The Plenary Meeting in October will be held at the Leaders Saloon (changed from the Leaders Studio) for the first time in over two and a half years. Students who are unable to attend on-site due to unavoidable reasons can also participate in zoom. Specifically, program coordinator Prof. Kazuya Takeda gave a speech, a certificate presentation ceremony was held, orientation was given by Curriculum Committee Chair Prof. Naoki Nishida, and recent reports were given by the students.

Date	Tuesday, October 25, 2022 17:30-19:30
Location	Leaders Saloon, online (zoom)

Below is a brief summary of the contents of the Plenary Meeting.

Greetings (Program Coordinator Kazuya Takeda)

At the beginning of the meeting, Professor Kazuya Takeda, coordinator of RWDC Program, made a speech. This was the first actual event in over two and a half years, and Professor Takeda expressed his expectations for the future success of the students.

Certificate awarding ceremony (BAO Naren, 3rd generation student, Graduate School of Informatics)

A certificate award ceremony was held for Naren Bao, a third-year student who successfully completed the program. At her graduation ceremony, Naren Bao shared her experiences participating in the program and gave advice to her students from her own experience.

Orientation (Curriculum Committee Chair Naoki Nishida)

The Real World Leading Program will implement new measures to revitalize program activities. Professor Nishida, chair of the Program Committee, explained this new policy to the RWDC students.

Current status reports by students

Since it was the first face-to-face plenary meeting in a long time, a session (five minutes per person) was held in which all the students reported on their current situation. Many students participated, and it was a place to meet again for the first time in a long time and exchange opinions at the Leaders' Saloon.

3nd student	BAO Naren（Graduate School of Informatics）
4th student	Shunya Seiya（Graduate School of Informatics），Etsutaro Kamino（Graduate School of Informatics），YAO Jingya（Graduate School of Education and Human Development）
7th student	Daiki Furutani（Graduate School of Engineering），Atsushi Mukai（Graduate School of Engineering）