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Let's have a good time living in Korea withEKLES!EKLES (Ewha Korea Living Experience Supporters) is a uni. club of Ewha which ismainly about cultural exchange between foreign students and Korean students.Considering the COVID-19, we decided to have a 100% online seminar. BUT thereare some great activities we planned and all you have to do is enjoying them! We are now recruiting exchange students in Ewha who want to make Korean friendsof Ewha and do lots of fun activities that make your living in Korean much moreexciting!We can help you be friends with Ewha students and other exchange students, andhelp you learn different culture and language XD#WHEN? : 7th period every Wednesday (at 5 p.m.)(If you have any class from 5:00 to 6:15 pm, then you cannot apply for theclub.)#How to Apply? : Please download the application file down below, fill in andsend it to [ewhaekles2020@gmail.com]! Until 9/15, Tuesday, 6 p.m. !#Activity period : During 2020-2 Semester#1st seminar : Wednesday, October 7th (before that, you will be contacted byyour mentor).#Entry fee : 5000 WonEKLES pursue the trustworthy relationship between mentor and mentee.We hope y'all show some respect to each other and be on time!Thank you

Hello :)'Ewha Hangeul Assi' is one of Koreanlanguage tutoring cultural exchange clubs in Ewha Womans University. You can make Korean friends from Ewha W university,experience Korean culture and learn Korean from your tutor.If you are interested, please fill out the application form !!https://forms.gle/rak39AZB9uHekpPk9Dead line: September 20thThank you !Best,Ewha Hangeul Assi

Hello,Ewha Global LanguageEducation Office is asking for volunteers as English tutors for speaking at theElounge.Volunteers who contribute aminimum of 12 hours for the entire semester will be rewarded a certificate ofinternship at the end of the semester. Please refer to theinformation below and contact us if interested: elounge@ewha.ac.kr When: From the Thirdweek of September to the Third week of December. (It may changeas the University decides a new rule regarding COVID 19) (Elounge will beclosed during the midterm week and before the final exam.) Due to recent outbreak ofCOVID-19, tutoring sessions will be done via Zoom. Working hours would be from11 am to 6 pm Mon-Fri. Role: Speak 30 minutes persession with a student on speaking activities, TOEFL speaking questions, andinterviews (short training provided). Must fulfill 12 hoursor more of service for the semester. Benefits: Make friendswith Ewha students. Receive Certificate of Internship issued by EwhaWomans University. Exchange cultural knowledge and friendship. Qualifications: Must be ableto volunteer for the entire semester (minimum 12 hours). Must be fluent in English. Must be dedicated and professional as a tutor of theuniversity. Should have an outgoing and friendly personality. If interested, please sendyour picture/resume/and time(s) available (ex: Mon 2-3pm, Thurs 4-6pm, Fri: 11:00-12:00) to elounge@ewha.ac.krWe will then contact you fora short interview. Thank you for yourinterest. EloungeGlobal Language Education Office Ewha Womans UniversityTel : 02-3277-2158 / 2165Fax: 02-3277-3713

As COVID-19 situation has worsened in the past few weeks in Seoul, the on campus Foreigner Registration Card application service will be conducted online.The International Affairs Office would like to advise students to process FRC application online in order to avoid any infections of COVID-19. [Schedule]ClassificationDatesSubmission of Online Application2020. 9. 10.(Thurs) 00:00 ~ 9. 13.(Sun) 23:59Transfer of Fees2020. 9. 10.(Thurs) 00:00 ~ 9. 15.(Tues) 15:00Application Submission to the Immigration Office2020. 9. 16.(Wed) [How to Apply]1. Go on to the website of the Korea Immigration Service Foundation (KISF) (http://kisfvisa.org)2. Select your school and type of service. Type in the contents according to the instructions and attach the required files3. After application submission, transfer the fees to the designated bank account* Fee will be notified after submitting the application* Bank account for Ewha students: KB Bank 878301-01-309445 / Account holder: 안복영(한국이민재단) (Ahn Bok Young, KISF)* You can make a transfer through even if you do not have a bank account in Korea. Please take your passport with you when making a visit to the bank. There can be a transfer fee ranging from 500 to 2,000 won according to the transferring amount* In order to identify the depositor, please input your passport number as the depositor’s name. You can change the depositor’s name when making a transfer with online banking or you can request this to the personnel at the bank.* Application will not be submitted to the immigration office when the fee is not transferred and not confirmed until the deadline of the transfer of fees.* After submitting the documents to the immigration office, KISF will inform applicants of the completion of submission

