| Dr. Nobuyuki Kawauchi |
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| Ohio University honored to have Glidden Visiting Professor from Chubu University, Dr. Nobuyuki Kawauchi.
Dr. Nobuyuki Kawauchi is a professor in the Department of Comparative Cultures at Chubu University in Japan. He received his BA from Kanazawa University in 1973 and his MA from Rikkyo University in 1975 concentrating on history for both. He received his Ph.D in history from Kanazawa University in 2001 and has been serving in his current capacity at Chubu since 1997. His field of study is American contemporary history, especially the New Deal and Great Depression in the 1930s. He will be researching the Development of the Temperance Movement and New Deal policy as it relates to Ohio in the 1930s and is also very interested in the current economic recession that began in September 2008 with the fall of Lehman Brothers.
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| Professor Tadashi Shiozawa | |
The Center for International Studies is pleased to welcome Prof. Tadashi Shiozawa as the newest Chubu University Visiting Professor at Ohio University. Professor Tadashi Shiozawa was Associate Dean at the College of Humanities and the chair of the Department of English Language and Culture at Chubu University. He has been conducting research on the effects of a change in learning environments on language learning. He spent a year at OU in 1979 as a student and has visited OU many times as a chaperon from Chubu University for the last 20 years. He considers Athens his second hometown. It is unfortunate that he has to leave for Chubu this March, but he is sure that he will return to Athens from time to time. |
