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《Free for junior high and high school students! 》On Sunday, October 9th, the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department will sell Japanese-style “Koto Curry” that is particular about Kyoto ingredients!

Members of the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department will sell a limited edition of 500 meals of “Koto Curry” made with Kyoto ingredients at the main festival of the Kyoto Student Festival on Sunday, October 9.
For junior high and high school students, we will provide it free of charge on the condition that you bring your student ID + social sharing. DayPlease come and visit us!

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What is Ancient City Curry?

The name comes from the fact that it is a curry made with ingredients from Kyoto (the ancient capital) and the wordplay of the name of the website “Kotokare” operated by the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department.
The curry recipe was developed with the cooperation of Associate Professor Semiko Yoshino of the Department of Food and Nutrition, Faculty of Home Economics, Kyoto Women’s University.
It is a curry made with Kyoto ingredients such as Fushimi chili peppers, Kyoto ginseng, and white miso as a secret ingredient. The spiciness is moderate, and the taste is perfect for junior high and high school students.

About sales

It will be sold at the “Fair Day Project” of the Kyoto Student Festival.
Date: October 9, 28 (Sun) 11 a.m. ~ 7 p.m.
【Place】Okazaki Park
[Price] 300 yen (tax included)
If you are a junior high or high school student, you can bring your student ID + social share for free.
（※） Post on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag “#古都カレー”.
(There may be on-site filming on the day of the event?) I can’t)
[Number of units sold] Limited to 500 meals (will end as soon as sold out)

[Reference] About the 14th Kyoto Student Festival

What is the Kyoto Student Public Relations Department?

(1) Activities
With the aim of making junior high and high school students nationwide want to study at a university in Kyoto and live a student life in Kyoto, university students studying in Kyoto gather to plan, interview, photograph, and create articles from the student’s point of view.

《Management media》Website “Kotokare” https://kotocollege.jp/

(2) Background of establishment
Kyoto City is home to 38 universities and junior colleges, and approximately 150,000 students, or 10% of the population, are a “university town and student town.” However, as the number of 18-year-olds declines over the long term and competition among universities is expected to intensify further, it is necessary to actively disseminate the appeal of Kyoto as a “university city and student city” to junior high and high school students who will become university students in the future.
Therefore, as a new initiative in the Heisei 27 academic year in collaboration with Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto, we have established the “Kyoto Student Public Relations Department” to disseminate to junior high and high school students nationwide from the perspective of students the “real charm of Kyoto” that university students studying in Kyoto experience while living their student lives.

Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto, Kyoto Student Public Relations Department Secretariat
TEL 075-353-9130　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Kyoto-shi, Shimogyo-ku, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

【For Students】We will open a retrospective meeting for Maruttoku in Amino!

On Saturday, October 8th, we will open a retrospective meeting of Maruttoku in Amino.


At the review meeting, we will look back on what we have gained and realized from running a workshop aimed at regional revitalization with high school students to be held at Amino High School on September 29 and 30, and aim to gain experience for future projects.
If you are interested in the Marutoku project after October or if you would like to participate in the project, please come and visit us.
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【Date and time】
October 8 (Sat) 14:30~16:00

【Venue】
Campus Plaza Kyoto 5th Floor, 2nd Joint Laboratory

【Eligibility】
Students of the University Consortium Kyoto member universities and junior colleges who are interested in the whole thing

[How to apply]
If you would like to participate in the review meeting, please contact the kodai@consortium.or.jp following e-mail address with (1) your name, (2) the name of the university, and the fact that you would like to participate.
We look forward to seeing you!

 

We are still looking for [members to participate on the day]! (A few)

The application for participation has closed on August 1st, but there are still a few vacancies for [Participants on the day]. Applications will be closed as soon as the capacity is filled, so hurry up!

