Freshman Administrative Team(#213, E11) before staring the first tutoring class.
B.	Tutoring Class	1) Tutoring class is held during a semester, and it finishes at Fri., Jun. 13th. 2) Tutee should attend 2 hours of class every week (except mid/final term exam period). 3) Tutoring class procedure is as follows: concept description, problem solution, checking homework. 4) Tutoring place is determined by a discussion of Tutor & Tutees. (e.g. library study room, lounge of a dept. building etc.)
C.	Duty to report every month	1) Tutee should fill out (sign in) the “Tutee’s Report” after every class. (The forms can be downloaded from the freshman homepage.) 2) Tutee should submit a “Tutee’s Report” to the Freshman Administrative Team within a due date every month. (Submission Due date: Mar. 21st, Apr. 21st, May. 21st, Jun. 13th)
D.	Sense of Responsibility	1) Tutee should not be absent from tutoring class. 2) Tutee should observe the time appointment with a Tutor. 3) Tutee should prepare and review throughly. 4) Tutee should participate the class actively.
E.	Duty to Notify	If a Tutor is insincere with (poor at) a class, Tutee should notify this to the Freshman Administrative Team, and be assigned a new Tutor.
F.	Points to be Attended	1) If the “Tutee’s Report” is not submitted regularly, or a Tutee is insincere to his/her class, or dishonest act is committed, tutoring will be discontinued, and a Tutee will be punished. 2) Tutoring subject can not be changed after the first tutoring class held.
G.	Remarks	1) Tutoring fee is KRW 25,000 per 1 hour. (Tutor earns KRW 25,000 per 1 hour of class.) 2) Tutee can participate maximum of 26 hours per 1subject during 1 semester. 3) In case of 1:1(Tutor:Tutee) tutoring, one more student can be assigned later on.

5. Application Period: (Primary: Tuesday. Feb. 25th ∼ Wednesday, Mar. 5th) (Secondary: through the semester round)

6. How to Apply: http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr/ → Login → Program Overview → Tutoring Program → “Tutee application” → Click “Submit” button

7. Tutor Assignment

A. Individual e-mail notice will be given from the March 11th.

B. If there are not enough Tutors, a Tutee may not be assigned a Tutor.

C. If the subject applied is not a proper one, we may not assign a Tutor.

D. Tutoring will be assigned randomly. So a tutor or tutee can not choose their partner.

E. Tutoring subject can not be changed after the first tutoring class held.

Freshman Administrative Team (☎ 1242, ✉ jslee7@kaist.ac.kr)

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[KAIST Clinic] Notice of day-off ophthalmology([KAIST Clinic] Notice of day-off ophthalmology)

Kim YeongEun — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 02:32:04 GMT

Notice of day-off ophthalmology

This week's ophthalmology clinic has been canceled for the health issue of the ophtalmologist.

■ Day-offs : Feb.27^th(Thu.), 28^th(Fri.),

We're sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

Notice of day-off ophthalmology

This week's ophthalmology clinic has been canceled for the health issue of the ophtalmologist.

■ Day-offs : Feb.27^th(Thu.), 28^th(Fri.),

We're sorry for the inconvenience.

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

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2014 Fall Student Exchange and GE3 Program Results(2014 Fall Student Exchange and GE3 Program Results)

Im Jiyoon — Mon, 24 Feb 2014 07:50:33 GMT

IRT announces the results of the 2014 Fall Student Exchange and GE3 Program as below.

Please refer to the attached file. Please make sure to submit all required documents by March 12th (Wed.), 16:00.

*IRT will contact the students selected for universities where the application deadline is 29th Sept. or 1st Oct.

** Student number order

Inquiries: IRT/ 2437, 2442

IRT announces the results of the 2014 Fall Student Exchange and GE3 Program as below.

Please refer to the attached file. Please make sure to submit all required documents by March 12th (Wed.), 16:00.

*IRT will contact the students selected for universities where the application deadline is 29th Sept. or 1st Oct.

** Student number order

Inquiries: IRT/ 2437, 2442

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Presentation from Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München) on March 14th(Presentation from Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München) on March 14th)

Lee JiHyeon — Thu, 20 Feb 2014 04:42:45 GMT

On March 14^th, a representative of Technical University of Munich (TUM) is going to provide a presentation on their exchange student programme to KAIST students.

Presentation on general introduction of TUM and the exchange student programme of the university (English)

Date & Time: 14^th March (Fri), 14:00pm ~ 14:40pm

Place: Classrooms 204-205, Second floor of International Centre (W2-1)

Programme: This presentation is held to provide better understandings to KAIST students who wish to study at Technical University of Munich. Please feel free to attend the presentation.

Representative: Martina von Imhoff, Computer Science Department, Technische Universität München

On March 14^th, a representative of Technical University of Munich (TUM) is going to provide a presentation on their exchange student programme to KAIST students.

Presentation on general introduction of TUM and the exchange student programme of the university (English)

Date & Time: 14^th March (Fri), 14:00pm ~ 14:40pm

Place: Classrooms 204-205, Second floor of International Centre (W2-1)

Programme: This presentation is held to provide better understandings to KAIST students who wish to study at Technical University of Munich. Please feel free to attend the presentation.

Representative: Martina von Imhoff, Computer Science Department, Technische Universität München

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Survey of Usages of All the KAIST Domains(Feb. 17th - Mar.2nd)(Survey of Usages of All the KAIST Domains(Feb. 17th - Mar.2nd))

Han Sangmin — Wed, 19 Feb 2014 12:53:36 GMT

Dear, KAISTARs,

Greetings,

KAIST is surveying usages of the KAIST domains to prevent your personal information from leaking and exposure.

The result of the survey will be used to build up institutional and technical infrastructure
of security and protection of your information.

Importantly, only those domains registered to use by the survey will be open to service
and those not will be closed as of April 1st.
* registered domains will only be authorized to use until the end of April, 2016 in maximun
- extension of the use is also possible from a month before the end of designated date.

You can register your use of KAIST domain only through our web servey at https://ict.kaist.ac.kr.
If you are out of KAIST, you can access to the servey through https://kvpn.kaist.ac.kr

This survey will be carried out until March 2nd, 2014.

Join us for the security and protection of your information!

Thank you.

