Korean Student Association-Graduate
Welcome to the Korean Student Association-Graduate (KSAG)
1. University of Michigan Established in 1817 as the first public university in the Northwest Territories, and moved to Ann Arbor in 1837 when Michigan became a state, the University of Michigan has been known as one of the most prestigious institutions in the United States. The University has been ranked in the top 20 universities worldwide, and it has one of the world's largest number of living alumni at 500,000 in 2010, including former U.S. President Gerald Ford, 26 Rhodes Scholars, 7 Nobel Prize winners, 116 Olympic medalists, 15 MacArthur Foundation award winners, 22 Pulitzer Prize winners, and Fields Medal winner Stephen Smale. The university has reported its total enrollment of 43,625 in Fall 2014, with 6,771 instructional staff, and 18,986 non-instructional staff members. UM owns the University of Michigan Health System and has one of the largest research expenditures of any American University. Its athletic teams, called the Wolverines, are members of the Big Ten Conference and the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. The athletic program is known for its success in ice hockey and football; the football team plays in Michigan Stadium, also known as "The Big House," one of the largest college football-only stadiums in the world.
2. Korean Student Association - Graduate (KSAG) Korean Student Association - Graduate (KSAG) at the University of Michigan is a nonprofit organization for Korean graduate students, visiting scholars, research fellows and faculty community on campus, which add up to approximately 1000 people, to generate greater interaction within the community and to increase awareness about the Korean culture outside the community. Established in 1988, KSAG has vigorously made its effort over the years, to accomplish the following three main goals: a. To foster and maintain a supportive community of Korean and Korean-American graduate students at the University of Michigan b. To articulate and promote the needs and goals of Korean and Korean-American graduate students at the University of Michigan c. To cultivate a greater awareness of Korean Culture and promote its interrelation with other cultural groups and organizations in the University society
3. KSAG Activities & Events 1) KSAG Website 2) Recruiting information posting and support 3) KSAG Fall Picnic & Welcome Party for New Comers 4) New Year’s Day Celebration (D’duk-kuk Event) 5) Athletic Events In addition, KSAG provides support for a sports club in the KSAG, which participates in external sports event representing KSAG.
4. Supporting KSAG Events and activities of KSAG can be maintained by people’s donation and support. Those who would like to support KSAG can donate by contacting information below: 1) By mailing checks Check Payable To: Korean Student Association Graduate Send To: Juhyeon Kim (KSAG President) 1913 MIntyre St, Ann Arbor, MI, 48105 2) Direct donation through the KSAG Staff members E-mail : ksag.president@umich.edu
2020-2021 Korean Student Association-Graduate (KSAG)
1. Contacts for KSAG President :
ksag.president@umich.edu,
juhyeon@umich.edu (Juhyeon Kim, Electrical and Computer Engineering)
2. KSAG Staff Members
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