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Math 1101SyllabusSummer 2013Introduction to Mathematical Modeling(CRN 53894)Tue/Thur: 10:15am-12:20pm, UC-409MyMathLab Course ID: raridan66352Math 1101 DropboxInstructor: Christopher RaridanOffice: UC-426Office Hours: Tue/Thur: 1-2pm (please e-mail for appointment)E-Mail: ChristopherRaridan@clayton.eduPhone: (678) 466-4423Web Page: http://faculty.clayton.edu/craridanPrerequisitesNOTE: Text items in blue are clickable hyperlinks.• Coursework. The possible prerequisites for Math 1101 are quite diverse.Please verify that you meet at least one of the prerequisites posted at this Website: http://apps.clayton.edu/courses/catalog/201305/MATH/1101.• Technology. Basic computer skills such as file management and usinge-mail are necessary to succeed in Math 1101, however these skills will not betaught in Math 1101. If help is needed in these areas, please use the servicesthat are offered through the HUB.Course DescriptionMath 1101 (3-0-3) is a three (3) semester credit hour course that is an introductionto mathematical modeling using graphical, numerical, symbolic and verbal techniquesto describe and explore real-world data and phenomena. Emphasis is onthe use of elementary functions to investigate and analyze applied problems andquestions, supported by the use of appropriate technology, and on effective communicationof quantitative concepts and results. This course in applied college algebrawill involve an applications-driven study of functions and models, including linear,quadratic, polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, and piecewise-defined. This coursealso examines inverse functions, composition of functions, and systems of equations.For students in Math 1101, a grade of “C” or better is a prerequisite for subsequentmath courses at Clayton State University.Page 1 of 9

2012 EWC/EWCAInternational ConferenceBeijing, China | September 1–3, 2012Community Building and Leadershipin Asia PacificContentsWelcome Letters 2Overview Summary of Conference Schedule 5Detailed Conference Schedule 7EWC Distinguished Alumni Awards 14Presidential Recognition Award 14EWCA Outstanding Volunteer Awards 15EWCA Outstanding Chapter Awards 15Members of Conference Committee 16EWCA Executive Board 16EWCA Chapter Leaders 16Conference Sponsors 17EWCA Alumni Scholarship Fund 18Conference Participants 22Panel Presenters and Moderators 26Campus Map of Peking University 29

41601 East-West RoadHonolulu, Hawai‘i96848-1601Tel: 808.944.7506Fax: 808.944.7376EastWestCenter.orgSeptember 1, 2012Associates OfficeAloha kākou!We are pleased to welcome you all on behalf of the East-West CenterAssociation (EWCA), which is now 60,000 alumni strong.Planning and organizing the conference over the past year has beenboth a labor of love and a great experience! The EWCA is especiallyappreciative of the close coordination and great working relationshipwith our colleagues at Peking University and with our own energeticstaff at the Center. This event would not have been possible withoutthe strong support of China’s Vice Minister of Education Hao Ping(1991-93 EWC alumnus) and the kokua of the EWCA Chapter in Beijing.Mahalo to all.We are pleased with the broad diversity of topics reflected in thisyear’s conference. Not only are they relevant to the global communityof the Twenty-First Century, but more importantly they are evidenceof the world-wide human resources and leadership for excellence thata half-century of EWC culture has produced—namely ourselves! Theconference validates the critical relevance and continuing importanceof the Center for the present Asia-Pacific Century.We are here to celebrate, learn, meet old friends, and make new ones.At the same time we encourage each of us to re-commit ourselves tosupport—and live—the vision of the Center. Finally, let us enjoy thisopportunity to discover (or re-discover) the charms and challenges ofour host city, Beijing!e mālama pono (take care of one another),Ric TrimillosEdward (Ned) ShultzRic Trimillos (1962-64)Outgoing EWCA PresidentNed Shultz (1969-71)EWCA PresidentNirendra Maske (1966-68)EWCA ChairNirendra MaskeThe East-West Center promotes better relations and understanding among the people and nations of the United States, Asia, and the Pacificthrough cooperative study, research, and dialogue. Established by the US Congress in 1960, the Center serves as a resource for informationand analysis on critical issues of common concern, bringing people together to exchange views, build expertise, and develop policy options.

