1. Overview of Activities Date: 2026년 4월 4일 (토) 12:00 Place: Student HallⅠ & Jogak Park Attendees: 권혜선, 곽시은, 김우영, 박소영, 임서윤, 정상연, 최혁재 2. Key Details On April 4, members of the Political Science and Diplomacy Literary Club and the Unlabeled student club held a joint Mak-dong(막동) activity focused on human rights. Participants read poems such as 「가난한 사랑 노래」, 「너에게 묻는다」, and more, which were selected by the Literary Club and Unlabeled, aloud. Then, students shared their impressions and thoughts on each poem. The activity also included a creative writing session in which participants composed their original poems based on themes such as human rights, international issues, and the joint 막동 activity. Through this process, participants deepened their understanding of human rights issues while strengthening bonds among members of both clubs.
We sincerely thank all participants from both clubs who joined the activity despite it taking place on a weekend.
3. Pictures  Students discussing poems related to human rights Soyoung Park presenting her original poem Students engaging in creative writing activity
4. Outcome and Key Takeaways 시를 읽고 시를 쓰며 언레이블드에 더 친숙해지며 문예부와도 깊은 연대를 하는 계기가 되었습니다. -24학번 최혁재, Class of '24 (from participant reflection)
Here is the poem I wrote today!! <오늘과 미래와 우리>
언젠가 다가올 날 레(내)일이 될 지 몇년이 걸릴지 모르지만 이제 우리는 블러 처리가 된 뉴스들 사이로 드라마 같은 평화를 꿈꾼다 -Sieun Kwak, Class of '26 (from participant reflection)
It was meaningful to share lunch, read poetry, and even try writing poems together. I really enjoyed the activity. I had heard about the joint activity before joining the clubs, so I was really looking forward to it, and I am happy that I was finally able to take part in the activity. Unlabeled and the Literary Club, fighting!! -Wooyoung Kim, Class of '26 (from participant reflection)
It was wonderful to see such synergy between the Literary Club and Unlabeled. -Kyungyoung Park, President of the Literary Club, (from participant reflection)
As someone who has long hoped for inter-club exchange programs, I am happy that we successfully completed a meaningful first step. I am especially grateful to all members who participated today. Like literature and human rights, which are deeply interconnected, this experience helped us develop our sensibility and create lasting memories. -Hyesun Kwon, Class of '24 (from participant reflection)
It felt like everyone secretly had a poet inside them. It was refreshing to see new sides of the participants. -Seoyoon Lim, Class of '24 (from participant reflection)
It was a refreshing and memorable experience to read and write poetry together. It was especially interesting to see new aspects of participants through creative writing. -Adeok Cho, Class of '24 (from participant reflection) |