00:00You were from different departments, weren't you, sir?
00:03Very good.
00:04Hello.
00:06Hello.
00:07Hello.
00:17Hello.
00:20Mr. President, would you like to say something to our colleagues?
00:23What department are you studying in?
00:25Child development.
00:26Child development. That's really great.
00:28We need to entrust our future to individuals like these, who will contribute to our city, our country, and the world.
00:36Good luck, everyone. Good luck.
00:38There are many different alternatives, of course. It could be like this too.
00:44Comfortable environments too.
00:45They can also work during this time.
00:47How do you feel then?
00:48Beautiful.
00:48You're thinking, "How are these four years going to end?"
00:50No, I don't think that way, I mean, not everyone.
00:53You said you're not in a hurry. Finish it slowly.
00:56My tests are also in progress right now.
00:56You attend a good school.
00:59The conditions are good.
01:01Honestly, I consider you very lucky in some ways.
01:04Because you now have unlimited access to resources.
01:07You have access to all kinds of resources.
01:10Hi everyone.
01:11How are you, professor? Are you well?
01:13Thank you.
01:14Thank you. You're welcome.
01:21Whatever you're doing, this is the biggest gain in your life during this period.
01:26So, we talked about it with friends both upstairs and in the library.
01:31You are living in a special time.
01:34It's a challenging process in some respects, but you're also in a very good period for self-improvement in certain areas.
01:42So, in this digital age where things have reached such a peak, you can see even better how much more valuable reading actually is.
01:53So this is a huge advantage for you.
01:57But there is also a disadvantage.
01:59Of course, you're not the only one who meets these criteria.
02:04Everyone in your generation has these conditions.
02:07So what do you need to do to stand out in these circumstances?
02:15This is where you find yourself outside your current circumstances, with more resources, more expertise in your profession, and a bit of what we call culture—just your own profession.
02:28not.
02:28So, one of you is studying engineering here.
02:30One of you said that communities here are made up of different sections, right?
02:34How many communities do we have here?
02:37There are 45 student clubs at the university.
02:39There are 45 communities.
02:40Honestly, I have to say, this community is a great asset, you know.
02:45They are very effective, Mr. President.
02:47Of course, because community also prepares you for life to some extent.
02:51Because the individual life you live today will extend to your professional life after university, and indeed, your life in general, from individual life to togetherness and unity within society.
03:03You will transition to a life where you are who you are.
03:05Actually, being in this community is kind of preparing you for it.
03:08Teamwork is very important.
03:16Our resources are at your disposal.
03:19So never forget these things.