5Conference Schedule OverviewAll sessions for the conference will be held at the yingjie Exchange Center at Peking University.FRIDAY, AUGUST 311:00 – 4:00 pm Early Registration Check-inand Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18:00 am – 5 pm Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)8:00 am – 5 pm Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8:00 am – 5 pm Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8:00 am – 5 pm Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 – 10:30 am Opening CeremonyYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)Welcoming RemarksYansong Li, Vice President, Peking UniversityR. Brian Tsujimura, Chairman, East-West CenterBoard of GovernorsWelcome AddressThe Honorable Hao Ping, Vice Minister of theMinistry of Education, People’s Republic of ChinaEWCA ReportEdward “Ned” Shultz, Dean, School of Pacificand Asian Studies, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoaand President, EWCA Executive BoardKeynote AddressThe Honorable Gary Locke, United StatesAmbassador to the People’s Republic of ChinaMC: Karen Knudsen, Director, Office of ExternalAffairs, East-West Center10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break (1st floor lobby area)11 am –12:00 pm Plenary PanelContemporary ChinaSunlight Hall (1st floor)12:00 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 2:30 pm Award Presentation CeremonySunlight Hall (1st floor)2:30 – 3:00 pm Coffee Break andPoster Session PresentationYingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)POSTER SESSION PRESENTATIONSPHOTO: CAnARy WU3:00 – 4:30 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsRepresenting and Presenting Musicin ‘Chinese’ Contexts | Room 1 (2nd floor)Building a Supportive Legal Frameworkfor Philanthropy in CHINA: Why Does It Matter?Room 2 (2nd floor)Chinese Students Abroad | Room 3 (2nd floor)Regional Security in Asia Pacific | Room 4 (2nd floor)Economic Development:Macro and Micro Perspectives | Room 8 (2nd floor)Community Building to Address RegionalHealth Concerns | VIP Room (1st floor)Lessons Learned from Two Decadesof Rapid Change in Asia Pacific Higher EducationMoonlight Hall (1st floor)4:30 – 6:00 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsEmpowering Health and Family WellnessRoom 1 (2nd floor)From Vision to Action: Building Student Capacityfor Today's Knowledge Economy and SocietyRoom 2 (2nd floor)Cultural Approaches to BiodiversityRoom 3 (2nd floor)Looking to Technology for Sustainable SolutionsRoom 8 (2nd floor)Cultural Representation throughCross-Cultural Performance | VIP Room (1st floor)Different Roads to Governance Reform in Asia MoonlightHall (1st floor)7:00 pm Welcome Receptionand Cultural PresentationYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)Hosted by the EWC/EWCAand the University of Hawai‘i

6CONFERENCE SCHEDULE OVERVIEWcontinuedSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28:00 – 11:00 am Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)8:00 – 11:00 am Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8:00 – 11:00 am Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8:00 – 11:00 am Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 am Announcements9:00 – 10:30 am Plenary PanelPriorities in US-Asia Policy | Sunlight Hall (1st floor)10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session(1st floor lobby area)11 am –12:30 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsGlimpses of Women in Asia:Interdisciplinary Perspectives | Room 1 (2nd floor)Higher Education:It is Never Quite What it Seems to be!Room 2 (2nd floor)Technology in 21st Century EducationRoom 3 (2nd floor)Asia-Pacific Multilateralism:The Persistence of Older Issuesin New Frameworks | Room 4 (2nd floor)WORKSHOP —Community Building with Four Treasures:Chinese Ink, Brush, Xuan Paper, and StoneRoom 8 (2nd floor)The Universal Language of Sports:Community Building in the Asia Pacific RegionVIP Room (1st floor)Regional Cooperation and Conflict Reductionin East Asia | Moonlight Hall (1st floor)12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 6:30 pm Half-Day