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[Event Report] Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu x Kyoto Student Public Relations Department Event “Gion Kagetsu University”

On Sunday, February 4, 2024, Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu and the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department collaborated to hold the ” Kyoto Student Public Relations Department presents Gion Kagetsu University – Alumni are back! Homecoming Day 2024.”

The Kyoto Student Public Relations Club is a student organization whose mission is to spread the word about the appeal of “Kyoto, a city of universities and students” from the perspective of university students studying in Kyoto to junior and senior high school students across the country who will become university students in the future through articles and social media .

Performers, student groups, and the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department

About Gion Kagetsu University

The event aims to let people learn about the charm of Kyoto universities and student life while enjoying comedy in Kyoto.

An event was held at the theater once in 2019, and this time it will be held for the first time in five years, planned by members of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Club and with the cooperation of Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu.

For more information about the 2019 event, please see the article below.

◎ [Gion Kagetsu University finally opens!] We’ve got everything from the performance details to comments from the performers!

■Date and time: Sunday, February 4 , 2024 Doors open　at 18:45, performance begins at 19:15 ( ends at 20:30 ) [Finished]
■Venue: Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu
■Performers
Long Coat Daddy, Gion, Navy’s Afro, Genius Pianist, Nightingale Dance, Reiwa Kita Minami, Ryosuke Kono ( MC ), Kyoto Student Public Relations Club Members, Kyoto Circles and Student Groups

■Content

・Performance by comedians

・A frank consultation session for university students

・Introduction of unique clubs and student organizations, etc.

■Tickets: Student fee　1,000 yen (student ID required), general fee　2,000 yen

On the day of the event

Before the show started

On the day, many customers were seated all the way up to the second floor, and many of the students who were the target audience for this event also attended.

When the event began, the performers appeared on stage and engaged in some free talk as an opening act.

opening

Afterwards, each comedy duo performed their material, with the audience erupting in laughter throughout.

After enjoying the material, the event will be followed by a segment planned by members of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Club, where university students will have a consultation session and an introduction to student groups in Kyoto.

At the consultation session, problems that had been submitted in advance by the public were taken up, with public relations staff acting as judges and the comedians being asked to think of ways to solve them.

The event featured a variety of interesting advice and the opportunity to hear stories from the comedians’ school days.

Advice sessions for university students

After the consultation session, we moved on to a section introducing unique student groups in Kyoto.

The following five groups were featured in this event:

　・Kyoto Kabaddi Circle Kamodi

　・Kansai Intercollegiate “Quidditch” Circle KYOTO LILA C FOXES

　・Ritsumeikan Double Dutch Club dig up treasure

　・Kyoto University Mölkky Circle Ankka

　・Doshisha Hero Show Club

After each group introduced themselves, the comedians had the opportunity to experience their activities together.

There were some sports that we don’t usually get to see, and the audience seemed to be cheering on the performers and enjoying the excitement together.

In the hero show, there was an unexpected twist when the comedian playing the villain defeated the hero, and the entire venue was filled with laughter.

Kyoto Student Group Introduction Corner (Ritsumeikan Double Dutch Club, Dig Up Treasure)

Kyoto Student Group Introduction Corner (Doshisha Hero Show Club)

This was our first collaborative event with Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu in five years, and thanks to everyone at Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu, the comedians, and the student groups, it was a huge success.

In the event survey, we received a lot of positive feedback, such as “The content was substantial” and “It was an event that students could easily participate in, so I hope they hold more of these events.”

For the PR club members involved in this event, being able to bring something they had planned to life in this way seemed to help them grow and gain confidence, and it was a great learning opportunity for the Kyoto Student PR Club as well.

The official website of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Club, “Kotokare”, has also published an event report article written by members of the club, so please be sure to take a look.

◎ [#ComedyLiveReport] Kyoto Student Public Relations Department presents Gion Kagetsu University ~Alumni are back!? Homecoming Day 2024~

For more information about the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department, please click here .

Consortium of Universities Kyoto, Public Interest Foundation Kyoto Student Public Relations Department
TEL: 075-353-9130 FAX: 075-353-9101
Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji-sagaru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto 600-8216
*Reception hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00-17:00 (excluding New Year holidays)

[Information] Held on 2/4 (Sun)! About Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu/Kyoto Student Public Relations Department collaboration event

Kyoto Student Public Relations Department presents Gion Kagetsu University ~ Alumni are back! ? Homecoming Day 2024~

The Kyoto Student Public Relations Department, which is operated by Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto, has collaborated with Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu to hold an event called “Kyoto Student Public Relations Department presents Gion Kagetsu University – Alumni and OGs are back! ? Homecoming Day 2024~ will be held on Sunday , February 4th .

