Hello, this is Kato from the Women Researchers Support Office. A Seicomart convenience store has opened right behind Building 1 of the Central Campus Research Building, where our office is located. When you open the window, you can smell a nice aroma...
- The 10th Hokkaido University Crossroads Exchange Meeting "Extreme Environment 01" - Enduring Harsh Conditions -
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What does it mean to "balance" work and childcare? ~Role Model Roundtable Discussion #8~
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Seminar for Young Researchers to Enhance Their Research Capabilities - The 7 Habits
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[Announcement] Applications will soon be open for the Fall 2018 "Support Program for Balancing Research Activities and Life Events"!
1. The 10th Hokkaido University Crossroads Exchange Meeting "Extreme Environment 01" - Enduring Harsh Conditions - Participants Wanted
The Women Researchers Support Office is co-hosting a networking event. Researchers, research support staff, and graduate students interested in "extreme environments" are welcome, regardless of their field or affiliation. It's a casual networking event, so please feel free to come!
Date: Thursday, April 8, 23:18-00:21
Venue: Room N127, 1st Floor, Hokkaido University Museum
Mini-Lectures: Assistant Professor Naoko Ohno, Faculty of Engineering; Professor Takayuki Kurokawa, Faculty of Advanced Biosciences
For details and registration, please see here .
2. What does it mean to "balance" work and childcare? ~Role Model Roundtable Discussion ⑧
Our guest today is Hanako Shimura, a lecturer at the Crop Physiology Laboratory, Graduate School of Agriculture.
I'd like to think together about what kind of environment is necessary to make work-life balance possible, and what we can do to create such an environment.
Date and Time: August 28th (Tue), 12:8 PM onwards. You are welcome to enter and leave at any time!
Location: Conference Room, 1st Floor, Building 1, General Research Building, Central Campus
We also have a comment from Professor Shimura!
For details and applicationCLICK HEREThank you.
3. Seminar for Young Researchers to Enhance Transferable Research Capabilities: The 7 Habits
The Human Resources Development Division (I-HoP) is pleased to announce a seminar for young researchers (MC, DC, PD, etc.) to improve their transferable skills. The seminar will be conducted in English.
"The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by FranklinCovey Japan
The "7 Habits®" program is based on the principles of "The 7 Habits®," a book and training program known worldwide. "The 7 Habits" was compiled by American scientist Stephen R. Covey (1932-2012) after he examined the lives, thoughts, and actions of prominent figures and historical figures around the world, summarizing the seven habits they all shared. "The 7 Habits®" is studied by a large number of people around the world, from children to adults.
■ Instructor
Mr. Aaron T. Starks / FranklinCovey Japan
■ Date
8/23/2018 (Thu) 10:00-18:00
For more details, please see here .
4. [Announcement] Applications will soon open for the "Support Program for Balancing Research Activities and Life Events" for the second semester of 2018!
Regarding the above matter, a notification will be sent to the departments shortly and will also be posted on the support office website. The main changes from the previous semester are as follows:
[Main changes from the previous term]
- Pilot implementation of support for men raising children
- To address the "first-grade wall" (a common problem in elementary school), the scope of support has been expanded to include childcare for children in first grade and below.
- Expand support for single parents raising children.
- Establish a support system funded by subsidies.
- Allowing assistants to conditionally assist with the work of teachers other than those designated as the target.
- Expansion of the scope of duties performed by assistants when dispatching assistants.
We will inform you again once applications open.
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That's all for today. Have a great weekend everyone!
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