- M.A., Saint Michaels College, 2002
BIO
よこそ！Welcome! Kazuko Suzuki Carlson has received national distinguished recognition for her excellence in teaching, advocacy, and leadership in Japanese education by being awarded the 2024 American Association of Teachers of Japanese . Since 2002, she has been teaching all levels of Japanese and offering hands-on cultural activities at ̽̽. As a Service-Learning Faculty Fellow, she has developed partnerships with various schools and arranges community-based, experiential learning opportunities where ̽̽ students can obtain transferrable skills and share and apply their knowledge. She arranges tutors and connects Japanese international students with ̽̽ students as language partners. She offers virtual language-exchange programs with several Japanese universities. She serves as an associate board member of the Japan-America Society of Vermont. Her current teaching and research interests are in Collaborative Online International Learning and Planetary Health through Service Learning.
Courses
- JAPN 1100/1200 Elementary Japanese
- JAPN 2100/2200 Intermediate Japanese
- JAPN 3100/3200 Advanced Japanese
- JAPN 4100/4200 Studies of Japanese Texts
- JAPN 3110/3210 Japanese Conversation
- JAPN 4110/4210 Japanese Communication
- Japanese for Daily Communication
- Cultural Exchange Trip to Japan
- Japanese House Class
- Asian Languages Teaching Practicum
- Japanese Language and Culture Teaching Practicum
- Readings and Research
- Gateway to Japan: Conversation and Culture
- A Window into Japanese Culture
- Japanese for Traveling: Customs and Manners
Publications
Bio
よこそ！Welcome! Kazuko Suzuki Carlson has received national distinguished recognition for her excellence in teaching, advocacy, and leadership in Japanese education by being awarded the 2024 American Association of Teachers of Japanese . Since 2002, she has been teaching all levels of Japanese and offering hands-on cultural activities at ̽̽. As a Service-Learning Faculty Fellow, she has developed partnerships with various schools and arranges community-based, experiential learning opportunities where ̽̽ students can obtain transferrable skills and share and apply their knowledge. She arranges tutors and connects Japanese international students with ̽̽ students as language partners. She offers virtual language-exchange programs with several Japanese universities. She serves as an associate board member of the Japan-America Society of Vermont. Her current teaching and research interests are in Collaborative Online International Learning and Planetary Health through Service Learning.
Courses
- JAPN 1100/1200 Elementary Japanese
- JAPN 2100/2200 Intermediate Japanese
- JAPN 3100/3200 Advanced Japanese
- JAPN 4100/4200 Studies of Japanese Texts
- JAPN 3110/3210 Japanese Conversation
- JAPN 4110/4210 Japanese Communication
- Japanese for Daily Communication
- Cultural Exchange Trip to Japan
- Japanese House Class
- Asian Languages Teaching Practicum
- Japanese Language and Culture Teaching Practicum
- Readings and Research
- Gateway to Japan: Conversation and Culture
- A Window into Japanese Culture
- Japanese for Traveling: Customs and Manners