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Inquiries

University Consortium Kyoto, High School-University Collaborative Career Education Program
TEL 075-353-9153　FAX 075-353-9101
Mail:kodai@consortium.or.jp
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Research is underway ~2016 University Consortium Kyoto Designated Research Projects~

Since 2015, the University Consortium Kyoto (hereinafter referred to as the “Foundation”) has established designated research topics and conducted research by researchers in specialized fields with the aim of contributing to the review and improvement of the Foundation’s projects, new development and advancement, and the provision of information to the Foundation’s member universities.

In fiscal 2016, the research group of Associate Professor Satoshi Yoshida of the Graduate School of Engineering, Kyoto University (Kyoto University, Doshisha University, and Kyoto Sangyo University) conducted research on the following topics twice a month under the theme of “Establishment of a Database of Accessibility and Reasonable Accommodations for the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities at Universities: Toward the Establishment of a Collaborative Organization for the Office of Support for Students with Disabilities.” (Click here for details of the 2016 Foundation-designated research project)

Mr./Ms. of the research group From left to right: Mr./Ms. Inoue of Kyoto Sangyo University, Prof. Yoshida, Representative: Prof. Sekine of Doshisha University Front from left: Mr./Ms. Tsuchihashi of Doshisha University, research collaborator Mr./Ms. Yamamoto, Prof. Iwakuma of Kyoto University

“At the 9/21 workshop” From the back left, Mr. Mr./Ms. Inoue of Kyoto Sangyo University, Prof. Yoshida, Representative Prof. Sekine of Doshisha University Front left from Mr./Ms. Tsuchihashi of Doshisha University, research collaborator Mr./Ms. Yamamoto, Prof. Iwakuma of Kyoto University (Prof. Murata of Kyoto University is also participating as a member of the study group)

1. Creation of a database of how students with disabilities access university facilities

We have built a system that can easily investigate information on access and barriers in lecture halls and common areas of school buildings, and can display a list of them using icons. On September 12, we conducted a survey on access and barriers at a total of more than 300 locations, including lecture rooms in six buildings and nine buildings used for university-wide courses at Kyoto University, as well as common areas in the school building. We are planning to conduct a survey at Doshisha University from October.

2. “Visualization” of the know-how of the Support Office for Students with Disabilities

According to the coordinator, who has been in charge of support for students with disabilities since the establishment of the Support Office, it was found that the skills behind the work, such as “methods for understanding and enlightening related faculty and staff across departments” and “reconstruction of support based on failures,” are the key points of support for students with disabilities. Therefore, we are aiming to organize the essential tasks of the coordinator and the annual work from the establishment of the support office to the establishment of the support office, and to visualize the tacit knowledge that is the key point.

3. Collection and database of building renovation cases to support students with disabilities

From the discussions of the study group, we came to understand that it would be more effective to record the process of involvement in the renovation rather than showing many examples of building renovation to Mr./Ms.. Therefore, the key to how to get involved in the renovation work of the relevant departments
1) Support from the design stage before renovation
2) Support at the last stage of construction
3) Support for renovation immediately after completion of construction
Based on these examples, we decided to present important points. In 3), the details of the barrier-free renovation (installation of a ramp) at Kyoto University were examined and implemented by students using wheelchairs, student support coordinators for students with disabilities, facility staff, and academic affairs personnel.

4. Exploratory qualitative research on the structuring of support know-how of support coordinators for students with disabilities and the perspectives of students with disabilities regarding support

Coordinators’ interviews with students with disabilities will be investigated through ethnography and conversation research, and support skills will be structured. In addition, Doshisha University and Kyoto University have started a research project to exploratory interviews with students with disabilities about their needs for support and their perspectives on support (approved by the Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine).

The following is an example of a survey conducted on September 12 at the Yoshida Minami Campus of Kyoto University related to “1 Creation of a database of how students with disabilities access university facilities.” With the cooperation of students from Kyoto University, we conducted a survey on the accessibility of buildings.