The Kyoto Student Public Relations Department is a student organization whose purpose is to communicate the appeal of “University City Kyoto/Student City Kyoto” from the perspective of university students studying in Kyoto to junior high and high school students nationwide who will become university students in the future through articles and SNS . is.

 This event was planned by members of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department and made possible with the cooperation of Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu.

With the aim of letting people learn about the charms of Kyoto’s universities and student life while enjoying comedy in Kyoto, we will not only have comedians perform their stories, but also hold counseling sessions for university students to answer their questions, as well as Kyoto’s unique clubs and clubs. There is a lot of content including introductions to student organizations.

Please invite your friends and family to come to the theater!

date and time

Sunday, February 4, 2024 Doors open at 18:45　Start at 19:15 ( End at 20:30 )

place

Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu ( 323　Gion Hall, north side of Gion-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City)

performer

Long Coat Daddy, Gion, Navy Afro, Genius Pianist, Nightingale Dance, Reiwa Kita Minami Ryosuke Kono ( MC ), Kyoto Student Public Relations Department Member, Kyoto Circles/Student Groups

Contents

〇 Story presentation by performing comedians

〇 Honest trouble consultation session for university students

〇 Introducing unique clubs and student groups, etc.

ticket

Yoshimoto Gion Kagetsu　http://www.yoshimoto.co.jp/gion/

〇 Student fee　1,000 yen (student ID required)

〇 General fee　2,000 yen

 

We also post event information and event announcement videos of performing comedians on the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department website and SNS below.

Please take a look.

◎ Kyoto Student Public Relations Department website “Kotokare”

◎ “Gion Kagetsu University” Official X (old Twitter)

◎ Kyoto Student Public Relations Department Instagram

 

[For faculty and staff] 2nd Kyoto FD Exchange Meeting 2023
“Transformation of classes in elementary and secondary education through the GIGA School concept. What should we think about the future of universities from this point of view?” Now accepting applications for participation


In primary and secondary education, the GIGA School Initiative is creating an environment in which each learner can learn using an information terminal and a network connection, promoting Japanese-style education in the Reiwa era. About three years have passed since the GIGA School, we will explain the current changes in classes mainly at elementary and junior high schools, using cutting-edge examples.
Based on these, I would like to think with you about how the university environment (classes, research, student life) will change in the future.
This is not a “training session” but a “social gathering”, so please feel free to join us.

■ Date Schedule December 16, 2023 (Saturday) 13:00～15:20

■ For university/junior college faculty/staff
*This course is aimed not only at teachers but also at staff members who are interested in FD.

■ Meeting venue Campus Plaza Kyoto 2nd floor hall　　　　

■ Participation fee Free

■ Number of members: Approximately 30 people

■ Schedule　

13：00~13：02 Opening of meeting/administrative communication
13：02~13：05 Explanation of purpose by coordinator
13：05~13:45
Providing topics

Transformation of classes in elementary and secondary education through the GIGA School concept.
What do you think about the future of university from this point of view?

13：45~14：05 Question-and-answer session
14：05~14：45 Exchange
14：45~15：15 Questions/Summary
14：15～15：20 Closing of meeting/fill out questionnaire

■Application included


Application deadline: 2023: December 14th (Thursday) 17:00


Contact information

In charge of FD project, University Consortium Kyoto Public Interest Incorporated Foundation
TEL 075-353-9163　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City
*Business hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:00

 




[Held on Saturday, November 11th] Long-term project course_Information on viewing the project presentation (results presentation)

The project presentation for the internship program “Long Term Project Course” will be held on the following date and time.
The long-term project course is a program in which students work in teams for approximately five months on themes and issues presented by their host organization. At the project presentation on the last day of the lecture, each project team will present the results of their activities to date.
The presentation will be held at Campus Plaza Kyoto on the day, and each presentation can be viewed at the venue or online.
If you are a university student thinking about participating in an internship next year, or if you are a company or organization interested in accepting interns, please enjoy the culmination of the activities of each project team.

