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U.S. universities and colleges Vol.28 (UKY, UofL, Bellarmine) / Kentucky Vol.7
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Kentucky Vol.3 (University of Kentucky)
Kentucky Vol.5 (cities, etc.)
Kentucky Vol.2
内容例 @uk_bae,@ukyengineering,@UKAgriculture、@UKGattonCollege、@uofl、@UofLEnvirome,@uoflmedschool
上記大学と日本に関連するツイート
Quote of the Week: "The bamboo that bends is stronger than the oak that resists." -Japanese Proverb pic.twitter.com/5ugNFw5K0v
— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) January 27, 2014
They're not Japanese policy strategists (not yet at least), but will play them in competition this month. http://t.co/jZWsSX3
— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) June 13, 2011
#seeblue in Land of the Rising Sun MT @Tabatha_xoxo: Nice feeling of home on my business trip to Nagoya Japan. #BBN pic.twitter.com/azum1hE1HD
— #MaskUpCats (@universityofky) September 26, 2015
This week on From the Ground Up, we're talking to Mercer County horticulture @UKExtension agent Jessica Bessin about how to combat the dreaded Japanese beetle! >> https://t.co/xUilp86lRu pic.twitter.com/og6yGHhrJV
— UK College of Agriculture (@UKAgriculture) July 22, 2019
RT @universityofky: @UKarts_sciences alum shares why he chose Japan studies & mech. engineering/what he's doing now. http://t.co/2g5xzp2b
— UK Engineering (@ukyengineering) August 14, 2012
Held virtually this year, the Walk to Remember is an annual event to honor families’ losses from miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal death. This year’s memorial tree, a Japanese Lilac, was planted near the home demonstration garden at the @UKArboretum. https://t.co/Q6EjnfB1r3
— UK HealthCare (@UK_HealthCare) October 13, 2020
Happy Friday! Did you know that there is a @universityofky-themed cafe in Osaka, Japan? Check out this fun story by Kentucky native, current Japanese resident, and UK alum @chuckclenney and have a great weekend! https://t.co/KaxSLKRAWM
— UK Gatton College of Business and Economics (@UKGattonCollege) September 14, 2019
Join @UChicagoCEAS @SeminaryCoop on 5/13 @ 5 pm for a reading w/Tokyo-based poet/critic Suga Keijiro, novelist Kimura Yūsuke, and Doug Slaymaker (Prof. of Japanese @universityofky) as they talk about "Transit Blues" and novellas "Sacred Cesium Ground and Isa’s Deluge" pic.twitter.com/GmPgw3U4Jk
— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) April 16, 2019
.@universityofky Prof. Doug Slaymaker reads, in translation, from Kimura Yūsuke’s Sacred Cesium Ground and Isa’s Deluge, two novellas which explore human and animal life in northern Japan after the natural and nuclear disasters of March 11, 2011 @SeminaryCoop pic.twitter.com/tmLqDNgXdh
— UChicago CEAS (@UChicagoCEAS) May 13, 2019
#Fulbright grant enables Takenaka to write about Japanese 'Mothers Against War' @universityofky https://t.co/9y0s0p8y2T pic.twitter.com/SJ3XVKm3CB
— Exchange Programs (@ECAatState) September 11, 2017
New Japanese course at @universityofky MCL190 Introduction to Japanese Language pic.twitter.com/tMXwPUift7
— MCLLC at UK (@AssocChairMCL) November 16, 2016
How did an exchange program experience at @universityofky evolve into a UK-themed cafe in Japan?! Check it out https://t.co/UEsAZKlsvC #seeblueabroad pic.twitter.com/T2MfScMy2x
— UK Education Abroad (@ukyabroad) July 23, 2018
Check out @ukyabroad on Instagram today as @universityofky EA alumna, Jillian Madden, shares how her EA program impacted her post-grad plans and led her back to Japan! #seeblueabroad #ukyabroad pic.twitter.com/UuSWVReE9g
— UK Education Abroad (@ukyabroad) January 18, 2018
This week's student ambassador highlight is Kenji from Japan! #seeglobal #WildcatWednesday @universityofky pic.twitter.com/epaFpURH3X
— UK International Center (@UKIntCenter) October 12, 2016
https://twitter.com/terrymeiners/status/1253443174632128517
The @UofLarmyrotc recently held its "training week" on campus, which included a visit from COL Makiguchi, LTC Konishi, and 1LT Otsuki of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force. pic.twitter.com/MryreEuseQ
— University of Louisville (@uofl) March 11, 2020
https://twitter.com/uofl/status/1232380923166871552
UofL professor awarded fellowship grant to research neurodegenerative disorders in Japan https://t.co/GCBXFcpkic via @UofL News
— UL HSC Research (@ULHSCRO) February 24, 2020
Our office hosted Tye Ebel from the Japanese Consulate in Nashville to present about the JET Program this afternoon! All graduating seniors are eligible to apply for this prestigious award. #JETProgram #studyabroad #workabroad #communityoutreach pic.twitter.com/b6UjJPdPx1
— UofL Study Abroad (@UofLStudyAbroad) September 9, 2019
Today at 5:30pm is our showing of Japanese comedy Robo-G at @UofL's Floyd Theater. It's free! Come on down!https://t.co/R0Nyi23rid pic.twitter.com/nuguuZRlkh
— World Affairs Council of Kentucky & So. Indiana (@WorldAffairsKY) September 25, 2017
Taylor Williams has earned a CLS Scholarship to study Japanese this summer at Okayama University. An MLK and Porter Scholar, Taylor recently completed a degree in English. Way to go, Taylor!@uofl @weareuofl @UofLASThinker pic.twitter.com/3PyXoWOU42
— UofL National & International Scholarships Office (@UFellowships) June 12, 2019
Thank you to @uofl professor Dr Shiping Hua for hosting our #TAWAKentucky team, including @tnak0214 and @SatuLimaye, today for a class discussion on “Underpinning Peace and Prosperity: U.S. and Japanese Perspectives on U.S.-Japan Relations.” @AsiaMattersEWC pic.twitter.com/m1JmcM91kS
— Sasakawa USA (@SasakawaUSA) March 6, 2019
#LouisvilleLaw alum Robert Brown generously funded a trip to Japan for two law students this summer. Yesterday, the presented what they learned about Japanese Law while at Chuo University in Tokyo. @uofl @UofLAlum #WeAreUofL pic.twitter.com/ttMzAxqLbT
— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) October 22, 2019
Robert Brown, a 1974 #BrandeisLaw alum, has received a major award from the Japanese government: https://t.co/apaZAULNIX @UofLAlum #WeAreUofL pic.twitter.com/m74PUQhD5v
— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) January 25, 2018
#BrandeisLaw 3L Irina Strelkova will head to Tokyo in August to study Japanese law. https://t.co/Jgs2RwDrIZ #lawschool #lawschoolexperience #internationallaw #WeAreUofL
— Louisville Law (@LouisvilleLaw) June 8, 2018