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Established in 1963, Japan Study is one of the oldest and most comprehensive programs in educational exchange and development linking colleges and universities in the United States and Japan. Based at Earlham College, Japan Study links member colleges of the Great Lakes Colleges Association, Inc. and the Associated Colleges of the Midwest with those of Waseda University in Japan. These colleges and universities are recognized as among the leading educational institutions in their respective societies. Waseda University has about 45,000 students; |
the combined student body of students who attend GLCA and ACM member institutions is about 42,500. Japan Study has made important contributions toward fostering the growth of international and intercultural understanding among a significant number of Japanese and American students and faculty. Participants have gone on to distinguished careers in academics, industry, and governmental and non-governmental organizations. They play important roles in a wide range of settings linking Japan, the United States, and the rest of the world. |
Current Advisory Committee Members Chris Welna, President, ACM Recent Advisory Committee Members Joseph Adler, Kenyon College, 2004-07 |
Resident Directors participate on the Advisory Committee during the years before and after their RD year. Paul Watt, DePauw University, 2008-09 |
Each year one GLCA/ACM faculty member (Japan specialists and non-specialists) spends the year at Waseda with 30-40 students. Under an agreement between consortial colleges and Japan Study, faculty members typically receive all of their benefits from their home university for this year of professional development. It is considered a year of teaching rather than a sabbatical year. Past RD’s include tenured and tenure-track faculty from all ranks. Deadline is April 30th, 16 months prior to the beginning of the position. Interested GLCA/ACM faculty members should contact: |
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