Toshihiko
Ikagawa
Curriculum Vitae
E-mail: ikagawa@Hawaii.edu
Education:
Ph.D.
M.A.
B.A.
Professional Employment:
2002–Present:
Instructor, Social Science,
2006–Present:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Hawai‘i,
Manoa. Course taught: Plants, People and Ecsystems.
2002–2005:
Lecturer, Social Science,
2003–2005:
Lecturer, Social Science,
2003–2005:
Lecturer, Social Science,
1998–2002: Telecourse Instructor, Telecourses & Distant Learning,
1998–1999: Instructor, Liberal Arts,
1998 Instructor, Department of History,
Political and International Studies,
1994–1996: Visiting Assistant Professor,
Department of Geography and Planning,
Eastern
1985–1993 Lecturer and Teaching Assistant, Department of Geography,
1989–1991: Senior Teaching Assistant, Center for Teaching Excellence,
University of
1978–1981: Research Assistant, Association of
Urban Studies,
Publications:
Textbook/Encyclopedia:
Acknowledged
2005: Japan in the 21st Century: Environment, Economy, and Society, P.P. Karan, The
University Press of Kentucky, p. xi.
Unsigned articles on fourteen
Japanese cities. 1996. Encarta.
Microsoft.
Educational book:
Ikagawa, T., and Ikagawa, M. 2002. Maile’s Sunflower. Arrow E-book. Arrow
Publishing, Lowood,
Articles
in journals and books
Ikagawa,
T. 1996. “Transported landscape: traits of Japanese ornamental gardens in
residential yards in
Ikagawa,
T. 1994. “People, plants and proto-paysage:
a study of ornamental plants in residential front yards in
Ikagawa,
T. 1994. “People, plants and proto-paysage:
a study of ornamental plants in residential front yards in
Ikagawa,
T. 1993. “Dieback of Leucaena
leucocephala in
Ikagawa,
T. 1993. “White sand & blue pines: a nostalgic landscape of
Ikagawa,
T. 1992. “Am I a terrible English speaker?” In Celebration of Students: Reflections on Learning at the University of
Hawaii at Manoa edited by
Ikagawa,
T. 1988. “Leucaena dieback and the
cereus cacti in
Wester,
Reviews:
Getis,
Getis and Fellmann, Introduction to
Geography, 7th edition. Brown & Benchmark Publishers,
Papers presented:
Ikagawa,
T. 1996. “Japanese landscape and fong-shui
or the traditional Asian environmental assessment,” in the session, Asian
Specialty Group: Japanese Landscape, chaired by Cotton Mather, in the 92nd
Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers at Charlotte, North
Carolina.
Ikagawa,
T. 1996. “Hakusha-seisho: a nostalgic
image of
Ikagawa,
T. 1994. “Geographical interpretation of residential gardens in Honolulu,
Hawai`i,” in the session, The Production of Cultural Landscape, chaired by
Shelly S. Mastran, in the 90th Annual Meeting of the Association of American
Geographers at San Francisco.
Ikagawa,
T. 1993. “Hakusha-seisho: a nostalgic
image of Japan,” in the session, Symbolic Landscape, chaired by Leo E. Zonn, in
the 89th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers at Atlanta,
Georgia.
Ikagawa,
T. 1993. “Hakusha-seisho: a nostalgic
image of Japan,” in the session, Japanese Culture and Society, moderated by
Joel Cohn, in the 1993 SHAPS Graduate Student Conference on Hawai`i, Asia and
the Pacific, at the School of Hawaiian, Asian and Pacific Studies, University
of Hawaii at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Ikagawa,
T. 1992. “People, plants and proto-paysage:
a study of ornamental plants in residential front yards in Honolulu, Hawai`i,”
in the session, Plants and Human Culture, moderated by Candice Shoemaker, in
the Symposium, People-Plant Relationships: Setting Research Priorities at
Meadowlands Sheraton, East Rutherford, New Jersey, organized by Joel Flagler.
Ikagawa,
T. 1992. “An image of Hawaiian flora in Japanese tourist guidebooks,” in the
session, Iconography of the Hawaiian Islands, organized by Jon Goss, in the
88th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers at San Diego,
California.
