Overall RC Events: On- and off-campus programs in which all RC residents participate together
Sports and Leisure Activities
- Cultivates physical and mental discipline, cooperation, and bonding among residents through outdoor sports and leisure away from school.
Experiential Activities
-Acquires knowledge and experiences traditional culture through visits to folk villages and historical sites.
Cultural Activities and Lectures
-Operas, musicals, plays, and guest lectures are held to cultivate artistic and humanities literacy.
Theme Parties
- A representative program where all residents gather to enjoy food with various games and strengthen their bonds.
Group Programs: Group programs based on residential spaces and hobbies
Floor Programs
Residents living on the same floor plan and implement their own meetings, floor orientations, and major cleaning days
Programs for Small Groups (Doongji)
A popular program that shares diverse and fun hobby activities such as culture, sports, cooking, reading, travel, health, debate, crafts, and learning.
Conversation with RA : An activity where RAs of each floor meet with residents individually to offer advice and talk about overall college life
Counseling held at least once per semester
- Helps residents' psychological stability and life adjustment by talking about concerns and difficulties regarding studies, peer relationships, club activities, and career paths.
RC Campaign: Campaigns and contests for the proper life guidance of RC residents
Program implemented at least twice per semester.
- Helps healthy community life by implementing educational contests and campaigns for RC proper life guidance and information.
RC Volunteer Group: An activity to learn about the responsibilities of citizens in a democratic society by practicing sharing
Purpose of Foundation
- Volunteering is a 'responsibility' as a citizen, a 'price' for what I enjoy, and a means for 'growth' as a greater person. It started as a voluntary program of residents in the residential college from the 2nd semester of 2009 to warm the world and practice sharing so that we can become people who can step out into society and enjoy happiness in the future.
Purpose
- Creates an opportunity to make the world beautiful and grow into a member of society through volunteer activities for marginalized neighbors in the local community.
- Aims to get closer to the marginalized classes of society by providing high-quality education to elementary and middle school students with poor family and educational environments.
Selection and Activities
- Recruits applicants among residents living in the RC.
- Plans, operates, and participates together in various volunteer activities at least twice during the semester.
Key Activity Examples
- RC Flea Market
- Local Children's Center
- Social Welfare Institutions
- Local Elementary School
- Rural Volunteer Activities
- Animal Shelter for Abandoned Dogs
