Thinking Through Self and Career
　講師：Barbara S. Morrison バーバラ　モリソン 氏 （宇都宮大学国際学部　講師）

Each and every one of us needs a core motivation that provides us with a set of values and beliefs to guide us along our career path. Having a clear motivation provides us with a view of what we want to accomplish in our lives and, most especially, gives us an idea of the sorts of jobs and opportunities we can access to stay true to ourselves. Equipped with "A Guide" each of us will be thinking through what motivates us as individuals and how our motivations can be actualized through productive work.

＜プロフィール＞
In the International Department at Utsunomiya University I teach Cultural Studies ? a relatively new field that was established in Scotland in the 1960’s and grew out of a Marxist perspective. Cultural Studies shows us how we can think through cultural differences in productive and meaningful ways. During this seminar we will be using the type of thinking characteristic of Cultural Studies so that we can skilfully manage the demands of a global society.

分科会Ａ：Becoming International Cooperation Practitioner
　講師：Kurihara Shunsuke 栗原　俊輔 氏 （宇都宮大学国際学部　講師）

Through this workshop, the participants will seek the key competencies and the critical skills for practitioners in the international cooperation field such as NGOs, UNs, donor agencies and private sector, by learning about growing global interrelatedness among our community and the international community. We will also exercise gap-analysis to draw the path for the participants to identify their future learning areas.

＜プロフィール＞
Kurihara Shunsuke earned a Master’s degree in International and Intercultural Management from School for International Training, USA, and a PhD in International Development from Yokohama National University. His professional career in the international development field includes; Regional Planning & Program Development Advisor (2012 - 2014) and Rehabilitation & Development Advisor (2009 - 2011) in Sri Lanka, under the JICA Expert Scheme, and Project Director (2003 ? 2008), Program Officer (2001 - 2008) in Sri Lanka and Project Coordinator (2000 - 2001) in East Timor, CARE International.

分科会Ｂ：Living-Together in a Multicultural Society: Filipino Residents and Their Japanese-Filipino Children's Contribution and Participation in Tabunka Kyosei
　講師：Mary Angeline Da-anoy, Ph.D. ダアノイ　メアリ　アンジェリン 氏 （名古屋学院大学　外国語学部　非常勤講師）

Japan is multicultural, experiencing an on-going process of organic multiculturalism with its own framework, mode, and polity. Together we will substantiate and understand multicultural, multiculturalism, and multicultural coexistence. How does multiculturalism converge with the presence of Filipinos and the growing Japanese-Filipinos?

＜プロフィール＞
As a public intellectual and a foreign resident, I partake in the making of multicultural Japan, participating in Filipino migrants’ activities and local government programs. Both volunteer activities and academic pursuits are attempts to contribute in society, to influence policy and public opinion on issues relevant to the coexistence of Filipinos and Japanese.
I got a Doctoral degree in International Development Studies from Nagoya University and currently, a Part-time Lecturer at Nagoya Gakuin University, Faculty of Foreign Studies.

分科会Ｃ：Learning About Diversity of the World
　講師：Kazuhiko Yoshida 吉田一彦 氏 （宇都宮大学 留学生・国際交流センター 教授 独立行政法人国際協力機構（JICA）ボランティア技術顧問）

With a help from English-speaking guests from overseas this workshop provides an opportunity to practice predicting and profiling characteristics of strangers and interacting and building social relationships with them. Participants are expected to work cooperatively in a limited time.

＜プロフィール＞
Kazuhiko YOSHIDA, descendant of Emishi and Japanese from Rikuzen-Takata, is a linguist and Japanese language instructor. After studying in Montpellier, France and joining in the teaching practice program by Nihongo Kyooiku Gakkai, he was sent by Japan Foundation as a visiting lecturer to Pakistan and Thailand. He has a Ph.D. in linguistics from Tokyo University of Foreign Studies and has been teaching classes of multilingual communication at Utsunomiya University since 2003, where students of different backgrounds work together.

分科会Ｄ：Communicating with Impact　
　講師：Hiroko Takezawa Sproesser ヒロコ タケザワ スプロエッサー　 氏 （米国デュポン社　グローバルオーダーフルフィルメントマネージャー）

Fluency in English isn’t the most required skill in global business communication. In this interactive class, we will explore how to communicate with Impact: articulately expressing your thoughts and ideas in a clear, compelling manner, adjusting language to capture the attention of the audience.

＜プロフィール＞
Order Fulfillment Manager in the Performance Polymer Department at DuPont USA Global Headquarters. Her current roles and responsibilities include driving business growth through coordination among Sales, Supply Chain and Customer Service Teams to achieve the best possible customer experience. As a manger in this organization, she leads business processes and resources globally. Born and raised in Tochigi-ken, it is her great pleasure to return to Utsunomiya to collaborate with motivated students who seek global career development opportunities.

分科会Ｅ：What is Dream Job?　
　講師：Jack Kwok ジャック　クオック 氏 （グーグル株式会社　 パートナーオペレーションマネージャー）

In this work group session, you will be asking yourself a set of questions and learning about what is your dream job, what kind of expectation you have for it. And we will also take a look of what “job” and “global” mean at Google.

＜プロフィール＞
Jack Kwok is a Googler working on helping enterprises to adopt new technologies, innovations and transform their traditional work style to the concept of “Work the way you live”, which creates a working environment for empowering their employees to be more creative and collaborative for gaining the full power of their potential. He believes that technologies and innovations are the important elements to improve human life and provide opportunities for everyone to access and gain knowledge that was not easy to access in the past.

分科会Ｆ：Tradition & Innovation; A Blueprint for the Future
　講師：Euan Craig ユアン クレイグ 氏 （陶芸家 日本民藝協会会員）

Humans are part of both international society and the global environment. Can a traditional work ethic, combined with modern innovation, build careers which are personally fulfilling while still addressing social and environmental issues on a local and international scale?

＜プロフィール＞
Born in Melbourne, Australia, Euan began pottery at age 14. He received a BA Ceramic Design in 1985 and operated a pottery in Australia for four years. In 1990 he moved to Mashiko, Japan, where he apprenticed to Tatsuzou Shimaoka, National Living Treasure. He established his own pottery in Mashiko in 1994. After the multiple disasters of 2011, he relocated to Minakami, Gunma. He has gained international recognition through his exhibitions, lectures, workshops, published articles and television and radio appearances.