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Randolph-Macon students traveled to Japan during January Term 2013. This study-abroad experience was made possible through the generosity of The Japan Foundation. |
The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership’s 2012-2013 grant will provide for the following activities:
The Taylor Anderson/Japan Foundation Japanese Scholar-in-Residence, Wakaba Tasaka, will teach additional two-sequence courses in beginning and intermediate Japanese language. Additionally, she will teach Culture of Japan.
Taylor Anderson/Japan Foundation Scholarships will allow two students to enroll in intensive Japanese language summer courses. Students will be selected by competitive application process, with the final decisions to be made by the Randolph-Macon Japanese language faculty. Funds will cover tuition, travel and room and board up to $12,000 per student.
The Taylor Anderson/Japan Foundation Scholars program will support the instruction and travel to Japan for 21 students as part of the College’s January-term. Students will participate in the courses
Japan Past and Present taught by professor Todd Munson and
Japanese Religion taught by professor Timothy Brown.
