Anaheim University: Open Seminar by Webcam

Dear Students,

As you know, Anaheim University will be holding an open business seminar in Tokyo on Wed. Dec 14th from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm (Japan time) on Internet Marketing featuring Prof. Robert Chu.

For those outside of the Tokyo area, we will be broadcasting the seminar by webcam to the first 10 people who register by sending e-mail to support@anaheim.edu You will not need your own webcam to view the seminar, and you will be able to watch the seminar live by streaming video and join the Q&A session live by chat. You will just need to download a plugin before the seminar.

PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE TO REGISTER. Once you register by sending e-mail to support@anaheim.edu, you will receive a login ID and password, as well as instructions on how to download the plugin.

The original seminar announcement is below

Student Services

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Anaheim University in cooperation with Lambert University will be hosting the next Open Business Seminar featuring Prof. Robert Chu on Wednesday, December 14th. The title of Prof. Chu's seminar is "Internet Marketing". Background information on Prof. Chu is included at the end of this message.

Please note that there is no fee to attend. However, reservations are required and please send e-mail to support@anaheim.edu to reserve your spot. Also, if you would like to bring friends, please feel free to make a reservation.

Date:        Wednesday, Dec 14
Time:        7:30 - 9:00 pm
Location:
            Anaheim University
            Akio Morita Learning Center
            Raykay Minami Aoyama Building Conference Room A
            5-4-29 Minami Aoyama
            Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-0062
            Japan
            Tel: 03-3498-1005
            Seminar Fee: No Fee required
            Reservations: E-mail support@anaheim.edu

We look forward to seeing you!

Student Services
Anaheim University

Robert King Chu, a graduate of the University of Hawaii's Master of Business Administration program, has held a number of positions in the IT industry, including Network Administrator for the University of Hawaii, and consultant and developer for a number of e-commerce sites based in Japan and the U.S.. We believe Prof. Chu's extensive business experience in the area of information technology will be of great interest to many of you.