Why we love GEO Clubs...

The clubs are one of the most interesting parts of GEO: it’s where students get to learn what they what and learn it how the want it. As a supplement to classroom instruction, it focuses more on the things students are likely to encounter in their use of English: in travelling, the arts, singing, public speaking, or watching TV. You name it, GEO has it. Generally, students are therefore motivated to participate in their respective clubs because it is near to their interests and since it’s not really a class and are more like leisure time.

Because language is basically an expression, expressing things that we like are easier if we are interested in what we are trying to convey. For example, we present our artworks in ways that are not far from what we feel about them. Pictures, themes, sentiments and arguments from all the clubs have enabled us to at least try talking about things that we like or are interested in. What’s more, we do it without burden because fun and learning are one and the same in the clubs we are in.

Clubs however are not without problems. In some cases, students are not able to join their preferred clubs because of their academic schedule or because clubs did not meet what they thought they would offer. We hope clubs would accommodate the diversity interests by feeling the pulse of the students. We think that clubs, being the sum of the students’ interests should be able to reflect the subjects that are close to the student’s hearts.

Lastly, our teaching assistant (TAs) has made clubs lively being a part of club activities rather than just teaching. By making sure that the conversations keep on going and that they are fun. By being students and facilitators as well, TAs have made clubs a good place to enjoy the company of new friends.

So to GEO clubs, we love you and we hope you would get better!

By: students of Class 1-1 (Professor Jerry, TA Jam)

Commemorating Memorial Day

Remembering the unsung heroes - Memorial Day celebration in South Korea

Last June 06, 2011 (10:00 AM) – Led by President Lee Myung Bak, the whole nation paid their respects at the National Cemetery and the Knight Field in Yongsan where Korean and US army jointly held the annual wreath laying ceremony. It was followed by a prayer for eternal repose and a 21 gun salute.

The said holiday was established through a Presidential decree on April 19, 1956 to commemorate the gallantry of all who died in the Korean War. We honor the dead and remind the living the value of freedom that our forefathers fought against all invaders and colonizers. At present, it is a day of music, a day of ceremony, a day to honor fallen comrades. We should remember our past to inform our future. Let not the sacrifices of our men and women be in vain and let their life offerings summon us to vigilance and let their memories call us from every walk of life to stand on the sacred ground of liberty and democracy. For some, it is an ordinary holiday when family can go out and have fun but for me it is a ceremony that stands as a MEMORIAL---a day that is forever inscribed in the Korean calendar symbolizing the Koreans love for equality and justice. Indeed, our departed brother were gone but not forgotten.

written by Han Sang Geun from GEO Class 3-1 (Professor Roger Foard and TA Mark)

Great Activity Suggestions You Can Enjoy with Family & Friends

Class 4-2 shares wonderful activities that you, and your friends/ family can enjoy this Spring season. You can enjoy these activities even during Summer and Fall season too.

Hiking

During spring season, Cherry Blossoms and other beautiful flowers like the Magnolia usually bloom, and you can witness them mostly in mountains and hills. Not only hiking is a very good exercise for the health, it also makes you appreciate more the nature.

Dormitory residents from Catholic University of Korea (CUK) enjoy hiking in Bukhansan

Picnic

This is the most perfect activity that you could experience with your family. Having a picnic during spring time makes you feel relaxed, and gives you more good times with your family members. In a picnic, it is nice to prepare your own food such as sandwiches and blended fruit juices. Simply sitting or laying on the grass with a cloth while enjoying the company of your family members, and the prepared food and drinks is indeed a very comfortable time that you could spend every spring.

Good times --- Outdoor picnic with friends ^_^

Outdoor Sports

Frisbee, golf, badminton, and soccer are one of the activities that you could enjoy with your friends and family. Playing sports has always been recommended for the health. During spring time, not only you are able to exercise physically, you are able to feel as well the fresh atmosphere and breeze of spring at the same time. Therefore, the combination of playing outdoor sports and appreciating the breeze of spring will make you feel very energetic.

