The founding commemorative symposium is held primarily for first-year students as part of the so-called self-education program, in which students learn about the school's founding spirit, history, and social role.This year, we invited Mr. Takuya Nomura, President and Representative Director of Super Station Co., Ltd., and held the event with the theme of "Challenge Possibilities."
At the symposium, President Hamana gave an explanation about the university's founding spirit, history, and educational philosophy, followed by a lecture by Takuya Nomura on the theme of ``New ideas are what makes us happy, fun, and interesting.'' did.
Mr. Nomura gave the following advice as things that students should do during their university years: XNUMX) say hello, XNUMX) be curious, and XNUMX) hone your imagination.
After the lecture, our university students Akihiro Hirai (3rd year, Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Business Administration), Arashi Shimizu (2nd year, Department of Tourism, Faculty of International Communication), and Ms. Omori Shiga (2nd year, Department of Education and Welfare, Faculty of Education) took the stage as panelists. . The students gave a presentation on the theme of "Challenge" and conveyed a message to first-year students about the importance of taking a step forward.
○Post-stage interview: Please tell us your impressions of today's stage appearance and what you particularly want to convey.
●Akihiro Hirai (3rd year, Department of Business Administration, Faculty of Business Administration)
I would be happy if my juniors could utilize my experience of taking on various challenges in their future university lives.This presentation was so much fun that the time I was speaking seemed to fly by.I hope that everyone will have the courage to take a step forward and take on various challenges.
●Arashi Shimizu (2nd year, Department of Tourism, Faculty of International Communication)
This presentation was a good opportunity for me to reflect on myself.I was surprised to find out that I was working on more things than I expected.I had a lot of fun talking and I think it was a good experience.I would like everyone to take advantage of the opportunities that are available to them and actively gain various experiences.
●Shiga Omoriha (2nd year, Department of Education and Welfare, Faculty of Education)
I don't often have the opportunity to speak about my experiences on stage, so it was a very valuable experience for me.
I realized once again that I want to take on many new challenges myself, and I want the first-year students to understand that even if you are not good at something, taking on challenges can lead to new discoveries.
