NewsLetter Vol.3 (Mar 2015)

Global Students Mentoring Forum (Vol.3.
March 2015)
3rd Edition Mar 2015
I. GSMF Introduction
Table
Table of
of Contents
Contents
I. GSMF Introduction
II. News from February
- GSMF SKI CAMP
III. GSMF Founders Interview
IV. Meet the Interview team
V. Dokdo island
Proverb
Proverb for
for Today
Today
A bird sitting on a tree is
never afraid of the branch
breaking, because her trust is
not on the branch but on
its own wings. Always
believe in yourself
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- What is Global Student Mentoring Forum?

This is a forum made up of highly intelligent
and creative foreign students from different parts
of the world currently studying in Korean
Universities. The association was formed by
Professor Chung Tai Myoung ( ) of
the department of in
(Sungkyunkwan University). The aim of GSMF is
to create a leveling platform for international
students to get together at least once a month,
learn about themselves as well as the different
sponsors of the forum who take turns to host
the monthly general meetings. During the
general meetings, GSMF students are given a
tour of the host company, treated to sumptuous
dinners, students also learn about the activities
of host companies as well as internship
opportunities. The second section of the
meeting is learning about different cultures of
some students as well as familiarizing with
upcoming events of GSMF.
GSMF has successfully maintained winter and
summer camps where about 30 to 50 students
are selected to participate for free. Such camps
are usually a 2 nights three days trip and the
students including some mentors use such events
to unwind and get to know each other better.
GSMF has a strong tradition of giving out
various captivating gifts to all students present
during general meetings courtesy of sponsors
and mentors.
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The average attendance rate of every meeting is
about 120 students.
GSMF also organizes extracurricular activities such as
rural volunteer programs, K-live shows and dinners.
Other events such as sport activities, field trips, essay
writing competitions just to mention a few are part
of the 2015 upcoming events that the forum has
laid out for its loyal and well deserving members.
During summer and winter vacations, Curriculum
Vitaes are accepted from different GSMF students
who wish to take part in internship programs. The
documents are then forwarded to GSMF sponsor
companies depending on the choice of the
applicants. If they are lucky, such students are
selected to work as interns for eight weeks. There
undoubtedly are pressing needs for GSMF to improve
the number of students who are taken in as interns
biannually because, currently the numbers are a far
cry from what it should be considering the number
of dedicated and smart GSMF students who apply
for internship positions.
Upcoming
Upcoming Events
Events
The 15th
GSMF Forum
DATE: Apr. 3rd(FRI) 2015
TIME: At 5:30pm
PLACE:
GSMF continues to enjoy the undivided and

unending support of its wonderful sponsors and
mentors who contribute immensely to the successful
and smooth running of the forum. Sponsors of
GSMF includes but are not limited to, S-Oil Science
Prodigy and Culture Foundation, Naver, Kakao,
AhnLab, Kt Powertel, SK Planet, Korea Information
Society Agency (KISA), Lotte Data Communication,
Eastern CNI, Samsung SDS and Nexon Corporation.
The forum also has dedicated and highly supportive
mentors and contributors such as :
, :
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at Sungkyunkwan University.
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II. NEWS from February
GSMF STUDENTS GETS TREATED TO

A SUPERB 2015 WINTER SKI CAMP AT PHOENIX PARK
By Mgbemeje Esther
(CBNU)
Koreans usually think of Christmas whenever they experience the first snow of the year but after the
Christmas period is over, they are engulfed with the feeling of a ski and snowboard experience
offered by high standard ski camps. Every year, GSMF students are given the opportunity to enjoy
two wonderful camp experiences during winter and summer periods and this year was no exception.
The 2015 GSMF winter Ski camp was held at Phoenix Park from 8th to 10th of February. A total of
thirty eight students were treated to an all-expense paid fun packed two night three days ski and
snowboard event thanks to the wonderful sponsors of the forum.
Majority of the students arrived the park
before 12pm on the first day and they
were immediately issued their name tags,
GSMF hoodies, food and elevator tags
before heading out for lunch. Phoenix Park
was filled with over 500 ski and snow
board lovers comprising of families,
individuals and groups who came to have
fun. The food court had the options of
either ordering from the side food stores
or eating the food provided by the parks
cooks for those who included meals in
their payment package. After lunch, all
GSMF participants reported back to the
groups assigned meeting venue where the
GSMF volunteer staffs with the supervision
of Mrs. Lee helped the attendees get their
ski and snow board gears. You could tell
from the heavy smiles on the faces of participants that they were really excited to go make
wonderful memories with friends out in the snow. Once everyone
geared up, they were divided into five groups with volunteer
translators who helped the park instructors teach participants how
to ski and snow board. It was very cold and few students went
back to their rooms after some minutes but majority of the
students were having so much fun that the cold did not matter.
It was really amazing that 90% of the
or snow boarded before in their lives.
enthusiastic and willing to learn the
sports. Though the time for skiing and
members had never skied

