Nanzan University　Eibei GP　Lectures

The Development of Communication and Discussion English Skills to Be a Part of the Multicultural Global Society

As part of the GP program at the Department of British and American Studies, we invite faculty and students from both affiliated overseas universities and domestic universities to participate and give lectures which are open to the general public in addition to students and faculty from the entire university. The lectures are aimed to increase participants' understanding and awareness of a wide variety of specialized fields. By having our students put their ideas into practice through planning such events, they learn vitals skills and gain knowledge of the process of organizing such events. Also, through reporting on these events, the students will again deepen their understanding of using English to express their ideas and accomplish tasks.

Date	Event Description
2011.11.16	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 26 "The Hawaii Nanzan Exchange: Our Amazing Journey"
2011.10.26	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 25 "GP Thesis Writing Lecture: PowerPoint Tips for Thesis Presentaions"
2011.10.14	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 24 "HAWAII NANZAN REFLECTION PRESENTATIONS"
2011.10.12	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 23 "HAWAII NANZAN JOINT PRESENTATIONS"
2011.10.11	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 22 "Understanding Differences between English and Japanese Discourse: From Culture to Linguistics"
2011.10.10	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 21 "The Study of Syntax and Our Brains: Examples from English, Hawaiian Creole English, and Hawaiian"
2011.07.20	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 20 ""Tsutaeru"： Tell < Inform < report< Communicate!"
2011.07.20	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 19 "GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 4: Formal Writing & Common Mistakes"
2011.07.13	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 18 "GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 3: Formal Writing"
2011.06.29	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 17 "GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 2: Plagiarism"
2011.06.22	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 16 "Step Out into the World: Join International Society – Airline Business Perspective"
2011.06.15	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 15 "GP Thesis Writing Lecture Series 1: The Basics"
2011.04.25	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 14 "Operation Tomodachi and the American Perspective on Japan-U.S. Relations"
2011.03.17	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 13 "Hidden London: Magic and the Modern City"
2011.03.04	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 12 "Logical structures in early child language"
2011.02.21	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 11 "Google検索・英語コーパス検索を利用した英語学習法"
2011.02.18	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 10 "Interpreting as a Profession"
2010.10.27	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 9 "GP Thesis Writing Preparation Ⅴ"
2010.10.19	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 8 Hawaii week "Dr. Scott Saft's Lectures"
2010.10.18	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 7 Hawaii week "Dr. Dennis M. Ogawa's Lectures"
2010.10.13	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 6 "GP Thesis Writing Preparation Ⅳ"
2010.10.06	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 5 "GP Thesis Writing Preparation Ⅲ"
2010.09.22	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 4 "GP Thesis Writing Preparation Ⅱ"
2010.07.14	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 3 "GP Thesis Writing Preparation Ⅰ"
2010.02.22	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 2 "Special Guest Lecturers from University of Hawai‘i at Manoa"
2010.01.18	GOOD PRACTICE LECTURE SERIES 1 "Condition B as an Epiphenomenon" from Keio University

Office of the GP Project Department of British and American Studies Faculty of Foreign Studies Nanzan University: 18 Yamazato-cho
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