2026 Spring CFE Internship Completion Ceremony (Wed/Thu)

A completion ceremony was held for the spring semester intern researchers who worked from March 18 to May 28, 2026. A total of eight intern researchers spent the semester with the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE).

The intern researchers carried out a wide range of work in a short period of time, 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 thanks to the intern researchers for their hard work during the program.

Date and Time: 4:00 p.m., Thursday, May 28, 2026

Location: Pureun Hall

Through my internship at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I was able to develop a deeper perspective on the market economy and social issues. By experiencing a variety of tasks and collaborating with different people, I was able to broaden not only my practical skills but also the scope of my thinking. Although it was a short period, I gained valuable lessons, and I believe this experience will serve as a foundation for my future path.

- Seohyun Eom, Intern Researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

As a humanities major, I was initially quite worried because I lacked knowledge related to economics and the market. However, through my internship at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I was able to learn about a new field, broaden my perspective, and think more deeply about various social and economic issues. Above all, I learned a great deal and was positively inspired by the other interns I worked with. The time we spent exchanging ideas and thinking things through together made the internship even more meaningful. Though it was a short time, it was a precious experience in which I was able to grow significantly through new people and new experiences.

- Hahyun Jeong, Intern Researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

Working as an intern researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE), I was able to experience the practical side of market economy policy up close. In particular, it was meaningful to gain practical insights into policy. In addition, it was a major benefit that I was able to improve both my practical capabilities and work efficiency by collaborating through smooth communication and actively utilizing AI tools. Building on the broader perspective I gained through this internship, I will carry out my role in whatever field I pursue in the future. Thank you for giving me this valuable opportunity for growth.

- Goeun Choi, Intern Researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

During my internship, I analyzed economic and policy issues and turned them into content, and in doing so, I was able to expand not just my ability to write or organize materials, but my overall perspective on social phenomena themselves. What especially impressed me about the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) was that it is not simply a place that conducts dry research, but one that actively seeks to communicate such ideas to the public in ways that are easy and engaging. I also had the opportunity to produce content in various formats, including card news, short-form videos, and Op-Eds, while constantly thinking about how to make difficult topics easier for people to understand. Although it was a short period, I would like to express my gratitude to the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE) for helping me grow, and also to the other interns who worked together to produce meaningful results.

- Goeun Ji, Intern Researcher at the Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

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Original title: 2026년 봄학기 자유기업원 인턴 수료식(수목)

Author: Center for Free Enterprise (CFE)

Date: 2026-05-28

Source: https://www.cfe.org/bbs/bbsDetail.php?cid=internship&pn=1&idx=29085