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Meiko Kotani

  • Instructor, Stanford e-Japan
  • Instructor, Stanford-Hiroshima Collaboration Project on Entrepreneurship

Biography

Meiko Kotani is the instructor for the Stanford e-Japan Program for the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE). 

Prior to joining SPICE, she worked as Program Coordinator for the Japan Program at the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC). She has experience in student services where she worked as international program coordinator at a community college. She also has experience working in the international public sectors including NTT PHI Laboratories where she works as Program Manager to promote basic research on quantum theory of open-dissipative systems and its application to information processing.

Meiko received a BA in international relations from University of Oregon, and MA in international relations and diplomacy from Schiller International University in Paris. She was born in Japan and lived in China, Oman, Pakistan, France, and Russia before coming to the U.S. 

In The News

G7 Junior Conference youth representatives with Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki, Hiroshima Prefecture
Blogs

My Experience at the G7 Hiroshima Junior Conference

Stanford e-Japan alumna Sarah Sumire Nomoto shares her experience as a youth representative at the G7 Hiroshima Junior Conference.
My Experience at the G7 Hiroshima Junior Conference
Yukie Arashida, Yohkoh, Hineno, and Ami Osaka
News

Winners Announced for the Fall 2022 Stanford e-Japan Award

Congratulations to our newest student honorees.
Winners Announced for the Fall 2022 Stanford e-Japan Award
Meiko Kotani with students at Waseda University's School of Social Sciences and Moe Kaneko
Blogs

SPICE Offers Course in Collaboration with Waseda University’s School of Social Sciences

Reflections on an intensive course on sustainable business and social innovation.
SPICE Offers Course in Collaboration with Waseda University’s School of Social Sciences
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