It made them even more
skills and tricks of both
snowboarding for the first
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day was two hours, many students headed back outside after diner to continue practicing.
Professor Chung and Professor Park were also at the
winter camp and I must say they really did spice up
the event. After dinner and a little resting time, all
GSMF members and professors reassembled at the
seminar room for the evening activities. Professor
Chung gave the welcome speech and also some words
of advice to everyone present after which, one of the
committee
leaders
Esther
gave
an
interactive
presentation about perception to help kick start the
evening activities. It was really nice to see members
listen and contribute to the topic and immediately after
the discussions, the game night started.
Sujin and
Esther randomly divided everyone including professors
into four teams namely Team G, S, M, F then, a team
of Bangladesh, Pakistan and Indian friends led by Imrose introduced the first game for the evening
called Kabbadi. It is a very popular and interesting game enjoyed by family and friends. It is usually
played by two teams consisting of about 4 to 7 persons in each team competing for the team which
can successfully go over to the rivals side while continuously chanting Kabbadi in a single breath,
touch any person in the rival team and successfully cross back to their own side without being held
back in the rival teams court. The point distribution system was 400 points for 1st position, 300points
for 2nd position , 200 points for 3rd position and a hundred points for the fourth position per game.
Also additional 50 points was given to the most cheerful and organized teams respectively.
After the Kabbadi game, a catch ball game was
played. This game was very fascinating as the final
rounds saw the competitive nature of the guys come
to light as they tried to make sure their teams got
the highest points. Lastly, a Korean traditional game
called Yutnori was played. This I must say was a nice
way to round off the game competition session as
everyone enjoyed the game and teams saw their
victories taken away from them just as they were
about to reach the final stage. It was fun and Team
G won the overall game competition.
After everyone rested for a bit, Professor Chung took students to enjoy Karaoke and bowling at a
plaza located very close to the park. He also ensured that refreshments such as drinks and snacks
were provided. Students and Professor Chung sang and danced to different songs after which, some
persons who wanted to go bowling went to the
bowling session to have more fun. Thanks to the five
mission tasks that was dished out to attendees before
they left their homes for the park, a great number of
pictures was taken at every point of each event by so
many students. Karaoke and bowling came to an end
around 1.30am and everyone chatted, teased and
laughed as they strolled back to their rooms to call it
a day.
As expected, many students did not bother waking up
early for breakfast the next day however by lunch time
they were up and ready to go have another captivating experience. This time, they had longer hours
to ski and snow board and they did justice to the freedom given to them. On the second day many
students who could not ski or snow board before coming to the park, where getting their acts right.
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Also, some students in a bid to challenge themselves abandoned the beginners track for a more
difficult intermediate and professional track. At about 2pm, everyone gathered at the top of the
highest mountain called Mount Blanc with the help of the cable cars for a group picture which by
the way, was one of the mission tasks given to participants. After taking so many nice pictures with
the beautiful scenery of Mount Blanc, a few students snow boarded and skied from the top all the
way down to the beginners level while the remaining students returned using the cable cars.
After dinner that night, some persons used their free time for more skiing and snowboarding some
used theirs to bond more with friends by chatting and drinking while some others played cards with
their roomies while taking pictures, chatting and cracking up with jokes. Everyone was undoubtedly
having a great time and by 9.30pm, they were all treated to pizza, chicken and cola thanks to
Professor Chung.
The last day of the camp saw many students sad to leave the fun they were having behind at the
park hence they ensured they stayed till the camps rental shops were about closing by 5pm before
turning in their gears. A few others decided they had had more than enough fun hence they headed
out a bit earlier using the 11am or 2pm bus. The most intriguing thing was that in just two nights
and three days, people had formed what scientist call covalent bonds amongst themselves and also
the GSMF Facebook page had more than six hundred photos, likes and comments uploaded on it.
One needs no soothsayer to know and agree that the 2015 GSMF WINTER SKI CAMP was a huge
success and I honestly urge students who missed out this time to ensure they partake in the next
GSMF major event which is the 2015 GSMF SUMMER CAMP.
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III. Interview with the Founder of Global student mentoring forum
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE FOUNDER OF

GLOBAL STUDENT MENTORING FORUM (GSMF), SOUTH
KOREA
Written by: Mgbemeje Esther, Tran Quang Nhat, Munkhtsolmon and

Languages: English, Vietnamese, Mongolian and Korean.
Our special guest today has been a faculty member of the School of Information and Communications
at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) in Korea since 1995. He directs the Information Management
Technology Laboratory in his capacity as the Head of Software Department. His areas of expertise are
Information Security, Security & Information Management and Protocols on Next Generation Networks
and Mobile internet.
He worked as a systems manager at Waldner and Co., Oak Brook Illinois
(1984-1987), USA. From 1987-1990, he worked as a scientist in the
Network Technology Department at Bolt Beranek & Newman Labs.,
Cambridge, Massachusetts (1987-1990), USA where his major responsibility
was the design and development of Automated Network Management
systems (ANM).
In 1995, he graduated from Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana
with a Ph.D. degree in Computer Engineering. He has published 10
technical books including a book titled Overview of Internet Security and
more than 500 referred research papers. He has chaired many technical
programs including but not limited to conferences and workshops such as
APNOMS, ICAT, IT21 and UNESCAP conference both at domestic and
international levels amongst others.
He was once the president of Korea Information Processing Society, a
member of the Presidential Advisory Committee on e-government and an expert member of the
Presidential Advisory Committee on Science and Technology in Korea. He also has held other positions
such as senior member of IEEE, evaluation committee member of Ministry of Knowledge and
Economics, The CEO of Silvernet-News, an advisory committee member of several public and private
organizations including Internet Crime Investigation Center of Seoul Public Prosecutor's Office, Financial
Services Commission, National Cyber Security Center, Electronics and Telecommunication Research
Institute, National Information Authority, Samsung Data Systems, SK Telecom etc.
He has been the vice chair of Working Party on Security and Privacy in Digital Economy (formerly
known as Information Security & Privacy), OECD since 2005. He has continuously served as a
moderator in the ministerial meeting of Word Information and Communications Summit (WICS) since
2008, and he has headed the Consortium of Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) which has
over 400 member companies.
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He currently holds strategic positions such as, President of Chief Privacy Officers Forum, board
member of Korea National Information Society Agency, member of Information Strategy Planning
Committee of Korea, news commentator on KBS and a news reporter for Electronic times.
For his tremendous works and achievements, he was given a 2nd degree decoration by the Korean
government in 2007. He also has received other awards from the Prime
Minister of Korea in 2000, the director of National Intelligence Service
in 2001 and from the Chairman of Korea Communications commission
in 2008. He is also married to a very beautiful damsel and has
wonderful kids. With such a profound portfolio, he is undoubtedly an
exemplary role model for both the youths and other citizens.
Q1: Why did you form GSMF forum?

