The Fall 2022 Convocation was held today at the IGC Auditorium. We were finally able to welcome our new SBU and FIT students in person. After the long pandemic, we greeted students, parents, and faculty with big smiles. Arthur H. Lee, president of SUNY Korea, Dr. Dawn Medley, Vice Provost for Enrollment Management at Stony Brook University NY, Mark Evan Blackman, Chair of Fashion Design Department at SUNY Korea all gave special remarks in today's convocation to encourage students
A total of 211 students have joined us this semester: 114 students in SBU and 96 students in FIT. Starting from this fall, a new major will join SUNY Korea SBU . The Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) program, one of the foundational disciplines of engineering, will start with 26 students and will continue to grow with the other majors at our school. We welcome you Class of 2024 & 2026. See you on Monday!
“A dream is not a job title, it is a vision of who you want to become.” On Wednesday, October 28, 2026, SUNY Korea held the SUNY Korea Distinguished Seminar, hosting Sejin Kim, a SUNY Korea Business Management alumnus. Having pursued various paths such as paralympic swimmer, Asia’s first game accessibility specialist, and adaptive fashion model, Sejin Kim shared his story of growing up in a world which seemed determined to keep him down. Sejin Kim&rsq
SUNY Korea participated in GMTCK AI Week 2026, held from October 14 to 15 at the Cheongna and Bupyeong facilities of GM Technical Center Korea (GMTCK), to present student and faculty research and engage with industry professionals. The theme of the GMTCK AI Week was “Beyond Awareness into Value. AI That Truly Works.” The event aimed to move beyond general awareness of artificial intelligence (AI) by sharing practical applications in business operations and research and de
What does intelligence mean in the age of AI? James Rhee, global business leader, acclaimed CEO, and bestselling author, returned to SUNY Korea for a special lecture titled “A Perspective on the Future of Intelligence Upon the Launch of the New HBS Case.” Following his previous visit in September 2025, Rhee returned to share his perspectives on the future of intelligence and the importance of human agency in an increasingly AI-driven world. Rhee is recognized for
On Wednesday, September 30, 2026, the SUNY Korea Career Development Center hosted the “AI for Career Decisions” workshop. Led by Dr. Joseph S. Cabuay from the Department of Technology, AI, and Society, this interactive workshop aimed to aid students seeking employment opportunities by exploring how to utilize artificial intelligence when making career decisions. The workshop led students across a systematic process consisting of four complementary steps: understanding the
SUNY Korea brought together alumni, university leadership, faculty, and staff for its inaugural Alumni Night on September 18, 2026. Held under the theme of “Connect, Engage, Grow,” the gathering offered an opportunity to renew friendships, build new connections, and help shape the future of the university’s alumni community. Over dinner and conversation, graduates reconnected with classmates and faculty and met fellow alumni from different programs and graduating cl