KISHI MAKIKO    Department   Undergraduate School  , School of Global Japanese Studies    Position   Professor
Language	Japanese
Publication Date	2015/02
Type	Bulletin of Universities and Institutes
Title	Designing a Short-term Overseas Service Learning Program with a Collaboration between Universities and the Japan International Cooperation Agency: A Case Study in Senegal
Contribution Type	Co-authored (first author)
Volume, Issue, Page	pp.25-46
Author and coauthor	Kubota Kenichi, Yoshida Chiho
Details	In this research, the authors discuss how to design a short-term oversea study aboard program under collaboration with a Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer. The authors research on a case study conducted by Kansai University in Senegal on February 2014. The two undergraduate students dispatched to Senegal for working with a JOCV who engages in a medical clinic as an audiovisual expert. In order to design a reciprocal practice for both students and JOCV, the authors clarified the two aspects: one is what the students learned in the collaborative practice, and another is what the JOCV benefits from the practice. The authors analyzed data collected through interview and participatory observation based on action research and suggested how to design a reciprocal practice for both the students and JOCV in the collaborative practice.