September 16th, 2022
Digital detox retreat workshop for the students of the Department of Health and Sports Sciences.
Digital detox can be referred to cutting back on the use of technology to recharge, gain perspective, and reevaluate your relationship with digital technology. As a part of their assignment, students in the Murakoshi seminar held a three day retreat at tanrei training center from September 12th to 14th.
September 7th
Students of Mukogawa Women’s University and Junior College Division set off for Mukogawa U.S campus.
Students of Department of English and Department of Careers in English Communication will make their way to MWU’s extended campus in the U.S for the first time in 3 years. All 19 students and staff were reported to have made it out safe on September 6th. They will be staying at the U.S campus until December.
September 2nd
A large illuminated billboard of Mukogawa Women’s University displayed at Umeda station.
The billboard can be seen at the front of the ticket barrier of Osaka – Umeda station, the main terminal of the Hanshin Electric Railway.
September 1st
Students of Business Administration worked with the university library in producing a booklet.
The collaboration in making a booklet called “MWU Library for SDGs” was done through a PBL (Project Based Learning) assignment.
In making of the booklet, 13 students were divided into 5 groups and were given topics to research and deepen their knowledge on.
Below are the 5 SDGs related themes that were focused on:
- Producing a pathfinder on Fair Trade
Making of posters and flyers dedicated to promotion of SDGs
-Airing LGBT themed movie screenings
- Installing Muji water dispensers in the library café as part of the “water project”
- Creating and distributing bookmarks with the designs of the 17 SDGs themes
August 25th, 2022
As a part of their PBL (Project Based Learning), a group of students along with members of the faculty of the Department of Business Administration’s PR project collaborating with the Nishinomiya Shell Museum came to a close.
The idea of working with the Nishinomiya Shell Museum came up from the students wanting to get more people to know about the services here in the city of Nishinomiya.
August 23rd, 2022
Students in the General Education course collaborated with the record store, TOWERmini.
In collaboration with the record store TOWERmini, students were given a space to hold their own spot called Mukojo music.
In the course run by Professor Hasegawa, the lessons predominantly focuses on the music industry and how it has developed over the years. In the lessons, students learn about the business of music nationally and globally, and as smartphones become more popular source of listening to music, the way people listen to music itself is diversifying.
The goal for this partnership is to further promote and gain an insight into the demographic centered on women in their 20’s living locally.