PS : Please refer to the attatchment for the translation of the survey

KAIST Personal Information Protection
"make it a habbit to secure and protect your information!"
82-42-350-2323
privacy@kaist.ac.kr

Dear, KAISTARs,

Greetings,

KAIST is surveying usages of the KAIST domains to prevent your personal information from leaking and exposure.

The result of the survey will be used to build up institutional and technical infrastructure
of security and protection of your information.

You can register your use of KAIST domain only through our web servey at https://ict.kaist.ac.kr.
If you are out of KAIST, you can access to the servey through https://kvpn.kaist.ac.kr

This survey will be carried out until March 2nd, 2014.

Join us for the security and protection of your information!

Thank you.

PS : Please refer to the attatchment for the translation of the survey

KAIST Personal Information Protection
"make it a habbit to secure and protect your information!"
82-42-350-2323
privacy@kaist.ac.kr

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AU Application of Sports Club Activities(AU Application of Sports Club Activities)

Park Hye-Young — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 02:54:52 GMT

AU Application of Sports Club Activities (2014 Spring Semester)

Following is the information about the Sports club Activity AU application for Spring 2014.

1. Eligibility : Members of the Part I or II Sports clubs that are registered with the Student Affairs Team.

2. Application period : Mon. Mar. 3rd ~ Fri. Mar. 14th

3. Place : Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences Office (N4, 2nd floor #1203)

4. How to Apply:Fill out the AU Application Form (See the attachment) → Submit to sport club leader →

Submit to the dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences office

※ An applicant MUST　be a member of the sports clubs registered with the Student Affairs Team and participate in club activities more than two hours per week(more than 32 hours per semester) during the semester. (Club leader is requested to check the membership of the applicant.)

※ The club leaders should manage the students’ attendance (more than two hours per week) during the semester. At the end of the semester, they should get confirmation from the sports club advisor and submit the Activity Report and Attendance Sheet to the Department of Humanities & Social Sciences office.

Department of Humanities & Social Sciences

AU Application of Sports Club Activities (2014 Spring Semester)

Following is the information about the Sports club Activity AU application for Spring 2014.

1. Eligibility : Members of the Part I or II Sports clubs that are registered with the Student Affairs Team.

2. Application period : Mon. Mar. 3rd ~ Fri. Mar. 14th

3. Place : Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences Office (N4, 2nd floor #1203)

4. How to Apply:Fill out the AU Application Form (See the attachment) → Submit to sport club leader →

Submit to the dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences office

Department of Humanities & Social Sciences

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[ART] Notice on 2014 Spring Course Retake for Undergraduate Students ( including the newly revised policy)([ART] Notice on 2014 Spring Course Retake for Undergraduate Students ( including the newly revised policy))

Lee Seonsup — Tue, 18 Feb 2014 00:27:27 GMT

2014 Spring Course Retake for Undergraduate Students

The deadlines for the payment of course retake tuition fees (Spring Semester Undergraduate students) are as described below. Please reminded that if you fail to meet the deadline, your application for course retake will be cancelled.

- Guide -

1. Course Retake Fee Amount and Payment Method

1) Payment Period: 2014 March 3rd (Mon) ~ March 14th (Fri)

2) Amount: 50,000 won per credit/AU

(e.g.) For a course worth 3 credits, payment amount totals to 50,000won x 3 = 150,000 won)

3) Payment Method: KAIST Portal -> Academic System -> Retaking Course Fee -> Repeated Course Fees (Refer to the attachment for the details)

o When making the payment via bank transfer, you must write the last 5 digits of your student ID and your name (if your name is too long, write as much as you can

e.g. 20110001 John Doe--->10001John)

o In case you end up cancelling the course retake application, the receipt is a required document when refunding fees, so it is advised not to throw it away.

4) Procedure taken upon Any Unpaid payments of Tuition Fees on Time

o The list of students who have not paid their course retake tuition fees will be sent to the Dean of Academic Affairs and the relevant Department Head/Division Chief.
o The application for course retake will be automatically cancelled. (Expected to be implemented on March 24)

2. Policy Related to Course Retake

1) Students who have entered KAIST in 2007 or later can retake a maximum of 5 courses.

2) If a student receives an F or U grade on a required course (for graduation), the course must be repeated and the credits must be earned. (In this case, course retake number limit does not apply, but retake fees will be charged)

3) Students entering KAIST from 2014 can apply for course retake when the grade is a C+ or below. (Newly revised)

4) For course retakes by students who have entered KAIST in 2007 or later, the original grade will be deleted and replaced by the new grade, which will be used for grade point average calculations. However, the maximum grade for a retaken course is an A-.

5) If the fees for applied course retakes are not paid within the designated period, the application will be revoked (cancellation of course retake application)

3. Notes

1) If applying through the Portal system, ensure that you have "Y" mark checked on the Course Retake Section. If "Y" has not been checked, print and complete the attached document (Course Retake Application Form) and submit it to the Academic Registrar's Team within the Course Add/Drop Period (March 3rd ~ March 14th)

2) Students from the department of Information & Communications Engineering or the department of Management Science(IT Business) must submit the attached form to the Academic Registrar’s Team after getting approval from their department office regardless of the indication of “Y” on the applied course information on the Portal system.

3) A course can be repeated only once and it is not permitted to take a course three times (this is also the case for alternative courses). However, if a required course (for graduation) is marked with F or U grade, the course must be repeated until a D- or higher grade is earned.

4) The tuition fee for course retakes should be paid for AU courses as well, such as Humanity/Leadership, Exciting College Life and so on.

5) Research Courses(Graduation Research, Individual Study and so on) is not a subject for course retake.

6) Course retakes cannot be cancelled if the number of credits applied falls lower than 12 credits.

Academic Registrar's Team

2014 Spring Course Retake for Undergraduate Students

- Guide -

1. Course Retake Fee Amount and Payment Method

1) Payment Period: 2014 March 3rd (Mon) ~ March 14th (Fri)

2) Amount: 50,000 won per credit/AU

(e.g.) For a course worth 3 credits, payment amount totals to 50,000won x 3 = 150,000 won)

3) Payment Method: KAIST Portal -> Academic System -> Retaking Course Fee -> Repeated Course Fees (Refer to the attachment for the details)

o When making the payment via bank transfer, you must write the last 5 digits of your student ID and your name (if your name is too long, write as much as you can

e.g. 20110001 John Doe--->10001John)

o In case you end up cancelling the course retake application, the receipt is a required document when refunding fees, so it is advised not to throw it away.

