A project by a student at Loyola’s Social Justice and Community Development program is conducting the following look at 6 cultural categories; Attitude Towards Age, Concept of Fate and Destiny, Attitude Towards change, Attitude Towards Taking Risks, Concept of Face, and View of the Natural World among recent immigrates from Japan (Individuals who have been in the US less then 2 Years).
You would talk with an interviewer about 24 scenarios, and would be asked to respond to questions from your cultural perspective about the situations (How would you respond to the scenario? How would your culture respond? How would a typical American respond).
For more information, or if you’re willing to participate within the next few weeks, please contact:
Lisa Rothman
lisa.hopepeace@gmail.com
Japanese Language Classes: Next Session 4.7.2012 at 12 pm in Lakeview.
The Japanese Culture Center offers three levels of Japanese language instruction. Pre-requisite for the second and third courses are completion of the previous courses or approval from the instructor. All classes are 6-week sessions which meet once per week. We are pleased to now offer this class at all three locations.
Introductory Japanese
Students will learn basic vocabulary, speaking skills, grammar, and the two writing systems of Japan (hiragana and katakana.)
Ongoing Beginners Japanese
Further study of grammar, vocabulary, speaking, and writing the japanese language.
Advanced Continuing Japanese
Students pursue more in-depth study of written and conversational Japanese.
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