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Student Club Association
Overview
The Student Club Association is comprised of about 60 joongang dongaris(Áß¾Óµ¿¾Æ¸®) (registered and approved university-wide clubs). There are also another 160 college-affiliated clubs. Special organizations, such as YBS, Yonsei Maeji Broadcasting Station (YMBS), Yonsei Chunchu and Yonwon News, are operated separately.

What do students do during their free time? A survey done by the university revealed that four out of 10 students (38.3%) spend their free time participating in various club activities. Clubs offer students the opportunity to discover and fully express their potential, and often times, their experiences shape their career choices.

Joongang Dongaris (Registration-Approved, University-Wide Clubs)
* Room - S: Student Union Building, M: Main Auditorium, Y: Yongjae Hall
Club Since Main Activity and Purpose Room
Traditional Music Society
May 1974 Preserves traditional Korean music and performs on a regular basis S 414
Theatrical Art Society Aug. 1953 Studies and performs drama S 416
Glee Club (Male Choir) Oct. 1986 Performs on a regular basis Y 208
Nulpum Apr. 1986 Studies media, produces films and organizes related events M B18
Sonmalnuri Sep. 1998 Learns, advertises and performs sign language M 304
Avenante (Male Choir) May 1985 Conducts performances and organizes music camps Y 202
Orpheus Mar. 1970 Performs classical guitar music S 401
Ulrimtuh Sep. 1983 Provides great music and street performances M B21
Euphonia Jun. 1988 An amateur orchestra that performs regularly M B22
Pungmulpae Thae 1984 Performs pungmul and folk music M B08
Chumpaetal Sep. 1973 Studies and performs talchum (masked dance) M B19
Polonaise 1989 Gives regular pan flute performances Y 207
Hari Mar. 1997 A dance club that performs every May 11 Y 203
Harmony May 1970 For those that appreciate and play classical music M B09
Jazz Feel Jul. 2001 Popularizes jazz dance S 402
May Sep. 1994 Studies and performs electronic music S 327
So What Mar. 2001 Spreads jazz culture S 412
Kiwoo Society Sep. 1982 Holds baduk (Korean chess) competitions M B14
Dasali Salpan Dec. 1988 Practices acupuncture and volunteers in rural areas M B10
IYC (International Yonsei Council) Oct. 1995 Engages with foreign students studying at Yonsei S 328
Youth Hostel Mar. 1975 Promotes travel culture M 108
RRC Sep. 1966 Offers recreation information and organizes summer camping trips M 204
YAAA 1983 Observes and studies stars S 415
YARRA Sep. 1978 Amateur wireless communication club S 413
YCC May 1974 Learns computer skills and organizes exhibitions and competitions S 304
Guernica Jun. 1995 Advances human rights of the disabled M B13
Green Color Society Nov. 1983 Focuses on the preservation of the environment S 317
Rotaract Jun. 1972 Volunteers regularly for district activities S 318
Sanha Saram Mar. 1987 Revisits historical scenes and promotes cultural travel S 413
KUSA-Y Oct. 1962 Observes current affairs, hosts guest lectures and researches economics and philosophy S 319
UNSA Oct. 1951 Studies international issues and holds seminars M 202
YRC Apr. 1967 Hosts seminars and serves as volunteers S 317
Hangeul Wave Oct. 1967 Corrects misusage of the Korean language; runs a free bulletin board M 203
Esperanto Society Sep. 1987 Studies and practices Esperanto M B04
ALC Aug. 1973 Conducts exercises that focus on listening to AFKN; studies English appropriate for broadcasting S 305
YES Apr. 1981 Studies English and performs plays in English S 327
New Man (Catholic student council) May 1965 Studies the Bible and engages in volunteer work M B06
Buddhist student council Sep. 1973 Provides studies on Buddhism, organizes events and goes on training camps M B17
Agape Sep. 1957 Spreads the gospel, acts as volunteers and studies the Bible M 111
Younwon Society 1986 Spreads Won-Buddhism M 116
IVF Oct. 1965 Holds prayer meetings M B16
SCA Nov. 1973 An evangelical missionary group; leads a faith movement M 110
Jeung San Do student council Feb. 1984 Studies Eastern philosophy and Jeung San Do; practices Jeung San Do M 107
Younyoung Society Oct. 1966 Refines photography-related skills M 106
Prometheus Jul. 1985 Explores appreciation of movies and produces 8mm films M 205
Hwawoo Society Sep. 1968 Amateur art club; holds regular exhibitions M 114
Manhwa Sarang Mar. 1987 Seeks to popularizes college comic books S 303
Seowoo Society Sep. 1980 Practices calligraphy and holds exhibitions M 105
Yonsei Literary Society 1940 Engages in creative writing, holds regular poem exhibitions and participates in literary festivals M 109
Kongohchin (Old Friends with the Ball) 1994 Offers basketball and competitive games regularly Y 209
Kichunmun Oct. 1990 Practices and spreads the traditional martial arts Kichun S 313
Mulsarang (Aquamour) Aug. 1985 An amateur swimming club Y 206
Hiking society 1954 Mountain climbing and regular hiking Y 201
Skin Scuba Sep. 1972 Educates members on diving and takes regular diving trips M B07
Traditional Martial Arts Society 1988 Inherits and disseminates traditional martial arts and holds regular performances Y 205
Yacht Society May 1985 Trains members in yachting skills M B15
EAGLES Sep. 1988 Offers baseball and regular competitions M B12
Taekkyon Society (Hanasai) May 1982 Provides traditional taekkyon skills M 115
FC Yonsei Jul. 1992 Amateur soccer club S 323
Mokha Society Mar. 1981 Debates and researches political economics S 325
Seeall Nov. 1991 Learns about the world through newspapers S 412
Free Culture Sep. 1968 Aims to develop a sound set of core values and holds seminars S 331
Howoo Society 1974 Reviews history and explores historical scenes M B11
ADCUS Mar. 1995 Learns information about advertising M 302
Exchange/Visiting Programs
Intl. Summer School
Underwood Intl. College
EastAsia Intl. College
Graduate School of Intl. Studies
Global MBA
Korean Language Institute