2026 Winter Break (Mon–Tue) CFE Internship Completion Ceremony

A completion ceremony was held for the fall-semester intern researchers who worked from January 5 to February 24, 2026. A total of eight intern researchers joined the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE). During their short time here, the interns carried out a wide range of tasks, including creating content in various formats such as card news and CM songs, as well as writing Op-Eds themselves. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the intern researchers for their hard work during the given period.

Date and Time: Tuesday, February 24, 2026, 4:00 PM

Venue: Pureun Hall

- Intern Reflections -

I was glad to be able to learn so much through various tasks during my internship at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), including writing Op-Eds, giving presentations, and designing book covers. It was also a valuable time to gain a deeper understanding of the free market economy.

- Sieun Choi, Intern Researcher

My time at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) was a valuable experience that allowed me to appreciate the value of a free market economy through practical work. In particular, it was especially meaningful to take part directly in professional research and creative content production while learning about entrepreneurship.

- Yuji Lee, Intern Researcher

While serving as an intern researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I was able to experience firsthand how a single argument and message are structured through logic and then spread through content. It was a meaningful time in that it broadened my perspective on markets and policy and strengthened my ability to think and ask questions on my own.

- Mungyu Seo, Intern Researcher

While serving as an intern researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I was able to experience firsthand how a single argument and message are structured through logic and then spread through content. It was a meaningful time in that it broadened my perspective on markets and policy and strengthened my ability to think and ask questions on my own.

- Yuna Kim, Intern Researcher

Working as an intern at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) was highly beneficial because I was able to experience a variety of content-related tasks, including writing Op-Eds, producing card news, and planning Reels. It was also a valuable time in which I learned about the attitude and sense of responsibility needed in working life.

- Soyun Lee, Intern Researcher

By carrying out a wide range of tasks, I learned how to analyze the value of the market economy from multiple angles, which helped me develop both problem-solving skills and practical flexibility. It was a meaningful time in which I discovered my own potential by taking on diverse roles within the broader framework of economics rather than being confined to a single field.

- Sumin Lee, Intern Researcher

During the two months I worked as an intern researcher, I came to understand the market economy in greater detail, and the process of taking responsibility for various kinds of work was itself a rewarding experience. I think it was a happy and valuable opportunity to meet such wonderful fellow intern researchers and staff members and to build meaningful experiences.

- Hanmin Lee, Intern Researcher

Working as an intern at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I appreciated not only the opportunity to analyze current economic issues in depth from a liberal perspective, but also the chance to gain broad practical experience. Going beyond theory, I was able to engage in both actual content planning and research assistance, making it a valuable time to appreciate the value of the market economy and broaden my practical perspective.

- Hyunseok Kim, Intern Researcher

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Original title: 2026년 겨울방학(월,화) 자유기업원 인턴 수료식

Author: Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

Date: 2026-02-24

Source: https://www.cfe.org/bbs/bbsDetail.php?cid=internship&pn=1&idx=28626