4) Procedure taken upon Any Unpaid payments of Tuition Fees on Time

2. Policy Related to Course Retake

1) Students who have entered KAIST in 2007 or later can retake a maximum of 5 courses.

3) Students entering KAIST from 2014 can apply for course retake when the grade is a C+ or below. (Newly revised)

5) If the fees for applied course retakes are not paid within the designated period, the application will be revoked (cancellation of course retake application)

3. Notes

4) The tuition fee for course retakes should be paid for AU courses as well, such as Humanity/Leadership, Exciting College Life and so on.

5) Research Courses(Graduation Research, Individual Study and so on) is not a subject for course retake.

6) Course retakes cannot be cancelled if the number of credits applied falls lower than 12 credits.

Academic Registrar's Team

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[ART] 2013 Winter Grade Completion([ART] 2013 Winter Grade Completion)

Lee Seonsup — Mon, 17 Feb 2014 08:47:52 GMT

2013 Winter Grade Completion

This is to inform you that all the grade records of 2013 winter semester have been transferred. Now you can check your grades thtough the KAIST portal as well as issue the transcript from the machine in E11.

Academic Registrar's Team

2013 Winter Grade Completion

Academic Registrar's Team

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[KAIST Clinic] Introducing a New Internist At KAIST Clinic - Lee Seo-hee([KAIST Clinic] Introducing a New Internist At KAIST Clinic - Lee Seo-hee)

Kim YeongEun — Mon, 17 Feb 2014 00:32:39 GMT

Introducing a New Internist At KAIST Clinic - Lee Seo-hee

KAIST Clinic would like to introduce our new Internist, Lee Seo-hee.

Dr. Lee will start to see patients as of Monday, Feb 17th, 2014,

and provide health services regarding the primary health care and Endocrinology issues.

■ Starting Date: Monday, February 17th, 2014

■ Location : 1st Floor, KAIST Clinic (Next to Family Medicine and Neurology)

■ Department & Major :

Internal Medicine - Primary Health Care

Endocrinology - Diabetes, Thyroid disease, Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Metabolic syndrome etc.

■ Schedule

	Mon.	Tue.	Wed.	Thu.	Fri.
AM	○	○	○	○
FM	○	○		○	○

■ Doctor’s profile

- Internist Lee, Seo-Hee(Endocrinology)

1996. 03. - 2001. 02.	Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Hanyang University
2001. 03. - 2005. 02.	Bachelor’s degree in College of Medicine, Dong-A University
2005. 03. - 2006. 02.	Medical Internship, Hallym University Sacred Heart hospital
2006. 03. - 2010. 02.	Residentship, Hallym University Sacred Heart hospital
2008. 03. - 2010. 02.	Master’s degree in College of Medicine, Hallym University
2010. 03. - 2011. 02.	Fellowship, Severance Hospital
2011. 03. - 2014. 02	Director of the internal department, Gimpo Woori Hospital

※ For further information, please contact us at ext. 0520 or 0530

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

Introducing a New Internist At KAIST Clinic - Lee Seo-hee

KAIST Clinic would like to introduce our new Internist, Lee Seo-hee.

Dr. Lee will start to see patients as of Monday, Feb 17th, 2014,

and provide health services regarding the primary health care and Endocrinology issues.

■ Starting Date: Monday, February 17th, 2014

■ Location : 1st Floor, KAIST Clinic (Next to Family Medicine and Neurology)

■ Department & Major :

Internal Medicine - Primary Health Care

Endocrinology - Diabetes, Thyroid disease, Hypertension, Hyperlipidemia, Metabolic syndrome etc.

■ Schedule

	Mon.	Tue.	Wed.	Thu.	Fri.
AM	○	○	○	○
FM	○	○		○	○

■ Doctor’s profile

- Internist Lee, Seo-Hee(Endocrinology)

1996. 03. - 2001. 02.	Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Hanyang University
2001. 03. - 2005. 02.	Bachelor’s degree in College of Medicine, Dong-A University
2005. 03. - 2006. 02.	Medical Internship, Hallym University Sacred Heart hospital
2006. 03. - 2010. 02.	Residentship, Hallym University Sacred Heart hospital
2008. 03. - 2010. 02.	Master’s degree in College of Medicine, Hallym University
2010. 03. - 2011. 02.	Fellowship, Severance Hospital
2011. 03. - 2014. 02	Director of the internal department, Gimpo Woori Hospital

※ For further information, please contact us at ext. 0520 or 0530

Best regards,

Your Health Partner, KAIST Clinic

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2014 Spring Semester Add/Drop Period(2014 Spring Semester Add/Drop Period)

Lee Bong-Yo — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 08:19:25 GMT

2014 Spring Semester Add/Drop Period

1. ADD/drop Period : Monday, March 3, 2014 ～ Friday, March 14, 2014

2. The registration system opens from 12:30 on March 3 to 23:59 on March 14 (Students can register at Portal)

3. How to : Connect to Portal(http://Portal.kaist.ac.kr)

->Add new classes or drop/change classes

4. Procedure

* Log on to Portal(http://portal.kaist.ac.kr) with your Portal ID and Password

* Access to 'Academic system' on Hot Menu

* Check the courses and syllabuses offered for Spring session

: Portal->Academic system-> Class Enrolment -> Course Registration

* Add Courses with ‘Application’ button or Drop the courses with ‘Delete’ button

* Click ‘Print’ button and print out ‘Course Add/Drop Application’

* Get the signature from your adviser on the form of add or drop

* Submit it to the office of your department.

(If your major is not decided yet, submit it to the Academic Registrar's Team)

5. Matters to be attended to

A. The removal of [Completion] button

- Instead of [Completion] button, [Print] button has the checking function of minimum requirement credits per semester.

- Period to add/drop courses, students can register courses and print it out at any time.

- If the applied credits are under the minimum requirement credits, (Temp) tag will

be appended at the end of the document title, and it is not a valid document.

ex.) Course Application(Temp)

Please add more courses than minimum requirement credits, then print out the final

version and submit it to the respective departments.

