Department of Integrative Health Management Hosts the 1st Distinguished Guest Lecture

- Scheduled for September 30^th(Tue), at the Main Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor, Building A

- Special lecture by Professor Emeritus Lee Si Hyung: “Immune Revolution and Integrative Health Management: The Path to Sustainable Health”

Our university will host the 1st Distinguished Guest Lecture on September 30^th(Tue), at the Main Lecture Hall on the 2nd floor of Building A at the Mia Campus.

Organized by the Department of Integrative Health Management, the event was planned by Senior Advisor Kim Na Yeon and Professor Lee Min Young, and will feature Professor Emeritus Lee Si Hyung as the first distinguished guest. He will deliver a lecture on “Immune Revolution and Integrative Health Management: The Path to Sustainable Health.”

The lecture, open to current students, new and transfer students, and prospective applicants, will be conducted both offline and via a live YouTube broadcast. Among the on-site attendees, a draw will be held to give away one of Professor Lee’s books - either Neuro Serotonin or The Paradox of the 5cm Waistline. After the lecture, the College of Wellness and Health will hold an orientation session to foster camaraderie among enrolled students.

Professor Lee Min Young, Chair of the Department of Integrative Health Management, stated, “I hope our students will not miss this valuable opportunity to meet a distinguished guest in person. Going forward, our department will continue to organize a variety of special lectures and international academic seminars for our students.”

Starting with this event, the Department of Integrative Health Management plans to host a series of Distinguished Guest Lectures and Integrative Health Special Lectures, continuing to invite prominent figures of the era to share meaningful and insightful talks.

Meanwhile, the Department of Integrative Health Management is the only department of its kind in Korea, supported by an outstanding faculty. It focuses on studying how to utilize the body’s innate self-healing power to maintain and enhance health, while preventing and treating disease. Integrative medicine combines the achievements of modern Western medicine with the strengths of complementary and alternative medicine. Based on this integrative medical perspective, the department aims to cultivate practical competencies and nurture professionals specialized in holistic healing through education in natural healing theories and techniques.