Guidance on the survey by Associate Professor Yoshida Mr./Ms. students are investigating the steps of the building, the size of the elevator, the presence or absence of mirrors, etc















We plan to proceed with the above research by the results report meeting in March. Please look forward to the progress of future research and research.

Contact us

University Consortium Kyoto Designated Research Projects
TEL 075-353-9130　FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Shimo-ku, Kyoto, Campus Plaza Kyoto
* Reception hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00 ~ 17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)

Recruitment of Research Group for “Multifaceted Municipal Administration Research Project Utilizing ‘University Knowledge'”

~Revitalization of Kyoto through the Utilization of Culture
We are looking for research groups that analyze and consider from multiple perspectives! ～

In order to make the most of Kyoto’s “university knowledge” in Kyoto City’s policies and to strengthen efforts to solve the problems of city government, the University Consortium Kyoto will conduct a new “Multifaceted Municipal Administration Research Project Utilizing ‘University Knowledge'” in collaboration with Kyoto City from this fiscal year.

Specifically, we will establish a research group consisting of multiple units that study each field of research on the research theme designated by Kyoto City, and analyze and discuss it from multiple perspectives.

Ultimately, the results of the research will be compiled into a report and linked to the policies of Kyoto City, which will be utilized in solving issues in the city government and will be disseminated nationwide as a Kyoto model.

Therefore, we would like to inform you that we are recruiting research groups as follows.


Research Themes

Designated Theme: “Revitalization of Kyoto through Culture”

With the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ decision to completely relocate in March this year, we will study methods to revitalize Kyoto based on culture while taking advantage of Kyoto’s strengths such as “university,” “tourism,” “manufacturing,” “Japanese food,” and “landscape,” which have produced Japan culture for more than 1,000 years.

Themes by Field (Research Perspectives)

(1) Tourism and Culture ~ Culture and Cultural Properties are Core Contents of Inbound Tourism ~ [Unit 1]

We will study methods for the protection and utilization of cultural properties in terms of both hardware and software, the promotion of traditional culture, and the creation of new value, and mutually enhancing culture and tourism.

(2) Industry and Culture ~New Manufacturing with Impact through Culture~ [Unit 2]

In addition to making use of new cultures that have attracted international attention in recent years, such as content such as video and anime and Japan’s food culture registered as an intangible cultural heritage, we will further expand the efforts of traditional industries and manufacturing cultures to further expand and study the possibility of industrial promotion through culture.

(3) Life and Culture~Inheritance and Development of the Culture of Living in Japan~【Unit 3】

We value the culture of Japan life, including food, clothing, and housing, and the spirit of coexistence with the local community and nature behind it, and research methods to convey its appeal while creating.

(4) Urban Development and Culture ~ Culture and Art are Detonators of Regional Revitalization ~ [Unit 4]

In urban development and regional revitalization, we will research methods that incorporate cultural perspectives, promote the further fusion of cultures from traditional (classical) culture to contemporary art, and lead to the creation of new urban value.

Research Structure

(1) The Principal Investigator (Project Leader) shall constitute each research unit for each field-specific theme.
He oversees these. (Can also serve as a unit representative)

(2) Research groups and research units may consist of researchers from multiple universities.

Eligibility

The principal investigator and the representative of each research unit will be assigned to universities and junior colleges that are members of the University Consortium Kyoto.
Must be a full-time faculty member in your organization. This does not apply to collaborators of each unit.

Research Contract Fund and Research Period

Research commission fee: 5,000,000 yen (maximum)/year
Research period: Up to FY29 (2 years) (planned)

Number of Adopted Cases

1 project (1 research group)

How to apply

Download the application form, the application form (Word / Excel version), and the application form converted to PDF version,
A total of two types of files are sent as attachments to e-mails (no seal required).

* Submission by mail or bringing it in is not possible.

