日米研究インスティテュート(USJI)によるUSJI WeekがワシントンDCで開催されます(9/8～16)

2016年09月05日

USJIは、本学を含む国内の国立・私立大学9校が運営し、米国内の機関と協働して、若手研究者の育成、知的交流のための基盤構築、グローバルな課題の解決に資する実践的な研究や政策提言に取り組んでいます。
USJI Weekは、毎年9月と2月にワシントンDCで開催され、種々のテーマで行われるセミナーで日米の研究者や実務家とともに参加者が議論を展開します。本学のセミナーは、以下のとおり行われます。在米のソフィアンの皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。

日時	9月15日（木）2:30pm-4:00pm
テーマ	"2016 US Presidential Election; Japanese Perspectives"
会場	"JSPS Seminar Room" Washington Office, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 2001 L St., NW, Suite 1050, Washington DC 20036
モデレータ	前嶋和弘教授	本学総合グローバル学部
スピーカー	安野正士准教授	本学国際教養学部
	Michael Bailey教授	Georgetown University School of Foreign Service
	Kevin Doak教授	Georgetown University, Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures

プログラムの詳細と参加登録は、こちらのサイトをご覧ください。
http://www.us-jpri.org/category/week

USJI Week takes place in Washington DC (Sept. 8 - 16)

USJI is a non-profit organization run by the leading Japanese universities including Sophia. It aims to carry out the primary missions of research, human resource development and community building by working with other institutions in the U.S. to cultivate young researchers, build foundations for intellectual exchange and conduct practical research and offer policy recommendations that help solve global problems.

USJI hosts the "USJI Week" in September and February every year in Washington DC. Seminars of diverse topics will be held inviting leading scholars from US and Japan. Sophia University's seminar will be held as follows. Sophia alumni as well as former students of any kind are all welcome to the seminars.

Date:	Thursday, September 15, 2:30pm-4:00pm
Theme:	"2016 US Presidential Election; Japanese Perspectives"
Venue:	"JSPS Seminar Room" Washington Office, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 2001 L St., NW, Suite 1050, Washington DC 20036
Moderator:	Prof. Kazuhiro Maeshima,	Sophia University Faculty of Global Studies
Speakers:	Prof. Tadashi Anno,	Sophia University Faculty of Liberal Arts
	Prof. Michael Bailey,	Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service
	Prof. Kevin Doak,	Georgetown University,Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures

For more information and seminar participation, please see this link.
http://www.us-jpri.org/en/category/week

上智大学グローバル教育推進室