English Lecture Series

Six times a year we offer lectures in English. These are on a variety of topics, and are given by both Japanese and foreign speakers. Anyone is welcome to attend the lectures. They take place on the dates listed below from 4:20-5:50 in Room 6206.

2009

  • Lecture 1
    April 16 “Study Abroad: New Zealand”
    Mika Ieiri & Malcolm Swanson
  • Lecture 2
    May 21 “Britain: Three Viewpoints”
    Winchester University students
  • Lecture 3
    June 18 “Teaching English to Kids”
    Julian Warden
  • Lecture 4
    October 29 “Biculturalism in Canada”
    Andrew Zitzmann
  • Lecture 5
    November 19 “Use of English Language for International Development Work”
    Amihan April Mella-Alcazar
  • Lecture 6
    January 21 “A Festival of English”
    Various speakers

2008

  • Lecture 1
    April 17 “The History of Western Names”
    Margaret Orleans
  • Lecture 2
    May 22 “Ukraine”
    Lina Maksymuk
  • Lecture 3
    June 19 “Random Acts of Kindness”
    Ken Gibson
  • Lecture 4
    October 23 “Reporting the News-In English”
    Shoichi Nasu
  • Lecture 5
    December 4 “Canadian Culture”
    Richard Payne
  • Lecture 6
    January 22 “Tips to Improve English Listening Skills”
    Takashi Inomori

2007

  • Lecture 1
    April 19 “Two Cultures, Two Perspectives”
    Dennis Woolbright & Malcolm Swanson
  • Lecture 2
    May 24 “The 3Rs in Kitakyushu!”
    Shinsuke Takeuchi
  • Lecture 3
    July 21 “Strategies for Becoming a Good English Learner”
    Panel Discussion
  • Lecture 4
    November 15 “An American Lawyer in Japan”
    Barbara Shore
  • Lecture 5
    January 16 “Reach for the Stars”
    Gina Whittle

2006

  • Lecture 1
    May 10 “Comparing Cultures”
    Malcolm Swanson & Paula Ricci
  • Lecture 2
    June 14 “International Marriage”
    Panel Discussion
  • Lecture 3
    July 5 “International Students in Japan”
    Panel Discussion
  • Lecture 4
    November 22 “Flying High with English”
    Junko Uemura & Michael Cayne
  • Lecture 5
    December 20 “False Internationalization and Cultural Miscommunication”
    Barrett Balvanz


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