Hi: L do no Gio s thnh lp Din n GSMF?
: GSMF
?
Q: GSMF ?
A: I found that we have over

90,000 foreign students with
no special or well organized
welfare for them. When I was
in the United States, I had no
support from the US
government or citizens. Though
there were few Koreans living
in the same region as I at that
time, the emotional support
was next to nothing. Secondly,
if you observe the global cycle
today, you will notice that the
economic power is gradually
moving from Europe and America to other parts of the world. I believe we should begin to develop
great relationships amongst ourselves and I think that creating a forum where international students
from very diverse background can meet, develop and share ideas together, is a perfect way of
forming this relationship. When the forum was formed, doctor O Yong of S-oil was the chairman of
the forum. That made it easy to obtain funds for the program. Currently GSMF monthly meetings are
held once a month and I must say that we have very enthusiastic and highly supportive team
leaders, members, mentors and sponsors of the group.
p: Ti nhn thy rng c hn 90,000 sinh vin quc t ang hc tp ti Hn Quc nhng khng c mt h tr c bit no
dnh cho sinh vin. Khi ti cn hc M, ti khng nhn c bt k s h tr no t chnh ph M hay ngi a phng.
Ch c mt s t ngi Hn Quc sng cng khu vc ti sinh sng nn s h tr rt l t. Th hai, nhn thy vi vic ton cu
ha ngy nay, sc mnh kinh t ang dn chuyn ng t Chu u v M sang nhng khu vc khc ca th gii. Ti tin rng
chng ta nn bt u bng vic pht trin nhng mi quan h tt gia chng ta v th, ti ngh n vic to ra mt din n
ni cc sinh vin quc t vi nhiu lnh vc khc nhau c th gp mt, trao i kin v pht trin l mt cch hu ch
hnh thnh nhng mi quan h. Khi bt u din n, Tin s O Yong ca S-oil l ch tch ca hi, iu d dng hn
trong vic nhn c qu cho chng trnh. Hin ti, GSMF gp mt mi thng mt ln v ti phi ni rng hin nay chng ta
ang c mt i ng cc bn trng nhm, thnh vin, ngi h tr v cc nh ti tr y nhit huyt v nng
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Q2: What is the current number of GSMF members?

Hi: S thnh vin hin nay ca GSMF l bao nhiu?
: GSMF ?
Q: GSMF ?
A: Korea is not the permanent home for

99% of the students who school here
therefore every year we have students
returning back to their countries after
the end of their programs. With the
inclusion of such students, we currently
have a little over a thousand GSMF
members and over a hundred students
attend the GSMF general monthly
meetings.
p: Hn Quc khng phi l ni an c ca hu
ht 99% sinh vin quc t v th mi nm s c
nhiu sinh vin tr v nc sau khi hon thnh
kha hc. Bao gm nhng sinh vin tng tham
gia, hin nay GSMF c khong hn 1000 thnh vin
v hn 100 thnh vin tham d cc cuc hp hng
thng ca GSMF.

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Q3: What will you like to suggest to GSMF members as regards their stay in
Korea?
Hi: iu g Gio s mong mun cc thnh vin ca GSMF i vi cuc sng Hn Quc?
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Q: GSMF ?
A: First, I would say enjoy your student life here and develop a great relationship with more
international students with this wonderful opportunity.
Secondly, I would say make sure to learn something other than academics while in Korea. Learn
about the Korean history, culture, language and way of life. This aspect is definitely one I did not
fully accomplish while schooling in the States. I did not utilize the opportunity I had to learn about
the culture and way of life of Americans. I taught in Sunday schools however, I strongly believe that,
that was not sufficient enough.
Thirdly, I want to urge all GSMF members and international students in general to design and shape
their future. I believe that we have been chosen as ambassadors for our various countries. Make sure
you plan your future and set the bar very high because when you do, it makes you work twice as
hard as you would normally. Even though you may not achieve 100% of your set goals, you will
achieve at least 95% and that is a superb achievement.
Lastly, I urge everyone to always stay in touch with friends and the GSMF team as a whole even
after returning back to your country. You never can tell who amongst us will become the next
president or minister etc. and he or she might end up needing your services. Currently, we are
keeping in touch with members of the GSMF team through the GSMF monthly newsletters.
p: u tin, ti mun cc bn tn hng cuc sng sinh vin y v pht trin nhng mi quan h tt vi cc sinh vin
quc t khc v y l c hi rt tt lm iu ny.
Th hai, Ti mun cc bn dnh thi gian hc thm nhng iu mi ngoi vic hc trng. Hy tm hiu v lch s ca
Hn Quc, vn ha, ngn ng v cch sng ca ngi bn a. y l iu m ti khng lm khi cn hc M. Ti khng
c c hi tm hiu v vn ha v li sng M. Ti dy trng Cha Nht tuy nhin, iu ny l khng .
Th ba, ti mun thch thc tt c cc thnh vin ca GSMF v sinh vin quc t chung trong vic ln k hoch cho tng lai
ca cc bn. Ti tin tng rng, tt c chng ta u c chn l i s ca cc nc khc nhau. Hy chc chn l cc bn
lp k hoch cho tng lai v hy t mc tiu tht cao v khi bn lm nh th, cc bn s lm vic gp hai ln nhng g
cc bn ang lm hin ti. Thm ch d bn c th khng t c 100% mc tiu ca bn ra nhng t nht cng t
c 95% l mt thnh qu ng trn trng ri.
Cui cng, ti thch thc cc bn gi mi quan h vi nhng ngi bn v cc thnh vin ca GSMF ngay c khi bn v
nc. Chng ta khng th bit c rng ai trong s cc bn c th tr thnh tng thng hay b trng v c th s cn
nhng dch v ca bn. Hin ti, chng ta ang gi lin lc vi cc thnh vin ca GSMF bng th tin tc mi thng.
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Q4: Sir, I observed that the forum currently does not have any permanent
staff why is that so?
Hi: Gio s, em nhn thy rng hin ti th din n khng c bt k nhn vin c nh no, ti sao li nh th?
A: , ?
Q: ?
A: Its simply because I believe that we do not need permanent staff for GSMF. We have graduate
students who volunteer as committee members and corporate staff to help run the program and both
categories of volunteers are supervised by my secretary Mrs. Lee. Secondly, one of our major
supporters will be reducing the financial support we are receiving from them soon and I know that
we need monthly salaries for permanent staff as opposed to free services from student volunteers.
These volunteers are also learning as they render their services and that opportunity will be
completely eliminated if we hire permanent staff.
p: N rt n gin bi v ti tin l chng ta khng cn nhng nhn vin c nh cho GSMF. Chng ta c nhng thnh vin
ban qun tr v nhng ngi tr gip l nhng sinh vin sau i hc tnh nguyn gip thc hin nhng chng trnh
di s gip v gim st ca c Lee.
Th hai l, mt trong nhng nh ti tr ln ca chng ta s ct gim h tr trong thi gian sp ti v lng cho nhng nhn
vin c nh l khng cn thit khi chng ta c th nhn s gip t cc thnh vin tnh nguyn. Hn na, y cng l c
hi cc bn sinh vin c th hc hi v hon thin kh nng ca mnh iu m chng ta khng th c nu chng ta thu
mt nhn vin c nh cho GSMF.
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Q5: Sir, aside from the monthly general meetings, what other events is been
incorporated into the GSMF program?
Hi: Gio s, bn cnh gp mt hng thng, th nhng hot ng no khc c thc hin cng vi hot ng ca GSMF?
A: , GSMF
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Q: , GSMF ?
A: We currently have the yearly volunteer events which started last year. About 35 GSMF students
volunteered for the Korea rural farmers volunteer program that held at Chujeongju-do during last
year summer. The students helped the farmers in weeding, planting, watering of crops just to
mention a few. The program was aired by local television stations. Also last year, we had the k-live
event where students were entertained by hologram performances of various Kpop stars. We also had
the ITU potential plenary meeting at Busan but very few students participated in that. At GSMF, I
ensure that ideas for new events are welcomed so long as, it is not too expensive and it is beneficial
to students. Also all students must not attend all programs because their main aim of coming to
Korea is to study and sometimes, laboratory tasks or classes may not afford the students opportunity
to come for all events.
p: Hin ti chng ta c hot ng tnh nguyn din ra hng nm bt u t nm va ri. 35 thnh vin GSMF tham gia
hot ng tnh nguyn gip cho nhng nng dn vng nng thn Chujeongju ma h va ri. Cc bn gip
trong vic gieo ht, trng cy, ti ncChng trnh tnh nguyn ny c a tin trn cc i truyn hnh a phng.
V trong nm va qua cng c hot ng v cuc sng Hn Quc dnh cho sinh vin m cc bn c thng thc biu
din ba chiu ca nhiu ngi sao Kpop. Chng ta cng tham d phin hp tim nng ITU Busan nhng ch mt s t cc bn
tham d thi. Vi GSMF, ti chc chn rng tng v nhng hot ng mi lun c n nhn nu n khng qu nhiu chi
ph v phc v cho li ch ca sinh vin. V ngoi ra th tt c sinh vin khng cn thit phi tham d tt c cc chng trnh
bi v mc ch chnh ca cc bn Hn Quc l hc v thnh thong nhng cng vic phng th nghim hay cc lp hc c
th khng cho php cc sinh vin tham d nhng hot ng nh vy.
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Q6: Sir, what is your vision for GSMF?

