● Joel Van Fossen Asst. Professor①Philosophy②Late 19th and early 20th century philosophy● Stevie Suan Assoc. Professor①Asian Studies;Media Studies;Performance Studies②Globalization of anime across Asia;performance and performativity in and of contemporary media in Japan● Yu Niiya Professor①Social and Cultural Psychology②Interpersonal goals and prosocial behaviors ● Takeshi Yuzawa Professor①International Relations②International relations of the Asia-● John Melvin Assoc. Professor①Marketing②Tourism management;event ● Yutai Watanabe Professor①Sociolinguistics;New Zealand Studies②Language attitudes and ideology;diversity of Intermediate CoursesGIS, 3rd yearRio Nishimura(Graduated from the International School of Singapore)300-level Advanced CoursesFilm Theory and AnalysisForeign Policy AnalysisFoundations of FinanceGender, Sexuality and SocietyGlobal and Transnational JapanGlobal GovernanceGT Ⅱ:Business EthicsGT Ⅱ: Japanese TaxationHistory of English Studies in JapanHistory of PhotographyIntercultural EthicsInternational Organizations/SecurityJapanʼs Diverse Religious WorldsJapanese Politics/Popular Culture/Social ProblemsJapan's Foreign PolicyJournalism in Japan Ⅰ/ⅡLanguage, Social Media and SocietyMacroeconomics ⅡMarketing in JapanMarketing ResearchMedia and Politics in JapanMedia Effects/RepresentationsMicroeconomics ⅡModern and Contemporary History of JapanMusic and CultureOrganizational BehaviorPerformance StudiesPhilosophy and Political Thoughtmanagement;sustainable tourismEnglishPhonetics and PhonologyPolitical TheoryPolitics of Africa/Southeast AsiaPrinciples of MarketingPsycholinguisticsPublic PolicyQuantitative Research MethodsRace, Class and Gender Ⅰ:Concepts & IssuesReligion and PoliticsScience and Technology StudiesSemantics and PragmaticsSocial Psychology Ⅰ/ⅡSociety and Environmental ChangeSociolinguisticsSociology of Law/Violence/Work and EmploymentStrategic Business ManagementStudies in PoetryTeaching PronunciationTESOL Ⅱ:Teaching MethodologyTESOL Ⅲ:Syllabus and Teaching MaterialsThe Contemporary Japanese Financial System Ⅰ/ⅡThe Words of EnglishTopics in Applied Linguistics A/ Japanese Literature:History of Japanese Literature in Translation/PhilosophyTourism Development in JapanWorld Politicsacross culturesPacific;international relations theory200-levelEnglish as a Lingua FrancaThe ratio of L1 to L2 speakers of English in the world is roughly estimated to be 1:4. This course observes how extensively English is used among non-native speakers in international contexts, including the mass media and pop culture, and analyses the features of L2-accented speech. We also discuss bilingualism and native-speakerism, which exert a significant influence on pedagogical practices, in reference to the status and function of English in present-day Japan.Advanced Accounting/Comparative Politics/EconomicsAdvanced Topics in American Literature:US Southern Literature/Contemporary Art/Critical Theory/Philosophy Ⅰ/Ⅱ/Social PsychologyArt in the Real WorldClinical PsychologyCommunity PsychologyComparative MediaContemporary British CultureCorporate Social ResponsibilityCreative WritingCultural PsychologyCultural Tourism/Databese UtilizationDigital MarketingDigital TransformationEnglish Dialects around the WorldEnglish in AsiaEnglish Teaching in Primary School:Advanced/ExistentialismFact and Fiction in the MoviesFeminist TheoryFilm StudiesFinancial Statement AnalysisGlobal Political EconomyGlobalization and Political ChangeImpact of Artificial IntelligenceInternational Business/Development Policy/Economics/Environmental Policy/Finance/Law/Relations of the Asia-PacificLanguage PolicyLaw in a Globalizing WorldMarketing ManagementMedia and GlobalizationMedia and the NationMedia ResearchMigration and DiasporaModern Japanese Fiction in TranslationMorphology:Building WordsNew Zealand Culture and HistoryNovel SurveyPeace BuildingPsychology of MoralityQualitative Research MethodsRace, Class and Gender Ⅱ:Global InequalitiesReadings in Creative Nonfiction/PhilosophyServices MarketingSocial Theory:Perspectives on InequalityST Ⅰ:Photography and CultureStock InvestmentSupply Chain Management Syntactic TheoryTESOL Ⅳ:Testing and Evaluation200-levelTourism Development in JapanAfter a consideration of historical tourism development, this course will examine a range of topical issues, such as the impact of the 2021 Olympics and the UNESCO World Heritage Site designation of Mt. Fuji. We will analyze the marketing approaches of different prefectures, and consider how sustainably tourism is managed. We will consider the factors behind the remarkable recovery of inbound tourism after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake and how Japanese tourism may recover in 2022 and beyond.128理想の未来を描くRecognizing diversity, realizing a society without discriminationThe liberal arts education at GIS caught my attention and so I enrolled. Above all else, I am interested in discrimination. Under Professor Khor, I have been conducting research on sex education in Japan with consideration for the two elements of disabilities and gender. Without adequate sex education, vulnerable people cannot be protected from sexual abuse and violence. Therefore, I would like to achieve a reduction in sexual victimization and engage with the issues facing our complex modern-day society, from various perspectives, through my research.
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