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U.S. universities and colleges Vol.65 (UArk – agriculture, etc.) / Arkansas Vol.12
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.64 (UArk – business, etc.) / Arkansas Vol.11
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.63 (UArk – economy, politics, etc.) / Arkansas Vol.10
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.66 (A-State) / Arkansas Vol.13
U.S. universities and colleges Vol.62 (Harding, UOzarks, Arkansas Tech, Henderson State, Hendrix, Lyon, Ouachita Baptist, John Brown, Southern Arkansas) / Arkansas Vol.9
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Arkansas Vol.2
U.S.A. アメリカ Vol.34(Policies & Midterms 各種政策等 Vol.8 - 大学ツイート Arkansas・Kansas)
内容例(当該回ツイートもご覧ください。) @uawaltoncollege @agfoodlaw,@UARKLaw,@nytfood,@jane_black
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"The first forum will celebrate the publication of Kelly Hammond, assistant professor of history." The work is titled, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II." @uarkfulbright @Fulbrighthonors @UarkHonors @UARKLibraries https://t.co/dZpzRwRoBQ
— UofA Division of Research and Innovation (@UofA_Research) February 23, 2021
Professor Hammond's work "explores the relationship between Japanese imperialism and their efforts at attracting Chinese Muslims to their cause during World War II." #humanities #UARKresearch https://t.co/0dsAXMV2JE
— UofA Division of Research and Innovation (@UofA_Research) October 13, 2020
Here's the youtube link to my conversation with Jude Blanchette at @CSIS about my forthcoming book, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II," @uncpressblog @elainemaisner @uarkfulbright @UArk_Humanities @UArkansas https://t.co/pkg5AZOkA6
— Kelly Hammond (@kellyahammond) July 8, 2020
Congrats to five @UArkansas alumni and one graduate student, including a few from @uarkfulbright, who were selected as assistant language teachers for the competitive 2019 Japan Exchange and Teaching program! https://t.co/58OG7lZRyd pic.twitter.com/HFIax7IwG4
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) November 21, 2019
DYK? Today 130 examinees are taking the Japanese Language and Proficiency Test at @UArkansas, including students from @UAFulbright Dept. of World Languages! Cheer them on and get the details: https://t.co/LsdPGh1uA5 #UARK
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) December 2, 2018
How cool! @UArkansas @UAFulbright @uarkart student and @UarkHonors fellow Olivia Fredricks studied Japanese papermaking and printmaking in Japan, and now her work will be on display in Gearhart Hall Oct. 1-5: https://t.co/NQOigTYwHt #UARK
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) September 28, 2018
ICYMI: @UAFulbright's Kassidy Joyner recently scored the highest possible on a prestigious international Japanese language exam! She's also this year's commencement speaker for the college: https://t.co/BITaXl7gcZ #UARK
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) March 31, 2018
ICYMI: See how this @UAFulbright @UofAGradSchool student spent her summer studying in Japan! Details: https://t.co/cFdKXKesN8 #UARK
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) October 9, 2017
ICYMI: Congrats to Pradeep Kumar of @UAFulbright Physics, visiting professor at Kyushu University in Japan! https://t.co/Iw2yA8EkzZ #UARK
— Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences (@uarkfulbright) November 5, 2016
Congratulations to the Fall 2018 Biomedical Engineering graduates!! From Nigeria, Japan, Panama, Texas and Arkansas!!Can’t wait to see all the wonderful things they are going to be doing in different parts of the world. #uarkbmeg @UarkBME @UofA_Engr @UArkansas pic.twitter.com/iQeNJO1dux
— Dr. Raj Rao (he/him) (@BmegUarkRajRao) December 15, 2018
Distinguished Researcher From Japan to Lecture on Nanoindentation on September 4th. http://t.co/X1Nk9PUG
— U of A Engineering (@UofA_Engr) August 31, 2012
A Japanese cancer survivor sparked a solution to recruiting workers for the Tokyo nuclear reactors' cleanup. http://t.co/qneAThr
— U of A Engineering (@UofA_Engr) June 28, 2011
Join Arkansas Stories and @uarkfulbright on November 15-16 for Stories of Captivity and Resistance, exploring the experiences of Japanese Americans in internment camps, German and Italian POWs, and African Americans living under Jim Crow. https://t.co/8gPnJazavX pic.twitter.com/xw3SnGbMjJ
— UofA Honors College (@UarkHonors) October 28, 2019