International students residents playing frisbee at "Teletubby Park" on a sunny afternoon

So what are you waiting for? Call your family and friends and engage in these great activities now!!! ^_^

By Class 4-2 (Professor Peter & TA Jonathan)

CUK International Students tour Bucheon City

Catholic University of Korea (CUK) Office of International Affairs in cooperation with International Office of Bucheon City organized a field trip for CUK international students. The group visited various places including Korea Animation Museum, Bucheon City Hall & City Council, Bucheon Waste Disposal Facility, Bucheon Samulnori club, Yeokgok traditional market, to name a few. International students from China, Columbia, Iraq, Japan, Mexico and the Philippines joined the said activity. There were a total of thirty five international students who joined the activity which was held during the school foundation day (holiday), May 25.

International students posing with one of the animation character statue found in the Korea Animation Museum

Art exhibit in the Korea Animation Museum depicting the conspicuous consumption of some Korean females. Ladies deliberately standing up in subways to show off their luxurious timepieces.

Session going on - a glimpse of how Bucheon city government operates

International students enjoying photo moments before devouring our Bibimbap lunch meals.

The author with Backkom, the souvenir stuff toy, given by the benevolent Bucheon city government

Filipino students (Karl, Angeline, Abby, Januel & Van) posing with Dooly, the little green dinosaur

Trivia: Do you know that Bucheon (South Korea) and Valenzuela (Philippines) are sister cities

CUK International students with Bucheon city government officials during their courtesy call at the city hall

The 'infamous' jump shot by the Filipino scholars ^_^

International students enjoy learning janggu (an hourglass-shaped drum) at the Bucheon Samulnori club office

Posing with Sonsaengnim (teacher) after learning how to play the Buk (a barrel drum similar to the bass drum)

The cute stuff toy Backkom, with the frame from Bucheon Waste Disposal Facility

and other items participants received from the organizers of the trip.

Again, thank you to CUK Office of International Affairs and International Office of Bucheon City for making this trip possible. ^_^

Special thanks to Keith Capoy, Mark James Evangelista for some of the photos posted herein ^_^

By: Abigail Go, GEO Blog Editor

Filipino graduate students conferred as Honorary Publicity Ambassadors of Gangnam-Gu

A number of foreigners visited Gangnam-gu attractions last May 21, 2011 (Saturday). Participants came from different countries including Canada, China, Italy, Mongolia, Myanmar, the Philippines, United States, to name a few. They were all selected to become Honorary Publicity Ambassador of Gangnam-Gu. Filipino graduate students from Catholic University namely Abigail Go, Caroline Manzano, Glenn Pepito, Horeb Elliot Dagandan , Karina Chua, Mark James Evangelista, Stephanie ‘Hani’ Afuang were fortunate to be chosen as ambassadors of the city.

Participants receive similar set of program, nametag, gift pack and Honorary Publicity Ambassador certificate like the ones the author got from the organizers of this event.

The ambassadors were given a tour of the famous Gangnam-gu attractions including Seolleung, Kukkiwon, U-Street, Samsung D’ Light, Horim Art Center, Marco Polo (COEX), among others. They were also treated to a sumptuous galbitang meal in Samwon Garden.

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Here's to give you a glimpse and further details of the places visited that day.

Seolleung Royal Tomb is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that houses the burial mounds of King Seongjong (1469-1494), his wife Queen Jeonghyeon, and King Jungjong (1506-1544) of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910). Sculptures of sheep and tigers surround the tomb, serving as guardians of the dead King. There is also a statue of a military officer in front of the tomb.

The author posing with the military officer statue that guards the Seolleung Royal Tomb

Kukkiwon, the World Taekwondo Headquarters, and home of the World Taekwondo Academy, is the official taekwondo governing organization established by the South Korean government. Participants are very blessed to be able to see such an astounding performance by the taekwondo masters who made amazing stints that left the audience to be struck in awe.

Taekwondo master's demonstrations include basic stances, self-defense, and board breaking to name a few.

U-Street is another great spot where tourists can experience the technology that Gangnam boasts about. It’s a high end street with medial poles where individuals can search information about best restaurants, shopping places, tourist spots, etc. People can also use this to search the internet, send messages to mobile phones, etc.

Filipino students striking a curious pose in front of U-Street's media poles.

Samsung D’ Light is another great place to be. It houses Samsung products and showcases Samsung latest technology. Surely, you will be busy trying all the gadgets that are in place.

Carol & I posing with our Koreans names in one of Samsung D' Lights interactive gadget 'playgrounds'.