Reference: Click here for the 2022 project presentation →　2022 results presentation

Date and time November 11, 2023 (Saturday)
13:00～17:50
Apply If you would like to attend, please apply using this participation application form .
Application deadline: November 7th (Tuesday)

schedule

*Schedule times may change. note that.

  Hours   Summary
 13：00～13：10  Opening greetings
 13：10～13：55 Project Presentation Part I (3 projects)
 13：55～14：05  break
 14：05～14：50 Project presentation Part II (3 projects)
 14：50～15：20  break
 15：20～15：40  ​Reflect on each project
 15：40～17：10

From project students, host personnel, and coordinators
Presenting impressions after review for each project
 17：10～17：50  Message from each coordinator, closing remarks, and photo shoot

 

Project introduction

 

Acceptance destination project overview
Specified non-profit organization
Kiko Network		 [Survey and information dissemination towards realizing a decarbonized society and 100% renewable energy]
In order to realize a decarbonized society, we will collect and disseminate information, conduct research, hold events, and conduct public relations related to 100% renewable energy and the creation of decarbonized communities. Learn new skills and have an experience that will improve your conceptual, creative, and planning abilities!
Co., Ltd.
Insight House		 [Today’s Yamashina-san Project]
Walking around Yamashina, listening to and collecting the thoughts and stories of a variety of people from children to adults to the elderly, turning them into interview articles and disseminating them to local people through the website, Facebook, free newspapers, circulars, picture books, etc. First of all, we will work with the motto of “enjoy yourself”.
Co., Ltd.
Otsuki sticker printing		 [Rediscovery Label Creating interesting stickers]
Our company is the “town sticker shop.” Stickers are familiar to us, but their uses are still unexplored. You will understand the reality of sticker printing, plan and develop new products, complete the product, and think about and put into practice how to sell it online. We look forward to seeing the students’ sensibilities!
General incorporated association
Impact Hub Kyoto		 [~Hanase Field Lab Project~]
Hanase is a gathering place for Chimaki bamboo for the Gion Festival, which has a history of over 1,000 years, and is known as the “source of the capital” due to its historical background. Wouldn’t you like to use this field as a field to learn about the local life and way of life, and work together with people from various fields to create a community that grows while maintaining a sustainable environment?
Co., Ltd.
Union A		 [Let’s disseminate the free employment information magazine for young people “Uncle and Auntie” to students who are worried! 】
We plan and publish the employment information magazine “Occhan and Obachan” for young people aged 16 to 30. I would like to get this book into the hands of students and young people who are worried about their career path, either before or in the midst of job hunting. Let’s think about the plan together. I would like this to be an opportunity for everyone to think carefully about not only media, but also “work” themselves.
Social welfare corporation
Adachi Welfare Association		 [Kyoto Children’s Home Meal Project ~Thinking about child poverty issues~]
Kyoto Children’s Home Meals creates “connections” by regularly “delivering” food to families in dire straits, and while monitoring each family, provides appropriate support when problems arise or as needed. Our goal is to connect. Let’s work together from a new perspective to spread this activity and form a new community.

Contact information

University Consortium Kyoto Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Internship Business Promotion Office
TEL 075-353-9106　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin-dori Shiokoji, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City
*Counter reception hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 to 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

[For faculty and staff] The 3rd International Student Study Kyoto Network member group training and exchange meeting will be held in 2023

“Easy Japanese” seminar that is easy to understand for Japanese people and that is easy to understand for foreigners

Date and time: December 15, 2023 (Friday) 14:00-16:10 (Reception 13:30-)　

Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto (5th floor: Seminar rooms 2-4)

Contents: “Easy Japanese required for foreigners studying and working in Kyoto in emergencies such as disasters”
~Protects students and employees and helps in daily community life~

“Easy Japanese” is a language that uses the lessons learned from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995 to convey information smoothly to foreigners.

This is a Japanese expression that can be translated into simple Japanese.

In this training, we will provide an overview of “Easy Japanese” and its basic rules, as well as explain how foreigners can help during disasters and the coronavirus pandemic.

Learn about situations you are likely to find yourself in.

It can be used not only in emergency interactions with international students and foreign employees, but also in daily life.

Learn how to communicate “easy Japanese” through group work and practical activities.


