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ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) held Homecoming Event 2022.06.28
Office of International Affairs Views : 5502 Attach ( 0 ) 게시글 내용 ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) held Homecoming Event The Myeongryun ROTC (Head Lieutenant Colonel Myung Hee Lee) successfully held the 22^nd school district homecoming event on June 17^th at the Cho Byeong Doo Hall in 600^th Anniversary Hall. In this event, 24 students in the 58^th cohort, who graduated from SKKU in 2020 and were appointed as officers, performed their duties in front and back of Korea and will be discharged this year, and 15 students in the 60^th cohort who will be leaving for their new post at the end of this month attended. The 59^th cohort (appointed in 2021) who are currently serving in the military, also took personal leave to participate. The 58^th to 60^th cohort were very much looking forward to attending this 2022 ROTC homecoming event because there were no big events for them in the COVID-19 situation during their military life and candidate activities. In particular, the 58^th cohort collected a portion of their monthly salaries so far after being commissioned in 2020 and donated 7 million won to the ‘103 Scholarship Fund’ for junior candidates.

ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) held Homecoming Event 2022.06.28

게시글 내용: ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) held Homecoming Event

The Myeongryun ROTC (Head Lieutenant Colonel Myung Hee Lee) successfully held the 22^nd school district homecoming event on June 17^th at the Cho Byeong Doo Hall in 600^th Anniversary Hall.

In this event, 24 students in the 58^th cohort, who graduated from SKKU in 2020 and were appointed as officers, performed their duties in front and back of Korea and will be discharged this year, and 15 students in the 60^th cohort who will be leaving for their new post at the end of this month attended. The 59^th cohort (appointed in 2021) who are currently serving in the military, also took personal leave to participate.

The 58^th to 60^th cohort were very much looking forward to attending this 2022 ROTC homecoming event because there were no big events for them in the COVID-19 situation during their military life and candidate activities. In particular, the 58^th cohort collected a portion of their monthly salaries so far after being commissioned in 2020 and donated 7 million won to the ‘103 Scholarship Fund’ for junior candidates.

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