Application Period

September 23 (Fri) ~ November 7 (Mon)

Selection process

The selection committee established by the Foundation will review the documents and decide which research groups will be selected

Schedule (tentative)

September 23, 28 (Friday) Recruitment starts

November 7 (Mon) Application deadline

Mid-November: Screening and selection of research groups

Late November~ Start of research

July 29 Submission of interim report

March 30 Research results report meeting, submission of research report

Inquiries and Inquiries

〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji Shimoru Campus Plaza Kyoto

University Consortium Kyoto, Research and Public Relations Division

Phone: 075-353-9130

ＦＡＸ ：０７５－３５３－９１０１

E-Mail：takakuteki-ml■consortium.or.jp
(Please change ■ to @ and send)


Application Guidelines and Application Form

　　Application Guidelines

Form 1~3

Form 4-1, 4-2

【Request for cooperation】We are looking for individual supporters of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival!

Please support a student film festival!

The Kyoto International Student Film Festival is the largest international student film festival in Japan, planned and operated mainly by university students from the Kansai region, mainly in Kyoto, and is now in its 19th year. The purpose of this program is to gather independent films produced by students from all over the world, review them by the executive committee, and create opportunities for students to screen them, and to discover human resources and talents who will lead the future of filmmakers.
Historically, Kyoto is a “movie town” that still inherits the cultural heritage of the early days of Japan cinema, and it is also a “university town and student town” where students account for 10% of the population of Kyoto City. The festival aims to revitalize Kyoto by creating a place for international exchange and mutual understanding by discovering and introducing talents who can add new fields to cinema from among the many possibilities of films from around the world.
The operation of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival is made possible by the warm support and cooperation of many people, including sponsoring companies. We are currently looking for people who agree with our student activities as “individual supporters”. The donation will be used to cover the activities of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival. We would like to ask for your support in making the Kyoto International Student Film Festival even better.
* We are still looking for sponsors. For details, please contact the Kyoto International Student Film Festival Executive Committee.

 

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Recruitment of individual supporters

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We offer a variety of benefits for each amount of support. For more information, please visit the following website.

How to apply and deposit

Please apply from the following site.
CAMP FIRE [The 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival] We want to discover young talents and spread the appeal of student films!
We also accept cash applications on the day of the festival. Please feel free to talk to the student staff.

* The personal information you receive will be used only for matters related to individual supporters of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival, and will not be used for any other purpose.

Announcement of the Festival

19th Event Announcement Article

Special site (external site)

You can also see the activities and details of the event from the following site.

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Contact us

The 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival Executive Committee
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji Shimoru Campus Plaza Kyoto
TEL: 075-353-9430 (Closed on Mondays) FAX: 075-353-9101
E-MAIL: info■kisfvf.com (Please replace ■ with @)
HP：http://www.kisfvf.com/

< ended> [Free admission] “One-day only Animation Room” @京都LoFt [Notice of the 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival Pre-Event]


The pre-event “One-day Animation Room” for the 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival will be held on Saturday, September 24th at the Kyoto LoFt store! This event is the first collaboration between Mr./Ms. of Ritsumeikan University’s industry-academia collaboration circle “Ritsumeikan University Loft Club” and the Kyoto International Student Film Festival Executive Committee.
Admission is free. Visitors will also receive a cup of welcome coffee per person. We look forward to seeing you there!

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　WHAT’s 「Animation Room」?
One-day anime room. This year marks the 19th edition of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival’s selection of anime masterpieces. The cute and outlandish anime works are a must-see. And the “Ritsumeikan University Loft Club” is responsible for creating this space. Please look forward to seeing what kind of room it will be!






Outline of the event　

“One-day Animation Room“

◆ Date & Time : 2016year9moon24Sunday (Sat)14：00～17:00 (Free entry and exit during the hours)

◆ Venue: LoFt Kyoto Loft Lab (next to the health goods department on the 2nd floor)
* LoFt Kyoto … Kawaramachi Sanjo, Naka-ku, Kyoto Mina Kyoto Access here
 ◆ Fee : Free
◆ Overview : Kyoto International Student Film Festival and the industry-academia collaboration circle “Ritsumeikan University Loft Club” collaborated, and
in the space created by the loft club, it was submitted to the anime section of this film festival
We will hold a screening of a selection of masterpieces.