The first pictures are in from @FayJonesSchool prof Dr. Kim Sexton's study abroad trip to Japan! Featuring Anna Cunningham and Nik Meredith presenting and generally looking philosophical in Kyoto: pic.twitter.com/NHlKGQ9KoT
— UofA Honors College (@UarkHonors) May 24, 2019
Last week, Fay Jones School students planted Japanese Maples after going through a "Forest Bathing" exercise at @GarvanGardens led by Lynn Warren from @ARStatePark. During the experience, Warren asked the group to actively engage with the environment using all their senses. #UARK pic.twitter.com/WpoEPickbC
— Fay Jones School (@FayJonesSchool) October 30, 2020
If you haven't yet explored this website, dive in. Interactive maps, photos, visualizations – you will truly step back in time into this Japanese-American internment camp in Rower, Ark. Great collaboration by @ua_cast and @FayJonesSchool! https://t.co/4Ez489CJel https://t.co/M4hntOGTMc
— U of A Economic Development (@UA_EconDev) March 7, 2019
Ikigai i- Japanese T- Translates roughly to a reason for being, encompassing joy, a sense of purpose and meaning and a feeling of well-being. The word derives from iki, meaning life and kai, meaning the realisation of hopes and expectations.@AGRITech_UARK @AginArk pic.twitter.com/n1mjqCDont
— Michel T. Guerreiro (@Mike_Guerreiro) August 10, 2018
Today on the blog: the results of my Japanese Beetle experiment inspired by 5th grade science + a childhood spent near @UAEX_edu https://t.co/I7VFGfhjjK pic.twitter.com/wI94d470Qx
— Talya Tate Boerner (@GraceGrits) June 28, 2019
Plant of the Week: Pinus thunbergii; Japanese Black Pine https://t.co/zolV3DTXEP
— U of A Extension (@UAEX_edu) December 21, 2017
Plant of the Week: Diospyros kaki “Fuyu”; Kaki, Japanese Persimmon, Oriental Persimmon – Oct. 13, 2017 https://t.co/zolV3DTXEP
— U of A Extension (@UAEX_edu) October 13, 2017
Morawicki in #FoodScience talks #Sustainability & #FoodWaste at #IFIA Japan event: https://t.co/xpmFEN5ri4 #Agriculture #Science pic.twitter.com/2iHsut1Yr6
— Bumpers College (@bumperscollege) July 31, 2017
“@MartyMurad: Reppin' WHP all the way from Todaiji in Japan! @Walton_Honors @NRoman12 pic.twitter.com/hulCFwtuBo” #hogsabroad @uawaltoncollege
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) June 9, 2014
WHP Worldwide! Hanging out in Japan with Stapp! @uawaltoncollege @UARKstudyabroad @Dr_Eli_Jones #WhereisWHP pic.twitter.com/otRlx0Alvy
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 21, 2014
Dr. Stapp looking to make a "point" in Japanese Economic System with his Katana. #WHP @Dr_Eli_Jones @uawaltoncollege pic.twitter.com/LUFZr9UnQI
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) March 13, 2014
#WHP students @Madnon & Chandler Scoggins enjoying Stapp's Bus Seminar in Japan @uawaltoncollege @UARKstudyabroad pic.twitter.com/3wvAvfyU22
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 24, 2013
Looks like @willsimpson62 and Dr. Stapp are having a good time in Japan! @UARKstudyabroad @uawaltoncollege pic.twitter.com/enFLytfH0F
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) May 23, 2013
Interested in Japan Study Abroad? Check out this awesome video by @andreakathol https://t.co/FoiGQMK8TT @UARKstudyabroad @uawaltoncollege
— Walton Honors (@Walton_Honors) September 3, 2015
@sebastiangd @uawaltoncollegehttps://t.co/2HKEElBwHb Watered-down prices nowhere in sight as high baby eel prices clog Japanese cuisine international solutions
— Clayton Pace (@Pace_ClaytonH) March 17, 2018
Five WaltonMBA current and former students met me. Two had served on the staff of US Senators, two were in Japan during the Tsunami (one leading American relief efforts), and together they had worked or served in 12 different countries. Wow. #WaltonMBAepic @MatthewAWaller pic.twitter.com/qeZ0tmkmII
— Vikas Anand (@vanand777) February 5, 2020
RT @FastCompany: Robot taxis will carry passengers in Japan by next year: http://t.co/rVKCdWH4jN pic.twitter.com/sskpEK4mDL
— U of A Walton College (@uawaltoncollege) October 12, 2015
https://twitter.com/UARKIntlAdmit/status/857260999245746177
Current Japanese @UArkansas students meet w/ visiting high school students from Japan. #intlhogs pic.twitter.com/4qSX4bEveA
— UARK Int'l Admission (@UARKIntlAdmit) April 29, 2016
Can flexible but consistent pedagogy really exist? #Fulbright Global Scholar @UArkansas professor Vicki Collet travels to Japan and @Fulbright_Eire to find out more about "Lesson Study" and build international partnerships. https://t.co/GcuYV2QfrT
