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Job opening: Antioch Education Abroad, Director of Japan & Buddhist Traditions Program
Antioch Education Abroad, Antioch University is looking for a Director of the Japan and its Buddhist Traditions Program in Kyoto. During the fall semester–September through December 2013, the successful candidate will have responsibility for leading the program in Kyoto, Japan, … Continue reading
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Tagged Antioch Education Abroad, Antioch University, Buddhism, director, Japanese religion, job opening, Kyoto, religion
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Volunteer: Peace Boat Summer 2012 Japanese/English Interpreters
Re-posted from NEJETAA’s website. Link to original posting. “A JET from a friend of JETAANY Secretary Pam is going on the Peace Boat next spring and is hoping to recruit some JETs/alums and asked us to share more information with … Continue reading
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Tagged Japanese/English interpretation, NEJETAA, Peace Boat, volunteer, volunteering opportunity
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Fun Link Friday: Complaint Choir of Tokyo
As midterm season approaches, many of us learning and teaching alike may be feeling frustrations and pressure from that huge pile of papers. Not to mention it’s the season for job seekers. Why not take a break and have a … Continue reading
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Tagged complain choir, complaint choir of tokyo, fun link friday, humor, Japan, music
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Fun Link Friday: “A Fabulous Experience” Rotary Youth Exchange
This week’s fun link is about Rotary International Youth Exchange. This year, they are celebrating 50 years of the program in Japan which began with exchanges to Australia. Watch a short video on vimeo as Yoko Sekimoto recalls her “fabulous … Continue reading
Conference: New England Re-entry Conference, Stonehill College, MA, September 22, 2012
Are you a student who recently returned from study abroad, living in the Boston area, looking to network, and access vital information for the future? Check out the New England Study Abroad Re-entry Conference, happening this month! Fall 2012 Conference: … Continue reading
Job [internship]: University of Otago, International Office
Are you a current student looking for an internship in New Zealand for your professional development in international education? Applications are invited for an internship position within the University of Otago International Office. This is an unpaid position and is … Continue reading
Funding: Now Available, 2013-14 Applications for David L. Boren Scholars and Fellows
The applications for the 2013-2014 David L. Boren Scholarships and Fellowships are now available at http://www.borenawards.org. Boren Awards provide unique funding opportunities for U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study in Africa, Asia, Central & Eastern Europe, Eurasia, Latin America, … Continue reading
Job opening: Asia Programs Director at UNC Chapel Hill
UNC Chapel Hill is looking for an Asia Programs Director to start in December 2012. This position establishes, manages, and promotes all study abroad programs in Asia. It requires close collaboration within the Study Abroad Office with those responsible for … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Japan Fireworks
In this week’s seasonal fun link, we take a look at Japanese fireworks, hanabi. While watching a show from afar have you ever wanted to learn more about how fireworks are made in Japan? Check out Japan-Fireworks.com, a vast visual … Continue reading
