The Department of Counseling Psychology and Welfare at Silla University (President Heo Nam-sik) operated the ‘Meeting Program with Seniors and Juniors’ to help students adapt to university life and improve their satisfaction.
The Department of Counseling Psychology and Welfare at Silla University operated a meeting program for seniors and juniors.
The Department of Counseling Psychology and Welfare at Silla University prepared an opportunity for 24th-grade freshmen to meet with senior students, helping the freshmen quickly adapt to university life and providing a chance for interaction between seniors and juniors.
This program consisted of activities where seniors and juniors formed groups and participated together, including a major textbook handover ceremony, deciding group names and conversations, quizzes (such as picture guessing, nationwide singing contest, and twenty questions), exchanging short letters between seniors and juniors, and taking commemorative photos.
In particular, by passing down the major textbooks used by second-year students to their juniors, a natural atmosphere for conversation and interaction was created, receiving great responses from participating students.
A 24th-grade student from the Department of Counseling Psychology and Welfare at Silla University said, “It was a great time to get close to the seniors, and it was the most fun among all the university life adaptation programs I have participated in so far,” adding, “I look forward to my future school life and will attend with a joyful heart.”
Choi Hee-kyung, head of the Department of Counseling Psychology and Welfare, stated, “We believe this program will have a positive impact on adapting to university life and improving satisfaction,” and added, “We will continue to create various programs for interaction among department students so that they can enjoy their university life.”
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