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ASP Students - Link to Resources
2017 - Current ASP Students -- Click on the blue buttons to learn more about Academic information or Campus Life information. This is one of the best places to answer questions you may have. If you can't find the answer, please come by our office and we will help you!
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ASP16 Student Wins Award!
Congratulations to Misaki Mochizuki, ASP16, who was recently awarded the “Outstanding Contribution to American Studies Program and Willamette Community.” This award recognizes Willamette students who have shown outstanding leadership through their contributions to the American Studies Program and the Willamette community.
Misaki has been described as positive, energetic, and always eager to learn. She worked tirelessly to break down cross-cultural stereotypes within our community by becoming involved in a variety of ways almost immediately when she came to campus in Feb. 2016.
Yearbook Contest 2017 Winners Announced!
The Yearbook Photo Contest has ended and the winners selected! Many photos were submitted and thanks go out to all the entrants and to the judging panel. It was a difficult decision. The photos shown are by the two first place recipients. Click here to see all the winning photos.
For your information, judging criteria used were that the photos should represent the ASP students' integration in the WU and Salem community, and also represent their healthy lifestyle. Also, the lighting and quality of the photos were considered.
There were two Bearcat (first place) winners: Kanna Sato and Ryo Hashida, both ASP students. They will each receive a $50 Compass Card.
There were five Dolphin (second place) winners: Kendrick Arakaki (TIUA staff) won an amazing four awards, and Jessica Hammond-Brouer (Tomodachi Program host). They will each receive a $25 Compass Card per award. 
There were nine Squirrel (third place) winners: Grace Pochis and Daniella Kim (CLA students); Melanie Jipping (2 awards) and Sarah Shinn (both TIUA); John Patzer and Claudine Stevenson (both Tomodachi Program hosts); and Kanna Sato and Sae Tamba (ASP students). They will each receive a $10 Compass Card per award.
Again, thanks to all the contestants!
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Tokyo International University of America (TIUA) is committed to the principle of equal opportunity in education and employment. TIUA does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, ancestry, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, employment policies, scholarship programs, and other TIUA administered programs and activities. For the purpose of admission, all students must be formally admitted by Tokyo International University (Kawagoe, Japan) prior to making application to the American Studies Program at Willamette/TIUA.