On November 11, during the "basic exercise" period for the first-year students of the Faculty of Business Administration at the Miki Campus, Taidai Okina (Faculty of Human Sciences, Fourth-year Business Administration Department) and Hideyuki Suzuki, the manager of the university's hardball baseball team, were invited as part of career education. I had a discussion with.Since Mr. Okina was attending the “Graduation Research” class at the same time, he was able to watch the pre-recorded video of the conversation. It seems that
One of the students said, "Even in the recent corona crisis, I was impressed by how Senior Okina approached baseball with a positive attitude and maintained his motivation."Continuing to maintain such a positive attitude, just like in his daily practice, is probably one of the factors behind his achievement of joining the Yomiuri Giants.
Another student said, "Director Suzuki's words, 'The sweat that you don't shed when you're young will turn into tears when you're old,' left a deep impression on me."Director Suzuki spoke about the importance of setting goals and working toward them every day.
A university is not only a place for students to come into contact with learning, but also a place for personal growth.I hope that students will continue to take advantage of every opportunity to learn.
Faculty of Business Administration Department of Business Associate Professor Keisuke Tanika
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