Japan Sustainability Study Tour

January 2013, Bucknell University

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Elizabeth Armstrong (East Asian Studies) and Mizuki Takahashi (Biology) led 9 Bucknell students on a an 8-day study trip to Japan during winter break (January 3 to 12). The theme of the trip was "Sustainability: Japan's nuclear power, environment, culture and language". They traveled to Fukushima, Tokyo and Kyoto, examined the long-term sustainability of each of these areas, from all four perspectives, received lectures from experts in various fields related to sustainability, and learned a great deal about how to manage themselves in a very different culture. The trip was made possible by a generous grant from the Japan Foundation under the Japan-America Collegiate Exchange Travel Program.

The Bucknell students who participated in this study tour were:

Sasha Bausheva (Japanese), Tim Kenny (Biology) , Alexander Vining (Biology), Leigh Idleman (Japanese), Zinkal Bhutwala (Biology), Van Reedy (Japanese), David Munteanu (Biology), Amjad Khalil (Biology), Nguyen Vo (Japanese).

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