Horim Art Center on the other hand showcases the rich culture of Korea. Tripitaka items were now being exhibited in the art center.

Participants are very privileged to have a view of the Gangnam district through the Marco Polo lounge located in the 52^nd floor of the Trade Center (right beside COEX). Participants were treated with a nice view of the city coupled with delicious beverages and delectable snacks.

Striking a pose.

Students enjoying each other's company while chatting and relaxing in Marco Polo.

Thereafter, the participants were invited to Gangnam City Hall for the conferring ceremony. Each participant was given their Honorary Publicity Ambassador certificate by the mayor of the Gangnam district. Afterwards, the group had their commemorative photo together at the Gangnam City Hall.

Filipino international students with their investiture certificates

conferred by the mayor of Gangnam-gu

It was indeed another day of discovery – unearthing the charms of Gangnam-gu.

Special thanks to Caroline Manzano, Mark James Evangelista for some of the photos posted herein^_^

Related Articles:

http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20110524000729 http://www.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=264106

http://visitseoul.net/en/article/article.do?_method=view&m=0004003002004&p=03&art_id=44960&lang=en

By: Abigail Go, GEO Blog Editor

My First CUK Student Festival Experience

Student festival lasted for two days from May 18^th to 19^th. There were a lot of activities from afternoon to dawn. In the afternoon, there were activities without alcohol like the phantom house and Global English Outreach (GEO) student festival activities. At 6pm, non-alcohol activities like those mentioned above ended. But Korean-style bars were opened in the soccer field. In addition, a lot of performances and events were held on the stage (located in the soccer field) as well.

I participated in the university festival through my student club, as both supplier and consumer. My student club Courtlang, which is a tennis club in Catholic University of Korea (CUK), held a campus tennis tournament. A lot of seniors in my club and professors took part in the championship, but I don't have to join because I’m good at tennis already. I just watched the games and assisted peers during the tournament process.

During the duration of the festival, I also participated in GEO student festival activities held at the first floor of the International Hub (IH) building. In addition, I had an opportunity to visit female dormitory, thanks to the ‘Open House’ event. I discovered some interesting things. Female dormitory was more fragrant than male dormitory, but I thought that the structure and the facilities of male dormitory were better than the female dormitory. Exploring the

No peeking - Students were blindfolded when playing the Minefield game

Students playing the Croquet game during the GEO student festival

I also went to Liberta, the sky lounge (restaurant) located at the 16^th floor of the IH building , with club members after Courtlang campus tennis tournament. There was a party for International House students and their friends. Because I participated in that event late, I missed many activities. I stayed there for a long time with an expectation to win great prizes, but unfortunately I wasn’t able to get any prize.

After that, I went to the Korean-style bar that was set up in the soccer field. There were some friends, so I drank with them until 12am. Also, I had chance to drink all night with tennis club members in our club tent. Regrettably, I had homework to submit the following morning, so I had to come back to dormitory to do my school work.

During the second day, I slept a lot. I took a nap in the afternoon until about seven in the evening. I was too tired because I stayed up all night to do my assignment. But as soon as I got up, I went to the field to watch singers’ performances. After that, I drank again with tennis club members at a bar, and went to dancing club at the center field. I drank all night with club members at the real bar and dancing club. I went back to the dormitory at 5 a.m. next day, and slept all day.

Performances in the soccer field during the free concert for students

I did a lot of fun things during my first festival in CUK. However, I think the festival period is too short. I think the festival days should be extended to about five days so students can do more activities and enjoy more things.

By Shin Dong Yeob, GEO Class 3-7 (Professor Tom & TA Minjae)

Congratulations to the Raffle Draw Winners of GEO Student Festival 2011

The recently concluded GEO Student Festival 2011 held last May 18, 2011 was a tremendous success. GEO students, other university students and guests alike joined the activities. Aside from the games that GEO and non-GEO students played. GEO and non-GEO students alike get the chance to win cool prizes during the lottery raffle draw.

