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Page 156 <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2011</strong><br />

APPENDIX 18:<br />

VISITING SCHOLAR ALUMNI (28)<br />

As of September 30, <strong>2011</strong><br />

SUMMARY: As of the fall <strong>2011</strong>, 28 Visiting Scholars completed their programs and returned to <strong>Vietnam</strong>. While<br />

each Visiting Scholar program has a duration of five to 12 months, VEF may approve a Visiting Scholar to extend<br />

his/her program beyond one year while remaining under VEF visa sponsorship as long as the U.S. host institution<br />

offers full financial support. An asterisk (*) in the table below indicates such an extended program.<br />

<strong>The</strong> average training period for the 28 Visiting Scholars is ten months. During their programs in the United States,<br />

besides the research activities that may have constituted part of their program, most of the Visiting Scholars also<br />

conducted observations, attended conferences and workshops, and joined other professional development<br />

activities.<br />

<strong>The</strong> table below is organized alphabetically by name, presented in <strong>Vietnam</strong>ese order; specifically, the LAST<br />

(Family) name is followed by the Middle name(s) and then the First (Given) name. <strong>The</strong> cohort year designation<br />

indicates the fall of the academic year that the Visiting Scholar began his or her program. <strong>The</strong> field expertise in<br />

the table is based on the Visiting Scholar’s doctoral degree. <strong>The</strong> brief description of the training program is<br />

primarily based on the Visiting Scholar’s application and final report.<br />

Visiting Scholar Alumni (28)<br />

#<br />

Name<br />

(LAST<br />

Middle<br />

First)<br />

Gender<br />

Cohort<br />

Year<br />

Residence<br />

in <strong>Vietnam</strong><br />

Field of<br />

Expertise<br />

Current Position, Location<br />

U.S. Host<br />

Institution,<br />

Location<br />

Description of<br />

Training Program<br />

Training<br />

Dates<br />

(mm/dd/yyyy)<br />

1<br />

2<br />

BACH<br />

Quoc<br />

Khanh<br />

CHAU<br />

Minh Khoi<br />

M 2010 Hanoi<br />

M 2008 Can Tho<br />

Electric Power<br />

Systems<br />

Soil Biology<br />

and Soil<br />

Fertility<br />

Lecturer, Hanoi University<br />

of Science and<br />

Technology, Hanoi<br />

Lecturer, Can Tho<br />

University, Can Tho<br />

Institute for<br />

Energy Systems,<br />

Economics, and<br />

Sustainability,<br />

Florida State<br />

University,<br />

Tallahassee, FL<br />

University of<br />

California at<br />

Davis, Davis, CA<br />

(1) Research on power<br />

system quality and<br />

distributed generation<br />

(2) Attend workshops<br />

on power systems<br />

(1) Research on soil<br />

organic matter<br />

turnover under<br />

integrated farming<br />

systems<br />

(2) Attend training<br />

courses on organic<br />

farming practices<br />

9/1/2010 to<br />

8/31/<strong>2011</strong><br />

7/31/2008 to<br />

7/30/2009

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