Hi: Tha Gio s, nh hng v tm nhn ca thy i vi GSMF l g vy ?
A: , GSMF ?
Q: GSMF ?
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A: My main vision for the forum is to help GSMF
members complete their programs successfully while
creating a valuable platform for them to come together
and form long lasting relationships with others from
different countries.
p: nh hng chnh ca ti dnh cho din n l c th gip
cc thnh vin ca GSMF hon thnh kha hc mt cch tt nht trong
khi to c sn chi hp l cho tt c cc bn c th gp nhau v
hnh thnh ln nhng mi quan h tt p t cc thnh vin n t
cc quc gia khc nhau.
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Q7: Sir, I would like for us to divert a little,

do you have Vietnamese students in your
laboratory at SKKU?
Hi: Gio s, cu hi ngoi l mt cht, c sinh vin no l ngi Vit
Nam lm vic trong phng th nghim ca Gio s trng SKKU
khng ?
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Q: , ?
A: No, I do not have any Vietnamese students in my laboratory also I do not give special treatment
to any one from any particular country. I take everyone equally but maybe I may give a bit more to
people from Rwanda because I am the special adviser to their president on internet security (laughs)
p: Khng, ti khng c bt k sinh vin Vit Nam no lm vic trong phng th nghim ca ti v hn na ti cng khng
c s i x c bit cho bt k sinh vin n t mt quc gia c th no. Ti xem trng cc bn nh nh au nhng c l ti
c mt cht ch hn i vi cc bn n t Rwanda bi v ti l mt c vn c bit cho tng thng ca cc bn y v
bo mt mng(ci).
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Q8: Currently, we have very low success rates as regards the number of GSMF
students that are currently being accepted by sponsor companies for
internship programs, what are you doing about that?
Hi: Thc t hin nay l t l thnh cng rt thp trong s nhng thnh vin ca GSMF c chp nhn vo cc chng trnh
thc tp ca cc cng ty h tr, vy gii php ca Gio s cho vic ny nh th no?
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Q: GSMF , ?
A: I admit it is partly my fault. I have not been spending as much time as I should in monitoring
GSMF students applications for internship opportunities. Also, there are some challenges in the sense
that, big sponsor companies have lots of internship opportunities but huge selection procedures while
small companies have less selection procedures but very little internship opportunities hence I am left
with mainly medium scale companies. Starting this year, I am going to change the internship
application process for GSMF members. I have directed that a homepage focusing on internship
opportunities where only GSMF students can upload their credentials and sponsor companies can
directly access these credentials and make their choices from what the students have submitted, be
designed.
One of the major limitations in the acceptance of GSMF members for internship opportunities is due
to the fact that, I personally do not know the capacity and intelligence levels of all GSMF students.
Another limitation is due to the fact that, most of these companies prefer long term internship of six
to twelve months compared to the two months internship programs.
I would like to emphasize that just good grades would not make me recommend any one for
internship opportunities. I have to see a combination of excellent grades, high enthusiasm in all given
task, excellent intelligence, prompt and excellent execution of tasks. When I see any GSMF student(s)
that meets all these qualities, I will personally recommend such student(s) to one of our sponsor
companies depending on the student(s) area of expertise. So this
year, we will be focusing on match making internship programs
so as to ensure students get internships in suitable companies in
line with their area of study and expertise.
p: Ti tha nhn y l li ca ti. Ti khng dnh thi gian nn c
cho vic gim st nhng h s ca cc bn sinh vin ca GSMF vi nhng c
hi thc tp. Ngoi ra, c mt thch thc l cc cng ty ln c nhiu c hi
thc tp nhng l c mt qui trnh tuyn chn cng knh trong khi nhng cng
ty nh th c hi thc tp qu t d qui trnh tuyn chn n gin hn do
ti ang ch trng n nhng cng ty c qui m va. Bt u t nm nay, ti
s c mt thay i mi trong phng thc tham gia thc tp cc cng ty. Ti
trc tip to mt trang ch tp trung vo nhng c hi thc tp v cc thnh
vin GSMF c th cp nhp c s d liu v lnh vc hc, kinh nghim, kh nng
v nh hng ca mnh v cc cng ty c th d dng tip cn chn la nhng
ng vin ph hp cho cc c hi thc tp da trn c s d liu ca thnh
vin.
Mt trong nhng hn ch chnh trong vic chp nhn cc thnh vin ca GSMF
cho nhng c hi thc tp l c nhn ti khng bit r mc kh nng ca
tt c cc thnh vin ca GSMF. Ngoi ra mt hn ch khc na l hu ht cc
cng ty cung cp nhng chng trnh thc tp 06 thng hay 01 nm so vi
nhng mong mun ca cc bn l thc tp 02 thng.
Ti mun nhn mnh rng khng ch im s tt th ti c th gii thiu bt k
bn no cho nhng c hi thc tp. Ti phi thy s kt hp ca im s tt, nhit huyt trong tt c nhng cng vic, thng
minh, d on tt v hon thnh kp thi xut sc nhng nhim v ca cc bn c giao. Bt k thnh vin no ca GSMF
hi t cc yu t , ti s c nhn gii thiu nhng sinh vin cho cc cng ty h tr ca chng ta da theo lnh vc
chuyn mn ca sinh vin.
V th, trong nm nay chng ta s tp trung vo vic lin kt nhng c hi thc tp chc chn rng cc thnh vin c th
c c c hi thc tp ph hp vi lnh vc hc v chuyn mn ca thnh vin.
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Q9: Sir we know that

