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Support Program for Departmental Initiatives to Promote a Diverse Research Environment: (October 21, November 13) Announcement of Diversity Symposium "Your View of Work Might Change? ~Industry, Academia, and Freelancers~"

The Office for Promoting a Diversity Research Environment provides support for initiatives such as seminars held on campus that contribute to promoting a diverse research environment and gender equality, as part of the "Diversity Research Environment Realization Initiative (Leading Type) Project: Support Program for Departmental Initiatives to Promote a Diversity Research Environment."
 
Thanks to this support, the Department of Materials Science, Graduate School of Engineering, will be hosting a diversity symposium titled "Your View of Work Might Change? ~Industry, Academia, and Freelance~" on Wednesday, October 21st and Friday, November 13th. Please see below for details.

Outline

Opportunities for women to thrive will continue to expand. If you're still undecided about your future, why not listen to the stories of successful individuals in industry, academia, and as freelancers? We've invited three speakers from various fields to participate in this symposium. It will also be streamed online, so please join us.
*Registration is required to participate.
 
◆Lecture 1

Date and Time 10 month 21 day (Wednesday) 17 hour ~
Place Hokkaido University Campus *Depending on the situation, the event may be held in a hybrid format or streamed online via Zoom.
lecturer Shizuka Ushiku (Hokkai Gakuen University, PhD in Regional Science)
Title Learning about Africa, learning from Africa
~How I established myself as a female researcher and university professor~

◆Lecture 2

Date and Time 10 month 21 day (Wednesday) 18 hour ~
Place Hokkaido University Campus *Depending on the situation, the event may be held in a hybrid format or streamed online via Zoom.
lecturer Yumi Kawabata (Journalist, Master of Engineering)
Title Working under the title of "myself"
~Acquiring skills for freelance work and the path to entrepreneurship~

◆Lecture 3

Date and Time 11 month 13 day (Friday) 17 hour ~
Place Hokkaido University Campus *Depending on the situation, the event may be held in a hybrid format or streamed online via Zoom.
lecturer Eiko Oshimura (Ajinomoto Co., Inc., PhD in Engineering)
Title Individuals and companies continue to grow.
~In the case of Ajinomoto Co., Inc.~

For more information

Target Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students of Hokkaido University
High school students in the Sapporo area (male or female)
How to apply Please send an email to the address below to confirm your participation at least three days before the event.
tyonez[at]eng.hokudai.ac.jp
Please let us know your name and affiliation. Participation for only one day is welcome.
Details regarding the on-campus venue will be provided in a reply.
Depending on the situation, the event may be held online via a hybrid format or Zoom.
Organizer Department of Materials Science, Graduate School of Engineering, Hokkaido University
Co-sponsored Diversity Research Environment Promotion Office, Human Resources Development Headquarters, Hokkaido University
Contact Toru Yonezawa, Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University (011-706-7110)