“BYU Humanities Professor Commended by the Foreign Minister of Japan”

Last updated on: September 21, 2016 at 4:41 pm   by
“BYU Humanities Professor Commended by the Foreign Minister of Japan”

 

Fuji-san with lake and cherry blossoms
Cherry blossoms, Lake Kawaguchiko, and Mount Fuji. Can anything possibly be more Japanese?
(Wikimedia Commons)

 

I’m really pleased to see this richly deserved recognition come to my friend, colleague, former department chair, and former dean, Van Gessel:

 

https://news.byu.edu/news/byu-humanities-professor-commended-foreign-minister-japan

 

 

 

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