And….. tentereren….. (drum roll please…)

The winners for the lottery draw are as follows:

1. Minor Prizes: Seven minor prizes to receive 2 OBF Free Drinks Coupon

• Jang Gyung A (xxx-xxxx-0943)
• Hyun Yeong (xxx-xxxx-9102)
• Park Sang Min (Non-GEO student, xxx-xxxx-7246)
• Shin Ji Hye (xxx-xxxx-3673)
• Lee Han Sol (xxx-xxxx -0667)
• Lee Mi Ok (xxx-xxxx -8510)
• Eom Su Jin (xxx-xxxx -8793)

2. Third Prize: To receive yummy goodies such as Kisses milk, ABC chocolate, Pringles plain and 2 OBF free drinks coupon

• Lee Wong Kyu (xxx-xxxx-4130)

3. Second Prize – To receive delectable treats including M&Ms almond, Pringles cheese, Binch cookies, and 2 OBF free drinks coupon

• Lee Bo Young (Non-GEO student, xxx-xxxx-1221)

And FINALLY: the grand prize winner….

First Prize: To receive mouthwatering snacks and delightful food indulgence which are comprised of Snickers minis, M&Ms milk, Kisses almond, Pringles plain, Choco pie and 2 OBF free drinks coupon

• Gu Seong Hun (xxx-xxxx-1240)

Winners can claim the prizes as early as Monday next week (May 23, 2011). Please visit GEO office (International Hub Building 2nd Floor) to get your winnings!!!

Once again, the GEO family hope you had fun in the activities.

Keep on supporting GEO and hope to see you in the future…

By: Abigail Go, GEO Blog Editor

GEO Student Festival Activities - Something to look forward to ^_^

In line with Catholic University of Korea’s (CUK) Student Festival Week, the Global Outreach English Program also prepared five amazing activities for you. The GEO family is sure that you will have lots of fun with the things that we have in store for you. Aside from the activities, you will get the chance to win cool prizes during the lottery draw. Winners will be announced through the GEO blog. So what are you waiting for???

Watch out for GEO Student Festival Activities (GSFA) happening this Wednesday afternoon (May 18, 2011) @ CUK Gym (located in IH 1st Floor)...

Amazing surprises & wonderful games await YOU...

See You there d(*⌒▽⌒*)b

By: Abigail Go, GEO Blog Editor

Participate & Enjoy CUK's Student Festival Week

Every year, the Catholic University of Korea (CUK) holds its Student Festival Week on the third week of May. This is in line with the commemoration of the school’s anniversary. Also, this is also in celebration of the CUK International Student Spring Festival. This year, it will be held on May 18 to 20 (Wednesday to Friday). All organizations and student clubs are busy preparing for this huge event. There are various games and activities in store for students and guests alike. There is also an International Food Bazaar where individuals can savor and taste delicious foods from other countries. Moreover there is the Culture Night where expectators can experience traditional recreational activities of each country. CUK Foreign students prepared traditional game, costume, travel materials, among others for guests.

Event Details:

* International Food Bazaar

· Date & Time: 2011. 5. 19 (THU) 13:00-16:00

· Place: Main Entrance of International Hub (IH)

· Program: Selling traditional food from your country

* Culture Night

· Date & Time: 2011. 5. 19 (THU) 16:00-20:00

· Place: Main Entrance of International Hub (IH)

· Program: Experience traditional recreational activities of each country with CUK students.

By: Abigail Go, GEO Blog Editor

A Selfless Day: Volunteering at St. Mary's Hospital

Starting 2010, Yeoksam Global Village in cooperation with St. Mary’s Hospital in Gangnam-gu, Seoul has been organizing volunteer activities for foreigners in St. Mary’s Hospital. It aims to promote social responsibility as well as multiculturalism to foreigners as well as to local patients in the hospital.

The range of activities that the volunteers can do varies from preparing medical supplies up to giving entertainment and support to the young patients confined in the hospital.

“It has been always important for me why I am doing a certain task. With that, I see the importance of what I am assigned to”, Karina, one of the volunteers, said. Volunteers were assigned to clean and prepare gauzes which apparently are being used during the operations and/or emergency. Other medical supplies being prepared are the aprons which are used for operations, among others.

The volunteers are also being assigned to entertain the children in the regular children wards as well as the Children BMT (Bone Marrow Transplant) ward, where most of the patients are undergoing their treatments for leukemia. Children’s age ranges from 0-18 years old. The volunteers sing, draw, play and learn together with the young patients.

