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Stakeholders' voices
Interview six individuals categorized under the stakeholder groups: administrators, partners, and collaborating institutions.
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In this video, I interviewed six individuals categorized under the stakeholder groups: partners, faculty, and administrators. |
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Photographer/CEO at CaloWorks: Katsura Muramatsu A professional photographer and archivist, captures archival photography at KeMCo KeMCo: a familiar place. |
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School Teacher: Mamoru Matsumoto A junior high teacher at Keio Chutobu, emphasizes the nurturing environment of KeMCo KeMCo: a place where we’re crafting the future. |
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Public Pelations at Keio University: Hideyo Kawagoe A Keio University’s PR, highlights KeMCo’s digital-analog fusion and its role in representing Keio’s values KeMCo: a place where various people naturally gather. |
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Administrators at KeMCo: Yoshio Kojima, Mika Machide, Nao Mashimo Coordinaters, manage administrative tasks at KeMCo and celebrates its limitless creative potential. KeMCo: truly a creative akichi (Kojima); in a way, it feels impartial and unbiased (Machide); a sanctuary of sorts (Mashimo). |
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