1. For fall semester of 2020, EwhaWomans University offers both hybrid model(on/off) and onlineonly classes to students. This is to offer classes in effective ways whilecomplying with quarantine guidelines. - Classes with less than 50students and lab classes will be implemented with a hybrid model (on/off). - Theoretical andtheoretical/practice courses with more than 50 students will be implemented viaonline classes throughout the semester. - Mid-term and final examsare conducted in accordance with the school rules and face-to-face exams arerecommended.-Depending on the COVID-19 situation and the level of quarantine, classguidelines may change.※ Ewha Womans University will conduct all classes online during the first twoweeks (9.1~9.11). 2. Students affected or suspected tobe affected with COVID-19 will be exempted from class attendance. ※ Students arriving fromoutside Korea may enter the campus after completing the mandatory 14 dayself-quarantine. ※ If you have any symptoms of COVID-19such as fever, please refrain from entering the school, and if the symptoms getworse, contact the Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention call center(1339) or community health centers.

Dear Students, Warm Greetings from Ewha OIA. We would like to share some interesting Youtube links that will help you to understand Korea more. Visit Korea [Sounds of Korea]https://youtu.be/A5EFduYgF3I [Exploring the City on a longboard]https://youtu.be/AphXQF7GZLA [Visit Museum Kimchikan]https://youtu.be/cTHeezxYv7U ... and more! Imagine your Korea [Rhythm of Vibes, ITZY]https://youtu.be/CTkdkTNgS4U [Feel the Rhythm of KOREA: SEOUL]https://youtu.be/3P1CnWI62Ik [Oddly Satisfying Video: #PatternPressedCandy]https://youtu.be/Ip2qxFtNwL0 [Oddly Satisfying Video #Celadon]https://youtu.be/_tga31y0cc0 [Let us Sketch it out for you! [TravelaWish]https://youtu.be/GIJhwjMZcLA(This is a remote travel project. You can participate until September 4th, 2020) ...and more! Please enjoy :) Best,EWHA OIA

Youtube Channel [Ewha Womans University]https://youtu.be/WffpfO_DG5E [Ewha Spot] Ewha's cultural Spacehttps://youtu.be/1UdZfU0TOXA [Ewha Spot] Ewha's comfort zone, Dormitoryhttps://youtu.be/rABELMiP2nU [Ewha Life] Moanna OST 'How Far I'll Go' Cover by De Ohttps://youtu.be/WdqCZbu_AqA Instagram Ewha Womans University: ewha.w.univ Ewha OIA: ewha.abroad