— The Fulbright Program (@FulbrightPrgrm) February 8, 2020
.@UArkansas grad to investigate Navy collision off Japan that killed 7. The details: https://t.co/iYe7kNYDoZ #ArkDG #ARNews pic.twitter.com/2g2M9v1LZh
— AR Democrat-Gazette (@ArkansasOnline) June 23, 2017
Tune in on July 8th for a conversation with Kelly A. Hammond, Assistant Professor @UArkansas about her book, "China's Muslims and Japan's Empire: Centering Islam in World War II". https://t.co/qxXhKVHDaa
— CSIS Freeman Chair in China Studies (@CSISFreeman) July 3, 2020
Congratulations to Professor Naoko Terauchi and her colleagues from @UArkansas, who have received an award for their translation of a pioneering 19th century study of Japanese music. https://t.co/EJ9pv4HxNm https://t.co/e37iqRe0AH
— Kobe University (@KobeU_Global) November 29, 2018
Getting together an activity for my students here at the @UArkansas in my Modern Japan course. I’ve got all the newsletters written in the #Rohwer Japanese internment camps. Students will spend class reading the newsletters, and then write their own. @GeorgeTakei pic.twitter.com/WhFomNsyvv
— Kelly Hammond (@kellyahammond) November 14, 2019
https://twitter.com/kellyahammond/status/923210757747232768
https://twitter.com/UArkansas/status/1364299206622642178
https://twitter.com/UofAGradSchool/status/799290059501473793
The federal government developed Chicot Farms in Arkansas as an experimental farming community, but the Japanese American led to the site being turned into the Jerome concentration camp. Now @UArkansas researchers are winning awards for their work.https://t.co/Wu5f43ymIE
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) March 1, 2021
At a time when many of her colleagues were silent, Charlotte Schexnayder was writing editorials opposing the Japanese American incarceration. RIP at 96 to this pioneering journalist and legislator. @BillClinton @ArkansasOnline @UArkansas https://t.co/tN6rpNqARc
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) December 14, 2020
The interpretive center for the Japanese American camps at Rohwer and Jerome is also developing online content while it's dealing with the COVID-19 virus. Check it out! @nwaonline @ArkansasOnline @UArkansas @ArkansasState @WWIImuseum https://t.co/1wyqmlrh1T
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) April 14, 2020
Arkansas has multiple heritage sites, including one where the Japanese American concentration camp at Rohwer used to stand. Congratulations to their new director. @ArkansasState @ArkCSS @UArkansas @ArkansasOnline https://t.co/eF8M28cEbq
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) February 10, 2020
In They Called Us Enemy, @GeorgeTakei shows the effect of the forced removal and incarceration of Japanese Americans that shattered a community and caused decades of multigenerational trauma. @JustinEisinger @topshelfcomix @UArkansas https://t.co/qHLqr1fKu6
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) November 12, 2019
Did you know Arkansas had two Japanese American concentration camps? See and hear the stories of life in Jerome and Rohwer at this new conference at @UArkansas @ArkansasOnline @arkansasstate @ARstatesociety @YAL_ArkState @NEHgov @SmithsonianAPA https://t.co/1pDhZ1oXYi
— Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation (@HeartMountainWY) November 5, 2019
@UArkansas travel guidelines updated to suspend international travel to for CDC Level 2 + 3 countries which are now: China, South Korea, Iran, Italy, and Japan. https://t.co/w8BKdJxLBk
— Stacy Leeds (@stacyleeds) March 5, 2020
Justice/Professor/Troubadour Newbern and Judge Fukuma (from Japan) with two Fayetteville locals. @UARKLaw pic.twitter.com/Qbgk4D67yx
— Stacy Leeds (@stacyleeds) May 25, 2017
I participated in the @UArkansas Japan Study Abroad Program in 2000. One of my best experiences as a student there. https://t.co/JD0HgDq6CG
— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) April 15, 2016
I participated in the Japan Study Abroad Program in 2000. One of my best experiences as a @UArkansas student. https://t.co/ycp9HsrGVB
— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) March 4, 2016
#tbt to the 2000 @UArkansas Japan Study Abroad Program. Spent part of it with a family that farmed rice. pic.twitter.com/Shku9apCTZ
— Greg Leding (@GregLeding) April 30, 2015
Did you know that last year 1,000+ recent American college graduates, including a record number from @UArkansas, were accepted to the prestigious @JETProgram?
