Vol. 9SUMMER2019contentsStudent21‘Go Beyond’: Dedicated to Building an Inclusive SocietyHonoka Jinno, Faculty of Foreign StudiesKanako Yamamoto, Graduate School of Science and TechnologyInnovative App Supports Multilingual Communication in Medical and Nursing InteractionsEiko Takaoka, Professor, Department of Information andCommunication Science; CEO, Sophia Medical Info Co., Ltd.The Scientification of Shame and EmbarrassmentMasataka Higuchi, Professor, Department of PsychologyResearch11A New Learning Environment toCreate Diverse FuturesSophia Program for Sustainable Futures, Set to Begin in 2020Juro Otsuka, Vice President for Academic Affairs; Professor, Department of English LiteratureApproach7Campus News3Gunnar Rimmel, Professor, Henley Business School, University of Reading, UKMasafumi Hikima, Executive Director for Finance, Sophia School CorporationESG Investment Producing Measurable Impact for Sophia and Society at LargeSpecial Talk17Network32Learning30SOFEX Exchange with Sogang University Relaunched as aNew Academic ProgramFr. Sali Augustine, S.J.Fr. Mark Koo Chung-Mo, S.J.Manvale ad Sacramenta Ecclesiae MinistrandaFr. Shinzo Kawamura, S.J., Professor, Department of HistoryCatholic Heritage27Reaching Out to Society with an Unwavering Sense of Solidarity and FriendshipFr. Adolfo Nicolás, The 30th Superior General of the Society of JesusSophia People24Students Connecting with the WorldVoice28Sophia University Men’s La-crosse team on Sanadabori Ground, a playing eld near the campusOn the coverIn recognition of the spirit of a Jesuit educa-tion expressed as ‘Men and Women for Others, with Others,’ which has firmly taken root here at Sophia, I would say that while our university has had an inter-national outlook ever since its establishment, Sophia’s present-day openness to the world is an outcome of a sustained embracing of the very essence of the Jesuit Order founded 106 years ago. It brings me joy to see our faculty members and staff collaborating with a shared awareness of such a spirit, as well as so many of our graduates exceling in their careers, “working for others” in a manner supported by their learning at Sophia. Through its Jesuit network and partnerships, Sophia University has in recent years increasingly engaged with Catholic universities worldwide. For example, there are coordinated efforts by our uni-versity and the International Association of Jesuit Universities (IAJU) to launch a collaborative program that transcends academic fields. We are taking the initiative to design this new program, based on the theme “multicultural coexistence,” that accentu-ates the shared goal of Jesuits to bring solutions to worldwide issues in four areas: education, environ-ment, poverty, and ethics. I am also excited to see new networks being established with both Japanese and overseas universities through programs aimed at enhancing human security and multicultural coexis-tence, utilizing an online, transnational, and interac-tive educational method. Such an endeavor was made possible not only with ideas from Sophia alone; it was actualized through meetings with our partner univer-sities, evincing mutual trust as well as a commitment to the positive advancement of technologies. As Vice President for Global Academic Affairs, I intend to further enhance programs at Sophia that continue to foster global citizens who can “work for and with others.” Miki SugimuraVice President for Global Academic Affairs;Professor, Department ofEducationSophia&I2
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