Tour to eitherThe Great Wall or The Forbidden City(included in registration fee).Please bring your half-day tour ticket with you.Meet at the entrance of the Yingjie Exchange Center(conference venue).6:30 pm Return to PKUOpen EveningMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 38:00 – 11:00 am Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)(11 am – 3:30 pm in Secretariat Room, Room 6, 2nd floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 am Announcements9:00 – 10:30 am Plenary PanelWomen in Asia Pacific Community BuildingSunlight Hall (1st floor)10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session(1st floor lobby area)11 am – 12:30 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsReforming Cambodian Educationthrough El Sistema | Room 1 (2nd floor)Innovation in Higher Education | Room 2 (2nd floor)People to People Relation andInformation Technology | Room 3 (2nd floor)Justice and Rule of Law | Room 4 (2nd floor)Nature Conservation in China: Balancing Protectionand Development | Room 8 (2nd floor)Addressing Diversity, Vulnerabilityand Social Justice | VIP Room (1st floor)Five Teachings in China: A Globally SignificantLocal Knowledge for the 21st CenturyMoonlight Hall (1st floor)12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 3:00 pm Plenary PanelThe Changing East-West CenterSunlight Hall (1st floor)3:00 – 3:30 pm Coffee Break (1st floor lobby area)3:30 – 4:30 pm EWCA Alumni Membership MeetingOpen to all conference participantsYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)5:30 pm Buses leave for Aloha Banquetat the Four Points by Sheraton Beijing(Tower 1, No. 25 Yuandan Road, Haidian District)Meet at the entrance of the Yingjie Exchange Center(conference venue).6:30 – 9:00 pm Farewell/Aloha Banquetincluding Alumni Talent ShowFour Points by Sheraton Beijing9:30 pm Buses leave to go back to PKU

7Detailed Conference ScheduleAll sessions for the conference will be held at the yingjie Exchange Center at Peking University.FRIDAY, AUGUST 311:00 – 4:00 pm Early Registration Check-inand Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18:00 am – 5 pm Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)8:00 am – 5 pm Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8:00 am – 5 pm Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8:00 am – 5 pm Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 – 10:30 am Opening CeremonyYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)Welcoming RemarksYansong Li, Vice President, Peking UniversityR. Brian Tsujimura, Chairman, East-West CenterBoard of GovernorsWelcome AddressThe Honorable Hao Ping, Vice Minister of theMinistry of Education, People’s Republic of ChinaEWCA ReportEdward “Ned” Shultz, Dean, School of Pacificand Asian Studies, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoaand President, EWCA Executive BoardKeynote AddressThe Honorable Gary Locke, United StatesAmbassador to the People’s Republic of ChinaMC: Karen Knudsen, Director, Office of ExternalAffairs, East-West Center10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break (1st floor lobby area)11 am – 12:00 pm Plenary PanelContemporary ChinaSunlight Hall (1st floor)Moderator: CHARLES E. MORRISON, President,East-West CenterFRED HU, Chairman, Primavera Capital Group“China and the Macro-economy”JISI WANG, Dean, School of International Studies,Peking University (invited)“China’s Attitude Toward the World”PHOTO: KEn MARSHALL12:00 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 2:30 pm Award Presentation CeremonySunlight Hall (1st floor)2:30 – 3:00 pm Coffee Break andPoster Session PresentationYingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)POSTER SESSION PRESENTATIONSJUNKO ITOKAZU, Director, NPO Okinawa LanguageCenter, JAPAN“Community Building and Leadership in Asia Pacific”MOMOYO SHIBUYA, Associate Professor, SaitamaUniversity, JAPAN (co-author KAORU KANAI)“Community Inclusion and Well-BeingEnhancement of Vulnerable Groups in the City:A Case of Tokyo Metropolitan Area”YEN-KYUN WANG, Visiting Professor, Hoseo University,REPUBLIC OF KOREA“Experience of and Lessons from the FinancialCrises in Korea”CINDY CHU, Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University,HONG KONG“History of Contemporary China with ParticularReferences to the Post-1978 Period”TERUYUKI KUME, Professor, Rikkyo University, JAPANand YOKO MATSUDA, Professor, University of Hyogo,JAPAN“Role of NPO in Recovery Support for ForeignResidents after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake:A Case Study of Takatori Community Centerin Kobe, Japan”CHAUDHARY IMRAN SARWAR, Creative Researcher,Mixed Reality University, PAKISTAN“Self-Quantification Strategies for LeadershipDevelopment”

8DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULESaturday, September 1 continued3:00 – 4:30 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsRoom 1(2nd floor)Room 2(2nd floor)Room 3(2nd floor)Representing and Presenting Musicin ‘Chinese’ ContextsChair/Moderator: RICARDO TRIMILLOSFREDERICK LAU, PhD, University of Hawai‘i, USA“Singing as Collective Memory: Chinese Choir in theDiaspora”RICARDO TRIMILLOS, Immediate Past President,EWCA Executive Board, USA“Purveyors of the ‘Occidental’ and ‘Oriental’:Music Activity among the Chinese of Kota Kinabalu,Sabah, Malaysia”MIN WANG, Professor, Xiamen University, MAINLANDCHINA“American Music in China’s Academic and Public Circles”Building a Supportive LegalFramework for Philanthropy in CHINA:Why Does It Matter?Chair: CAROL FOX, Director for Special Projects,East-West Center, USAModerator: ZHENYAO WANGJINPING JIN, Director, Nonprofit Organization LawResearch Center, Peking University, MAINLAND CHINAMARK SIDEL, Doyle-Bascom Professor of Law,University of Wisconsin-Madison, USAZHENYAO WANG, President, China PhilanthropyResearch Institute, MAINLAND CHINALast year’s “China Red Cross-Guo Meimei” scandal didsevere damage to China’s philanthropic sector. Behindthe crisis of trust is the urgent need for innovation andreform, reflecting the rapid growth of philanthropy inChina and the corresponding increase in expectationsfor the sector. New regulations on foundations and acharity law are under discussion by the State Counciland the Ministry of Civil Affairs and being carefullyobserved. The China-US Strategic PhilanthropyPartnership (CUSP) — launched in August, 2011 at anEWC Workshop – resulted in the formation of a CUSPSecretariat and five Working Groups, each co-chairedby a Chinese and a US expert, and focused on a key issue:Legal Framework, Standards & Accountability, CapacityBuilding, Social Enterprise, and Support Organizations.Chinese Students AbroadChair/Moderator: SHANGBO LISHANGBO LI, Assistant Professor, J.F. OberlinUniverity, JAPAN“Who Will Be the Beneficiary?: the New Trends inthe International Mobility of Chinese Students”KATHERINE RATLIFFE, Associate Professor, Universityof Hawai‘i, USA“Immigration, Culture, and Mentorship: How anImmigrant Chinese Adolescent Navigates ConflictingParadigms in the American School System”JING XU, PhD Candidate, University of California, LosAngeles, USA“The Continent Drifted: The Study-abroadMotivations of Chinese Singletons and Their FirstYear Experience at UCLA”Room 4(2nd floor)Room 8(2nd floor)VIP Room(1st floor)Regional Security in Asia PacificChair/Moderator: MARTHA SMITH-NORRISSITI DAULAH KHOIRIATI, Gadjah Mada University,INDONESIA“Japan’s Relations with Indonesia in the Post ColdWar: Facing the Challenge of China’s ApproachToward Indonesia”STIG LINDBERG, PhD Candidate, Kyoto University,JAPAN“Kagawa’s Assessment of Oriental Religion andPhilosophy as Presented during the PostwarOccupation of Japan”MARTHA SMITH-NORRIS, Associate Professor,University of Saskatchewan, CANADA“Negotiating a Cold War Treaty in the Pacific: TheUnited States and the Compact of Free Association”Economic Development:Macro and Micro PerspectivesChair/Moderator: DONGHYUN KIMDONGHYUN KIM, Graduate Student, New YorkUniversity, USA“Seeking a Way towards Sustainable EconomicDevelopment In Asia-Pacific: Ensemble of Growth,Distribution, and Education”WON NYON KIM, Professor, Korea University,REPUBLIC OF KOREA“The Effect of Tobacco Price and Anti-SmokingPolicy Budgets on Smoking Prevalence in Korea”Community