According to Karina, “Knowing how important the tasks are makes what we do more fruitful. It has always struck me to see how young the patients can be, yet they suffer from the needles, medicines, treatments and operations that they have to undergo. Sometimes, with their bald head, I cannot even identify whether the childhappy to go back every month, seeing the smiles and giggles, the cute little faces of the children. But every time I go back, I am hoping not to see the same faces again, hoping to see lesser patients every time I visit, hoping that these kids fully recovered and are out of the hospital already.”

These range of activities that volunteers do, do not only help the patients and the hospital. It also gives an opportunity to both foreigners and Koreans to embrace globalization, multiculturalism and differences amongst people. After each activity, volunteers are sure to appreciate one’s life more, its beauty and the consequence that comes with it.

This article can be found in the following sites:

http://global.seoul.go.kr/webzine/2011_may/sub08.html

http://karinachua.blogspot.com/2011/04/selfless-day-volunteer-day-at-st-marys.html

Other related articles:

http://karinachua.blogspot.com/2011/03/newsletter-awarded-by-st-marys-hospital.html

Written by: Karina Chua, GEO Filipino Teaching Assistant

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GEO Blog Editor's Note:

At present, Catholic University of Korea Filipino graduate student volunteers include Carol, Hani, China and Abigail. In case you are interested, please contact Seoul Yeoksam Global Center. This volunteer activity is usually done every 3rd or 4th Saturday of the month. Hope to see you there. d(*⌒▽⌒*)b

Feedbacks: The GEO Radio Broadcast

Listening GEO Radio is wonderful experience to us. Until we listened to GEO radio, we didn’t know a lot about the GEO Radio broadcast. Upon listening to GEO Radio, we learned that there are many diverse topics discussed. We could choose different kinds of topics we like through GEO radio broadcast website. The topics for GEO radio were not difficult to listen to. GEO radio talks about topics of our interest including love, friendship, culture, food and daily issues, among others. That’s why we enjoyed listening to the radio broadcast so much. At some point, we could not only agree and share our thoughts with each other, but we were also encouraged to think further.

GEO radio DJ’s pronunciation were really good to listen to. When DJs gave us information or quizzes, we know that they try to explain slowly and accurately. It helped us understand the broadcast easily and it enabled us to follow the content of the discussion. We listened without any fear or stress. We think GEO radio is really good for us to raise our listening skills.

GEO Radio Hosts - DJ Alex & DJ Rae

Initially, we thought that listening to the radio in English could be a challenge. But on the contrary, it was really fun. They played the exciting music we liked, and we felt really great. When it seemed like boring, they play current English songs. It is a good strategy to play some English songs during the broadcast. However it seemed that GEO radio has some electronic problems. When it starts, we could hear some squeaky microphone sound and some pauses for a couple of seconds. We hope GEO radio makes improvement soon so it can run smoothly. Except for those of problems, we think that GEO radio is a good program. We could listen to it with so much fun.

Other talents behind the GEO Radio Broadcast - Twanzy, Hani and China with GEO Admin TA Carol

We couldn’t believe that our school’s Filipino students are running the GEO radio. They sound like real professional radio DJ’s. The pronunciation and tone (their way of speaking) are really nice to listen to. It seems like they enjoy running the radio too. When we listened to the GEO radio at that time, our class TA was the guest of the day. We really enjoyed hearing her opinions. During the radio discussion, DJs shared their opinion about the day’s topic and it was really nice to follow them and compare our opinion with them.

by students of GEO Class 3-4 (Professor Roger & TA Sarah)

Kind Foreigners, Delicious Food, Nice Music, Elegant Ambiance - All These and More in GEO's Cheese & Wine Party

Hi I am Hye Kyeung. I am from 1-2 class under Jerry and Teaching Assistant (TA) Cris. Since as of this writing, I was the only one who attended the cheese and wine party in our class, I will share my wonderful experience during that wonderful night. I will also tell you the expectations of my classmates in the succeeding cheese and wine events.

Actually, I arrived in the cheese and wine party a little bit late, but am glad that I didn’t miss a lot of activity. I did not know anybody except Professor Jerry and TA Cris. Luckily, I caught their attention when I arrived at the global lounge, so I mingled with them. A TA gave me my mission card. Before starting my mission, I ate first. The food they served were tasty and delicious. I liked the grapes and the crackers topped with tuna… Yummy! Sad to say I was not able to drink a glass of wine =( so I cannot comment about how the wine tastes like.