we currently have
heads of various
committees however do
you think we need an
election system where
these leaders can be
changed after a certain
period of time?
Hi: C cn thit thit lp nn mt
h thng chn lc nhng thnh vin
qun tr v thay th sau mt khong
thi gian?
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A: I strongly believe that we do not need an election system. As I mentioned in the beginning
section of this interview, majority of the students studying in Korea return to their countries after
the completion of their programs, GSMF members inclusive. Also, the current leader of various
committees in the forum are highly energetic, enthusiastic and passionate individuals and I believe
that they can execute their tasks perfectly and when they are ready to return back to their countries,
I will want them to nominate someone who they strongly believe can continue the wonderful task
that they have already started.
Another area I want to quickly mention is that we will be inviting more Koreans to the forum
because it is a Global Student Mentoring Forum and not an International Students Mentoring Forum
hence we need to raise the number of Korean participants to 10-20% of our members. Who knows
some of the potential Korean members may end up being heads of some committees.
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An important lesson committee members learn during the course of their tenure is the ability to
work with people from different nationalities and culture. This will go a long way in helping them in
their career life.
p: Ti hon ton tin rng chng ta khng cn mt h thng chn lc. Nh ti cp phn u ca bui phng vn,
hu ht cc sinh vin hc tp Hn Quc s tr v nc sau khi hon thnh kha hc cng nh thnh vin ca GSMF. Hn
na, nhng nhm trng ca cc nhm hin ti l nhng c nhn trn y nng lng, nhit huyt v am m v ti tin rng
cc bn c th hon thnh nhng nhim v mt cch hon ho v khi no cc bn sn sang v nc th c th c nhng
thnh vin khc m cc bn tin tng rng c th tip tc cng vic cc bn khi xng mt cch hon ho.
Mt phng din khc ti mun cp nhanh y l vic mi them nhng sinh vin Hn Quc n vi din n bi v y
l mt din dn sinh vin ton cu ch khng phi ch l din n ca sinh vin quc t Hn Quc do chng ta cn tang
s lng cc sinh vin Hn Quc tham d ln con s 10-20% trong tng s cc thnh vin. Ai bit c mt s sinh vin Hn
Quc tim nng c th tr thnh nhng ngi ng u cc nhm. Mt bi hc quan trng m cc thnh vin qun tr c
th hc c l kh nng lm vic vi nhng thnh vin n t nhng quc gia v vn ha khc nhau. iu ny s gip
cc bn c nhng bc tin trong cng vic sau ny.
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advice to GSMF members
and International
students in general?
Hi: y l cu hi cui cng, Li
khuyn g Gio s mun nhn nh i
vi cc thnh vin ca GSMF ni ring
v cc sinh vin quc t ni chung?
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A: I urge all international students to always aim high and set their dreams very high even though it
may seem too high. I also advice that they capitalize on making global connections and this starts
with interacting and forming long lasting relationships with other students from different countries.
The third advice will be for them to shun procrastination and act now while ensuring that they carry
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every act with great enthusiasm. Lastly, I encourage them to never waste their time because, no
matter how much time they may think they have, time is never enough. I am currently the
chairman of 19 different committees and people always ask me how? My answer is always the
same. I ensure that I use my time well. It is very sad that some persons use only 3 to 4 hours out
of the 24 hours we have in a day, for productive things. It is simple math. If such persons increase
the number of productive hours to say 10 hours a day then, they will achieve more than twice of
what they already are achieving. In life, you will need helpers in form of family, friends, teachers etc.
so ensure you use those opportunities well.
My greatest philosophy is to always enjoy whatever you are doing. If you do not enjoy doing it then
do not do it. By enjoy, I do not mean in the aspect of clubbing, partying, playing with friends etc. I
mean in the sense of having fun while doing what needs to be done in a passionate way because
you will benefit from such a task in the future. Take for instance studying, even though it can be
really stressful, if you are passionate about your course of study then you would never be weighed
down by the stress. During my studies in America, I had huge financial and emotional challenges and
I survived those challenges by always focusing on the
bright future I knew I would have if I completed my
course of study successfully. That and the fact that I loved
my major kept me going and up till this very moment I
have never regretted making such decisions because it has
been wonderful and am grateful for it.
p: Nh ti ni trc y, ti thch thc tt c cc bn sinh vin
quc t hy t cho mnh nhng mc tiu cao v c m tht cao thm
ch n c th qu cao. Ti cng khuyn cc bn nn tng kh nng hnh
thnh nhng lin kt ton cu v bt u vic tng tc v hnh thnh v
duy tr nhng mi quan h lu di vi cc sinh vin n t nhng quc
gia khc nhau. Li khuyn th ba dnh cho cc bn l cc bn ng tr
hon bt k iu g hy hnh ng ngay by gi v m bo rng cc
bn lm bt k iu g vi s am m v nhit huyt. Li khuyn cui
cng l, ti mun cc bn ng lng ph thi gian bi v d c th ngh
nhiu thi gian bn c th c nhng s khng bao gi . Ti hin nay l
ch tch ca 19 hi ng khc nhau v mi ngi lun hi lm cch no
ti c th sp xp c? Cu tr li ca ti lun ging nhau l ti s dng thi gian ca mnh hiu qu. C mt s tht
ng bun l c nhiu ngi ch s dng 3 n 4 gi trong tng s 24 gi h c mi ngy lm nhng cng vic vi nng
sut cao. L mt php tnh n gin, nu nhng ngi c th tng s gi lm vic nng sut cao ln 10 gi mi ngy th
hc c th t c nhng thnh cng gp i nhng g h ang c hin gi. Trong cuc sng bn cn nhng ngi gip
l gia nh, bn b, thy c giov th bn phi chc chn rng bn s dng nhng c hi hiu qu.
Mt trit l ca ti l hy tn hng nhng g bn ang lm. Nu bn khng tn hng th bn khng th lm c. Ch
bng cch tn hng, nhng ti khng m ch l nhng qun bar, tic tng, bn b thu mTi mun m ch l s vui v
trong nhng vic bn cn phi lm theo mt cch am m bi v bn s c c nhng li ch t nhng cng vic trong
tng lai. Hy ly v d v vic hc hnh, thm ch n c th qu p lc, nu bn c s am m vi nhng g bn ang hc
th vic qu p lc khng phi l vn nghim trng. Trong qung thi gian ti hc ti M ti lun gp nhng th thch ln
v chi ph cng nhng nhng cm xc nhng ti vt qua bng cch tin tng tp trung vo tng lai tt hn ti c khi
hon thnh kha hc xut sc. S tht l s yu thch lnh vc ca mnh l ng lc ti bc tip v cho n gi ti cha
bao gi c giy pht no hi hn v nhng g ti lm v l nhng iu tt p v ti bit n v iu .
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III. Introduction of GSMF Interview Team