　　　　　　
★★★ What is the Kyoto International Student Film Festival? ★★★
This film festival is the largest international student film festival in Japan, planned and operated mainly by university students in the Kansai region, mainly in Kyoto.
Students create opportunities to collect, judge, and screen independent films produced by students from all over the world.
We aim to discover future filmmakers. Click here for details

★★★ What is the Ritsumeikan University Loft Club? ★★★
Japan’s first industry-academia collaboration circle that plans and operates organizations based on the concept of “giving shape to Omoroi”.
Students from various faculties and recuperations gather to plan projects from scratch based on feedback from university students’ experiences.
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TEL: 075-353-9430 (Closed on Mondays) *If you are not available, please contact us by e-mail.
Address: info ■ kisfvf.com (Please change ■ to @ and send)

Accreditation of Selected Universities for the “Academic City Collaborative University” Promotion Project

In order to further promote university-wide regional collaboration efforts, Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto are implementing the “Gakumachi Collaborative University” Promotion Project, which supports universities that are engaged in the development and implementation of practical educational programs in which students learn through activities in collaboration with the local community, as a new project this fiscal year.
As a result of the examination by the selection committee of experts, the six universities will be certified as selected universities for the “Academic Town Collaborative Universities” promotion project, and a certification ceremony will be held.


１．「 Universities Selected for the “Academic City Collaborative University” Promotion Project


Otani University

Project name: University and regional collaboration project centered on Kita-ku and Kitaoji areas

Kyoto University of Education

Project name: Petit content self-guide production to support “Learning from Kyoto, Disseminating Kyoto”

Kyoto Women’s University

Project name: Establishment of a regional women’s training program (minor)

-Aiming to develop female leaders who support local communities-

Kyoto Tachibana University

Project name: Community-based education program that “grows and resonates with each other” in the Yamashina and Daigo areas

Doshisha Women’s University

Project name: Future Kyoto town development program with Kyomachiya at the core

Ryukoku University

Project name: Development of community-based educational programs through multi-generational and multicultural collaboration

-Aiming to realize “community-based learning” where students and the community learn together-




２．「 About the “Academic Town Collaborative University” Promotion Project Certification Ceremony

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September 21, 28 (Wednesday) 4 p.m. ~ 4:30 p.m.

place

Kyoto City Hall Main Building, 3rd floor, Reception Room 1

Attendees (planned)

Yasushi Kikoshi, President, Otani University

Shinichi Iwamura, Vice President, Kyoto University of Education

Tadayuki Hayashi, President, Kyoto Women’s University

Ryoichi Hosokawa, President, Kyoto Tachibana University

Hiroo Kaga, President, Doshisha Women’s University

Tetsuma Akamatsu, President, Ryukoku University

(Kyoto City) Daisaku Kadokawa, Mayor of Kyoto

order

・Introduction of attendees

・Presentation of certificates

・Greetings from the Presidents of Selected Universities, etc.

・Greetings from the Mayor






Holding of the Selection Committee for the Promotion of “Collaborative Universities”



We would like to inform you that the Selection Committee for the Promotion Project of the “Academic City Collaborative University” will be held as follows.

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1 Project Title: “Academic City Collaborative University” Promotion Project Selection Committee

2 Date and time: Tuesday, September 6, 9:30~16:20

3 Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto, 5th floor, Joint Laboratory 1

4 Agenda item: Decision on the Selected Universities for the “Collaborative Universities in the Academic Community” Promotion Project

5 Public and private Private: Private

6 Reason for non-disclosure The meeting contains information on the screening criteria, and if it is made public, there is a risk that it will interfere with the fair and neutral examination in the future, and because it contains information on the business activities of educational corporations, etc.

