Curriculum Vitae
Tetsuya Ehara
Education
M.A. 1991
Brigham Young University
Sociocultural Anthropology
B.A. 1986
University of California at Irvine
Anthropology
B.B.A. 1978
Nihon University, Tokyo, Japan
Business Administration
Courses
Taught
Boise
State University
FORLNG
497
Japanese Cinema
FORLNG
496
Independent Study / Japanese Culture and Society
FORLNG
310
Japanese Culture and Society
JAPN
202
Intermediate Japanese II
JAPN
201
Intermediate Japanese I
JAPN
102
Elementary Japanese II
JAPN
101
Elementary Japanese I
Conversational
Japanese I and II / Non-credit course, Extended Studies
Brigham Young
University, Provo, Utah
ANTHR
312
Intercultural Communication, emphasis on Japan
Professional
experience
Boise
State University
Special
Lecturer in Japanese
August 2004 – present
Adjunct
Faculty in Japanese
January 2002 – July 2004
University of Wisconsin –
La Crosse
Assistant
Director, Academic Success Institute
Summer of 2000
Brigham Young University
Teaching
Assistant, Department of Anthropology
1992 – 1996
Graduate
Assistantships, Internship and Practicum
University
of Wisconsin – La Crosse
Student
Activities and Centers
2000 – 2001
Office
of Multicultural Student Services
1999 – 2000
Student
Support Services
2001
Academic
Discovery Lab
2000
Admissions
Office
2000
Service
Community Service
§
Participated in “Peace
Celebration” for making Origami
May, 2005
§
Participated in “A Day in
Japan” at Longfellow Elementary School
May, 2005
§
Donation of Senbazuru (1000 paper
cranes) to Caldwell Cancer Care Center
April, 2005
§
Japanese Speech Contest judge for
local high schools
April. 2005
§
Donated Senbazuru to Behavioral
Health Center of Saint Alphonsus Hospital
April, 2005
§
Organized Doll Festival at Idaho
Historical Museum
March, 2005
§
President of Japan Society in Idaho
2003 – present
§
Organized entertainment program for
International Ice Hockey Exhibition Game January, 2004
between Japan National Team and Idaho
Steelheads
University
Service
Advisor
for Japan Club of BSU
Organized
Japan Bowl for local school students
February, 2005
Japan
Night
November, 2004
Organized
a special lecture, U.S. – Japanese Ambassadors / Miss Nara
April, 2004
Donation
of 1000 cranes to Saint Alphonsus in Boise
February, 2004
Organized
Japan Club of BSU
May, 2002
Department
of Modern Languages and Literatures
Member
of Steering Committee
August 2004 – present
Representative
for Japanese Section, Discover Boise State
October, 2003, 2004
International
Programs Office
Organized
International Film Night
November, 2003
ESL
Advisory Committee
present
Service
– Learning
JAPN
201 Origami
project at Saint Alphonsus Hospital
November, 2004
102
101
FORLNG
397 Class presentations “What
specific information would
February, 2004
help draw Japanese students to study at BSU?”
Host a “Welcome Orientation” for students of Asia University
February, 2004
JAPN
202
Implemented cultural inventory exercise by examining
Fall, 2003
the importance of balancing Japanese heritage among Japanese
Americans
JAPN
201
Arranged a tour for Asia University students to learn more
Spring, 2003
about both cultures
JAPN
102 Helped
remodel a local Karate studio to be more authentic Fall, 2002
Japanese style interior
Professional Development
Business
Language and Culture Conference, Park City, Utah
2005
Japanese
Language Workshop for “Kanji”, Salt Lake City, Utah
2004
Western
Region Campus Compact Consortium, Bellevue, Washington
2003
National
Conference of American Council on the teaching of Foreign Languages
2002
Salt Lake City, Utah
American
College Personnel Association, Boston, Massachusetts
2000
Diversity
Training: National Multicultural Institute, Washington D.C.
2000
Award
Boise
State University
Appreciation Award for Japan Club presented by Cultural Center and
International Programs Office
Received a Faculty Award to attend the Western Region Campus Compact
Consortium (Service-Learning) in Bellevue, Washington, April 2003
U University of California –
Irvine
National Dean’s List, 1986