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Lawrence's Japanese sister city, Hiratsuka, will be home this summer to about 20 KU students, who will participate in five weeks of study-abroad program for five weeks.
20 students to study in Japan
By Sarah Davis Kansan staff writer
Nancy Mitchell, coordinator for Asian programs, said the program was a combined effort of five departments at the University of Kansas and the faculty at Kanagawa University in Hiratsuka.
"It was a mutual suggestion," she said. "But KU really got the ball going with it, and they (Kanagawa) have been very cooperative."
Maggie Childs, chairperson of the department of East Asian languages and cultures, said members of the faculty had shown interest in the idea.
"Because of our sister-city relationship, some of the faculty at Kanagawa approached us to see if an employee would be possible." Childs said.
"The thing I think is especially nice about this program is that it's in our sister city instead of just some school in a big city," said Childs, who will be traveling with the group to teach language classes.
In late February, a group of Japanese students will travel to KU to study English at the Applied English Center for four weeks.
Childs said she liked the idea of both groups being able to meet each other at KU so that this summer in Japan they already would be familiar with one another.
In Hiratsuka, which has a population of 232.742 and is on the coast of the Pacific Ocean 30 miles south of Tokyo, there are classes for five or six hours of credit.
A course in Japanese society and business, which fulfills KU's nonwestern culture requirement, will be taught by Kanagawa faculty. Beginning and intermediate Japanese language courses will be taught by Childs. She said Japanese language experience was not necessary.
Childs said she was excited about a method she could use in her advanced class to strengthen the students' Japanese.
"I want to have homework assignments that are verbal scavenger hunts."
She plans to send her students out to ask Hiratsuka residents general questions, focusing on things such as the weather or birthdays.
"I think it's going to be really fun to send people out of the boring four-wall classroom out onto the street," she said. "The Japanese people are very gracious to visitors, and they like to show off their culture, and it will be even more the case since it is our sister city."
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Hiratsuka is situated 30 miles south of Tokyo
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THE UNIVERSITY COUNSELING CENTER
Counseling groups and Workshops for Spring 1991
The University Counseling Center is offering the following groups for students throughout the spring semester:
ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS (ACOA): 12 sessions-each dealing with aspects of being an ACOA (i.e. perfectionism, trouble with intimacy, constant search for approval, assuming negative consequences when relating with others) Mondays 1:30-3:30 or Thursdays 3:30-5:00
GRIEVING AND LOSS: An opportunity for individuals to share and receive support related to significant losses they have experienced. A significant loss means losing someone or anything that is very important to the person. Wednesdays 4:00-6:00 or Thursdays 3:30-5:00
DESERT STORM SUPPORT/COUNSELING GROUP: Sharing of partners and family members of those individual involved in Operation Desert Storm. Tuesdays 1:30-3:00
GENERAL PSYCHOTHERAPY: General psychotherapy group discussing a wide range of issues including feeling of depression and anxiety, resolving relationship issues, and other personal concerns. Wednesdays 1:30:3:00 or Thursdays 1:30:3:00
WOMEN'S ISSUES: Therapy group for women interested in gaining a better understanding of themselves and ways of relating more comfortably with others including issues regarding intimacy, self acceptance, relationships and abuse. Fridays 1:00-2:30
EATING DISORDERS: Strategies to help individuals engaging in binging and purging to change their problematic way of relating to food and themselves. Thursdays 9:30-10:45
CAREER DECISION MAKING: The group is designed for freshmen and sophomores wanting to decide on academic major and/or career direction. Wednesdays 4:00-6:00
All groups held in 116 Bailey Hall, For information or to enroll. call the Center at 864-3931