B. Students failing to register for courses on-line for various reasons should

- complete the ‘Add/drop form' [attached files] with Course code, class # , course name, # of credits, make-up class

_ obtain course instructor's signature and confirm with academic advisor

- submit the form to the Academic Registrar's Team (ART) by 18;00 March 14

ART won't accept the Add/drop form after the deadline (March 14 at 6;00 p.m.)

C. The number of credits undergraduate students can take each semester is between 12 and 24 credits. However, students under 12 credits left for graduation(130 credits) can register less than 12 credits with an approval of their academic advisor and the head of their department, and should register all left credits for graduation(130 credits) from 8 semesters. (Article 15 of Curriculum operational Guidelines )

D. The number of credits graduate students can take each semester is between 9 and 12 credits(full-time students), between 3 and 9 credits(part-time students). However, students can register the maximum 18 credits(full-time students), 12 credits(part-time students) with an approval of their academic advisor and the head of their department.(with confirmation (signature) of the head of the department next to advisor’s confirmation space)

6. Further information

- Registration : [Undergraduate] Lee, Bongyeo (T.042-350-2366)

[Graduate] Oh, Minjoon (T.042-350-2367)

- Make-up Course Registration : Lee, Seonsup (T.042-350-2365)

The Academic Registrar's Team

2014 Spring Semester Add/Drop Period

1. ADD/drop Period : Monday, March 3, 2014 ～ Friday, March 14, 2014

2. The registration system opens from 12:30 on March 3 to 23:59 on March 14 (Students can register at Portal)

3. How to : Connect to Portal(http://Portal.kaist.ac.kr)

->Add new classes or drop/change classes

4. Procedure

* Log on to Portal(http://portal.kaist.ac.kr) with your Portal ID and Password

* Access to 'Academic system' on Hot Menu

* Check the courses and syllabuses offered for Spring session

: Portal->Academic system-> Class Enrolment -> Course Registration

* Add Courses with ‘Application’ button or Drop the courses with ‘Delete’ button

* Click ‘Print’ button and print out ‘Course Add/Drop Application’

* Get the signature from your adviser on the form of add or drop

* Submit it to the office of your department.

(If your major is not decided yet, submit it to the Academic Registrar's Team)

5. Matters to be attended to

A. The removal of [Completion] button

- Instead of [Completion] button, [Print] button has the checking function of minimum requirement credits per semester.

- Period to add/drop courses, students can register courses and print it out at any time.

- If the applied credits are under the minimum requirement credits, (Temp) tag will

be appended at the end of the document title, and it is not a valid document.

ex.) Course Application(Temp)

Please add more courses than minimum requirement credits, then print out the final

version and submit it to the respective departments.

B. Students failing to register for courses on-line for various reasons should

- complete the ‘Add/drop form' [attached files] with Course code, class # , course name, # of credits, make-up class

_ obtain course instructor's signature and confirm with academic advisor

- submit the form to the Academic Registrar's Team (ART) by 18;00 March 14

ART won't accept the Add/drop form after the deadline (March 14 at 6;00 p.m.)

6. Further information

- Registration : [Undergraduate] Lee, Bongyeo (T.042-350-2366)

[Graduate] Oh, Minjoon (T.042-350-2367)

- Make-up Course Registration : Lee, Seonsup (T.042-350-2365)

The Academic Registrar's Team

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Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Minor and Double Major Application (Undergraduate Program)(Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Minor and Double Major Application (Undergraduate Program))

Lee Bong-Yo — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 08:17:30 GMT

Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Minor and Double Major Application (Undergraduate Program)

1. Application Period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 14

2. Eligibility : Current students who have earned 33 credits or more and 98 credits or less (Students who have not declared their major are not eligible; however students in their 4th term may apply for minor/double major along with their major in the beginning of the semester.)

* Students who have not declared their major can still apply for Management Science minor if they have earned 33 credits. (Not applicable to MS double major )

3. Application Procedure :

- Complete the attached minor/major application form

- Obtain signature of your advisor , the head of your department/division, and the head of minor/double major department/division

- Submit the form along with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

4. Minor /Double Major Course Requirements

- Minor : at least 18 credits in major required by the relevant department/division.

(Please refer to the curriculum of the relevant department /division since the course requirements for each department/division vary)

- Double Major: at least 40 credits in major required by the relevant department/division.

(Please refer to the curriculum of the relevant department /division since the course requirements for each department/division vary)

5. Miscellaneous

- Division of management Engineering does not offer minor/double major.

- Students (who have earned at least 99 credits) on leave of absence in spring 2010 or students missing the application period due to the temporary external work assignment will be granted a semester grace period(returning semester).

6. For further questions, please contact The Academic Registrar's Team : (T.042-350-2366)

Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Minor and Double Major Application (Undergraduate Program)

1. Application Period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 14

* Students who have not declared their major can still apply for Management Science minor if they have earned 33 credits. (Not applicable to MS double major )

3. Application Procedure :

- Complete the attached minor/major application form

- Obtain signature of your advisor , the head of your department/division, and the head of minor/double major department/division

- Submit the form along with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

4. Minor /Double Major Course Requirements

- Minor : at least 18 credits in major required by the relevant department/division.

(Please refer to the curriculum of the relevant department /division since the course requirements for each department/division vary)

- Double Major: at least 40 credits in major required by the relevant department/division.

(Please refer to the curriculum of the relevant department /division since the course requirements for each department/division vary)

5. Miscellaneous

- Division of management Engineering does not offer minor/double major.

6. For further questions, please contact The Academic Registrar's Team : (T.042-350-2366)

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Guidelines for Cancellation of 2014 Spring Semester Minor/Double Major Application(Undergraduate program)(Guidelines for Cancellation of 2014 Spring Semester Minor/Double Major Application(Undergraduate program))

Lee Bong-Yo — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 08:16:30 GMT

Guidelines for Cancellation of 2014 Spring Semester Minor/Double Major Application(Undergraduate program)

1. Cancellation period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 28

- Complete the attached minor/major cancellation form

- Obtain signature of your advisor, the head of your department/division, and the head of minor/double major department/division

- Submit the form along with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

(Students expected to graduate 2014 Spring semester who have not fulfilled their minor/double major requirements must cancel within the given period.)

2. Miscellaneous

- In case that students exempted from paying extra tuition fees charged for semesters in excess of eight (four years) cancel their minor/double major application, their exempted extra tuition fees have to be paid by themselves to get the cancellation approved.

