ABOUT JBNU

    Organization Chart

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    A. Responsibilities / Key Achievements

    Responsibilities

    • Student Affairs Team
      • Recruitment and selection of dormitory residents
      • Student management and guidance
      • Operation of the Dormitory Student Council and Floor Leaders
    • General Affairs Team
      • Management of BTL (Build-Transfer-Lease) operations and performance evaluation
      • Fire safety and facility management
      • Budgeting, settlement of accounts, and revenue management
    • Catering Team
      • Operation of the university-run cafeteria and meal provision

    Key Achievements

    • Student Affairs Team
      • Recruitment and selection of 4,987 students for 13 residence halls (capacity: 5,056) as of April 24, 2025
      • Held dormitory orientation (Mar. 12, 2025; in-person: 300 / online: 600 participants)
      • Hosted dormitory student-led events:
        • “Hongwa Dormitory Festival” (Oct. 17, 2024; 500 participants)
        • “Playground Festival” (May 28, 2025; 250 participants)
      • Assigned and managed dormitories for international students (Chamvit Hall) and international families (Changui Hall)
      • Provided accommodation and meals for external program participants (Feeling Korea, Language Camp, Big Data Camp, etc.)
      • Managed move-in/move-out, student complaints, dormitory regulations, and room cleanliness inspections
    • Administrative Affairs Team
      • Conducted fire evacuation, earthquake response, and joint fire drills (Mar. 19, 2025; 1,965 participants)
      • Held quarterly BTL project evaluation committee meetings and customer satisfaction surveys
      • Held Dormitory Fee Deliberation Committee, Dormitory Operation Committee, and Vice Director Committee meetings
      • Operated student convenience facilities: study lounges, parcel storage, fitness rooms
      • Implemented facility improvement projects: inspections, cooling system replacement, waterproofing, elevator repairs, fitness equipment purchase, toilet replacement
      • Improved major facilities for international student dormitories
    • Food Service Team
      • Provided in-house meal services to 1,458 students in Daedong, Hanbit, and Saebit 1 & 2 Halls
      • Planned meal ingredient procurement, managed menus, ensured food safety and hygiene, maintained dining facility sanitation

    Dormitory Capacity & Occupancy

    Campus Building Name No. of Rooms Capacity Residents Vacancies Occupancy Rate (%) Notes
    Jeonju Daedong Hall 146 286 286 0 100
    Jeonju Saebit Halls 484 963 959 4 99.6 Accessible rooms: 3
    Jeonju Hanbit Hall 242 540 536 4 99.3 Accessible rooms: 3
    Jeonju Chambit Halls 911 1,812 1,799 13 99.3 Accessible rooms: 9
    Jeonju Hyemin Halls 259 503 499 4 99.2 Accessible rooms: 3
    Jeonju Changeui Hall 405 752 731 21 97.2 9 rooms for married students, accessible rooms: 3
    Special Cheongun Hall 101 200 177 23 88.5 Accessible rooms: 2
    Total / Subtotal 2,548 5,056 4,987 69 98.6

    B. Organization Chart

    Dormitory Office organizational structure (Director → Deputy Director / Chief Administrator → Branch Director → Student Affairs, Administrative Affairs, Catering Teams)

    C. Location (Building)

    • 93 Changpo-gil, Deokjin-gu, Jeonju-si, Jeonbuk State (JBNU Dormitory)

    D. Contact Information

    • Tel: 063-270-4798
    • Email: likehome@jbnu.ac.kr
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