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Global Communication Contest 2015 (8/5)
16.7.2015
Application closed. Thank you for your interest!
Deadline extended! Apply by 17:00 on Friday, July 17.
List of Speakers
| # | Name | Lab. | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wei Ming Lim | Tokunaga/Sogawa Lab. | Feel |
| 2 | Honami Sakaizawa | Sakurai Lab. | BIO×Computer Simulation |
| 3 | Ratha Lach | Hasegawa Lab. | Mathematics in Nature |
| 4 | Yuichi Yokochi | Hisabori/Wakabayashi Lab. | This Is Rugby |
| 5 | Batchunag Dashdemberel | Watanabe Lab. | Internet of Things |
| 6 | Naoki Wakui | Iwasaki Lab. | What I Learned from Outside of the Laboratory |
| 7 | Arisa Tsuboi | Hongoh Lab. | What is the Biofilm? |
| 8 | Haruka Sasano | Wachi Lab. | Looking for Antibiotics |
| 9 | Megumi Inaba | Taguchi Lab. | What is Prion? |
| 10 | Hokuto Kato | Ichinose Lab. | Apoptosis – Positive Death of Cell – |
| 11 | Yusuke Yamazaki | Hasegawa lab. | What is Virtual Reality |
| 12 | Daichi Saito | Kabashima Lab. | What Does the AI Think? |
| 13 | Toshihiro Hayashi | Sakurai Lab. | What Makes Living Things Living |
| 14 | Mayuri Sathiyananthavel | Suzuki Lab. | Habits of Highly Effective People |
| 15 | Hitoyoshi Yamashita | Aizawa Lab. | Japanese Animation Teach Us How to Get a Girlfriend |
Call for Participation in Global Communication Contest 2015
We would like to remind all the students taking Global Communication of the Global Communication Contest 2015. We also invite all the students who have taken Global Communication, Global Presentation, Global Writing, and Global Debate in the past to the contest.
EVENT OUTLINE
Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Time: 15:00–17:00
Place: Suzukake Hall
Presentation: 7 min for speech and 3 min for Q&A
Application: Those who wish to deliver a presentation must fill out the Sign-up Form 
and send it to ibunka@acls.titech.ac.jp by 17:00 on Monday, July 13 17:00 on Friday, July 17 (closed). The topic of presentation is speaker’s own choice. Those who do not deliver a presentation are strongly encouraged to actively participate in the discussion.
EVALUATION
Professors of ACLS and lecturers of the courses serve as judges and decide winners through discussion and voting. English proficiency is not an important factor, but the following criteria are used for evaluation.
1. How engaging the topic is.*1
2. How understandable the speech is (voice, gestures, assurance).
3. How willing to communicate you are (with judges and audience).
*1 An attempt to present a difficult subject (e.g., your research, global issues) so that a broad audience can understand and gain a new perspective on it will be a big plus.
People in the audience also have a vote. Use the following criteria.
1. How engaging and motivating the topic is.
2. How understandable the speech is.
The three best speakers will be selected and awarded by judges, and an additional speaker will be decided by the audience. Prizes will be announced on the day of the contest.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
On the same day, a BBQ is being prepared by ACLS, starting at 18:00. For students delivering a presentation, it is free of charge. For all the other students, it is 1,000 yen. We are looking forward to your participation!