Lecturer: Atsuko Sugimoto, “Easy Japanese” volunteer group

Target audience: Faculty and staff members of International Student Study Kyoto Network member schools and organizations

Fixed number of participants: 40 people　*Accepted on a first-come, first-served basis

How to apply: If you would like to participate, please apply using the application form below.

　　　　　https://forms.gle/X119ffVrBt6xdPb88

Application period:Until 12:00 on Friday, December 1st *Applications will end as soon as capacity is reached

Participation fee: Free


schedule:

14:00-14:05 Opening remarks

14:05-16:00 Lecture: What is “Easy Japanese”?

　　　　　　　　　　・Situations that foreigners find themselves in during disasters and coronavirus outbreaks

　　　　　　　　　　・Basic rules of “Easy Japanese”

　　　　　　　　　　・Group work activities

16:00-16:10 Q&A

If you are unable to use the application form, please apply directly from the email address below.

Destination address: “kyoto-nw@consortium.or.jp“

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【inquiry】

　International Student Study Kyoto Network Secretariat [University Consortium Kyoto International Business Department]

　Responsible: Tsuruyama・Murono TEL: 075-353-9164 E-mail:kyoto-nw@consortium.or.jp

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[For university faculty and staff] 2023 SD joint training program “Career of university staff – Graduate school admission and beyond” We are currently accepting applications for participation. .

The purpose of this training is to learn about the skills required of university staff and how to go on to graduate school as a way to acquire them. Through this training, you will reconsider your own career development and develop an awareness of improving your skills.

[Lecturer]
Yusuke Okada (Administrative Director, Ryukoku University Entrance Examination Department/High School-University Collaboration Promotion Office, Oberlin University Graduate School/Master’s degree)
Yumi Taniguchi (Assistant Director, Human Resources Division, Human Resources Department, Ritsumeikan University, currently enrolled in master’s program at Doshisha University Graduate School)
Mr. Yuichi Matsuda (Chief, Kansai University Trusteeship Group, Kansai University Management Bureau, Master’s degree, Oberlin University, Ph.D., Kansai University Graduate School)
Yasunari Shirafuji (Kyoto Sangyo University President’s IR Promotion Office, Doshisha University Graduate School, Master’s degree)
[Coordinator]
Mr. Takamichi Murayama (Administrative Director, Kyoto Bunkyo Junior and Senior High School, Master’s degree and Ph.D., Doshisha University Graduate School)>

[Date and time]Wednesday, December 6, 2023 13:00-16:00
[Meeting venue]Online (Zoom)
[Target] All faculty and staff (anyone can participate, regardless of years of service)
[Participation fee] Member schools: 1,000 yen (4,000 yen for those other than those listed on the left) *We will send you an invoice.
[Capacity] 40 people (first come first served)
[Application deadline] 11Month 22nd (Wed) 17:00
[Training Overview]Careers of university staff – entering graduate school and beyond
 Organizer: University Consortium Kyoto Public Interest Incorporated Foundation

 

[Ended] [For university students] We are recruiting participants for the Heian Shrine photo session on Sunday, September 17th! !

 

As an activity for 2023 , the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department has planned a “Heian Shrine Photo Session” where photography-loving college students attending universities in Kyoto can interact.
In this event, you can enter Heian Jingu Shrine Garden for free, which normally requires an admission fee.
On the day of the event, after taking photos in the shrine grounds, we will share the photos taken in the hall and vote for the best photos.

Participants who took the selected photos will receive a commemorative gift from Heian Jingu Shrine.
We are looking forward to your participation!

Event overview


Date and time: Sunday, September 17 , 2023 , 14:00-17 : 00 ( meet at 13:45 )
*Alternative date : Monday , September 18 , 2023 ( holiday )　

Venue: Heian Shrine (Access: https://www.heianjingu.or.jp/about/traffic.html )　

Participation target: University students attending universities in Kyoto

What to bring: Camera used for shooting ( smartphone is also acceptable ) , student ID

Participation fee: Free

Details/Application

For more information on the day’s schedule and to apply, please visit the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department’s website “Kotokare” below.

[For university students in Kyoto] We are looking for participants for the Heian Jingu photo session! !

 

<Application deadline>  Until 17:00 on Friday , September 15 , 2023

Contact information

Consortium of Universities Kyoto Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Kyoto Student Public Relations Department
TEL 075-353-9130 FAX 075-353-9101
600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto, Nishinotoin Dorishiokoji Shimoru, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City
*Reception hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 a.m. 00-17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

 

[English training for university faculty and staff] Recruitment of participants for “Intercultural understanding and communication in English at university” held on 9/2 (Sat.) and 6 (Wed.)

