About Yoshino Homma
Hello! I'm Yoshino, a third-year student majoring in International Relations and Spanish. I love learning languages, travelling and meeting new people :)
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Questions about Swara Project
I hope this message find you well.
I would like to ask some questions regarding this project.
1: From when to when does the project take place? Also, if there is Week 0 for cultural training, does the project last for 7 weeks instead of 6 weeks?
2: What exactly do scholars do in the project? What kind of work, in what areas, what skills do I need?
3: Could you describe the accommodation? E.g. what type of accommodation, environments etc
Thank you so much!
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Hello, I would like to send some questions regarding this project before the information session next week (since I cannot make it for the session). Is this where I can ask my questions? Or, could you indicate the relevant point of contact so that I can ask questions?
Dear Asha,
Thank you so much for your response! I have just checked all the powerpoint and pdfs and I am very excited about the opportunity. One follow-up question. Above (and on ppt you posted in the room), you mentioned the project date is from 24th June to 2nd August 2024. However, in the pdf (Project Outline, page 3) you sent me it says "Tentative dates: 15th July to 24th August 2024". Could you clarify which date is correct?
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Hello, I would like to send some questions regarding this project before the information session next week (since I cannot make it for the session). Is this where I can ask my questions? Or, could you indicate the relevant point of contact so that I can ask questions?
Reading--and the humanities in general--is absolutely a crucial research method, as crucial as any method involving a microscope. Both involve interpreting the data presented before the researcher. Onward!
I believe so as well. Thank you so much for reading my blog post!
Great post Yoshino! I think it is a great reminder for all Scholars and researchers!
Thank you Noura!