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| More about me | ||||||||||||||
| Originally from Japan, I have lived in the United States for over 10 years now. After graduating from high school in Japan, I moved to Hawaii to attend a college. Then I transferred to the University of Montevallo, Alabama and studied International/Intercultural Studies. | ||||||||||||||
| Upon graduating from Montevallo, I began working for a nonprofit organization called, the Japan-America Society of Alabama (JASA). Experience at JASA got me interested in nonprofit management, and I decided to pursue graduate study in the field at the New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. I am currently a second year student at Wagner. | ||||||||||||||
| Cherry blossoms near my home in Japan | ||||||||||||||
| Aside from my study at NYU, I work as an intern at the Institute of Public Administration, as well as at Morgan Stanley. Also I teach Japanese Level I for NYU's Speaking Freely program. | ||||||||||||||
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