Exploring Diversity and U.S.-Japan Relations

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2024.12.20 16:30-18:00 IB電子情報館 014講義室

December 20 (Fri.) 2024 4:30pm-6:00pm (PST)　 ES Conference Room (ES Building 1F) Nagoya Univ.

～業界に訪れた100年に一度の大変革～

講義番号
Lecture Number: DII Program Solution Design_2024_12_20

更新日
Update date: 2024.11.22

公開日
Release date: 2024.11.22

Nagoya University’s Future Electronics Creation Acceleration DII Collaborative Graduate School Program is honored to host a special lecture by the Principal Officer of the U.S. Consulate Nagoya. In this session, the Principal Officer will share her personal background and professional journey, offering unique insights into how the rich diversity of the United States drives innovation and inclusivity. She will also highlight the enduring partnership between the United States and Japan, focusing on shared values and collaborative achievements in areas such as science, technology, and education. This engaging lecture aims to inspire participants to explore the potential of diversity, deepen their understanding of U.S.-Japan relations, and consider their role in fostering international cooperation. Join us for an enlightening discussion on global connections and mutual growth.

題目
Title: Exploring Diversity and U.S.-Japan Relations

実施形態
SeminarForm: 講義・ワークショップ
Course/Workshop

開催日
Date: 2024年12月20日
December 20 (Fri.) 2024

時間
Time: 16:30-18:00
4:30pm-6:00pm (PST)

講義室
Venue: IB電子情報館 014講義室
ES Conference Room (ES Building 1F) Nagoya Univ.

対象者
Eligibility: DIIプログラム生、LGS学生、名大の全学部・全研究科に在籍する学部生/大学院生
DII students, LGS students, all students in Nagoya Univ.

定員
Maximum Participants: 20名
20 persons

参加費
Fee: 無料
No Fee

言語
Language: 英語
English

講師
Instructor: Ms. Anna WANG

Principal Officer, U.S. Consulate in Nagoya

Ms. Anna Wang joined the State Department in 2011.
Prior to her appointment to Consulate Nagoya in July 2024, Ms. Wang served as Political Unit Chief in the Office of Pakistan Affairs in the Bureau of South and Central Asia, where she managed the broad range of bilateral political issues. She also has experience working on the U.S.-India relationship, particularly issues related to the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue between Australia, India, Japan, and the United States. She has expertise in economic and environment issues, having worked for four years at the American Institute in Taiwan, overseeing bilateral environment, science, technology, and health cooperation. She has also previously served at the U.S. Embassies in Namibia and Saudi Arabia.
Before becoming a diplomat, Ms. Wang worked as a consultant in the consumer products industry. She received a master’s degree in international relations from the George Washington University and an undergraduate degree in business administration and marketing from the State University of New York at Albany.
She is joined in Japan by her husband. She speaks Japanese and Mandarin. Her interests include working out, reading, and traveling.

主催
Host: 未来エレクトロニクス創成加速DII協働大学院プログラム
DII (Deployer-Innovator-Investigator) Collaborative Graduate Program for Accelerating Innovation in Future Electronics

問い合わせ先
Contact: nishimoto.ichiro.d7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp（DIIプログラム特任准教授西本一郎）
nishimoto.ichiro.d7@f.mail.nagoya-u.ac.jp（DII Program Designated Associate Professor Ichiro Nishimoto）