Urlic Summerlin

Throughout my four years at William and Mary, some of my most enjoyable classes have been in the Japanese Studies program. From the language classes to the culture and history classes, all the wonderful professors have increased my knowledge and interest in Japan. I am also grateful to have been in the Japanese House as it helped support my Japanese language skills along with providing many wonderful memories. One of my favorite experiences was the opportunity to study abroad in Japan for a semester. It was thanks to all the support and knowledge acquired from professors and peers in the Japanese Studies program that I felt comfortable studying abroad, so I am very thankful. I hope to continue following my interest in Japan and Japanese into the future whether that may be graduate school, the workforce, or perhaps the JET program. Once again, I am grateful for the Japanese Studies program and all that it had entailed.