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[SDG 5]5.3.4 women's application in underrepresented subjects

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5.3.4 women's application in underrepresented subjects

[Memorandum of Understanding for the Activation of Female Professionals in Science and Engineering]

Chonnam National University (CNU) signed a tripartite memorandum of understanding with the Gwangju Metropolitan City and the Korea Center for Women in Science, Engineering, and Technology to actively engage in creating an ecosystem for the cultivation and professional growth of female talents in science and engineering in the Gwangju region.
The agreement institutions will also strive to enhance the competitiveness of Gwangju's female human resources, focusing on activating the entry of women professionals in science and engineering into the city's key future strategic industries.

In line with this, the CNU Women in Science and Engineering Support Center (headed by Han Eun-mi) has agreed to take the lead in jointly developing and operating programs for the 'cultivation of female professionals in science and engineering in the Gwangju region.' They will also share information and resources for employment, career, and job support, and create the necessary infrastructure for expansion and growth into companies and institutions.

※ Evidence
- News article: https://today.jnu.ac.kr/WebApp/web/HOM/COM/Board/board.aspx?boardID=146&bbsMode=view&page=34&key=16684

[KEPCO KDN Intern Matching ICT Education]

The Gwangju region's Female Science and Technology Professional Training Group at Chonnam National University (headed by Professor Han Eun-mi of CNU) conducted 'Electric Power ICT Expert Training' with KEPCO KDN Co., Ltd. (CEO Jang Hyun Kim).

The KEPCO KDN-Electric Power ICT Expert Training is a female workforce job creation support project jointly planned with KEPCO KDN since 2018 to expand career development and employment opportunities for women professionals in science and engineering.

※ Evidence
- News article:https://today.jnu.ac.kr/WebApp/web/HOM/COM/Board/board.aspx?boardID=174&bbsMode=view&key=2654

[Employment Special Lecture for Female Professionals in Science and Engineering]

The Gwangju region's Female Science and Technology Professional Training Group (headed by Professor Han Eun-mi of CNU) held a '2022 Employment Special Lecture by Current Professionals' for about 90 female scientists and engineers, including local university students.

The 'Broadening My Field' lecture series featured 'Looking into Global IT Companies' by Lee Kyung-hee, Executive Director of Oracle Korea; 'Drawing Your Career Path: Have Backbone' by Choi Yu-jin, Director of Amazon Korea; and 'IT Security Stories Told by a White Hat Hacker' by Ji Han-byul, Manager at Toss. The 'Solidifying My Field' session involved Q&A responses with the head of the group, Han Eun-mi.

※Evidence
News article: https://today.jnu.ac.kr/WebApp/web/HOM/COM/Board/board.aspx?boardID=174&bbsMode=view&page=38&key=2730

['Region, Feminism, and University Education' Academic Conference]

This is the first academic conference held by the Women's Research Institute at Chonnam National University since renaming itself to the Gender Research Institute, celebrating its 22nd anniversary.

This event was organized to reflect on the necessity and reality of education in gender sensitivity, gender equality, and feminism at local universities and was held concurrently with an online Zoom meeting.

※Evidence
News article:https://today.jnu.ac.kr/WebApp/web/HOM/COM/Board/board.aspx?boardID=174&bbsMode=view&key=2807