MENU
category: Campus News

University signs agreement with South Korean school

Carson-Newman University President J. Randall O’Brien (right) signs an official agreement with Sitae Ryu, vice president of Daegu High School in South Korea.

(Feb. 18, 2016) –Carson-Newman University has signed an agreement with Daegu High School in South Korea. University officials met Thursday on Carson-Newman’s campus with representatives from the Korean school. The memorandum of understanding allows for the opportunity to share cultural and academic assets and opens the door for top sophomore and junior Korean students to attend Carson-Newman in pursuit of English language training.

This year Carson-Newman has some 130 international students from 34 countries studying at the University. Daegu High School is located in Daegu City, which has a population of 2.7 million people.

Previous Post

Carson-Newman's Vickie Butler earns prestigious CASE award

Next Post

Carson-Newman Theatre presents "Walk, Don't Ride!", Feb. 25-26

Related Posts

  • Campus News

    Students to benefit from Carson-Newman, Walters State partnership

    Carson-Newman University and Walters State Community College are partnering to the benefit of students seeking four-year degrees. The two institutions signed articulation agreements covering six programs that will allow for […]

  • Campus News

    Faith leads Eagles football players to “biggest victory”

    Though temperatures pushed toward 90 degrees on Carson-Newman University’s campus, it did little to deter an Aug. 19 gathering at historic Mossy Creek. The assembly witnessed a life-changing event for […]

  • Campus News

    University honors faculty, staff service

    Carson-Newman University honored members of its faculty and staff for their years of service. The recognition came during an Aug. 18 President’s Welcome and Worship event on campus. Pictured left […]