Purpose of the event

　As the globalization of higher education accelerates, such as the enhancement of support for international students and the promotion of collaborative projects with overseas universities, English proficiency is essential as a basic skill for university teachers and staff. In addition, international students from many countries and regions have their own cultural backgrounds, and in order to achieve smooth communication, it is essential to understand customs, social conventions, religion, etc. beyond language skills. It has become a thing.
 For this reason, the Consortium of Universities Kyoto conducts training to improve English proficiency through case studies that assume various situations, as well as “skill improvement training for university faculty and staff” to learn about cultures other than English-speaking countries.

This time, as part of the 2023 “Skill Up Training for University Faculty and Staff” , we will hold an online English course as follows for faculty and staff mainly involved in international education-related work and acceptance of international students at universities. Please join us.

 

Course outline

” Business English Literacy : Intercultural Understanding and Communication in English at University”

This course is mainly for faculty members who are involved in international education-related work and acceptance of international students at universities.
Mannerisms and methods of communication vary greatly between cultures. In this course, students will deepen their understanding of cultural diversity, communication styles, business etiquette, etc. , in order to respond to the increasing number of international students and foreign researchers . We aim to improve communication skills in English through role-plays and PBL (problem-solving exercises) in various settings.
*The language used in the course is English.

Date and time September 2nd (Sat) and 6th (Wed), 2023 13:30-16:30
Holding format Online using Zoom
( Please prepare an accessible internet environment and a computer with a camera and microphone function, and participate from a convenient location)
lecturer Nagasaki University Associate Professor Mikako Nishikawa
Course target For university faculty and staff with an intermediate level of English or above
Participation capacity 18 people *Pre-registration required
Participation fee University Consortium Kyoto member university faculty and staff: 2,500 yen per course
Faculty and staff at non-member universities: 6,000 yen per course
*Payment will be made in the form of a bank transfer to the Foundation’s designated account by the designated date.
Details will be provided in the course guide email sent after the deadline.
Application method Please apply from the “Apply” button below.
Application deadline Noon, August 1, 2023

 

◎ About English level ◎
Please refer to the following levels. (* TOEIC score is a guideline)
Beginner level: Can make simple greetings and self-introduction. A short and simple answer is possible. (Those with TOEIC 550 or lower)
Intermediate: Can explain familiar topics. You can continue the conversation by asking the other person questions. (For TOEIC 550-800)
Advanced level: Can express one’s opinion clearly. Be able to exchange opinions and discuss a wide range of topics. 　(Those with TOEIC 800 or higher)

 

 

<Inquiries> (Public interest incorporated foundation) University Consortium Kyoto International Affairs Department
TEL: (075)353-9164 / FAX: (075)353-9101
e-mail: kokusai■consortium.or.jp (Please change ■ to @. please send it)

[University teacher English training] Recruitment of participants for “Teaching methods for subjects using English that can be used in remote classes” to be held on Saturday, September 9

Purpose of the event

　As the globalization of higher education accelerates, such as the enhancement of support for international students and the promotion of collaborative projects with overseas universities, English proficiency is essential as a basic skill for university teachers and staff.
 In addition, international students from many countries and regions have their own cultural backgrounds, and in order to achieve smooth communication, it is essential to understand customs, social conventions, religion, etc. beyond language skills. It has become a thing.
 For this reason, the Consortium of Universities Kyoto conducts training to improve English proficiency through case studies that assume various situations, as well as “skill improvement training for university faculty and staff” to learn about cultures other than English-speaking countries.

This time, as part of the 2023 “Skill Up Training for University Teachers and Staff”, the following online course will be held for teachers who are in charge of classes in English at universities, or who may be in charge in the future. I will hold an English course . Please join us.

 

Course outline

“Active Learning Seminar: Teaching Methods Using English for Remote Classes”

This is an English course for university teachers who are teaching specialized subjects mainly in English, and are planning to do so in the future .
Through role-playing, students will learn how to facilitate and give instructions in English classes. It will be a participant-centered “exercise-type” course that will be used in interactive classes and flipped classes using ICT.
*The language used in the course is English.