Social Distancing Level 2 for the Greater Seoul Area (Effective 0:00 of August 19, 2020 For Seoul, Incheon, and Gyeonggi) - Notice from Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (KCDC) Raising the Social Distancing and Disinfection Responding System to Level 2 - Notice from Seoul Metropolitan Government (Link is HERE.)As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Seoul and Gyeonggi recently gradually increases, the “Social Distancing” and Disinfection Responding System will be raised to Level 2 starting on August 16, 2020 (Sun.). [Social Distancing Level 2] ▶ Refrain from unnecessarily going outside, gathering, or using facilities that are used by a mass; comply with the guideline for personal hygiene.▶ Refrain from having a gathering, meeting, or event with more than 50 indoor gathered individuals or 100 outdoor gathered individuals.▶ Hold sports events with no audience.▶ Enforce people to comply with core disinfection rules, such as the prohibition on a gathering, event, or meal service of religious facilities.▶ Restrictions on a gathering at high-risk facilities and enforce them to comply with the disinfection rules.▶ Keep less than 50% of the normal number of guests at national and public indoor facilities.▶ Postpone the opening of schools, kindergartens, and daycare centers with remote classes recommended (decrease the number of students that go to school to one-third).▶ Lower the density of workers at institutions and companies as much as possible through flexible working hours or working from home.▶ Advise the residents of Seoul and Gyeonggi to refrain from traveling to other cities or provinces. ○ (Basic direction) Refrain from havingunnecessary or non-essential gatherings and meetings and using facilities thatare used by a mass; minimize the touch between individuals○ (Region) Seoul, Gyeonggi○ (Period) Two weeks starting on August 16. If the situation does not getimproved after two weeks or before, the level of Disinfection System will bereinforced for the next two weeks.▶ Two weeks of operation where the rangeof facilities that are enforced to comply with disinfection rules are expandedconsidering the people’s receptivity and economic conditions and thecancellation of gatherings and events are strongly recommended.▶ If the situation related to newconfirmed cases get deteriorated, the level of Disinfection System will bereinforced for the next two weeks, ordering high-risk facilities to stopoperation and banning gatherings, meetings, and events. [Facilities Usedby a Mass] ○ (High-riskfacilities) Keep enforcing the pre-existing disinfection rules (restrictions ongatherings), reinforce the rules for some facilities, and add Internet cafes tothe list– (Reinforcing the disinfection rules) Restrict the number of users (maximum 1person per 4㎡) in clubs, bars, and colatecs among the pre-determinedhigh-risk facilities; put additional restrictions on the movement within orbetween the facilities– (Additional designation) Internet cafes will be designated as high-riskfacilities, enforced to comply with disinfection rules (nationwide, starting onAugust 19)– (Reinforced monitoring) Reinforce the control and monitoring of thepre-determined high-risk facilities, including door-to-door sales companies➜ If the disinfection measures are reinforced after twoweeks or before, the high-risk facilities will be enforced to stop operation.○ (Other facilities used by a mass) High-risk facilities like restaurants thatare larger than a certain scale (e.g. larger than 150㎡) should comply with the disinfectionrules Facilities that Should Comply withDisinfection Rules ▴Private educational institutes ▴amusement arcades ▴restaurants that are larger than acertain scale (e.g. larger than 150㎡) ▴water parks ▴religious facilities ▴performance halls ▴indoor wedding halls ▴movie theaters ▴bathhouses saunas ▴indoor sports facilities ▴multi rooms DVD rooms ▴funeral halls --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Core Disinfection Rules Business Owner Manager User ▸ Keep the records of users – Install and use the digital attendance checking system or Place the guest book for handwriting (If the user checks in at the guest book, he or she should write down his or her name and phone number and show the ID card. The personal information should be scrapped after four weeks.) ▸ Business owners and managers should wear a mask. * Except when eating and doing activities in the water ▸ Control the number of users to keep a distance of 2 meters (at least 1 meter) between them ▸ Scan the QR code on the digital attendance checking system or check in at the guest book. (Write down one’s name and phone number correctly at the guest book and show one’s ID card.) ▸ Wear a mask. * Except when eating and doing activities in the water ▸ Keep a distance of 2 meters (at least 1 meter) from other people – As forreligious facilities, gatherings and events including church service, Buddhistceremony, and meal service are banned in Seoul and Gyeonggi and the coredisinfection rules should be followed immediately (starting on August 15)[National Public Facilities, etc.](National and public facilities) Keep less than 50% of the normal number ofguests and focus on operating non-face-to-face service at national and publicindoor facilities➜ If the disinfection measures are reinforced after twoweeks or before due to the deterioration of the situation, the national andpublic indoor facilities will be enforced to stop operation. (Social welfare facilities) Social welfare facilities, including social welfare centers, are recommended to close. Except for essential services such as emergency care (Ministry of Health and Welfare)[Gathering, meeting, event] It is recommended to refrain from holding any private/public gatherings, meetings, and events that invite more than 50 individuals indoors or 100 outdoors. Examples ofgatherings, meetings, and events ▴Examination (examination for service, certificate exam, etc.) ▴exhibition ▴fair ▴briefing session ▴public hearing ▴symposium ▴ceremony ▴wedding ▴alumni reunion ▴social meeting ▴excursion, etc.➜ Participants should wear a mask when a gathering, meeting, or event takes place and strictly comply with disinfection rules, such as keeping a distance of 2 meters (at least 1 meter) between participants.➜ If the disinfection measures are reinforced after two weeks or before due to the deterioration of the situation, administrative banning order of gatherings will be implemented.[Sports Events] Professional sports events (baseball, soccer, golf, etc.) and other national sports events will be held with no audience.[Schools] In cities, guns, and gus where collective infections continue to be generated, the opening of schools is recommended to be postponed or remote classes are recommended to be operated. The rest of the schools in Seoul and Gyeonggi should decrease the density of students to one-third of the normal.[Institutions Companies] Public institutions should ease the density of workers as much as possible (e.g. half of all) through flexible working hours, working from home, staggered hours, and different lunchtime.➜ Private companies are recommended to improve the working environment similar to the level of the public institutions (Ministry of Employment and Labor, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, Ministry of SMEs and Startups, etc.)[Recommendation of Refraining from Movement] The residents of Seoul and Gyeonggi are advised to refrain from traveling to other cities or provinces to prevent the spread of COVID-19. social distancing measures of each level category level 1 (social distancing in daily life) level 2 level 3 goal harmony of disinfection and daily socio-economic life decreasing the number of new confirmed cases to that of level 1 and keeping the tendency block a rapid spread of the infectious disease and recover the control of disinfection network core message do daily economic activities as usual while complying with disinfection rules. refrain from unnecessary going outside gathering or using facilities that are used by a mess in principle, do not engage in any activities except necessary economic socio-economic activities measures gathering, meeting, event permitted * recommended to comply with disinfection rules prohibited for more than 50 individuals indoors and 100 outdoors prohibited for more than 10 individuals sports event with limited number of audience with no audience stop games facilities used by a mess public operation permitted * for some, the operation is stopped or limited if necessary. operation stopped operation stopped private operation permitted * high-risk facilities are ordered to refrain from being operated (and comply with disinfection rules). high-risk facilities stop operation. enforcement of disinfection rules for other facilities (limiting the number of guests per 4㎡) high- and middle-risk facilities stop operation. enforcement of disinfection rules for other facilities (e.g. stopping operation after 9 p.m., considering to stop the operation of underground facilities, etc.) school, kindergarten, daycare center schools open and remote classes are operated. schools open (with the decreased number of students) and remote classes are operated. remote classes are operated or schools are closed. institution, company public minimization of the density of workers through flexible working hours and working from home (e.g. 1/3 of all employees) limiting the number of employees working in the office through flexible working hours and working from home (e.g. 1/2 of all employees) working from home except for the essential number of workers working in the office private practice of flexible working hours, working from home, etc. recommended limitation of the number of working employees in the office through flexible working hours, working from home, etc. recommended working from home except for the essential number of employees working in the office recommended