MEET THE CREATIVE MINDS IN GSMF INTERVIEW TEAM
GSMF interview team members had their first official meeting/interview with the founder of the GSMF
forum on the 11th of February 2015. The team is made up of highly intellectual, knowledgeable and
enthusiastic individuals with great personality. They hold their meetings once every month and they are
saddled with the unique responsibility of conducting all GSMF interviews with sponsor companies,
mentors, professors and students, develop the articles in different languages in a bid to promote cultural
diversity and send the articles to the newsletter team for publishing. All are urged to feel free to interact
and exchange ideas with these special students. At the interview team, we strive on respect and
appreciation for each others talent. New members are always welcome to join the interview team. To
join
the
interview
team,
simply
send
an
email
with
your
basic
details
and
interests
to
gsmfinterviewteam@gmail.com.
Mgbemeje Esther
Country: Nigeria
School: Chonbuk National
University
Major: Energy Engineering
Email:
esthermgbemeje@gmail.com
Hobbies: Research, Meeting
people, Scrabble and
Volley ball.
Motto: Aim higher than you
can actually achieve and
let failure at anything
always be a motivation for
you to work harder.
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Head of GSMF Interview

Committee
Country: Vietnam
School: Gachon University
Major: Chemical &
Biological Engineering
Email:
Tran.nhat147@gmail.com
Hobbies: Movie & Drama,
Cooking, Sport
Motto: "Give first and
receive later"
Country: Mongolia
School: Seoul National
University
E-mail:
mutso_ts@yahoo.com
Hobby:
Books & music
Motto: Well done is better
than well said.
Tran Quang Nhat
Munkhtsolmon
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Country: Bangladesh
University: Chung-Ang
University
Major: Structural
Engineering
Email:
imrose_cuet@live.com
Hobbies: Hearing Music,
Playing Cricket, Writing
Blog, Net Surfing
Motto: Hope for the best,
Preprare for the worst
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GSMF

Imrose Bin Muhit
Country:
Ghana
School
: Hanyang
University
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deryatae08@naver.com
:
www.hanturbada.com
Major:
PhD in Information
Systems.
Email:
ekowhaywood@gmail.com
Hobby; Ski/Snow-boarding
, Basketball, Movie,
Dancing and Travelling
Thomas Haywood
Country: Republic of the

Union of Myanmar
School: ChungAng
University
School: Ewha Womans

University
Email:
alicemuhorakeye@gmail.com
Email:
thidatun091@gmail.com
Country: Rwanda
Hobbies: Watching Korean

