Since any Donggukians can schedule to present, various topics are shared. Song Hwan-gyu, a freshman from the Department of Buddhist Studies, reflects, “I attended this program four times and the most interesting story was about professor Kim Ho-sung’s father. The professor shared the story of his father’s last wish, and it really touched me when he described the feelings of watching his father getting older and older.” However, even with the great purpose and interesting contents, this program suffers from the lack of interest from Donggukians. In particular, there were very few students who have participated in this program, and almost all of them were from the Department of Buddhist Studies. As a reason of such situations, Joo Jin-young, a junior from the Department of Buddhist Studies, and Song Hwan-gyu pointed out the time of the program. They both mentioned that since it is scheduled relatively early in the morning, considering the students’ class time, it would be burdensome for them to attend. Moreover, a junior from the same department, Kim Bo-gwa said, “The lack of advertisement is also another reason. Putting up the banner is not enough. I think advertising every spots where the lines of scriptures and teaching words are located would be much helpful for students to know.”
Since it is the beginning of the program, it might be natural for them to face the problem of lack of interest. Nevertheless, the purpose, to share the stories of people in a relaxed way every morning before the day starts, does not change. By gathering together and listening to the opinions of the students and the faculty members, it is expected to send forth the aroma of change and process of improvement through the campus.
Lee Seo-yeon sullylee0516@dongguk.edu
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