3. For further information contact the Academic Registrar's Team (T.042-350-2366)

The Academic Registrar's Team

Guidelines for Cancellation of 2014 Spring Semester Minor/Double Major Application(Undergraduate program)

1. Cancellation period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 28

- Complete the attached minor/major cancellation form

- Obtain signature of your advisor, the head of your department/division, and the head of minor/double major department/division

- Submit the form along with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

(Students expected to graduate 2014 Spring semester who have not fulfilled their minor/double major requirements must cancel within the given period.)

2. Miscellaneous

3. For further information contact the Academic Registrar's Team (T.042-350-2366)

The Academic Registrar's Team

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Introduction to Honor Program(Introduction to Honor Program)

Lee Bong-Yo — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 08:14:28 GMT

Introduction to Honor Program

Honor Program is provided as below for undergraduate students, hoping that many students would participate in it. 1. Honor Program In order to honor an undergraduate student who is qualified with outstanding grades, the student shall be called ‘Honor Student’and able to take the courses of graduate curriculum while being in undergraduate program.

2. Qualification for an Honor Student

If an undergraduate student who is within 6 semesters (include 2014 Spring smester), has earned 81 or more credits and got GPA of 3.7 or above by the immediate past semester shall be recognized as ‘Honor Student’ with recommendations from his/her academic advisor and the head of the department. However, if the student who entered before 2006 but does not past the regular length of time for study in the Bachelor’s Degree Program, isqualified for being an Honor Student(earned 81 or more credits and got GPA of 3.7 or above), this can be applied regardless of ‘the period of enrollment is within 6 semesters.’

3. Benefits 1) The Honor Student can take the course of graduate curriculum with an approval of the faculty in charge of the course, and the earned course credits through this can be added into the total credits for undergraduate graduation. 2) The earned course credits through the Honor Program in undergraduate program can be counted as the course credits of Master’s Degree Program by applying for recognizing the credits within a year of entering the master’s program. However, it is only if the total GPA for undergraduate graduation is 3.7 or above.

4. Application An application for Honor Student and academic records should be submitted into the Academic Registrar’s Team, via recommendations from one’s academic advisor and the head of the department, during a period of registration (Monday, March 3, 2014 ~ Friday, March 14) every semester.

[Attached] Application for Honor Student

Introduction to Honor Program

2. Qualification for an Honor Student

[Attached] Application for Honor Student

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Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Early Graduation Application (Undergraduate program)(Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Early Graduation Application (Undergraduate program))

Lee Bong-Yo — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 07:46:21 GMT

Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Early Graduation Application (Undergraduate program)

1. Application Period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 28

2. Eligibility : Students expected to graduate in Spring 2014 who have completed at least 130 credits with a GPA of 3.0 or better and have attended seven semester or less including leave of absences.

3. Application procedure :

- Complete the attached form (early graduation application for undergraduates)

- Obtain signatures from your academic advisor and the head of your department/division

_ Submit the form with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

4. For more information please contact : The Academic Registrar's Team (T.042-350-2366)

The Academic Registrar's Team

Guidelines for 2014 Spring Semester Early Graduation Application (Undergraduate program)

1. Application Period : Monday, March 3 ～ Friday, March 28

2. Eligibility : Students expected to graduate in Spring 2014 who have completed at least 130 credits with a GPA of 3.0 or better and have attended seven semester or less including leave of absences.

3. Application procedure :

- Complete the attached form (early graduation application for undergraduates)

- Obtain signatures from your academic advisor and the head of your department/division

_ Submit the form with a copy of your transcript to the Academic Registrar's Team

4. For more information please contact : The Academic Registrar's Team (T.042-350-2366)

The Academic Registrar's Team

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[Tutoring] Notification on Recruiting Tutors, 2014 Spring Semester([Tutoring] Notification on Recruiting Tutors, 2014 Spring Semester)

Lee Jungsun — Wed, 12 Feb 2014 07:02:04 GMT

Notification on Recruiting Tutors, 2014 Spring Semester

1. Qualifications of Tutor

• Tutors are selected only from students with strong passion, responsibility and commitment to volunteering.

• Sophomores or upper-class students in the undergraduate program and master's/doctor's candidates with a minimum grade of B+ on the subjects to teach are eligible to tutor.

※ A student who is going to apply for a leave of absence during this spring semester is not eligible to be a tutor.

2. Tutoring Period : during spring semester of 2014 (Mar. 11th ~ Jun. 13th, 2014)

3. Subjects to Teach :

Basic required courses (e.g. Calculus, General Physics, General Chemistry, General Biology, Introduction to Programming) or other subjects tutors can teach.

4. Matters to be Observed

Written Oath	After checking selection result, Tutor should download a form “Promise of a Tutor” from the freshman homepage (http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr) and submit it to the Freshman Administrative Team(#213, E11).
Tutoring Type	1) A Tutor will teach 2 Tutees in a group. 2) 2 hours of tutoring class should be held every week. (except mid & final term exam period) 3) A Tutor should do the following: Concept description, problem solution, giving homework, checking homework. 4) A Tutor should be punctual to his/her tutoring class.
Duty to report every month	1) Tutors should submit a “Tutor's Report” to the Freshman Administrative Team within a due date every month. 2) Submission Due date: Mar. 21st, Apr. 21st, May. 21st, Jun. 13th 3) Forms can be downloaded from the freshman homepage.
Note	If the Tutor's Report form is not submitted regularly, or if a dishonest act is committed, his/her tutoring participation will be discontinued and punished.
Salary	KRW 25,000 per 1 hour
Tutoring Time	Within a range of total 26 hours per 1 subject during fall semester
Volunteer work	Tutors can get the AU or Leadership Mileage instead of a salary (16 hours=1AU / 10 Mileage for 10 hours)
certification	Tutors can get a Tutoring certificate.

5. How to Apply

http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr/ → Login → Program Overview → Tutoring Program → Tutor application → Click "Submit" button after completing the application form

6. Deadline of application : Wednesday, Mar. 5th, 2014

7. Selection criteria : Subject grade and GPA, motivation, responsibility etc. will be considered.

8. Note : 1) Selection result will be individually notified from Mar. 11th.

(An email will be sent to the email address written in the application form.)

2) Not all tutor applicants would be assigned to tutees when applicants are too many.