Tye Ebel, JET Coordinator at the Consulate General of Japan in Nashville, will visit campus on Tuesday. Come learn more! pic.twitter.com/DJr3RU8n6C
— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) September 11, 2019
We're here to experience Japan! Jordan recounts his first experience abroad, from the @uawaltoncollege International Business Seminar in Japan. #HogsAbroad https://t.co/5uqxvNsBKH
— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) July 23, 2018
https://twitter.com/UARKstudyabroad/status/1000014451049984000
#UARK students & faculty leave today for Japan for our @uawaltoncollege faculty-led Int'l Business Seminar!
Former students said: "I probably would have never gone to Japan on my own, & this was a great way to learn about a completely different part of the world." #HogsAbroad pic.twitter.com/8zqkDBkN10— U of A Study Abroad (@UARKstudyabroad) May 17, 2018
@KutakRock's @JR_Carroll (JD ’03) discusses the NFL, Japanese manufacturing & sports law w #UARKLaw #SPPARK17 students. pic.twitter.com/0wKk5cJUBs
— Arkansas Law School (@UARKLaw) May 30, 2017
#TBT – Do you know who George Takei is beyond being an actor? He’s an author and activist, providing material and narration for exhibits and education programs about the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII. Discover his trek through life here: https://t.co/ujInje3GXG pic.twitter.com/p9g0f3iKlC
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 17, 2020
#TBT—A little bird told me this girl would grow up to do some spectacular things. June Freeman transformed the arts scene in Pine Bluff and played an integral role in the pairing of Iwai, Japan and Pine Bluff as sister cities.
Discover more about Freeman: https://t.co/JjDGUicMBr pic.twitter.com/jKTXlkNWtw
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 10, 2020
“So I sort of got my wish that it would be a Japanese sister city, and that it would tie in in some way with Pine Bluff's effort to incorporate more industries of this sort." – June Freeman
Learn more about Iwai, Japan, and Pine Bluff with Freeman here: https://t.co/vJTY87xGHt pic.twitter.com/FXPCCv64K6
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 8, 2020
#TBT—June Freeman, 2nd from the left, attended the singing of the sister city charter between Pine Bluff, Arkansas, and Iwai, Japan, in 1986. Freeman was instrumental in the linking of the two cities. Learn more bout her efforts here: https://t.co/B9aYl54II2 pic.twitter.com/5XkCiGaMty
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) June 13, 2019
Today in Ark History-1942: Japanese internment camp at Rohwer (Desha County) opens
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) September 18, 2014
Today in Ark History-1989: Japanese businessman Tokio Kasagu buys Excelsior Hotel. pic.twitter.com/QLQY8eqA
— Pryor Center (@PryorCenter) January 13, 2012
Reiko Muranaka (‘20) has joined Cambridge Technology Partners, Inc., a global consulting firm based in Japan.
Muranaka will be based in Torrance, Calif., as a Senior Consultant. https://t.co/EXIYxfP7G2
— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) July 31, 2020
Patrick Isokpunwu (Benin City, Nigeria), Reiko Muranaka (Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa, Japan), and Christopher Ogom (Marsabit, Kenya) were recognized as Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholars at the District 6150 Foundation Banquet on Thursday.
>> https://t.co/J91W43Ehzf pic.twitter.com/x1EAJ1Uik4
— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) February 21, 2020
PHOTOS: Greg Robinson, author of "A Tragedy of Democracy: Japanese Confinement in North America" http://t.co/KXiJR3uf
— Clinton School of Public Service (@ClintonSchool) November 15, 2011
Outstanding Rotary Foundation Banquet & proud of @clintonschool Rotary Global Grant Scholars Reiko Muranaka (Japan); John Mensah (Ghana) & Izehi Oriaghan (Nigeria) who were honored.
— Skip Rutherford (@JLRIII) February 20, 2019
Full house at Ron Robinson Theater for showing of "Relocation Arkansas" documentary film about Japanese-American internment camps hosted by @CALSbutlercntr & @ClintonSchool Guests included @BillClinton, LR Nine's Elizabeth Eckford & former Ark. Governor Jim Guy Tucker.
