Reports
Educational Activities
This Center supports “Moral Science” education, and conducts the following educational activities:
Educational activities
(1) Supporting class administration, developing teaching materials for “Moral Science”
・Editing and issuing common textbooks used in “Moral Science” classes
(2) Supporting students, as the place for practical implementation of moral education
・Planning and supporting the administration of university-wide “leader seminars” and “dorm manager seminars”
・Supporting the administration of freshman education on the founding philosophy in the “Tanigawa Orientation Camp (Faculty of Foreign Studies)” and “Introduction to Sociological Analysis (Faculty of Economics and Business Administration)”
Orientation for a leader seminar
Lecture by the counselor Abe in a leader seminar
Group discussion
Reports
- Report on the Activities of the Student Circle of Reitaku Studies during the 2012 Academic Year
- Student Seminar at Tanigawa to Review A Practical Moral Textbook for University Students: How Do You Think and How Do You Act?
- A Practical Moral Textbook for University Students: How Do You Think and How Do You Act? has been completed!
- FY2008 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report I
- FY2008 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report II
- Educational Activities
- Student monitor workshop for textbook revision（1）
- Moral Science Course Syllabus
- FY2008 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report III
- The 2nd meeting of the Moral Science and Education Center Administration Committee
- The 3rd joint meeting of the Moral Science and Education Center Administration Committee and Moral Science Staff
- Student monitor workshop for textbook revision（2）
- Student Monitor Camp at Tanigawa to Compile New Textbook
- Meeting of the Center for Moral Science and Education
- FY2009 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report IV
- FY2009 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report III
- FY2009 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report II
- FY2009 “Reitaku Studies Crew” Program Report I