Freshman Administrative Team

Notification on Recruiting Tutors, 2014 Spring Semester

1. Qualifications of Tutor

• Tutors are selected only from students with strong passion, responsibility and commitment to volunteering.

• Sophomores or upper-class students in the undergraduate program and master's/doctor's candidates with a minimum grade of B+ on the subjects to teach are eligible to tutor.

※ A student who is going to apply for a leave of absence during this spring semester is not eligible to be a tutor.

2. Tutoring Period : during spring semester of 2014 (Mar. 11th ~ Jun. 13th, 2014)

3. Subjects to Teach :

Basic required courses (e.g. Calculus, General Physics, General Chemistry, General Biology, Introduction to Programming) or other subjects tutors can teach.

4. Matters to be Observed

Written Oath	After checking selection result, Tutor should download a form “Promise of a Tutor” from the freshman homepage (http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr) and submit it to the Freshman Administrative Team(#213, E11).
Tutoring Type	1) A Tutor will teach 2 Tutees in a group. 2) 2 hours of tutoring class should be held every week. (except mid & final term exam period) 3) A Tutor should do the following: Concept description, problem solution, giving homework, checking homework. 4) A Tutor should be punctual to his/her tutoring class.
Duty to report every month	1) Tutors should submit a “Tutor's Report” to the Freshman Administrative Team within a due date every month. 2) Submission Due date: Mar. 21st, Apr. 21st, May. 21st, Jun. 13th 3) Forms can be downloaded from the freshman homepage.
Note	If the Tutor's Report form is not submitted regularly, or if a dishonest act is committed, his/her tutoring participation will be discontinued and punished.
Salary	KRW 25,000 per 1 hour
Tutoring Time	Within a range of total 26 hours per 1 subject during fall semester
Volunteer work	Tutors can get the AU or Leadership Mileage instead of a salary (16 hours=1AU / 10 Mileage for 10 hours)
certification	Tutors can get a Tutoring certificate.

5. How to Apply

http://freshman.kaist.ac.kr/ → Login → Program Overview → Tutoring Program → Tutor application → Click "Submit" button after completing the application form

6. Deadline of application : Wednesday, Mar. 5th, 2014

7. Selection criteria : Subject grade and GPA, motivation, responsibility etc. will be considered.

8. Note : 1) Selection result will be individually notified from Mar. 11th.

(An email will be sent to the email address written in the application form.)

2) Not all tutor applicants would be assigned to tutees when applicants are too many.

Freshman Administrative Team

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[ KAIST-GCOOP ] The 8th Fruit Co-purchasing([ KAIST-GCOOP ] The 8th Fruit Co-purchasing)

Choi YeongJae — Sun, 09 Feb 2014 23:54:53 GMT

Hello, everyone.

This email is sent by Preparatory Committee of Graduate Students Cooperative(= KAIST-GCOOP Preparatory Committee).

KAIST-GCOOP Preparatory Committee is an organization which aims to found KAIST Graduate Students Cooperative to solve the students’ welfare problems in the way of cooperation among students. The committee has been running a number of fruit co-purchasing projects and also pursuing to extend projects to students’ needs such as KAIST brand shop.

This time, we have prepared the 8th fruit co-purchasing.

Line-up	Details of product	Price	Limited quantities
Organic Strawberries	750g	11,000 won	500 boxes
Low-pesticide Pears	7.5kg (about 13 pears)	35,000 won	10 boxes
Low-pesticide Apples	5kg (about 20 apples)	26,500 won	10 boxes
Low-pesticide Hallabongs(Bulk)	5kg (21~30 hallabongs)	21,500 won	20 boxes
Redhyangs(Bulk)	5kg (26~35 redhyangs)	34,000 won	40 boxes

In here, ‘Bulk’ means normal package with more quantity for household consumption (not for gift).

Web site for detail product information and placing an order:

http://gcshop.kaist.ac.kr

Facebook page for KAIST-GCOOP:

https://www.facebook.com/KAISTGCoop

[ Preparation process scheduled and conducted so far for founding KAIST-GCOOP ]

- Jun, 2013 : Conducting a survey for students’ fruit need in KAIST

- Jun, 2013 : Establishment of KAIST-GCOOP Preparatory Committee

- Jul, 2013 : 1st fruit co-purchasing

- Aug, 2013 : 2nd fruit co-purchasing

- Aug, 2013 : Meeting with KAIST student affairs’ team about the support for founding KAIST-GCOOP

- Sep, 2013 : 3rd fruit co-purchasing

- Oct, 2013 : Conducting a survey for purchasers’ satisfaction regarding three times of the past fruit co-purchasing

- Dec, 2013 : 4th and 5th fruit co-purchasing

- Jan, 2014 : 6th and 7th fruit co-purchasing

- Feb, 2014 : 8th fruit co-purchasing

* Mar, 2014 : Be scheduled to introduce ‘Shopping mall solution’

* Mar, 2014 : Be scheduled to recruit preparatory cooperative members/establishment assenters

* Apr, 2014 : Be scheduled to found KAIST-GCOOP (Not preparatory committee any more) and recruit cooperative members

Hello, everyone.

This email is sent by Preparatory Committee of Graduate Students Cooperative(= KAIST-GCOOP Preparatory Committee).

This time, we have prepared the 8th fruit co-purchasing.

Line-up	Details of product	Price	Limited quantities
Organic Strawberries	750g	11,000 won	500 boxes
Low-pesticide Pears	7.5kg (about 13 pears)	35,000 won	10 boxes
Low-pesticide Apples	5kg (about 20 apples)	26,500 won	10 boxes
Low-pesticide Hallabongs(Bulk)	5kg (21~30 hallabongs)	21,500 won	20 boxes
Redhyangs(Bulk)	5kg (26~35 redhyangs)	34,000 won	40 boxes

In here, ‘Bulk’ means normal package with more quantity for household consumption (not for gift).