The main purpose of this program is to minimize any disruption tostudents’ academic progress and allow students to enjoy a new type of “studyabroad” program. This program is designed to allow Korean students who arerequired to stay in Korea due to the COVID 19 situation to immerse in an activecollege experience in their home country.EligibilityStudent who has registered fulltime at an Ewha partner universityMust be Korean (i.e. passportmust be issued by the Republic of Korea)Program OffersStudent may register for 1-2courses at Ewha (3-6 credits) alongside their home university’s courseworkonline while experiencing campus life at EwhaStudents will be given accessto common facilities such as the library, study rooms, etcFees FeeMeans of PaymentApplication Fee100,000KRW (Approx. 85 USD)To be paid directly by student or through partner universityTuition3 credits(one course)1,000,000 KRW(Approx. 830 USD)6 credits(two courses)2,000,000 KRW(Approx. 1,660 USD)Dormitory (Optional) Single Room2,698,190 KRW(Approx. 2,273 USD)Important DatesDeadline for Nomination:Wednesday, August 12, 2020Deadline for Application: Friday,August 21, 2020Fall semester: Tuesday, September1, 2020 ~ Monday, December 21, 2020Online ApplicationVisit Office of InternationalAffairs Website (http://oia.ewha.ac.kr) - International Students - ApplicationRequired Documents: Copy ofOfficial Transcript, Student AgreementInquiriesEmail: goabroad@ewha.ac.krPhone: +82 2 3277 3158