Ichikawa Kyoko

准教授
学位：博士（学術）

基本情報

所属

Undergraduate School of Health Studies / Department of Health Management

詳細情報

研究分野

Humanities & social sciences Social welfare

委員歴

Japan Service-learning Network Chair

論文

Experiences and Conflicts When Accepting Volunteers after Large-Scale Disasters ―Qualitative Interviews of Frontline Staff Working for Children―

Building a community perspective on volunteering theory

Building Potential Future Educational Reforms for Forced Migrant Children

Service Learning Assessment for counteract fragmentation

What do community organizations create through Service-Learning Programs?

Creating an Assessment Model for Service-Learning and Social Transformation

The study of structure enhancing Student Creative Reflection

The model of community-university collaborated learning cycle

A Study on Process of Creative Reflection : Analysis of Student Reflection on Community Development from an Earthquake Disaster

A Study of the Impact on Student Transformation : The Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Project

3 Learning Citizenship through Reforming Community-ties in a Devastated Area of the Great East Japan Earthquake : Report on the Archive Activities of Kiri-Kiri Dialect

A study on promoting Creative Reflection in the field : Analysis of Student Engagement for Community Development from the 3.11 Tsunami Disaster

Impact on Student Transformation: Assessment of The Great East Japan Earthquake Relief Project”

3.11 Tsunami Relief Project of MeijiGakuin University

The challenge of Service-Learning in MeijiGakuinUniversity

What Volunteer Centers Can Do for College Students : A case study

書籍等出版物

Introduction to Health Studies ––Interdisciplinary research and education in well-being––

講演・口頭発表等

Building a community perspective on volunteering theory
How students potentially become agencies in their communities?
Community Resilience and the Power of Narratives: Tsunami Devastated Communities
Service Learning and Lesson Learned in Japan under the situation of COVID-19
Opening Remarks
What do community organizations create through Service-Learning programs?