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Aiko Harris is listed as Program Manager at U.S.-Japan Council | Scholar & Ex-Professor at U.S.-Japan Council, a company with 45 employees, based in Mattawan, Michigan, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at usjapancouncil.org and a matched LinkedIn profile for Aiko Harris.
Aiko Harris previously worked as Program Manager at U.S.-Japan Council and Lecturer at Eastern Washington University. Aiko Harris holds Master Of Arts - Ma, Teaching English As A Second Or Foreign Language/Esl Language Instructor, 4.0 from Eastern Washington University.
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As a Program Manager at the U.S.-Japan Council, I have been leading the planning and execution of the Annual Conference. This flagship event brings together 650-750 leaders from various sectors to foster and strengthen U.S.-Japan relations. I have successfully secured grants, negotiated contracts, coordinated logistics, localized and translated materials, and built relationships with key stakeholders, such as high-level speakers from the governments and corporations of both countries. My work supports the mission of the U.S.-Japan Council to promote people-to-people connections and mutual understanding between the two nations.I am a bilingual and bicultural professional with an MA in TESOL and a certification in Teaching of Writing. Before joining the U.S.-Japan Council, I was a lecturer at Eastern Washington University where I taught rhetoric and composition as well as developmental writing to ESL and first-gen college students. I designed and instructed a curriculum emphasizing practical and technical writing to develop career competencies, which became a grant project that allowed me to collaboratively work with other faculty and staff. I value language learning and exposure to different cultures, and I strive to make a positive impact and be a resource for others through my work and scholarship.
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+ Develop the concepts of a conference by soliciting feedback from executives and stakeholders.+ Plan, manage and execute a conference where 600-750 leaders from governments, corporations, academia, and non-profit organizations conveneonce a year.+ Delegate 25-30 staff and event managers on-site to execute concurrent sessions and programs during the.
Cheney, Washington, United States
+ Designed, administered, and executed a grant project of "Write Your Future: Developing Professionalism in the Composition Classroom" with Career Center. + Differentiated instruction based on student difference in literacy, motivation, physical abilities, and academic experiences. + Assisted visiting scholars from Japan and interpreted research on the.
Spokane, Washington, United States
+ Supervised 150-200 college students studying abroad at a branch campus of Mukogawa Women’s University in Spokane, WA to maximize their learning and experience during their stay. + Coordinated and supported homestay programs by hosting orientations, matching students with host families, and resolving issues and conflicts. + Planned and facilitated a.
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Honolulu County, Hawaii, United States, United States
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Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan, Japan
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Izumi Swarts
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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States, United States
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Tanyi Tseung
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New York, New York, United States, United States
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Tokyo, Japan, Japan
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Syracuse, New York, United States, United States
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Received a competitive scholarship of Graduate Service Appointment.
Received International Cultural Exchange Special Award, given to recognize the dual degree program pioneer between Mukogawa Women’s.
Received the MVP of Pacific Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Tournament in 2010.
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Aiko Harris works for U.S.-Japan Council.
Aiko Harris is listed as Program Manager at U.S.-Japan Council | Scholar & Ex-Professor at U.S.-Japan Council.
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Aiko Harris is based in Mattawan, Michigan, United States while working with U.S.-Japan Council.
Aiko Harris has worked for U.S.-Japan Council, Eastern Washington University, and Mukogawa Fort Wright Institute.
Aiko Harris's colleagues at U.S.-Japan Council include Janice Munemitsu, Wally Tsuha, Logan Day, Izumi Swarts, and Tanyi Tseung.
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Aiko Harris holds Master Of Arts - Ma, Teaching English As A Second Or Foreign Language/Esl Language Instructor, 4.0 from Eastern Washington University.
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