GLEAP is an official organization established by College of Natural Sciences in 2012, where opportunities for excellent students attending the college are provided so that they can grow skills in international leadership. Currently GLEAP is run under the motto “Connect Science, Illuminate World.” ‘Exchange’, ‘restoration of opportunity’, and ‘learning’ as the foundation, it is in the best interest of the organization to exchange ideas with others beyond boundaries, circulate opportunity, and form an international network among future scientists and engineers and step into the world. With these visions, GLEAP supports future global leaders as it holds yearly international exchange events and promotes various social services.
Excellent students attending College of Natural Sciences can exchange with other domestic and international student organizations, explore different cultures, and participate in various social services. In the process they learn international leadership skills and become actively involved as a part of College of Natural Sciences Honor Society.
- Year 2012 Inauguration, 1st year 14 members, 2nd year 19 members completed (Total 33 members completed)
- Year 2014 3rd year 16 active members
- Year 2015 4th year 20 active members
- Year 2016 5th year 16 active members
- Year 2017 6th year 20 active members
- Year 2018 7th year Now Recruiting
- Academic event holding and outreach activities support
- Support exchange with off campus organizations
- Provide international academic and cultural exploration opportunities
- After completion, a certificate is issued in the name of the Dean
| Time | Activities | major events |
|---|---|---|
| Mar. | Application submission and selection. | After submission, candidates are interviewed by Council of the Dean for selection |
| Apr. | New standard-bearers inauguration and orientation | Yearly activity planning, arrange sub-GLEAP groups |
| May. | Night of the GLEAP | Meeting with the old members, socializing among members |
| Jun. | Summer Workshop | Activity check and Summer Exploration planning |
| Jul. | College of Natural Sciences Hands-on Experience Camp mentoring | Each school / department takes charges of high school students mentoring |
| Aug. | Overeas learning and cultural exploration | Visit Taiwan National University and National Chiao Tung University, interact with students |
| Sep. | irst semester activity review meeting | Review meeting on the activities done throughout the first semester and check activities planned for the second semester |
| Oct. | GLEAP Third maintenance | GLEAP v2.0 discussion |
| Nov. | Check fall workshop activities | Promote interaction between students |
| Dec. | Winter mentoring | College of Natural Sciences Concert with GLEAP |
| January | KPF second exchange | Visit KAIST and hold seminars |
| Annual | Regular meeting | Held every Thursday, discuss activity-related matters |
| Annual | Talk-Talk Mentoring with Gwanak-ku District Office | Annually held for high school students |
| Annual | Exchange with other student organizations | KAIST KPF and SNU College of Engineering STEM |
College of Natural Sciences student, GPA 3.3 or above, and fulfill one of the following requirements
· GPA 3.7 or above
· Eligible for Advanced English Course
· College of Natural Sciences Internship Experience
· School-authorized organization experience (Student Council, etc)
- A certificate is issued for members who have actively participated in GLEAP throughout the year
- Certified only when you pass GLEAP standards and peer review