Delicious Food to watch out for... ^_^

Anyway right after eating, I started looking around to accomplish my mission. Searching for the people in my mission card was fun because I met and talked to people I do not know before. As I told you earlier, I only know my professor and my TA. I met TA Glenn. He was the first person in my mission card. He was kind. He was one of the foreigners in the party that I talked to and after talking to him, he finally signed my card. The next thing I want to comment on is the lighting in the global lounge. At that time, the lights were dim. There were also candles that made the global lounge soft looking. Compared to an ordinary day, one might feel quite differently. I also like the tarpaulin hung in front of the “main stage”. I saw some students and TAs striking a pose and taking pictures there. It was like a red carpet event in Hollywood wherein actors stand with a beautiful backdrop behind them. It was elegant.

The GEO Cheese & Wine Party Photobooth

Since I was the only student in my class who attended the cheese and wine party, I interviewed my classmates and asked the question, “What are your expectations in the cheese and wine party?” A lot of them expects to drink a good tasting wine and eat delectable variety of cheese. Sook Young specifically hopes to drink a sweet glass of wine, eat diverse food, and speak to many people, including other GEO students. In addition, she hopes that her Chinese and Japanese friends will be there too. Song-Eun wants to listen to music and dance with her newfound friends in GEO. Ji-Won anticipates that TA Minjae will play the saxophone again. She also wants to meet Sarah one of the Korean TAs, take a picture with her, and ask her about her weekend plans.

I think that my classmates are all excited to attend and experience the cheese and wine party. They all have their expectations. I guarantee that they will enjoy the party. As for myself, I want to attend the cheese and wine party again next week to meet more GEO students, meet a lot foreigners TAs and professors, and lastly to drink a glass of wine ^^ See you there!

by Hye Kyeung, from GEO Class 1-2 (Professor Jerry / T.A. Maricris)

GEO Class 3-2 shares how they spent their Easter holiday

Hi GEO Blog readers.

What’s going on with you all? This is MK from Roger’s class and I’d like to share the activities that my class students did during the recently concluded Easter holiday.

Professor Roger and TA MK (both raising their hands) with GEO Class 3-2

First, I’d like introduce Yongwoo, the most popular guy in class. Let’s hear him out.

“I’m a Christian, but I went to the Catholic Church. Last Sunday, I got Easter eggs, people can easily get these eggs from Korean Sauna (찜질방). Even though they looked like normal eggs, they tasted good. The following day, we don’t have class so I went hiking in the mountain near our campus, Wonmi mountain. Because my roommate was still busy preparing for the midterm examinations, I decided to go alone.”

What a lonely guy. Let me tell you a story of another lonely guy, Su won.

“Thanks to the Easter celebration, I could concentrate studying. We have no class the next day, Monday, so I had more time to study. I’d like to say that I love Jesus.”

Su Kyung told me that she prayed on Easter day with her mom. You know why? To get better score on her midterm test. JJJ

“Actually I just studied on Easter day, because I had 3 midterm tests. Since they were my major subjects, I had to study very hard. My mother called me because she knew that I was busy preparing for the exams. We prayed together on the phone.”

Hyo-jung would like to share what she did on Easter day when she was a kid.

“When I was a young child, I used to go to church every Sunday with my brother. I remember that in the past Easter Sundays, I was given eggs covered with cellophane papers, with fake eyes and lips on the egg’s shell. I was so happy to receive such lovely and tasty eggs, so an egg is the first thing that comes to my mind when I think about Easter day.”

There are not only people who were given eggs but also who made eggs, in a bizarre way.

“When I was in high school, I made Easter eggs. My high school was a Catholic school, and I was a member of the Catholic club. So I had to make Easter eggs. I had a lot of fun. This year, I wanted to participate in making Easter eggs in our school’s church, but unfortunately I couldn’t because I had to prepare for the exam. I’m a senior now, and this year is my last year in school, so I felt very disappointed...”

Did you enjoy our stories? We’re sad that we cannot see eggs that So young makes. Next year, I hope that you would have more fun. Opt to spend more time with your family at church instead of preparing for the midterm test. Adios! See you around campus ^_^

by GEO Class 3-2 (Professor Roger and TA MK)