Web site for detail product information and placing an order:

http://gcshop.kaist.ac.kr

Facebook page for KAIST-GCOOP:

https://www.facebook.com/KAISTGCoop

[ Preparation process scheduled and conducted so far for founding KAIST-GCOOP ]

- Jun, 2013 : Conducting a survey for students’ fruit need in KAIST

- Jun, 2013 : Establishment of KAIST-GCOOP Preparatory Committee

- Jul, 2013 : 1st fruit co-purchasing

- Aug, 2013 : 2nd fruit co-purchasing

- Aug, 2013 : Meeting with KAIST student affairs’ team about the support for founding KAIST-GCOOP

- Sep, 2013 : 3rd fruit co-purchasing

- Oct, 2013 : Conducting a survey for purchasers’ satisfaction regarding three times of the past fruit co-purchasing

- Dec, 2013 : 4th and 5th fruit co-purchasing

- Jan, 2014 : 6th and 7th fruit co-purchasing

- Feb, 2014 : 8th fruit co-purchasing

* Mar, 2014 : Be scheduled to introduce ‘Shopping mall solution’

* Mar, 2014 : Be scheduled to recruit preparatory cooperative members/establishment assenters

* Apr, 2014 : Be scheduled to found KAIST-GCOOP (Not preparatory committee any more) and recruit cooperative members

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Beginning of Korean Classes, 2014-2nd Semester(Beginning of Korean Classes, 2014-2nd Semester)

Lee Jongseok — Fri, 07 Feb 2014 07:29:25 GMT

Language Center is offering the following Korean Classes.

1. Sign up Period: Feb. 10 to Feb. 28, 2014

2. How to Sign up: http://lang2.kaist.ac.kr/english/enrollment.asp

3. Academic Period: March 10 to April 10, 2014

4. Classes
1) Speaking: Beginner to Advanced, Mon/Wed/Thu, 7 to 9 pm
2) Prep for TOPIK: Level 1 to Level 3, Mon/Wed/Thu, 7 to 9 pm

5. Information and Contact

- See the attached file to get more information

- Tel. 350-8738, jongseok@kais.ac.kr

https://lang.kaist.ac.kr/pages/view/sub01_04?lang=en

Language Center is offering the following Korean Classes.

1. Sign up Period: Feb. 10 to Feb. 28, 2014

2. How to Sign up: http://lang2.kaist.ac.kr/english/enrollment.asp

3. Academic Period: March 10 to April 10, 2014

4. Classes
1) Speaking: Beginner to Advanced, Mon/Wed/Thu, 7 to 9 pm
2) Prep for TOPIK: Level 1 to Level 3, Mon/Wed/Thu, 7 to 9 pm

5. Information and Contact

- See the attached file to get more information

- Tel. 350-8738, jongseok@kais.ac.kr

https://lang.kaist.ac.kr/pages/view/sub01_04?lang=en

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Notice Regarding the 2014 Commencement Ceremony (for graduates)(Notice Regarding the 2014 Commencement Ceremony (for graduates))

Cho Jae-Young — Fri, 07 Feb 2014 04:31:54 GMT

Notice Regarding the 2014 Commencement Ceremony (for graduates)

1. Date/time : 2 p.m., Friday, Feb. 21 , 2014

2. Venue : KAIST Ryu Keun-Chul Sports Complex (N3)

3. Notes for participants

A. Graduates

1) Please note the ceremony starts at 12:30 p.m. and concludes at 4:30 p.m., and graduates will not be allowed to leave early.

※ Only graduates who have notified their intended attendance at the ceremony to the department office will be allowed to receive their degrees on the platform. The other graduates can pick up their degrees at the department office after the ceremony.

2) Graduates are required to arrive at the waiting area between 12:30∼13:00 p.m., report attendance to the person-in-charge at the site and get ready to enter the arena. (Graduates who fail to report attendance are not allowed to receive their degrees on the platform.)

Waiting area ->B.S : Main Auditorium(E15), M.S : Chung Mun Sul Building (E16), Ph.D : A/V Lecture Hall (N4)

※ After receiving the degree on the platform, please return to your seats. (Leaving early is not allowed.)

3) Students who have not submitted the Statement of Liquidation are requested to submit it to the Student Affairs Team or when renting the graduation cap and gown.

※ All graduates are required to submit the Statement of Liquidation without fail before graduation.

4) Graduation Cap & Gown Pick-up & Return

- Rental period : Tuesday, Feb. 18, ∼ Thursday, Feb. 20, 10:00 ∼ 17:00

- Period for returning graduation gown: Friday, Feb. 21 ∼ Saturday, Feb. 22, 12:00

- Place for graduation gown pick-up/return : 2nd floor of the Undergraduate Student Center (N12) (the building where a school store is located/ next to the laundry)

- Graduation cap & gown rental fee : KRW 10,000

- Account for rental fee deposit : Korea Post 3 1 2 5 1 2 – 0 1 – 0 0 0 0 1 5

(Account holder : KAIST)

- Rental fee payment period : Monday, Feb. 17 ∼ Thursday, Feb. 20

※ The rental fee should be deposited in the name of the graduate.

※ Please be sure to submit the deposit slip or deposit confirmation note when picking up the graduation gown.

※ Graduation cap and gown rental service is not available on the commencement day.

B. Families of Graduates

- Families and friends are requested to arrive at the arena by 1:30 p.m. and cheer graduates when they enter the arena.

※ Please note that admission tickets are required for entrance to the venue and a maximum of 2 persons may accompany a graduate.

- Those who cannot enter the venue will be able to watch the ceremony on a screen at the Main Auditorium (E15).

- Admission tickets for families and friends will be distributed when graduates pick up the graduation gown.

[Inquiries concerning the Commencement Ceremony] Student Affairs Team Ext. 2161 ∼ 2165

Notice Regarding the 2014 Commencement Ceremony (for graduates)

1. Date/time : 2 p.m., Friday, Feb. 21 , 2014

2. Venue : KAIST Ryu Keun-Chul Sports Complex (N3)

3. Notes for participants

A. Graduates

1) Please note the ceremony starts at 12:30 p.m. and concludes at 4:30 p.m., and graduates will not be allowed to leave early.

Waiting area ->B.S : Main Auditorium(E15), M.S : Chung Mun Sul Building (E16), Ph.D : A/V Lecture Hall (N4)

※ After receiving the degree on the platform, please return to your seats. (Leaving early is not allowed.)

3) Students who have not submitted the Statement of Liquidation are requested to submit it to the Student Affairs Team or when renting the graduation cap and gown.

※ All graduates are required to submit the Statement of Liquidation without fail before graduation.

