DTM NEWS
- 2016.07.18
- [Class] Module 28 Olympic Sys. & Int'l Sport
- This course aims to introduce the key concepts of Olympic system and help students to understand how people can assess and measure sports governance. Also, the course provides an opportunity to analyze the governance of sports organizations. Date : July 18 - 22, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 10-1 Room 103Theme 10 : International Sport ManagementModule 28 : Olympic System & International SportProfessor : Jean-Loup Chapplet (Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration IDHEAP, University of Lausanne, Switzerland)Prof. Jean-Loup Chappelet who has involved in the Olympic System for more than 40 years has gave us a lecture with Module 28 Olympic System and International Sport.Students concentrating on Professor's lecture.Professor has emphasized the fundamental prinicple of Olympic character. "The Olympic Movement is the concerted, organised, universal and permanent action, carried out under the supreme authority of the IOC, of all individuals and entities who are inspired by the values of Olympism. It covers the five continents. It reaches its peak with the bringing together of the world’s athletes at the great sports festival, the Olympic Games. Its symbol is five interlaced rings.&”Professor gave the hope and ability to host an event to the DTM students from different developing countries.Group photo after the class finishes.
- 2016.07.14
- [2016 Team Project] Intermediate Presentation
- On July 14th, Dream Together Master 3rd Batch Students had an intermediate presentation about their 2016 Team Project.Students and professor listening to the presentation. Professor giving an opening remark to today's intermediate presentation.Group A students starting their presentation. Group C students having a presentation.Group B students having a presentation. Professor Kihan during the presentation.Professor commenting on the presentation. Group A students having a presentation.
- 2016.07.13
- [Class] Module 27 Sport & Human Development
- The main purpose of this class is to provide both a theoretical and practical understanding of sport and human development. Various topics were important to synthesize and integrate knowledge of human resource management and organizational behavior. Date : July 4 - July 8, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 153 Room 101Theme 9 : Sport Development & CooperationModule 27 : Sport & Human DevelopmentProfessor : Yukyoum KIM (Department of Physical Education, Seoul National University, REPUBLIC OF KOREA)Professor in his first day of Module 27.Professor and students during the Sport & Human Development class.The abilities to synthesize and integrate knowledge of human resource management and organizational behavior, particularly from a leadership perspective, with international sport management practices were the important points that students learned.Group photo after the module.
- 2016.07.01
- [Extracurricular] Intramural Athletic Meeting
- On July 1st, class of 2015-2017 attended the Intramural Athletic Meeting for P.E. graduate students right after their class.- Date & Time : July 1st, 2016 (Friday)- Venue : Building 71 GymnasiumGlobal Sport Management students wearing purple team t-shirt.DTM students playing upgraded version of volleyball. Students enjoying their participation to badminton game. Global Sport Management (GSM) students cheering for their team and professors.Students getting ready to win the Tug of War.Group photo with all of the graduate students and staffs.
- 2016.06.29
- [2016 Team Project] Orientation
- On June 29th, Dream Together Master 3rd Batch Students had an orientation to start their 2016 Team Project. List of the team. Professor explaining the subject of the team project.Students listening to the Professor explaining. Prof. Kihan KIM gave out an outline how each team should be preparing the project.Professor explaining during the team project orientation. Group of students discussing their subject.
- 2016.06.27
- [Class] Module 25 Sport Policy
- The aim of the module is to develop a critical understanding of the policy process in relation to sport, and it provides an understanding of the concept of policy and the nature of interests and power in the policy process. The module will also examine the significance of international policy actors for domestic/national policy processes and review a range of macro-level and meso-level theories of the policy process in order to equip students with a conceptual language and knowledge of a range of analytical frameworks to enable them to conduct analysis of sport policy in both developing and developed countries.Date : June 20 - 24, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 12 Room 403Theme 9 : Sport Development & CooperationModule 25 : Sport PolicyProfessor : Barrie Houlihan (School of Sport, Exercise, and Health Sciences, Loughborough University, UNITED KINGDOM)Prof. Barrie Houlihan on his first day of class.Professor explaining the critical understanding of the policy process in relation to sport.Students during the class.Professor reviewed a range of macro-level and meso-level theories of the policy process in order to equip students with a conceptual language and knowledge of a range of analytical frameworks to enable them to conduct analysis of sport policy in both developing and developed countries. Professor and students discussing during the class.Students listening to their colleague's presentation.Group photo after the class.