Building to AddressRegional Health ConcernsChair/Moderator: VICKI SHAMBAUGHPATRICK COOLEN, Eldercare Consultant, USA andPHYLLIS COOLEN, USA“Community Building and Leadership in Asia Pacific:Identifying and Supporting Culturally SensitivePalliative Care Models for End-of-Life Care”NANCY LEWIS, Director, Research Program, East-WestCenter, USA“Addressing Health Challenges in Asia and thePacific: Research at the East-West Center”VICKI SHAMBAUGH, Director, Research andDevelopment, Pacific Health Research and EducationInstitute, USA (co-author DEW-ANNE LANGCAON)“Technology Enabled Aging at Home”Moonlight Hall Lessons Learned from(1st floor) Two Decades of Rapid Changein Asia Pacific Higher EducationChair/Moderator: DEANE NEUBAUERMOLLY N.N. LEE, Programme Specialist, UNESCO Asiaand the Pacific Regional Bureau for Education inBangkok, MALAYSIAWANHUA MA, Professor, Graduate School ofEducation, Peking University, MAINLAND CHINADEANE NEUBAUER, Senior Consultant, EducationProgram, East-West Center, USAAHMAD SABIQ, Head of Department of PoliticalScience, Jenderal Soedirman University, INDONESIA“Reform in Indonesian Public Universities: on theWay to Autonomy”

9DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULESaturday, September 1 continued4:30 – 6:00 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsRoom 1(2nd floor)Room 2(2nd floor)Room 3(2nd floor)Empowering Health and Family WellnessChair/Moderator: RAJESH AGGARWAL, AssociateProfessor, Centre for Research in Rural and IndustrialDevelopment, INDIAATIF IKRAM BUTT, PhD Fellow, Ruhr University Bochum,GERMANY“Ulama as Agents for Development Communication?”AZADEH DAVARI, Leadership and FNS Trainer andResearcher, The Leadership Group, IRAN andARASH RASHIDI, Research Assistant Professor,National Nutrition and Food Technology ResearchInstitute, IRAN (co-author TED BAARTMANS)“Iranian Food and Nutrition Leadership Program(IFNLP): A Global Perspective, A Local Initiative”AGUNG MUNINJAYA, Director, The Center of HealthServices Management, Udayana University, INDONESIA“Health Seeking Behavior among Pregnant Mothersin the Village of Pengotan Bangli – Bali”From Vision to Action:Building Student Capacity for Today'sKnowledge Economy and SocietyChair/Moderator: NAMJI STEINEMANN, AssociateDirector, Education Program, East-West Center, USAPanelists to be announcedTo succeed as 21st century citizens, workers, andinnovators, today’s youth will need not only specializedcontent knowledge, but also critical thinking, problemsolvingskills, and creativity; information and medialiteracy; and interpersonal and collaboration skills.Education that prepares students with such knowledgeand skills make a profound difference for societies andfor the next generation of learners. This discussion willfeature a panel of international educational leaders whowill share insights into effective practices that translatevision for 21st century education into action in terms ofclassroom instruction, real-world learning opportunities,and meaningful assessments to build student capacitywhile offering a forum for dialogue about best practices.Cultural Approaches to BiodiversityChair/Moderator: JEFFREY DIPPMANSUNITA CHAUDHARY, Research Associate, InternationalCentre for Integrated Mountain Development, NEPAL(co-authors KRISHNA PRASAD OLI and GOPAL S. RAWAT)“Managing Biodiversity in Kailash Sacred Landscape:A Bio-Culturally Rich Transboundary Landscape inChina, India and Nepal”JEFFREY DIPPMAN, Associate Professor, CentralWashington University, USA“Contemporary Daoist Approaches to EnvironmentalPreservation”MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM, PAKISTAN“Effect of Global Warming on Siachen Glacier andPakistan’s Agriculture”RONNIE LITTLEJOHN, Chair, Department of Philosophy,Belmont University, USA“Nature as Garden; Man as Gardener: In and BeyondRevisionist Confucianism”Room 8(2nd floor)VIP Room(1st floor)Looking to Technologyfor Sustainable SolutionsChair/Moderator: SENGODA RAJAMANIKARL FROGNER, President & Project DevelopmentHead, UB International, USA“Biochar in Smallholder Sustainable RuralDevelopment for Timely Climate