Job: Japan Study Program Associate – Earlham College (Richmond, IN, USA)
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Job Title: Japan Study Program Associate
Posted by: Earlham College
Location: Richmond, IN, USA
Contract: Full-Time
Here’s a JET-relevant Japan job at Earlham College passed along to us:
General Description
The Program Associate’s main duty will be recruiting for the Japan Study program. Japan Study is a long-standing, collaborative initiative linking the 27 colleges of the Great Lakes Colleges Association (GLCA) and the Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) with Waseda University in Japan. The PA reports to the Director and assists him in the administration of various Earlham programs related to Japan, including campus programming, study abroad, faculty development, and community outreach. In addition to programs on the Earlham campus, Earlham College, a Quaker institution, is one of the nation’s leading liberal arts colleges in the field of international education.
Responsibilities:
- Recruiting students for the study-abroad programs in Japan–includes travel to member campuses
- Communicating with representatives and students from member colleges (letters, brochures, handbooks, e-mail, website, program applications)
- Acting as a liaison between the consortial campuses and our Tokyo office
- Planning and implementation of orientation programs in the U.S. and Japan, webinars, and pre-departure and post-return orientations.
- Managing a semester-abroad program that sends approximately 8 Earlham students and a faculty member to Morioka each year
- Coordinating the evaluation program and completing yearly evaluation reports
- Working with Earlham faculty and students interested in Japan
- Assisting with campus programming related to Japan
- Managing communication with Earlham alumni and friends
- Facilitating two short-term exchange programs that bring middle and high school students from Japan to Indiana
- Recruiting, hiring, and orienting recent graduates for the Assistant Language Teacher (ALT) Program in Morioka and Tanohata
- Engaging in professional development activities through participation in state, regional, and national professional organizations
- Other responsibilities as assigned by the Japan Study Director
Application Process: For more information and to apply please click here.
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