drama, Reading
Hobby: Dancing
Motto: Dont live in the
past or future. Try to
live in the present
Alice Muhorakeye
THIDA TUN
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IV. ARTICLE
DOKDO ISLAND
By Mgbemeje Esther (CBNU)
Dokdo Island also known as Takeshima by
Japanese people is a special Island because
of its unique strategic position and high
economic potential. It has an Exclusive
Economic Zone which is home to a variety
of sea plants and animals such as Seaweed,
Kelp, Sea Lions, Abalone, Alaskan Pollock
and hydrate natural gas. It also symbolizes
the colonial rule of Korea by the Japanese
government and up till this day, it brings
mixed reactions to both Koreans and
Japanese anytime the Islands ownership is
been discussed. The claims by Japanese that
the
Island
is
rightfully
theirs
are
continuously met by very strong and stiff resistance from South Koreans who believe that
legitimately have territorial sovereignty over the island given well studied historical evidence.
With the intense heat that discussion of the Island brings, the pertinent question of What
Dokdo Island means for Koreans becomes unavoidable?
There really is no 100% answer to the above question because even though Koreans have
presented a really strong and convincing argument about the topic, some arguments made by
the Japanese government is worth looking into hence they cant be swept under the carpet.
Exploring some historical and cultural claims and evidence made by both parties, one
becomes aware of the fact that Japans claim of sovereignty of the Island is strongly based
on the earliest cognizance of Takeshima which .records show that it started in 1905. Records
show that a Japanese citizen named Nakai Yozaburo wanted to get a ten years lease of
Dokdo Island for Sea Lions hunting purposes. Originally he wanted to seek the permit from
the South Korean government but he was advised against it with argument that the Island
belongs to Japan. This event was followed by the decision to annex the islets of the Island
for military purposes mainly because of the Russo Japanese War, by the Director of the
political Affairs Bureau in Japan, Yamaza Enjiro.
Some Japanese historians argue that Dokdo Island was without any owner in 1905 so Japan
claimed it therefore it is Japans inherent territory.
Unfortunately, these claims are highly contradictory to the 1877 Japan prime ministers
directive which stated that Dokdo Island was not Japanese territory. Another contradiction to
the above claims is that the claims of South Korea as the owner of the Island dates as far
back as the Shilla Dynasty in 512 AD. In 1696, a Korean inspector named Jang Han Sang
mentioned seeing Koreas mountains from Chosuns Ulleungdo Island. In that same year,
Japan surrendered the possession of Ulleungdo Island to Korea after a dispute involving
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Japanese fishermen on the island.
A Korean researcher by name Ms. Yu Mi-Rim discovered

two
Japanese
government
documents namely Ordinance No.
24 of the Prime Ministers Office,
dated
June
6,
1951,
and
Ordinance No. 4 of the Ministry
of Finance, dated February 13
1951 which precisely stated that,
amongst islands adjacent to Japan,
Jejudo, Ulleungdo and Dokdo
(Takeshima) were excluded from
the Japanese governmental and
administrative
authority,
thus
clearly
affirming
that
the
aforementioned islands are not part
of Japans inherent territory.
Some past events have shown that some Koreans take the issue of the Island very seriously.
In 2005, the Japanese Shimane prefecture announcement of a Takeshima Day was met with
huge demonstration and protest by Koreans with some recorded extreme cases of a mother
and son slicing off their own fingers and a man self-immolating himself. These actions are
due to the unreserved passion some Koreans hold towards the issue of Dokdo Island.
Dokdo Island which is viewed by
most Koreans as a key factor of
their existence symbolizes a deep
historical value to them and they
some believe that losing the
Islands sovereignty to Japan is
equivalent to the loss of Koreas
pride because they are convinced
that the Island was annexed from
them by Japan during the colonial
rule (1910-1945) during which
there are strong evidence that
suggests
that
Koreans
ere
inhumanely
treated
by
their
colonial masters.
Secondly, handing over the ownership of the Island to Japan would be seen as giving Japan
a free pass to avoid accepting responsibility for the war crimes they committed and into
avoiding the penalties of their actions towards Koreans. Such action will definitely will be a
bitter and constant reminder of how they surrendered to Japan in 1910 and how helpless
they were to the predicaments that befell them as a result of Japans rule.
Another important aspect of the situation is the economic value of the island which cannot
be under estimated as it consists of the rich natural resources and highly diverse aquatic
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habitat present in the Island. The
huge numbers of hydrate (a
hydrocarbon that is a good
alternative for oil) can help South
Korea develop a strong energy
sector which will boost the
economy if explored. Gaining
territorial sovereignty over Dokdo
will also see Korea having
maritime
and
Jurisdictional
exclusivity as stated in Article 57
of the Preamble of the United
Nations of the Law of the Sea.
Lastly is the strategic location of
Dokdo which lies between Korea, China, Japan and Russia. South Korea is currently making
good use of this advantage in monitoring activities of both Japan and Russia naval forces
through the radar base stationed in the Island.
South Koreans are working hard to make establish a strong presence on the Island. In
August 26, 2012, the Korea Basketball Association held a tournament game with four teams
that consisted of high school players as well as a friendly match with guards of Dokdo
Police Garrison.
Also since 1996, the South Korean military have held a 4-day Island defense exercise drill in
a bid to familiarize themselves with the best strategy to defend the Island in case the need
arises.
Dokdo is one of the
symbols of South Koreas
freedom and pride hence
one cannot help but think
that the acceptance of
Korea as the owner of the
Island by the Japanese
would go a long way in
helping cement the strained
relationship between these
two strong Asia power
house. Lots of awareness is
been raised by Koreans to
help enlighten the public
about the sovereignty of
Dokdo.
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V. GSMF MEMBERS CORNER

- RELFECTION ON THE WINTER CAMP 2015
Hey, I am Cassie popularly known as the strong girl (LOLZ).
Remember me? I cant help but smile each time I see our cute
winter pictures on GSMF Face book page. I miss you guys a
lot and I look forward to seeing you guys more in the near
future. Thank you so much Professor Chung and Professor
Park for giving us the chance to create those sweet memories
with our friends and for participating with us in games, singing
and dancing. I love everyone in GSMF dearly.
Hello everyone, I am Jawad Khan, a PhD Scholar at Kyung-Hee
University. First I would like to say that, I am grateful to all
GSMF's staff for arranging various superb GSMF events such
as; Winter Camp, Summer Camp, New Years party, Social
Activities, volunteer programs etc. to help foreign students
learn and experience the Korean culture and Korea scenery.
This years Winter Ski Camp which held at Phoenix Park for 2
nights and 3days was really enjoyable. I would like to
appreciate all GSMF staff, Professors and fellow GSMF
members. I would like to say special thanks to Miss. Sujin
Kwon, Prof. Tai Chung and Hong Ji Hoon for their help and
kind cooperation to all participants during the winter camp
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GSMF
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GSMF !!!
GSMF
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GSMF !!!
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Hi, I am Imrose Bin Muhit, a student of ChungAng University. Traveling is my
passion and I strongly feel that there really is nothing more comparable to that
unique smell of a beach, the adventure of a new city, the culture and traditions
of others, the flavors of international cuisines and the sound of an unfamiliar
language. Meeting interesting and diverse people around the world, connecting
with them and learning about their view of life has deeply enriched my knowledge
of people all around the world in a way that words cannot express.
GSMF 2015 Winter Camp was an amazing experience. I was opportune to have fun
with lots of foreign friends. Though I had a little mix up for me after I missed
my bus ride to the ski resort, the barrier was immediately resolved with the help
of Sujin Kwon (one of my best friends) who assisted me and ensured I got to the
Ski Resort. I enjoyed Esthers lecture on Perception, the South Asian game
Kabaddi and Korean game Yut-Nori. I also had immeasurable amount of fun at
Karaoke and bowling. Skiing was so adventurous and fun for me I ended up skiing
into the night. In addition, the photo session at the top of the Mount Blanc was
also fun and interesting. It was sad to leave the camp at the end of our stay
because we had to break up our friendship bonding!
Overall, it was one of the best times in Korea for me.
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To help meet the aims and objectives of the forum, a total of six teams
were formed. They are the Forum team, SNS team, Homepage team,
Newsletter team, Interview team and Event planning team. The
functions of the team are self-explanatory and all members of GSMF are
encouraged to join at least one team.
As we begin the New Year 2015, we do hope
great and superb year filled with achievements
to see GSMF move to the next level through
everyone.
Meet the GSMF Founder, Mentors and
Name/ Team / University
that, everyone experiences a

