Monday, May 8, 2017

Last Class at the Compus



By now, all five Blogs became online. At the first hour, each group was requested to present some highlights of their work, and then, read and further provide critical suggestions to one other group's work. At the second half, various details of trip were confirmed. We will meet together at the airport in two day






Friday, May 5, 2017

Blog Presentation



On 5th, the topic of the instructor's lecture was the daily life in Japan. Thereafter, each group had a 10-min presentation on their blogs. Now we have five key words: Cafe, Missing, Tech., Street and Students.






Thursday, May 4, 2017

One More Week to Go



At the very last week until the departure, it is scheduled three 150-min classes. On 4th, the instructor gave a lecture on Senshu University. During the break, entire class walked across the campus and took a few photos.






Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Highlight of Internationalization




Our program is mentioned at the newly launched Faculty of Arts Strategic Plan 2017-22: "Energizing Arts". Well done, Alvin!
Energizing Arts




Friday, March 31, 2017

Class in March




We had the third class. A rather detailed schedule during the stay in Japan was announced. Further more, we formed five groups, and each had a rather intensive discussion on the theme they are going to work during the trip. A final decision will be reached in the next class in May.





Monday, March 27, 2017

Scroll Met Comics



The very last lecture of the Japanese Culture Series was organized on March 27th. A poster on this event was forwarded to many organizations and social groups. In addition to students, quite a few people from outside of the School or even the University came to join us.
Scroll met Comics


Monday, March 20, 2017

Japanese Tea and Sweets



The fourth class was about Japanese tea ceremony. We were rather surprised with the intensive preparation by the instructor Kodama-sensei. We all enjoyed a bow of real tea and a small delicious sweet. Although the bitter taste of the tea turned out to be a little challenge to a few students.
Japanese Tea and Sweets