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Cornell's Carol Enns Will Return Home Again with Japan Study

Oct 17, 2011
Carol Enns

Carol Enns

When Cornell College professor Carol Enns arrives in Tokyo next year to be the 2012-13 Resident Director for the Japan Study Program, she will be returning to a visiting faculty position she enjoyed a few years ago.

Leading the program in 2006-07 was "an exceptional experience," recalled Enns. "I came back [from Japan] wondering how I could manage to spend more time there."

Her trip will be more than just a return to Japan Study. It will also be a chance for Enns to spend another year in the country where she was born and raised. "My parents were part of that huge group of missionaries that went over [to Japan] immediately after World War II," Enns explained, "so I was fortunate to grow up there." Read more


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Pierre Kiang I chose the Japan Study program because I wanted to become fluent in Japanese and experience life at one of the most exciting cities in the world - Tokyo. The homestay experience in a Japanese family not only forced me to use Japanese everyday, it also allowed me to understand Japanese culture from an insider's point of view. On long weekends, you can travel to different places in Japan and enjoy some of the best scenery in the world. During the program, I got accepted by a Japanese electronic company and am now working in Osaka.

—Pierre Kiang, Japan Study, 2006-07

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