Busan Gijang-gun Hosts the 1st Gijang Humanities Empathy Academy Lecture

On the 18th at 7 PM, Jeonggwan Library, Professor Park Sang-mi's 'How to Strengthen Your Mental Muscles'

Busan Gijang-gun will hold the "1st Gijang Humanities Empathy Academy" on the 18th to create a space for communication and empathy through the humanities.

April Humanities Empathy Academy Announcement.

This lecture is the first event of the "2024 Gijang Humanities Empathy Academy" and will be held on the 18th at 7 PM at the Jeonggwan Library Sodubang Children's Theater. Professor Park Sang-mi, a psychological counselor, will be invited to speak on the topic "How to Become Mentally Strong."

Professor Park Sang-mi is a professor in the interdisciplinary graduate program at Hanyang University and is known as the author of works such as ▲Practice is Needed in Relationships ▲What Is the Meaning of My Life ▲Mind, Who Are You? She also has experience as the dean of the psychological therapy education institution "Healing Campus The Gonggam" and has appeared on numerous broadcasts including ▲EBS "Park Sang-mi's Relationship Counseling Center" ▲KBS "Morning Yard" ▲MBN "Dongchimi."

Through this lecture, Professor Park Sang-mi will discuss topics such as empathy and communication methods with others, and will provide guidance on maintaining healthy human relationships and methods for inner healing to the residents.

For more detailed information about the lecture, please refer to the Gijang-gun Lifelong Learning website or contact the Education and Youth Department Lifelong Education Team.

County Governor Jeong Jong-bok said, "I hope this lecture will be an opportunity for residents to improve not only their humanities literacy but also their communication, empathy, and mental healing abilities," and added, "We look forward to the interest and participation of many residents."

The "Gijang Humanities Empathy Academy" is a platform for communication and empathy with residents through the humanities. It is a "humanities-specialized lecture program" promoted by Gijang-gun to improve residents' quality of life through the humanities and to establish a humanities city. By inviting prominent figures from various fields such as culture and arts, history, literature, and philosophy to give lectures, it provides residents with opportunities for new knowledge acquisition and diverse lifelong learning experiences.