Slow Communication was founded three years ago by university faculty members and newspaper reporters with the purpose of“providing the necessary information so that mentally disabled persons can be included in society and make their own decisions.”.
University teachers who are at the very source of such changes, are expected to become fully aware how best they can stay connected to society and keep on transforming themselves to adapt dynamic societal changes and meet the needs of local residents.
The TV network personnel, university faculty, and elementary and secondary school teachers who helped translate the soundtrack, produce the text, and broadcast the program were full of praise for the program's high quality and the novel approach of combining the TV program with a text.
With the cooperation of Thai literary researcher Sho Fukutomi and The Japan Foundation, Bangkok, the troupe conducted in particular a wide set of interviews with the likes of Bangkok-based performers, visual artists, university teachers, publishers, translators and gallerists in an effort to map out the overall situation.
Faculties attempted to abolish what they considered the barbarous game of football many times, but since football was high in popularity, was accepted socially and also was profitable for the university, the abolition efforts failed.
With the aim of improving the quality of education and research in the field of business administration, the present project provided support over three years for the establishment of the Vietnam Marketing Association--a lateral organization of university instructors, researchers, and corporate managers--and for the implementation of the association's survey, research, and information dissemination activities.
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