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NEPCAP Talks: Loneliness and Social Engagement

“Loneliness and Social Engagement of International Students in Japan and the United States: The Human Security Perspective”

Join us on the 21st January 2022 for the next of the NEPCAP Talk Series! Guest Seminar with Dr Polina Ivanova.

Putting a spin on the traditional lecture, this NEPCAP Talk asks you to consider the below questions. The talk will involve an open conversation with Dr Polina Ivanova to answer them:

  1. What is loneliness, in the context of international students, and why does it matter for human security?
  2. How did the pandemic affect international students’ lives, including their social life, studies, health, finances?
  3. What can universities, governments and possibly other stakeholders do to facilitate international students’ social engagement both on campus and in the wider community?

Speaker: Dr Polina Ivanova, Visiting researcher at Ritsumeikan University and Lecturer at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies.

Topic: Loneliness and Social Engagement of International Students in Japan and the United States: The Human Security Perspective.

Registration link: https://teams.microsoft.com/registration/gpn262sDxEyyAnrrGUxQZQ,cM54lLv3U0WGQxAPtn6n7A,as3_9X8jeESYn3CH5BqPzQ,trCADlRUxkCRoLWtOswv5g,gbJEtAbU4kCQinN79HTn2w,oLN_EG3ENkuOKv_-w8vSMQ?mode=read&tenantId=ebf69982-036b-4cc4-b202-7aeb194c5065