Valdosta State Establishes Georgia’s First King Sejong Institute

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Valdosta State University is expanding hands-on and global learning opportunities through campus events and new programs. Its Nov. 9–10 Experiential Learning Exposition will showcase student work in areas such as internships, research, study abroad and field placements, while offering guidance for students and campus-community partners and hosting graduate awards and a research discussion with the president. VSU’s first King Sejong Institute in Georgia is building access to Korean language and culture and aims to foster educational and cultural ties between South Georgia and South Korea; its first free online courses filled within a day. The university’s Language and Culture Fair also introduced attendees to the campus’s cultural diversity and study-abroad options. Separately, VSU’s Halloween Haunted Trail raises proceeds for student experiential learning opportunities.

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