Teacher in charge of learning support
We provide personalized support to help each student become more independent in their learning through consultations on report writing, presentation skills, information retrieval methods, and study techniques. By consulting with us, students can clarify the problems they face and consider solutions.
Please feel free to contact us even if you think, "Is it okay to ask about something like this...?"
ENKAI, Yuki (Yuki Enkai)
Lecturer, Center for Liberal Arts Education
Starting with questions like, "What does it mean to study at university?" and "How can I learn more effectively?", we focus on student learning and conduct research on learning environments, learning support, and first-year education. We hope to help support your university life by thinking together with you through dialogue about the questions and anxieties that arise as you embark on your studies, such as "Is this okay?", "What should I do?", and "What should I do in this situation?".
SHIDA, Eriko (Eriko Shida)
Assistant Professor, Center for Liberal Arts Education
I hope that encountering new books and knowledge in university classes will help you deepen your understanding of your areas of interest. I have experience in educational philosophy research, as well as teaching courses on report and thesis writing. I would be happy to help you based on this experience. Please feel free to talk to me about anything, from how to find and read literature, to writing techniques and any concerns you have about your studies. I will do my best to help you expand your horizons.
ARIJI, Mana (Mana Ariji)
Assistant Professor, Center for Liberal Arts Education
My specialization is German, and I conduct research on German language education. I believe that the time spent at university is very precious and irreplaceable. I would like to help you have a more enjoyable and fulfilling student life during this time. If you have any questions or concerns about your studies, please feel free to consult me. I would be happy to help you resolve any issues you may have.
Saki Tokairin
At university, it's crucial to not only acquire knowledge but also to develop your own understanding and questions. You might feel lost at times, wondering, "How should I think about this?" or "Where do I even begin with this report?" When that happens, please don't hesitate to talk to us. At Colatelier, we'll work closely with you to address each of your concerns and help you find the learning method that suits you best. Talking to others can often lead to new perspectives and insights. We wholeheartedly support your desire to "learn more" and "change"!
Miki Tezuka
My specialty is Japanese linguistics, a field that studies the Japanese language itself.
I also experience that feeling of "I have something I want to say, but I can't put it into words" every time I write a manuscript. When writing doesn't go well, it's usually because my thoughts aren't fully organized, so the quickest way to get started is to just talk about it. Whether it's structuring a report, finding literature, or choosing words, any starting point is fine. I'd be happy to help.
Coratelier Staff
We provide information on using the Colatelier, accept reservations and rentals of facilities and equipment, and offer operational support.
When is this area suitable for use? Do you have questions about how to use this equipment? We'll help you solve any "problems" you have regarding using Collatelier.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Academic Supporter (AS)
We are student staff members working at Colatelier. We are involved in counter services, academic consultations, and events from a student's perspective, all with the aim of making Colatelier a better learning environment. If you have any problems, please feel free to ask us!