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Kazue Masuyama Ph.D.

 

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CSUS Japan Club

 

last updated: 8/8/2009

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Contact Information

Title:

Associate Professor of Japanese

Office
Hours:

10:00 - 11:00 pm TU, W, & TR
Or by appointment

E-mail:

kmasuyama@csus.edu
(日本語でも大丈夫です)

Office
Phone:

MRP 2061
(916) 278 - 5667

Department Phone & Fax:

(916) 278 - 6333
(916) 278 - 5502

Mailing
Address:

Department of Foreign Languages
California State University, Sacramento
6000 J Street
Sacramento, CA 95819-6087

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Courses ::

FALL 2009

JAPN 001A Elementary Japanese

JAPN 001A Intermediate Japanese, taught by Kato sensei => Click HERE for course syllabus

JAPN 002A Intermediate Japanese, taught by Kato sensei => Click HERE for course syllabus

JAPN116A: Language and Culture of the Japanese and the Japanese in America

Online course JAPN - 301 • Advanced Japanese I

  • Course Syllabus
    Offered by CSU Monterey Bay
    This is an online ocurse and you will enroll CSUMB course throough an concurrent enrollment. Instructor's permission is required. This course will be held 3 to 3:50 (or possibly to 4:20) on Thursdays.This course is for students who completed two years of Japanese language study at the college level.

JAPN 194 - Field Experience/Internship

JAPN 195 - Field Work - Tutoring

JAPN 199- Special Problems


SPRING 2010

JAPN 001B Elementary Japanese

JAPN 002B Intermediate Japanese

JAPN116B: Language and Culture of the Japanese and the Japanese in America

JAPN 380 Japan: Land and People - Offered by CSU Monterey Bay via Online

  • Course Syllabus (Old syllabus)
    This is an online ocurse and you will enroll CSUMB course throough an concurrent enrollment. Instructor's permission is required. This class hours - TBA

JAPN 194 - Field Experience/Internship

JAPN 195 - Field Work - Tutoring

JAPN 199- Special Problems

 

NOTE: Third & Fouth Year students - You have an option to take an upper-division course from CSU Monterey Bay. The course marked by is offered as a part of “Distributed Synchronous Language Learning,” one of the CSU initiatives on Transforming Course Design Initiative Projects. This project aims to develop model language learning courses between CSU campuses using synchronous and asynchronous delivery modes via internet technologies. It also seeks to enhance and strengthen existing programs in order to maximize cost effectiveness and enrollments for Strategic and Less Commonly Taught Languages.

FALL 2010

Students who minor or major in Japanese. The followings are the course offering of upperdivision Japanese language courses:

JAPN 110 - Introduction to Japanese Literature

JAPN 312 Japanese for Professionals Offered by CSU Monterey Bayvia online

 

SPRING 2011

JAPN 150 Advanced Japanese Grammar & Conversation

JAPN 302 Japan: History of Japan Offered by CSU Monterey Bay

 

Courses Currently Not Offered

JAPN120: Japanese Civilization - This course has not been offered due to the budget consideration, but hope that we can offer this course again

 

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Background ::

EDUCATION

ACADEMIC POSITIONS (Japanese language teaching & research)

  • Fall 2003 ~
    Assistant Professor, California State University at Sacramento
  • Spring 2002 - Spring 2003
    Instructor, California State University at Sacramento
  • Summer 1999, 2001, 2002, 2004
    Instructor, Summer Japanese Language Program, International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan
  • Fall 1999 - Fall, 2000
    Assistant director, Mary Tsukamoto California Japanese Language Academy, Elk Grove, California-Japanese language teacher credentialing program
  • Fall 1993 - Spring 1999
    Coordinator& Instructor, State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York
  • September 1992 - June 1993
    Instructor, University of California at Davis, Davis, California
  • September 1990 - August 1992 & Summer 1993
    Instructor, TA, & research assistant, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon


AWARDS

  • 2006 NCJLT Teacher Award for the College Level. The National Council of Japanese Language Teacher (NCJLT) is an organization dedicated to the promotion and development of Japanese language teaching at all educational levels across the United States.
    instructor's photoClick here for pictures
  • 2005 FLAGS Outstanding Teacher 2005. Foreign Language Association of Greater Sacramento (FLAGS) is an affiliate of the California Language Teachers' Association, a non-profit, multi-language professional membership organization. Members of FLAGS teach languages other than English and ESL at all levels, kindergarten through university.

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Research Publications/Presentations/Projects/Interests ::

List of publications, presentations, web page development, and commission work

Japanese Language Teaching and Learning

Translation Projects

  • Fall 2005~: I am currently working with professors at Ethnic Studies and translating a diary of a Japanese woman who lived through World War II. Very profound experience.

International Education

  • History of foreign language education, Expansion and shrinking of foreign language programs

Professional Development

Community Outreach

  • Go to "Community" - Japanese language education in Sacramento!

 

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Service ::

Service to International Community

  • 5-day faculty development program for ten Japanese professors in eight Japanese national universities. Click HERE for more details

Service to University/Department

  • Faculty Senator (2006-2007)
  • WebCT Vista pilot faculty (Fall 2004-Spring 2005) & WebCT 6 pilot faculty (Fall 2005 & Spring 2006)
  • Department Assessment Committee (2004~), Technology (2004 ~), Curriculum Committee (2004-2006), Public Relationship Committee (2004-2006), World Language Day Committee (web) (2002-2006)
  • International Night (2005, 2006) to celebrate outstanding students. Our event was reported by The State Hornet article
  • Foreign language requirement - my reflection,
  • Foreign language as a minor for CSUS student (Flyer)
  • Serving as an advisor of Japan Club (established in Fall 2004 - )

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Community

Community Outreach

Japan Club activity (established in Fall 2004) - I am an adviser

  • 2007-2008: President Christofer Lamb & Sachiko Kobayashi
    • Movie nights, sports events, Japan Culture Night, etc.
    • J-Club website
  • 2006-2007: President Brian Berry & Vice President Takahiro Takahashi
    • Welcoming international students from Japan in August Otto's Food trip in SeptemberJapanese Movie Night "Chakushin ari" in October
    • End of Semester Gathering in December
  • 2005 - 2006: President Makito Shirasaka & Vice President Akina Tagi
    • Japanese Movie Night "Ring 2" (Japanese Version) in October Japan career fair (April, 2006)
    • World Language Day (April, 2006)
  • 2004 - 2005: President Isaiah Johnson & Vice President Teruyuki Kojima
    • Japanese Movie Night "Gion" in October Food festival in November Japanese movie nights in March School visit by J-Club: J-Club members visited Yukiko sensei's class on March 4, 2005
    • Food culture - World Language Day in May

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