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Faculty Development Lecture hosted by the Faculty of Letters: "Why is Hokkaido University also predominantly male?"

The Diversity and Inclusion Promotion Headquarters states:Support Program for Departmental and Organizational Initiatives to Promote Diversity and Inclusion"(Applications for the 2024 academic year are available here.We are implementing the following program. The aim of this program is to create opportunities for members of the university community to further deepen their understanding of diversity promotion, and it will be held on campus.DEIWe provide financial support for the costs of conducting seminars and other related events.
 
Thanks to this support, a seminar hosted by the Faculty of Letters at our university will be held on Friday, October 25th. Please see the details below. No prior registration is required; please come directly to the venue. Participation is free. Limited to the first 200 attendees.

Please see the poster for details.
 

Seminar name Faculty Development (FD) Lecture hosted by the Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University
"Why is Hokkaido University also full of men?"
Date and Time 2024.10.25 (Fri)
(Doors open) 12:30
(Show starts) 13:00-14:30
Venue Hokkaido University Clark Hall
lecturer Professor Yuto Yaguchi (Vice President, University of Tokyo)
Abstract of the lecture The author of "Why is the University of Tokyo so full of men?" (Shueisha Shinsho) discusses the gender ratio among faculty and students at Japan's top universities and the challenges involved.
way to participate No advance registration is required; please come directly to the venue. Participation is free. Limited to the first 200 people.
*This lecture is being held as part of the Faculty Development (FD) program of the Faculty of Letters, but faculty, staff, and students of Hokkaido University, as well as the general public, are welcome to attend.
Details https://www.let.hokudai.ac.jp/event/25285
Sponsored/Co-hosted Organized by: Graduate School of Letters, Hokkaido University
Co-sponsored by: Hokkaido University Diversity and Inclusion Promotion Headquarters