— Skip Rutherford (@JLRIII) July 14, 2018
@ClintonSchool@RonRobinson@RelocationArkanss This a an awesome documentary about the Japanese US citizens & parents who were forced to move from their homes in California to several encampments aroud the US after Japan bombled Pearl Harbor.. 2 being in AR. Rohwer & Jerome AR. https://t.co/tfuNBmqKIy
— @dollyjane (@dollyjane) July 14, 2018
Moving and inspiring discussion Friday after film "Relocation, Arkansas" on incarceration camps for Japanese Americans. Survivors and descendants were joined by @BillClinton. Many thanks to @ArPAPsych ARkansas Psychological Association and @ClintonSchool for their sponsorship. pic.twitter.com/cV7U3UquHf
— CALS Roberts Library (@CALSRobertsLib) July 16, 2018
What does an American look like? Artwork and reflections on the Japanese internment camps in Arkansas in WWII. "A Matter of Mind and Heart" opens TONIGHT, after our screening of "Relocation, Arkansas" at 3pm. @CALibrarySystem @ClintonSchool @2ndFridayArtNt pic.twitter.com/99ICls2HNH
— CALS Roberts Library (@CALSRobertsLib) July 13, 2018
— Univ. of the Ozarks (@UOzarks) September 16, 2020
ATU Japanese Students Association did a GREAT performance at the Central Arkansas Omatsuri Japanese Festival 2019! They will perform again on @ArkansasTech campus at “A Journey to 2 Nations” on Monday November 21, 6 pm, Young Ball Room. #IEW2019 pic.twitter.com/NFJeHWTdCy
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 16, 2019
Japanese students had a rare and valuable opportunity to learn from Dr. @AiHisano of Kyoto University in her presentation “Visualizing Taste” at @ArkansasTech’s Interdisciplinary Research Series! pic.twitter.com/W4H8qiR3vo
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 7, 2019
It’s always a joy to come home to my alma mater NIC International College in Japan. Today was even more special to meet Akiharu. He will be a freshman to major computer science at @ArkansasTech in fall. Aki is the first Japanese recipient of international excellence scholarship! pic.twitter.com/B2koMtLyzz
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) April 26, 2019
Campus Tour with Moka, Japanese Exchange Student at Pottsville HS. She got to meet Manami, the first artist in residence @ArkansasTech. She experienced @ATUimsso Holi Festival, too! Come back to be a Tech student! You will have more fun! pic.twitter.com/vE2hZI2GX2
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 27, 2019
The first and only Japanese Golden Girl dancer, Kaori, came home @ArkansasTech with her 1yr old son! Former @ATUimsso Director & now AVPSA @AmyPennington7 works hard on recruiting the next generation of international student, the class of 2040! pic.twitter.com/j7kyHUkmxp
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 15, 2019
A few pics from the day @Takarabune_info Japanese Dance Troupe was on @ArkansasTech campus! pic.twitter.com/0un1kzg8Fl
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 28, 2018
The first ever Awa Odori Japanese Traditional Dance March on @ArkansasTech University campus! Stage performance at 6 pm Doc Bryan Lecture Hall! pic.twitter.com/KQiNcVDgSa
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) March 26, 2018
Japanese Taiko Drum @ArkansasTech International Talent Expo. Happy International Education Week! #atuimsso #atu #iew2016 pic.twitter.com/kWnrFH289x
— ArkansasTechIMSSO (@ATUimsso) November 19, 2016
New deal! @penamerican Award-nom @ArkansasTech Prof @MichaelXWang3's LOST IN THE LONG MARCH: WWII & Japanese soldiers arrive, son of political dissidents in Mao's Army enlists in Japanese army to find parents & fears for his life, to @ABRAMSbooks by Mark Gottlieb @Trident_Media pic.twitter.com/Eg87Kv4BmC
— Mark Gottlieb, Trident Media Group literary agent (@Mark_Gottlieb) February 27, 2021
Mark your calendars! On Saturday, November 16th, @UCA, @hendrixcollege, and @ArkansasTech are hosting the Central Arkansas Japanese Festival right here on campus. Food, performances, cosplay contests, and more! pic.twitter.com/Rt8nn0e66h
— UCA Asian Studies (@UCAAsiaStudies) November 5, 2019
Thanks to donations to the #HSU Fund, students traveled to Japan on a study-tour. Give today & change Reddie lives: https://t.co/SzX1u21hS3 pic.twitter.com/Qs0sFtgrgt