Date and time Saturday, September 9, 2023 9:30-16:30
Holding format Online using Zoom
( Please prepare an accessible internet environment and a computer with a camera and microphone function, and participate from a convenient location)
lecturer Nagasaki University Associate Professor Mikako Nishikawa
Course target University teachers who meet both of the following criteria:
① Those who have an intermediate level of English or higher
② Those who are in charge of teaching classes in English at a university, or are likely to be in charge in the future
Participation capacity 18 people *Pre-registration required
Participation fee University Consortium Kyoto member university faculty and staff: 2,500 yen per course
Faculty and staff at non-member universities: 6,000 yen
per course
Details will be provided in the course guide email sent after the deadline.
Application method Please apply from the “Apply” button below.
Application deadline Noon, August 1, 2023

 

◎ About English level ◎
Please refer to the following levels. (* TOEIC score is a guideline)
Beginner level: Can make simple greetings and self-introduction. A short and simple answer is possible. (Those with TOEIC 550 or lower)
Intermediate: Can explain familiar topics. You can continue the conversation by asking the other person questions. (For TOEIC 550-800)
Advanced level: Can express one’s opinion clearly. Be able to exchange opinions and discuss a wide range of topics. (Those with TOEIC 800 or higher)

 

 

<Inquiries> (Public interest incorporated foundation) University Consortium Kyoto International Affairs Department
TEL: (075)353-9164 / FAX: (075)353-9101
e-mail: kokusai■consortium.or.jp (Please change ■ to @. please send it)

Now accepting applications to participate in the 20th National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum! (Until 7/28)

20th National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum

 

The National University Consortium Council and the Fujinokuni Regional/University Consortium
will jointly hold the 20th National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum as follows.

We are now accepting applications!
We look forward to your participation.

 Main subject

“Creating a sustainable community spun by a university consortium
-Aiming to create new value for the post-corona era”

date and time

September 2, 2023 (Sat) 13: 30-19:30 / September  3 (Sun) 10: 00-12 :00

 Venue

Tokoha University Shizuoka Kusanagi Campus (6-1 Yayoi-cho, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka City)

Contents [ Day 1 ] Saturday, September 2, 2023  13 : 30-19 :30

◇ Keynote Speech
“The Land of Japan and the Land of Shizuoka -Large-Scale Natural Disasters and Crisis Management of Higher Education Institutions-“
Mr. Kazuo Oike (President, University of Shizuoka)
◇ symposium
“Expectations for the University Consortium to Build a Sustainable Community”
　[Coordinator]
　　Mr. Kazuyuki Hizume (President of Shizuoka University)
　[Symposist]　　　
　　Mr. Tsutomu Deno (Vice Governor of Shizuoka Prefecture)
　　Mr. Kimio Sakai (Representative Director and Chairman of Shizuoka Railway Co., Ltd.)
　　Mr. Shigehiro Ikegami (Superintendent of Education, Shizuoka Prefectural Board of Education)
◇ Educational Administration Report: Mr. Kenichi Yamada (Deputy Director, University Education and Entrance Examination Division, Higher Education Bureau, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology)
◇ Poster session: Introducing the efforts of consortium organizations nationwide
◇ Information exchange meeting

Contents [ Day 2] Sunday, September 3, 2023 10:00 to 12:00

◇Subcommittee (4 subcommittees in total)
・1st subcommittee (University Consortium Kyoto)
　“Support for students with disabilities and inter-university collaboration”
・2nd subcommittee (Academic, cultural and industrial network Tama)
What kind of roles can be expected from government-academia collaboration?
・3rd subcommittee (Fujinokuni community/university consortium)
“Thinking about how to deal with disasters through collaboration between universities and various entities”
・4th subcommittee (university consortium Osaka)
　“With/Student Volunteer Activities in the After-Corona Era”

participation fee

Participation fee 4,000 yen (free for students)
Information exchange membership fee (general) 4,000 yen (students) 2,000 yen
*Those who wish to receive a report book will need to pay an additional 1,000 yen.

Application period

June 21, 2023 (water) 10:00  ~ July 28 (gold)

Details/Application

For details on each program and how to apply, please check the special website here.

　Special site for the 20th National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum

Click here for leaflet

　20th National University Consortium Research Exchange Forum Leaflet

Inquiries

National University Consortium Council Secretariat
Phone : 075-353-9100 FAX: 075-353-9101
*Business hours: Tuesday-Saturday 9:00-17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)