and successes and we hope
the contributions and help of
Committee Members
Name/ Team / University
Senior Mentor
Senior Mentor
S-oil
Former Vice
Science Prodigy and
Chancellor of KAIST
Culture Foundation
minhokang07@gmail.c
umi.cha@dongbu.com
om
Myung Oh
Minho Kang
Founder of GSMF
Senior Mentor
SKKU
International
College of
Coodinator
Information and
World Council on
Technology
Isotopoes (WCI)
tmchung@skku.edu
namho5@hanmail.net
010-3898-0099
Tai Myoung Chung
Nam Ho
GSMF Mentor
GSMF Mentor
CAU
Director CISO of
College of Computer
NAVER Corporation
Engineering
juno@nhn.com
ybkwon@cau.ac.kr
010-7185-530
Yongbin Kwon
Junho Lee
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GSMF Mentor
GSMF Mentor
KKU
Yonsei University
College of Computer
Information and
Engineering
Indurstrial
Engineering
neungsoo@konkuk.ac.
kr
Neungsoo Park
h.park@yonsei.ac.kr
010-3423-7755
Heejun Park
010-6418-5717
GSMF Mentor
KHU
Event Planning Team
College of Computer
Hanyang Unverisity
Engineering
nihat@hanyang.ac.kr
johnhuh@khu.ac.kr
010-2988-0212
010-4551-9418
Eunam Huh
Nihat Khalilzade
Newsletter Team
SNS Team
Sungkyunkwan
ChoongAng University
University
Kim_youngir@naver.co
m
cunguen@naver.com
010-2254-3736
010-5652-9112
Yongir Kim
Chungwon Kim
Interview Team
SNS Team
Chonbuk National
Konkuk University
University
esthemgbemeje@gmail.
leeyingshu@naver.com
com
010-9762-1994
010-5959-0434
Youngsook Lee
Esther Mgbemeje
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SNS Team
Newsletter Team
Choong Ang
Sookmyung Womens
University
University
mjsaitoti@gmail.com
ssu_gwon@naver.com
010-2989-6244
010-4920-5276
James Masikonte
Sujin Kwon
Forum Preparation
Newsletter Team
Team
Yonsei University
SNU
lethuong.ftu@gmail.com
Mr.samy1990@yahoo.c
010-6523-1290
om
010-5281-0426
Samy Mohamed
Cassie Do
Rashad
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GSMF MERIT BOARD

GSMF forum has various extracurricular activities organized occasionally for students hence the
participation of students in these events is highly encouraged. To help boost students
involvement in such events, the GSMF SNS committee came up with a brilliant idea to
accurately record and manage records of all individual participants of GSMF activities. Students
with the highest points will be given preference when it comes to been chosen as participants
for special events such as summer camp,
Winter Ski camps amongst others. Three criterias namely Interpretation, Newsletter contribution
and SNS postings are currently been used to evaluate students contributions and the points for
each criteria are 100, 100 and 50 respectively. We urge all GSMF students to actively
participate in all upcoming GSMF activities.
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Anh Pham
Assem Kozybayeva
Derya Kocabas
Faisal Ahmed
Faraz Akram
Jawad Khan
Mgbemeje Esther
Muhammad Qadir
Munkh Tsolmon
Nihat Khalilzade
Imrose Bin Muhit
Seo Donhyuk
Na Jieun
Sujin Kwon
Sidre Tul Muntaha
Yongir Kim
Cassie Do
Nhat Tran
Abdul Aziz Memon
Anntisiana Wacheke Karie
Interpretation
Newsletter
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
SNS posting
Total Score
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
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150
50
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150
150
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250
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Global Students Mentoring Forum (Vol.3.

3rd Edition Mar 2015

- What is Global Student Mentoring Forum?

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GSMF continues to enjoy the undivided and

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II. NEWS from February

GSMF STUDENTS GETS TREATED TO

members had never skied

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III. Interview with the Founder of Global student mentoring forum

AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE FOUNDER OF

Written by: Mgbemeje Esther, Tran Quang Nhat, Munkhtsolmon and

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Q1: Why did you form GSMF forum?

A: I found that we have over

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Q2: What is the current number of GSMF members?

A: Korea is not the permanent home for

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Q6: Sir, what is your vision for GSMF?

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Q7: Sir, I would like for us to divert a little,

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Q9: Sir we know that

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Q10: Lastly, what is your

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III. Introduction of GSMF Interview Team

Head of GSMF Interview

Tran Quang Nhat

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Imrose Bin Muhit

Country: Republic of the

School: Ewha Womans

Hobbies: Watching Korean

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A Korean researcher by name Ms. Yu Mi-Rim discovered

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V. GSMF MEMBERS CORNER

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that, everyone experiences a

Science Prodigy and

Tai Myoung Chung

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Event Planning Team

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