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≪ Support universities that promote new projects ≫ collaboration with local communities in 2016!　Recruitment of “Academic Town Collaborative Universities” Promotion Project

Kyoto City is home to 38 universities and junior colleges, and is home to 145,000 students, or about 10% of the population. In order to utilize the “accumulation of university education and research results” and “student vitality,” which can be said to be Kyoto’s assets, to solve local issues and revitalize local issues, and to create opportunities for students to learn and grow through involvement with local communities, we have implemented the “Gakumachi Collaboration Project” to support the efforts of seminar units and student groups.

In order for Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto to further enhance and develop these initiatives, it is necessary to link them to the organizational efforts of the university in addition to the efforts of seminar units and student groups.

Therefore, in order to promote such university-wide regional collaboration initiatives, in collaboration with Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto, we will newly implement the “Gakumachi Collaborative University” Promotion Project, which supports universities that are engaged in the development and implementation of practical educational programs in which students learn through activities in collaboration with local residents’ organizations, civic activity groups, local companies, shopping districts, etc.

Therefore, we would like to inform you that we are looking for the following initiatives.

applicant

Universities and junior colleges (hereinafter referred to as “universities”) that have campuses for students to attend in Kyoto City. (1 university, 1 application. It is not possible to apply for faculties, departments, etc.).

* Excluding universities that have been selected as applicants for the University COC Project of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) and COC+.
　
　University COC Project
　From the 2013 academic year, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) will collaborate with local governments to form a university that will be the core of regional revitalization and revitalization, and will support universities that promote university-wide education, research, and regional contribution.

　COC＋

From the 2015 academic year, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has developed the “University COC Project” and collaborated with local governments and companies to create attractive employment opportunities for students, and to support the efforts of universities to reform the educational curriculum necessary to develop the human resources sought after by the region.

Eligible Initiatives

Initiatives in which universities develop, implement, or enhance and develop practical educational programs in which students learn through activities in collaboration with local residents’ organizations, civic activity groups, local companies, shopping districts, etc. in Kyoto City.

Subsidy Amount and Subsidy Period

Subsidy amount: 3,600 thousand yen (maximum) / case in 2016 (Heisei 28)

Subsidy period: Up to 2019 (Heisei 31) (4 years)

Number of Adopted Cases

About 5 cases

Application Period

From Thursday, May 19, 2016 to Friday, July 15, 2016


Selection process

A selection committee consisting of experts from universities and regional partnerships was established, and the selected projects were decided through a written review and a hearing review.

Schedule (tentative)

May 19 (Thu) Recruitment starts

July 15 (Fri) Application deadline

Late July: 1st screening (written screening)

Early August: Second screening (hearing screening)

Late August: Selected projects

Inquiries and Inquiries

〒600-8216
Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji, Campus Plaza Kyoto

University Consortium Kyoto, Research and Public Relations Division

E-Mail ：chiiki-daigaku-ml■consortium.or.jp

(Please change ■ to @ and send)

Phone: 075-353-9130

ＦＡＸ ：０７５－３５３－９１０１

Application Guidelines, Application Forms, etc.

　Application Guidelines
　Application Form (Form 1)
　Business Plan (Form 2)
　Budget (Form 3)
　

Report: The 17th Kansai Student Support Officer Roundtable (KSSK)

The 17th Kansai Disability Student Support Officer Roundtable Meeting

On September 15, the Kansai Student Support Officer Roundtable (KSSK) was held at Campus Plaza Kyoto, with the aim of providing a forum for people in charge of supporting students with disabilities at universities in the Kansai region to exchange opinions and interact with each other.
　
In this 17th session, under the theme of “Osaka University’s Support System and Support Practices: Current Situation and Challenges,” Project Associate Professor Naoto Mochizuki and Lecturer Satoko Nakano of the Osaka University Campus Life Support Center provided topics on their efforts and challenges. In the subcommittee that followed, the participants were divided into five groups under the three themes of “Support System,” “Introduction to Support Practice,” and “Support Practice,” and exchanged opinions on how to support students with disabilities based on various issues and case studies faced by each university.　

