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a-history-of-international-exchanges00

- 11 -They mainly studied at the private English school of Mr. Ujikawa, whohad a strong connection with TESC (see p. 9). Each student had his or herown topic, such as ‘Traditional entertainment of Miyazaki’ and ‘Economy ofMiyazaki.’ They went out to public offices or organizations, includingprefectural office or city hall, to get information and wrote essays.One day in their spare time, the group of students visited Funatsukacampus with Professor Tsutsumi and met the students and teachers ofFaculty of Education. After the short welcome ceremony, an introduction ofTESC and MU, and questions and answers in the meeting room, the groupenjoyed a quick campus tour. They were deeply interested in the old woodenbuildings.(ⅲ) The contents of the exchangeFrom October 1982 to July 1987, five MU students studied at TESC at theirown expense. In 1985, the official talk (through letters) started about theconclusion of exchange agreement between Jiro Nishida, Dean of Faculty ofEducation of MU, and Barbara Smith, Academic Dean o TESC in charge ofexchange program. The Student Exchange Committee of Faculty of Education(hereafter, SEC) did its best to accomplish this task. Both universities agreethat they exchange students under the condition of tuition waiver. In June