— Henderson State U (@HendersonStateU) December 23, 2016
Boys gathered around a radio at #HSU 74 yrs ago to listen to news about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. #HSU125 pic.twitter.com/0eVyDxfn72
— Henderson State U (@HendersonStateU) December 7, 2015
Aya Murata is the Japan Outreach Initiative Coordinator at @hendrixcollege. She visited @CMSSouth today and shared her Japanese culture with our students. Students even had a chance to learn this dance! pic.twitter.com/cXdKjD3dsM
— Cabot Public Schools (@cabotsd) January 29, 2018
#Japan’s premier prime ministers, growing up with #Godzilla, and the challenges for #highereducation – A conversation with @BillTsutsui, the Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at @Harvard @hendrixcollege https://t.co/CHK06tESW6 @AbeShinzo
— Alejandro Reyes (@areyeshk) October 7, 2020
Historian and USJC Board Member @BillTsutsui (JALD '11), Reischauer Distinguished Professor of Japanese Studies at @Harvard and former President at @hendrixcollege, evaluates the leadership and legacy of Japan's former Prime Minister Abe. https://t.co/jth6v3iZhP
— U.S.-Japan Council (@USJC) October 4, 2020
@hendrixcollege's own President & Professor, Dr. Bill Tsutsui is presenting a panel on #Japanese Popular Culture. He's a #Godzilla expert, btw. We can't wait to welcome him back to #SpaCon. pic.twitter.com/uB3V9T8hB5
— Spa-Con (@Spa_Con) September 19, 2018
How I Started a Japanese Language Course on My Host Campus, by Ryotaro I. at @hendrixcollege https://t.co/LY1rRunq7i pic.twitter.com/ZtOiyWQgrF
— ISEP Study Abroad (@ISEPStudyAbroad) July 1, 2016
https://twitter.com/davidjhinson/status/466958645649870848
Check out @scifri today as @hendrixcollege alum Jillian del Sol (@delSolScience) talks #BeetleBattles and #LoveSongs of the Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle. #BeetleRoyale #sciencefriday #TheSongOfMyBeetle #animalweapons #biology
cc: @DougEmlen @iraflatow https://t.co/o7rwuDWv3a
— Hendrix College Biology (@HendrixBiology) October 26, 2018
Hendrix has loaned Henry Sugimoto's painting "Arrival at Jerome" for the new exhibit, "A Matter of Mind and Heart: Portraits of Japanese American Identity" in The Butler Center Galleries at Library Square, on… https://t.co/XbrmSqGALz
— Hendrix College (@hendrixcollege) August 9, 2018
President Tsutsui offers some perspective in this NY Times article on Japanese ghosts and monsters http://t.co/wuTcx5Qdyq
— Hendrix College (@hendrixcollege) June 2, 2015
From Texas to Japan to Cabot. @Ouachita grad Jason Beams is new pastor @FellowshipAR Cabot! If you’re looking for a church, check them out! pic.twitter.com/ncqYtTTODh
— Melinda Mayo (@KATVMelinda) October 16, 2017
@JohnBrownUniv student Willis Wright was in a B-17 squadron at Clark Field in Dec. 1941, ended up on Corregidor with his cousin Neil Peterson of the island's Coastal Artillery. https://t.co/QayYuawNNM
— Paul T Semones (@PaulTiberius) January 24, 2018
#Godzilla has come to represent Japan’s Triple Disasters and the nuclear destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki within one singular body. Learn more in John Schneiderwind's (@muleriders) Arcadia piece: https://t.co/7KVvzNYEL1 #envhum #envhist pic.twitter.com/XO8TwTbcIy
— Environment+Society (@env_and_society) June 18, 2020
In a special study abroad First Friday, Kelly Damphousse talks with Temma Balducci and Gina Hendrick. Balducci just returned from leading a Global Classroom in Japan. Gina is completing research under the direction of famous marine biologist Paul Sikkel. https://t.co/XEwUaWrxUy
— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) August 2, 2019
New Program in Japan for A-State's Study Abroad Students https://t.co/Uf9RDMhzEb pic.twitter.com/DyetQ2rvCw
— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) June 11, 2018
Chancellor to Meet with University Officials in Japan https://t.co/20GCuDakst pic.twitter.com/6sGt5RuhHv
— Arkansas State (@ArkansasState) May 18, 2018
Congratulations @ricardo_racing & @RGR_Sport on 2nd place finish representing @ArkansasState in Japan! https://t.co/gzq85vViOh
— Jeff Hankins (@JeffHankins) October 16, 2016
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