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International Student Conferences
1150 18th St. NW
Suite LL2
Washington, DC 20036
t. 202-289-9088
f. 202-789-8265
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A student-run program, JASC involves an equal number of diversely selected Japanese and American college students meeting for one month to discuss topics of bilateral and global interest, hear prominent speakers, and visit several locations in the host country. The Conference alternates between Japan and the U.S.
American Delegation
American delegates are selected from all fields and levels of
study. Delegates need not be Asian studies majors or studying Japanese
language as English is the primary language of the Conference. While U.S.
citizenship or permanent resident status is preferred, the only
eligibility requirement is full-time student standing at the time of
application.
| Name |
University |
Year |
Major
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| Michael Berlet |
Wake Forest University |
2 |
Liberal Arts |
| Cameron Bradley |
Eckerd College |
2 |
International Business |
| Bryan Burns |
University of Akron |
3 |
Mass Media Communications |
| Yudai Chiba* |
Princeton University |
4 |
East Asian Studies |
| Benjamin Colon |
Amherst College |
2 |
Liberal Arts |
| William Coremin |
University of Hawaii, Manoa |
MBA |
Business, Japan-focus |
| Ian Cross |
Earlham College |
4 |
History |
| Deidra Denson |
College of William and Mary |
2 |
English and Hispanic Studies |
| Fang Du |
Duke University |
3 |
History |
| Leah Flake* |
Smith College |
3 |
Engineering |
| Ashley Hill |
Colgate University |
3 |
International Relations, Japanese |
| Mariama Holman* |
Wake Forest University |
2 |
Economics |
| Yuri Hongo |
Bryn Mawr College |
2 |
Psychology |
| Paul Horak |
Duke University |
1 |
Liberal Arts |
| Sho Igawa |
Tufts University |
2 |
International Relations, Chinese |
| Daniel Jodarski |
University of Wisconsin, La Crosse |
3 |
Economics, International Studies |
| Nicole Johnson |
Earlham College |
3 |
English Literature, Japanese |
| Ryosuke Kobayashi |
Harvard University |
1 |
Government |
| Carly Lauffer |
University of Idaho |
1 |
International Studies |
| Diane Lee* |
Smith College |
3 |
English, Government |
| Taylor Luczak |
Mississippi State University |
3 |
Political Science, Asian Studies |
| >Henry Luu |
Harvard University |
3 |
Neurobiology |
| Patrick McCurdy |
Three Rivers Community College |
2 |
Liberal Arts |
| David Myers* |
SUNY Geneseo |
2 |
Political Science |
| Ikuno Naka* |
Wellesley College |
2 |
History |
| Justin Perkins |
Carleton College |
3 |
Liberal Arts |
| Christina Ryu |
Smith College |
3 |
East Asian Studies, Government |
| Kunihiro Shimoji |
Saint John's University |
1 |
Political Science, Economics |
| Dillon Svec |
University of Nebraska |
1 |
International Studies |
| Weying Tang |
Depauw University |
1 |
Economics, Piano Performance |
| Kseniya Vaynshtok |
University of Wisconsin, Madison |
3 |
Political Science |
| Marie Watanabe* |
Wellesley College |
2 |
International Relations |
| Naoki John Yoshida** |
Cornell University |
2 |
Economics |
| Alex Yu |
Cornell University |
1 |
Applied and Engineering Physics |
Japanese Delegation
Japanese delegates are also be selected from all fields and levels of
study. Delegates need not be American studies majors. English language
proficiency and full-time student standing at the time of application
is required.
| Name |
University |
Year |
Major
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| Ryoko Arai |
Showa |
3 |
Medicine |
| Kei Arakawa |
International Christian |
2 |
Liberal Arts |
| Iikura Eri |
Tokyo Graduate School |
1 |
Global Studies |
| Haruka Hashimoto |
Kyoto |
3 |
Agricultural Science |
| Shun Hosoi |
Tokai |
4 |
International Studies |
| Satomi Inoue |
Tsukuba |
2 |
International Studies |
| Naoki Katayama |
Keio |
3 |
Political Science |
| Azusa Kato* |
Keio |
3 |
Policy Management |
| Atsushige Kimoto |
Tokyo |
4 |
Law |
| Ryutaro Kurihara |
Keio |
2 |
Law |
| Hee-Gyeon Kwok |
Ritsumeikan |
3 |
International Relations |
| Ayako Maruyama |
Kyoto |
4 |
Integrated Human Studies |
| Maes Matsushita |
Saitama |
4 |
Business Administration |
| Mayumi Morita |
Tokyo |
2 |
Humanities |
| Mari Nakamura* |
Tokyo |
3 |
Spanish Studies |
| Koki Nakazawa |
Tokyo Inst. Technology |
3 |
Biotechnology |
| Junichi Namaita |
Keio |
3 |
Economics |
| Keita Niwano |
Hitotsubashi |
3 |
Commerce |
| Yoshiki Oi |
Tokyo |
4 |
Economics |
| Satoko Okutani |
Keio |
2 |
Political Science |
| Toru Omiya* |
Tokyo |
4 |
Engineering |
| Hiroya Ozaki |
Keio |
2 |
Environment and Information Studies |
| Hanae Saida |
Gunma |
2 |
Medicine |
| Yurie Saito |
National Defense Academy |
4 |
Public Policy |
| Natsuki Sakata* |
Tokyo |
3 |
Liberal Arts |
| Mayako Shibata |
Hitotsubashi |
2 |
Law |
| Yuri Sugimoto* |
Kyoto |
4 |
Biology &
Anthropology |
| Shuta Takada* |
Tokyo |
3 |
Liberal Arts |
| Aya Takahashi |
Aoyama Gakuin |
2 |
International Politics |
| Hiroki Takahashi* |
Hitotsubashi |
3 |
Commerce |
| Toshihiro Takeuchi |
Keio |
2 |
Law |
| Akie Yamada |
Tokyo |
3 |
Literature |
| Hiroaki Yamaguchi |
Aoyama Gakuin |
4 |
International Politics |
| Makiko Yamashita |
Miyazaki |
3 |
Medicine |
| Kochiro Yasukawa** |
Waseda |
4 |
Law |
| Taiga Yonemoto |
Ritsumeikan |
2 |
International Relations |
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International Student Conferences, the leading U.S. organization in student-run, cross-cultural programs in Japan and Korea, welcomes its new Senior Advisor, Dr. Franklin Odo. Read More.
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Alumni Interviews are now available on the JASC Alumni website.
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