Life After TUJ is a week-long discussion panel series where we invite TUJ alumni to share their career journeys with an audience of current students: What are they doing now? How did they get there? What advice do they have for current students? We’ll have 5 panels throughout the week, each with a different group of alumni representing a theme or industry. Attend as many panels as you like to meet diverse alumni and discover what you can do with a TUJ degree.
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▶ Eglif Pascal Santoso, Wild Tame, Class of 2017, Art
▶ Rion Echigo, Accenture Japan, Class of 2024, Art (Art History Minor)
▶ Kevin Mundt, Nouvelle Medias, Class of 2016, Communications
▶ Aidan Fletcher, AVI-SPL Asia Pacific, Class of 2022, Communications (Video Production Track)
▶ Arden Kreuzer, Metropolis/Japan Partnership Holdings, Class of 2022, Asian Studies (Japanese Minor)
▶ Kaleb Cope, MUFG, Class of 2013, Political Science (Japanese / Economics Minor)
▶ Shahad Turkistani, New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy, Class of 2016, Political Science / International Affairs
▶ Yuta Yanachi, AIG Insurance Management Services, Class of 2016, Economics
▶ Robert James Blythe, Arai Helmet, Class of 2021, Political Science (Japanese)
▶ Aisling Murray, Imperial Hotel America, Class of 2023, Japanese
▶ Ren Makishima, Master of Science in Science and Technology in Society at University of Edinburgh, TUJ Class of 2022, Economics (Information Science and Technology Minor)
▶ Tetsu Sukegawa, Master of International Security at Sciences Po Paris (in progress), TUJ Class of 2024, Political Science
▶ Xin Phedra Sun, Master of Arts in Japanese Studies (Japanese Visual Culture) at National University of Singapore (in progress), TUJ Class of 2025, Japanese
▶ Jenny Chang, Master of Occupational Therapy at University of Canberra (in progress), TUJ Class of 2018, Psychological Studies (General Business Studies Minor)
▶ Wisdom Mantsey Sanjo, Master of Science in Innovation Management, Entrepreneurship & Sustainability (IMES), TUJ Class of 2017, International Business Students (Economics Minor)
▶ Haruki Tsuji, Embassy of Iceland in Tokyo, Class of 2011, International Affairs
▶ Karen Fujisawa, The Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in Japan, Class of 2023, International Affairs (Economics Minor)
▶ Kristopher Phay, U.S. Department of Defense, Class of 2016, Political Science
▶ Hana Mohsin, Gifu City Hall, Class of 2023, International Affairs
▶ Yuki Kurihara, The Asia Group, Class of 2021, Economics and Political Science
▶ Miyoko Noma, AVIAREPS Japan, Class of 2013, Communications
▶ Nataliya Yordanova, Hoshino Resort Group, Class of 2021, Japanese (General Business Minor)
▶ Toshi Hatori, Google, Class of 2022, International Business Studies
▶ Chen Hui Su, Coloplast, Class of 2024, Economics
▶ Riku Sakae, Amazon, Class of 2021, International Affairs
The events will be casual and allow plenty of time for Q&A. If you have any questions, please email the Career Development Office.
