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2020 KAIST Commencement Ceremony Notice and Survey on Ceremony Attendance

Writer admin Date 2020.07.29 HIT622

Dear KAIST Graduates,
We sincerely congratulate you on your graduation.

We would like to inform you that the 2020 Commencement Ceremony, which had been postponed due to the COVID-19 epidemic, will take place this August.

This year, the ceremony will take place at a reduced scale. While the number of COVID-19 infections in Korea have decreased over the past few months, there is still a risk of an outbreak. We apologize for not being able to invite everyone to the ceremony and ask for your kind understanding. Please see below for details.

2020 KAIST Commencement Ceremony

▶ Date & time : August 28th (Friday) 2020, 2 p.m.

▶ Venue : Auditorium (E15)

▶ Degree recipients: Graduates of August 2019 and February 2020

▶ Attendees: One student from each degree course (undergraduate/graduate/doctorate) per department

- We will take a survey of graduates who wish to attend the ceremony. Final attendees will be decided through a random draw by each department.

- Survey on 2020 KAIST Commencement Ceremony Attendance link

: https://forms.gle/yysrnBokBcdqUF9D6 (Survey period : 2020.7.29 ~ 2020.8.4.)

- Final attendees to be announced after survey and random draw

▶ Broadcast: live stream

- Youtube channel ( https://www.youtube.com/c/KAISTofficial/featured)

- Kaist real-time video system site ( http://kaistmedia.kaist.ac.kr/)

▶ Notes

- Please understand that guests cannot be invited to the ceremony for the prevention of COVID-19.

- You cannot attend the ceremony if:

a. You have been overseas within 14 days before the ceremony

b. You have visited a high risk region in Korea, or visited a place at the same time as an infected patient, within 14 days before the ceremony

c. You have had contact with a patient or are living with a person in quarantine

d. You have a fever (body temperature at 37.5°c or higher) or other respiratory symptoms such as throat pain, cough, difficulty breathing, fatigue, headache, muscle pains, etc.

- Details of the ceremony is subject to change in accordance with government safety policies.


Thank you.


Seunghyup Yoo

Associate Vice President of Student Affairs & Policy, KAIST