Perhaps due to the influence of the Act on the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities that came into effect in April 28, 70 people, which exceeded the capacity of 65 people, wanted to participate, indicating a high level of interest in KSSK. In the participant questionnaire, there were comments such as, “The story of Osaka University was very interesting because it showed various realities,” “I found clues to improve the problems of my university’s system,” “I was able to listen more thoroughly to other universities because I had plenty of time for the subcommittee,” and “Supporting students with disabilities is a difficult issue with no answers, but it was good to know that everyone has the same problems.” It was also an opportunity for the participants to gain various insights.

　The feature of KSSK is that it is possible to have frank conversations at the level of the person in charge, regardless of the size of the university or whether or not there is a support system, and to form a network of universities and staff. The next meeting will be held in February~March 2017. Once the content of the event has been decided, it will be announced on the website of the University Consortium Kyoto.　　

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Providing topics about Osaka University’s initiatives

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In the subcommittees, we shared concerns about how to support



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　About the Support Program for Students with Disabilities
　The 17th Kansai Disability Student Support Officer Roundtable

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End of 2016 Kyoto College Student Second Semester Application

Thank you for using the Foundation’s lifelong learning project “Miyako College”.
The application for the second semester of this year ended at 16:00 on August 27th.
We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the large number of applications.
The next application will be for the first semester of 2017. Best regards.

[For students] We are looking for MCs for the 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival! (Until 9/11)


We are looking for people to be in charge of MCs at the 19th Kyoto International Student Film Festival (11/26~12/2)! We are looking forward to receiving applications from Mr./Ms. who are good at making announcements, who like movies, and who will liven up the film festival together. Please see the application guidelines for details. * MC experience is not required.

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Application Guidelines(Download MC recruitment flyer)

◆ Application period
Entry period: August 10 (Wed) – September 11 (Sun)
Audition dates: Saturday, September 17 and Sunday, September 18 Venue: Campus Plaza Kyoto

◆ Number of applicants
4 people

◆ Eligibility
・Students living in Kansai (university, junior college, vocational school)
・ You must like movies and be willing to liven up the film festival together.
・ You must be able to participate in the audition (one of the above dates)
・You must be able to participate for at least 3 days during the festival period (November 26 to December 2).
・ Be able to watch the screening program of the talk show you are in charge of in advance (about 2 hours per program)
・Prior meetings with the person in charge of the festival executive committee in Kyoto City in October or November

◆ How to apply
(1) Please enter using the inquiry form on the official website of the Kyoto International Student Film Festival.
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Inquiry items: Other inquiries
Name: Kyoko Movie
Phone number: 080-××××-××××
E-mail address: eiga.love@kisfvf.ne.jp
 Inquiry content: 〇〇 University〇〇 Faculty 〇〇 Department ◯ Regenerative Movie Kyoko. I would like to apply for the MC project.

(2) An e-mail with the entry sheet attached will be sent from the Executive Committee.
(3) Please fill in the necessary information on the entry sheet and reply to the Executive Committee.
(4) As soon as the contents of the entry sheet are confirmed, the Executive Committee will send you a confirmation email.

◆ Notes on application
(1) There is no charge for participation in this project. (Please bear your own transportation expenses for auditions and meetings, and other expenses for application.)
(2) Transportation expenses to the festival venue if selected will be negotiable.
(3) The personal information entered at the time of application will be used only for the purpose related to this project.

◆ Screening and Announcement of Applicants
Based on the audition, the selection will be made by the executive committee of this festival. In addition, the results of the selection will be announced by e-mail to applicants and on the festival’s official social media accounts. Please note that we will not accept questions or appeals to the results of the review.


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