Past projects and work
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Hunter College Events
Fall 2016 Translator This past fall '16 semester I continued to sharpen my translator skills as well as helped to attract performers to Hunter College to enrich students' culture experience. |
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J-Collabo
Volunteer Translator J-Colabo is a gallery in Brooklyn featuring Japanese artistis as well as annual cultural events. I work together with the J-Colabo staff to provide live Japanese-English translation during guest lecturers. Some memorable speakers have included ceramics artists, calligraphers, and geisha. |
TEDxTeachersCollege: Agents of Change 2014
Director of Budget and Fundraising
TEDxTeachersCollege was a full-day multidisciplinary conference that brought together a variety of speakers covering topics such as education reform, technology, entrepreneurship, psychological caregiving, and other subjects relevant to our lives. Please click on the picture for a link our website and videos from our conference (coming soon).
Director of Budget and Fundraising
TEDxTeachersCollege was a full-day multidisciplinary conference that brought together a variety of speakers covering topics such as education reform, technology, entrepreneurship, psychological caregiving, and other subjects relevant to our lives. Please click on the picture for a link our website and videos from our conference (coming soon).
Fukushima Three Years Later:
Staying Behind, Moving Forward
I helped organize this conference to commemorate the March 11, 2011 tsunami that ravaged northern Japan, the area I lived and taught in from 2009 to 2011. As a survivor of the natural and subsequent nuclear disasters that devastated the area, this conference held special significance to me.
This conference featured a range or speakers to help give a perspective on the current situation in Fukushima, Japan.
Staying Behind, Moving Forward
I helped organize this conference to commemorate the March 11, 2011 tsunami that ravaged northern Japan, the area I lived and taught in from 2009 to 2011. As a survivor of the natural and subsequent nuclear disasters that devastated the area, this conference held special significance to me.
This conference featured a range or speakers to help give a perspective on the current situation in Fukushima, Japan.
New York Taiko Aiko Kai
In February of 2014 I joined the New York Taiko Aiko Kai which is a Japanese drumming group composed of Teachers College and Columbia University students, alumni, and family members. This group practices once a week and does performances around New York State, as well as in Japan. It has been a pleasure to be able to practice drumming in New York and make a new taiko family. We have performed at places such as Columbia University, Randall Island, Citi Field, the New York Marathon as well as Japan.
http://nytak.blogspot.com/
In February of 2014 I joined the New York Taiko Aiko Kai which is a Japanese drumming group composed of Teachers College and Columbia University students, alumni, and family members. This group practices once a week and does performances around New York State, as well as in Japan. It has been a pleasure to be able to practice drumming in New York and make a new taiko family. We have performed at places such as Columbia University, Randall Island, Citi Field, the New York Marathon as well as Japan.
http://nytak.blogspot.com/