4) Graduation Cap & Gown Pick-up & Return

- Rental period : Tuesday, Feb. 18, ∼ Thursday, Feb. 20, 10:00 ∼ 17:00

- Period for returning graduation gown: Friday, Feb. 21 ∼ Saturday, Feb. 22, 12:00

- Place for graduation gown pick-up/return : 2nd floor of the Undergraduate Student Center (N12) (the building where a school store is located/ next to the laundry)

- Graduation cap & gown rental fee : KRW 10,000

- Account for rental fee deposit : Korea Post 3 1 2 5 1 2 – 0 1 – 0 0 0 0 1 5

(Account holder : KAIST)

- Rental fee payment period : Monday, Feb. 17 ∼ Thursday, Feb. 20

※ The rental fee should be deposited in the name of the graduate.

※ Please be sure to submit the deposit slip or deposit confirmation note when picking up the graduation gown.

※ Graduation cap and gown rental service is not available on the commencement day.

B. Families of Graduates

- Families and friends are requested to arrive at the arena by 1:30 p.m. and cheer graduates when they enter the arena.

※ Please note that admission tickets are required for entrance to the venue and a maximum of 2 persons may accompany a graduate.

- Those who cannot enter the venue will be able to watch the ceremony on a screen at the Main Auditorium (E15).

- Admission tickets for families and friends will be distributed when graduates pick up the graduation gown.

[Inquiries concerning the Commencement Ceremony] Student Affairs Team Ext. 2161 ∼ 2165

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2014 Fall Semester KAIST Exchange Program and GE3 Program(2014 Fall Semester KAIST Exchange Program and GE3 Program)

Im Jiyoon — Fri, 07 Feb 2014 01:02:12 GMT

International Relations Team (IRT) announces KAIST Exchange Programs with partner universities and GE3 program for 2014 Fall semester as attachments. Students who are interested in this program can apply to IRT no later than 4pm Friday, February 14, 2014.

Attachment 1: 2014 Fall Semester KAIST Exchange Program Announcement

Attachment 2: 2014 Fall Exchange Partner University List_Exchange Program

Attachment 3: 2014 Fall Exchange University List_GE3 Program

Attachment 4: Exchange Student Application Form and Study Plan(Essay) Form

Guideline is uploaded as well.

* Inquires: International Relations Team (T. 2437, 2442, irt@kaist.ac.kr)

International Relations Team

Attachment 1: 2014 Fall Semester KAIST Exchange Program Announcement

Attachment 2: 2014 Fall Exchange Partner University List_Exchange Program

Attachment 3: 2014 Fall Exchange University List_GE3 Program

Attachment 4: Exchange Student Application Form and Study Plan(Essay) Form

Guideline is uploaded as well.

* Inquires: International Relations Team (T. 2437, 2442, irt@kaist.ac.kr)

International Relations Team

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[Reminder] 2014 Fall Exchange Program Information Session([Reminder] 2014 Fall Exchange Program Information Session)

Im Jiyoon — Wed, 05 Feb 2014 06:27:28 GMT

This is to notify the students that there will be an information session for 2014 Fall exchange program on February 6th(15:00~) at the International Center(W2-1) as below.

- Below-

Date/Time: February 6th(Thur.), 15:00~

Place: W2-1 International Center, Multi-purpose Hall (Room 101)

Program:

- Application Process & Requirements (30`, in Korean)

- Partner University Presentations by students who participated in the 2012 fall semester exchange program (30`, in Korean)

- Application Process & Requirements for international students (30`, in English / * this session will start at 16:30)

Inquiries: (042) 350-2437, 2442

This is to notify the students that there will be an information session for 2014 Fall exchange program on February 6th(15:00~) at the International Center(W2-1) as below.

- Below-

Date/Time: February 6th(Thur.), 15:00~

Place: W2-1 International Center, Multi-purpose Hall (Room 101)

Program:

- Application Process & Requirements (30`, in Korean)

- Partner University Presentations by students who participated in the 2012 fall semester exchange program (30`, in Korean)

- Application Process & Requirements for international students (30`, in English / * this session will start at 16:30)

Inquiries: (042) 350-2437, 2442

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[Event] The TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond NOW([Event] The TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond NOW)

HyangLan Yoon — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 01:35:09 GMT

The TEDxKAIST will hold the “TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond NOW” on February 15 as part of a series of TEDxKAIST Salon events which have been taking place under the common theme of “NOW.”

Followed by the successful holding of “TEDxKAISTSalon: Right Now” in November 2013, participants will engage in discussion on another topic, “Beyond Now,” at the upcoming event.

“The future is already here. It’s just unevenly distributed” by William F. Gibson

The future is not a product of the passing of the time, but it may be those unknown aspects of life that ultimately shapes who we are.

As the Windows from Microsoft catalyzed the popularization of personal computers and iPhone from Apple integrated smartphones into everyday life, the future begins as soon as we start to acknowledge its unique importance.

In the second part of the “TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond NOW,” we plan on discussing our future with three extremely exciting speakers. Focus will be placed on the impact of smart devices on our lives and its integration into our lives.

The key point for discussion is asking ourselves what the future will transpire “Beyond NOW.”

Details of the event follow below:

Date & Time: Saturday, February 15^th, 2014 @ 2:00 pm
Location: 1F Multipurpose Auditorium #117, IT Convergence Building (N1), KAIST
Registration: By February 11, 2014 at the TEDxKAIST homepage (TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond Now--Apply Tab)
Fee: KRW 5,000 won

* English subtitles will be provided for non-Koreans.

The TEDxKAIST will hold the “TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond NOW” on February 15 as part of a series of TEDxKAIST Salon events which have been taking place under the common theme of “NOW.”

Followed by the successful holding of “TEDxKAISTSalon: Right Now” in November 2013, participants will engage in discussion on another topic, “Beyond Now,” at the upcoming event.

“The future is already here. It’s just unevenly distributed” by William F. Gibson

The future is not a product of the passing of the time, but it may be those unknown aspects of life that ultimately shapes who we are.

The key point for discussion is asking ourselves what the future will transpire “Beyond NOW.”

Details of the event follow below:

Date & Time: Saturday, February 15^th, 2014 @ 2:00 pm
Location: 1F Multipurpose Auditorium #117, IT Convergence Building (N1), KAIST
Registration: By February 11, 2014 at the TEDxKAIST homepage (TEDxKAISTSalon: Beyond Now--Apply Tab)
Fee: KRW 5,000 won

* English subtitles will be provided for non-Koreans.

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