I completed my MA in Japanese in December 2007, and my MLISc in 2009.

Below is a complete listing of the courses I have taken; more detailed information about the courses as well as course syllabi and selected course materials can be found in the pages by semester.

Library and Information Sciences
Japanese Linguistics
Summer 2008
• LIS 693 - Serials and Electronic Resources Librarianship



Spring 2008
• LIS 615 - Collection Management
• LIS 699 - Directed Research: "Open Source Resources for Small Libraries and Classrooms"







Fall 2007
• JPN 604 - Introduction to Japanese Language Pedagogy
• JPN 605 - Research Methodology in Japanese Linguistics and Language Teaching
• JPN 634 - Advanced Japanese Syntax and Semantics
Summer 2007
• LIS 650 - Management of Libraries & Information Centers



Spring 2007
• LIS 610 - Introduction to Library and Information Science
Spring 2007
• JPN 631 - History of the Japanese Language
• JPN 730H - Western Old Japanese II
Fall 2006
• LIS 606 - Advanced Cataloging
Fall 2006
• JPN 626 - Japanese Manuscripts
• JPN 730H - Western Old Japanese I
Spring 2006
• LIS 665 - Teaching Information Technology Literacy
• LIS 690 - Internship (Kapi'olani Community College)
Spring 2006
• JPN 407E - Readings in Modern Literature
• JPN 466 - Readings in Classical Japanese
• JPN 602 - Japanese Syntax and Semantics
Fall 2005
• LIS 612 - History of Books and Libraries
• LIS 670 - Introduction to Information Science and Technology
• LIS 690 - Internship (Asia Collection, Hamilton Library)
Fall 2005
• JPN 461 - Introduction to Classical Japanese
• JPN 601 - Japanese Phonology and Morphology


Summer 2005
• LIS 605 - Basic Cataloging and Classification
• LIS 693 - Special Topics (Cartography)



Spring 2005
• LIS 601 - Introduction to Reference and Information Services
• LIS 694 - Special Topics (Digital Librarianship)
Spring 2005
• JPN 302 - Third-Year Japanese
• ASAN 750J - Research Seminar: Japan




Fall 2004
• JPN 205 - Accelerated Intermediate Japanese
• ASAN 310 - Asian Humanities
• ASAN 600J - Scope & Methods: Japan