Wester,
Department and university service:
2005 to present: Sabbatical
Committee
2005
to present: Faculty senate (Social Sciences Department representative)
2005
to present:
2005
to present:
2003
to present: International Education Committee (2007 to present: Chair)
2003 to present: Staff Development
Committee (2007 to present: Chair, Awarding Funds subcommittee)
Eastern
1996: Spotlight Day Representative
1995: Geography Awareness Week
Coordinator
1995: United Way Representative
1994-96: Academic Practices
Committee Member
1994-96: Assessment Committee Member
1994-96: Curriculum Committee Member
1994: Geography Awareness Week
Coordinator
Guest speaking engagements for
courses and seminars:
“Geography
of Hawai‘i.” 2008. Guest speaker, IS 103 (Ahupua‘a),
“Introduction
to Biogeography.”
2007. Guest
speaker, IS 103 (Ahupua‘a),
“Residential Gardens of Hawai‘i.”
2006. Guest speaker, GEOG 750 (Biogeography seminar). Department of Geography,
“Geography
of Hawai‘i.” 2004. Guest speaker, IS 103 (Ahupua‘a),
“White sand and blue pines: A nostalgic image of
“White sand and blue pines: A nostalgic image of
“Geography
of
“White
sand and blue pines: A nostalgic image of
“
“Hakusha-seisho: A nostalgic image of
“Geographical
interpretation of residential gardens in
“Hakusha-seisho: a nostalgic image of
“People,
plants and proto-paysage” (expanded
version). 1992. Speaker of the night, Annual Dinner, Hawaii Geographic
Alliance.
“Geographical
interpretation of residential gardens in
“Cultural
walk of
“Education
in
“Leucaena.”
1988. Plant of the month lecture,
Community
service:
“Origami
(Japanese paper folding).” 2007.
Wonderful World of Cultures: Family Activity Night, for Kane‘ohe
Geography Bee. 2007. Judge. The 19th
National Geographic State Bee at
Geography Bee. 2006. Judge. The 18th
National Geographic State Bee at Hawai‘i Convention Center.
“Map and Information.” 2005.
Translation of the brochure into Japanese, Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden.
“Geography!” 2003. Lecture,
“
“Origami
(Japanese paper folding).” 1995 and 1994. Summer class, Kettle Falls Public
Library,
“Origami
(Japanese paper folding).” 1994. Art class,
“Poisonous
plants” (2nd Grade) and “Native plants” (6th Grade). 1994. Talks at
“
“The
world of plants.” 1993. Lecture, Volunteer Training Session,
“The
plant people of K-One.” 1992. Lecture, Volunteer Adventure Series,
“All
about vines.” 1992. Lecture, Volunteer Adventure Series,
Docent,
Hiking
leader for
“Down
to Earth: an interpretative hike and botany lecture.” 1991. Volunteer Training
Session IV,
“Origami
class (Japanese paper folding).” 1990. The Hawaii Children’s Museum of Arts,
Culture, Science & Technology,
“Dino-gami
II (Making origami dinosaurs).” 1990. Dino Flicks and Fun,
“Trees
are terrific.” 1989. Saturday Science Series, Children’s Program,
Hiking
leader for
“Dino-gami
(Making origami dinosaurs).” 1988. Dino night,
Languages:
English,
Japanese
Computer
literacy:
Web Editor: Dreamweaver, Fireworks
Word
Processing: MS Word (English/Japanese)
Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, Frame
maker
Spreadsheets:
MS Excel, Mosaic
TWIN Level
Database:
MS Access, DBASE
Statistics:
SAS,
Others:
COENOS (ecology), MEKA (taxonomy)
Language:
Microsoft FORTRAN 5.1
Memberships:
Sigma
Xi
Hawaiian
Botanical Society (Life Member)
Award:
References:
Chair, Social Sciences
Department
Professor
of Political Science
45-720 Kea‘ahala Road
Kane‘ohe, HI 96744
Phone:
Chair,
Social Sciences Department
Associate
Professor of Economics
Kapi‘
Phone:
rosspfei@hawaii.edu
Professor of Geography
Department of Geography
Phone:
wester@hawaii.edu
Associate
Professor of Geography
96-045
Phone:
Wteraoka@hawaii.edu
Assistant
Professor of Geography
Kapi‘
Phone:
dennis@hawaii.edu
Updated: April
18, 2008