Faculty Information - SHRADER Stephen |

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SHRADER Stephen

Department / Course

Notre Dame Seishin University English Education Center

Job Associate Professor

Academic background
1995/06	East Asian Studies, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia Bachelor of Arts, East Asian Studies
2001/02	Teaching (English to Speakers of Other Languages), The School for International Training, Brattleboro, Vermont, USA M.A. （Master of Arts in Teaching - English to Speakers of Other Languages）

Book and thesis
Books	Our Japan, Our World: An Intercultural Journey (Sole-authored) 2025/10/18
Books	Little Things We Forgot We Learned: Readings on culture and intercultural communication for English students in Japan (Sole-authored) 2025/08
Books	LIOJ 35th anniversary [CD-ROM]. Odawara: Language Institute of Japan. (co-edited with Jim Kahny and Kazumi Masuda) (Co-authored) 2003
Papers	Aesthetic Characteristics of the Buddhist Cuisine Shojin Ryori Served in Contemporary Japan: From the Perspective of SDGs AIC2023 – 15th Congress of the International Colour Association,pp.164-169 (Co-authored) 2023/12
Papers	Edward Hall and Action Chains (8),pp.43-46 (Sole-authored) 2023/03
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Academic conference presentation
2019/11/17	Genesis of Mustafa: Creating an IC Simulation (Notre Dame Seishin University conference on International Communication and Community Development)
2016/02/19	Expectations for study abroad: False beliefs and true hopes (The 2nd IRI Research Forum, Kansai Gaidai University)
2015/08/28	The essay and the hourglass: One way to teach basic essay organization (15th Conference of the Japan Society for Text Studies)
2014/01/07	KGU student beliefs about study abroad (3rd Faculty Development Forum of Kansai Gaidai University)
2013/10/27	Study abroad? I think I know what to expect (JALT 39th International Conference)
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Educational ability

●Prepared Textbook and Other Teaching Materials

	Little Things We Forgot We Learned (my own textbook for teaching an English class focused on content from the field of intercultural communication)

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