NMSU students collaborate with students from university in South Korea to address global issues

Update: Students that shared their projects Monday said they learned a lot both inside, and outside the classroom.

"Just having that different cultural background just brings a lot of different perspective. Their upbringing being different from ours," said Juliana Trujillo, an NMSU student.

"Before I came here, I had a phobia about language barriers because I was not good at... I'm still not good at English. But thanks to NMSU students, I can overcome the phobia of language barriers. So is this experience will be helpful for my future," said Hanbeen Lee, an SKKU student.

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) -- NMSU's journalism and media students worked with students from across the globe this week to develop videos addressing global issues. The videos are set to be publicly shown Thursday afternoon.

Students from Sungkyunkawn University (SKKU) in South Korea arrived in Las Cruces Monday to collaborate with NMSU students. Divided into groups of four, the videos created by this collaboration will be shown internationally.

The public showcase will take place at 12:30 p.m. at Corbett Center Student Union, room 302, on the NMSU campus in Las Cruces.

ABC-7 will be at the demonstration and will bring you complete coverage. Watch our evening newscasts to learn more.