- 2016.06.27
- [Class] Module 26 Sport Development
- The central goal of this module is to develop a critical understanding of sport development, and in particular the ‘sport for development and peace’ (SDP) sector. This critical understanding will be underpinned by engagement with theoretical perspectives in social science, and substantive areas of activity in sport development/SDP.Date : June 27 - July 1, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 10-1 Room 103Theme 9 : Sport Development & CooperationModule 26 : Sport DevelopmentProfessor : Richard Giulianotti (School of Sport, Health and Exercise Sciences, Loughborough University, UK)Prof. R.Giulianotti during his lecture.Students having a break time during the energetic class.Professor emphasized to develop a crtical understanding of sport development, and in particular the 'sport for development and peace' (SDP) sector.Student questioning for an additional information.Professor and students debating with the presentation topic.Group of students debating during their presentation.Professor and students clapping for the end of the module.Group photo after the class.
- 2016.06.16
- [Special Lecture] Korea Bobsleigh Team
- A special Lecture was held on June 16th, 2016 at Seoul National University Building 152 Seminar Room. The Director and Gold-medalist of Korea Bobsleigh Skeleton Team gave a lecture about the "Fostering Innovation of the Korean Bobsleigh Team and the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Preparation". Speaker: - Lee Yong (Director of Korea Bobsleigh Skeleton Team) - Won Yun-jong & Seo Young-woo (Korea's first-ever Gold medalist in International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation World Cup)Date: June 16th, 2016Title: "Fostering Innovation of the Korean Bobsleigh Team and the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Preparation"Director of Dream Together Master Program introducing the lecturers.Director of Korean Bobsleigh and Skeleton Team in his speech.Director of Korean Bobsleigh Skeleton Team in his speech.Won Yun-jong the Gold Medalis in International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation World Cup in his speech.Seo Young-woo the Gold Medalis in International Bobsleigh & Skeleton Federation World Cup in his speech.Students during the Q&A session.Ms. Kim Yun-jung attended the special lecture as an interpreter this day. She made the lecture even more cheerful and clearer.A group photo after the lecture.Three of the lecturer showing the faith and hope of Korean style 'Fighting' pose. "Don't be afraid to fail! Enjoy challenge!"
- 2016.06.13
- [Class] Module 24 Sport Arbitration
- The aim of this Module is to provide the student with a basic theoretical and practical knowledge and understanding of the settlement of sports-related disputes, both sporting and commercial ones, particularly those with an international dimension, through the process of arbitration.Date : June 13 - 17, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 153 Seminar RoomTheme 8 : Sport Law & ArbitrationModule 24 : Sport ArbitrationProfessor : Ian Blackshaw (International Sports Law Centre of the TMC Asser Institute, Hague, NETHERLANDS)Prof. Ian Blackshaw during his first day of class. Professor explaining the importance of Policy Analysis. Professor explaining the concept of power in policy-making and the motives for government involvement in sport.Professor during the class. Professor explaining the perfect implementation in sport policy.Students finding for the answer that Professor questioned. Professor interacting and listening to the students opinion.A group photo after the class.
- 2016.06.06
- [Class] Module 23 Legal Entities in Sport
- The goal of this course is to know the different organizational forms of legal entities in sports and gain knowledge of the general sports organization and its development. Also, students will learn the difference between the European and the US sports system and its advantages and disadvantages.Date : June 6 - June 10, 2016Venue : Seoul National University Building 153 Room 101 / Building 153 Seminar RoomTheme 8 : Sport Law & ArbitrationModule 23 : Legal Entities in SportProfessor : Thilo Pachmann (Partner, Pachmann Attorneys at Law Ltd., Switzerland)Prof. Thilo Pachmann in his first day of class.Professor explaining the learning target of this module.Professor introducing the learning target of Day 2.Professor listnening to the student.Dream Together Master students and staffs celebrated Prof. T.Pachmann, Wooram and Mr. Bryce for their birthday.Professor emphasized to know the legal basis of sporting rules.Students listening to the professor.Group photo after the class.