Change Mitigation”SENGODA RAJAMANI, Chairman, International Unionof Environment Commission, INDIA“Recovery of Water from Domestic & IndustrialWaste Water Under Zero Liquid Discharge Concept”SIVA SAKTHIRAJ RAJAMANI, Climate Change andSustainability Advisor, Ernst & Young, INDIA“Sustainable Low-Carbon Growth Trajectory for India”V. BRUCE J. TOLENTINO, Deputy Director-General,International Rice Research Institute, PHILIPPINES“Global Rice Situation, Food Security, and ClimateChange”Cultural Representationthrough Cross-Cultural PerformanceChair/Moderator: WILLIAM FELTZWILLIAM FELTZ, Manager, Arts Program, East-WestCenter, USA, and ERIC CHANG, Program Assistant,Arts Program, East-West Center, USA“Fostering Understanding Through The EWC ArtsProgram”MING YANG, Degree Fellow, East-West Center, USA“Jingjiu (Beijing Opera) at the University of Hawai‘i”Moonlight Hall Different Roads to(1st floor) Governance Reform in AsiaChair/Moderator: SHABBIR CHEEMA, Senior Fellow,East-West Center and Director, Asia-PacificGovernance and Democracy Initiative, USA andJAY HEFFRON, Associate Director, Pacific BasinResearch Center, Soka University of America, USASHABBIR CHEEMA, Senior Fellow, East-West Centerand Director, Asia-Pacific Governance and DemocracyInitiative, USA“Pakistan: Civil-Military Relations in a Post CrisisState”DANIEL R. FUNG, SBS, SC, QC, JP, Des VoeuxChambers, HONG KONG“China: Emerging Issues in Corporate Governance”WILMAR SALIM, Assistant Professor, BandungInstitute of Technology, INDONESIA“Decentralization in Indonesia: Lessons Learnedfrom the ‘Big Bang’ Approach”WYLMA SAMARANAYAKE-ROBINSON, Faculty,University of Phoenix, USA“Myanmar’s Leadership: A Not So Odd Couple”PUSHPA THAMBIPILLAI, Visiting Senior ResearchFellow, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,SINGAPORE“Malaysia: Governance in a Plural Society”7:00 pm Welcome Receptionand Cultural PresentationYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)Hosted by the EWC/EWCA and the University of Hawai‘i

10DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULEcontinuedSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 28:00 – 11:00 am Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)8:00 – 11:00 am Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8:00 – 11:00 am Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8:00 – 11:00 am Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 am Announcements9:00 – 10:30 am Plenary PanelPriorities in US-Asia PolicySunlight Hall (1st floor)Moderator: MICHAEL ANDERSON, US Foreign ServiceOfficer (ret.)AMBASSADOR JAMES MORIARTY, Former USAmbassador to Nepal and BangladeshSATU LIMAYE, Director, EWC in WashingtonRALPH COSSA, President, Pacific ForumCommentator:PROFESSOR JIN CANRONG, Associate Dean, School ofInternational Studies, Renmin UniversitySAROSH BANA, Executive Editor, Business IndiaPublicationsFor the past year, discussion of US policy in Asia hascentered on the “pivot toward Asia” or the UnitedState’s “rebalancing” toward Asia. This panel will focuson US policy toward Asia from several perspectivesincluding in the context of the upcoming US presidentialelection. Commentators from South Asia and Chinawill provide feedback and constructive thoughts aboutUS-Asia policy and the panelists’ presentation.10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session(1st floor lobby area)11 am – 12:30 pm Concurrent Panel SessionsRoom 1 Glimpses of Women in Asia:(2nd floor) Interdisciplinary PerspectivesChair/Moderator: LINDA LINDSEYDONA CADY, Associate Dean of Humanities and AsianStudies, Middlesex Community College, USA“Half the Sky: Untangling Roots to Reach theHeights of Wisdom”LINDA LINDSEY, Senior Lecturer, American CultureStudies, Washington University in St. Louis, USA“The Paradox of Gender Equity and Globalization inChina”JESSICA SHEETZ-NGUYEN, Associate Professor ofHistory, University of Central Oklahoma, USA“‘Half the Sky’: Women in China from the QinDynasty to the Present”ARFA ZEHRA, Professor, Forman Christian College,PAKISTAN“Laws but No Laws: Gender Equity in Pakistan”Room 2(2nd floor)Room 3(2nd floor)Room 4(2nd floor)Higher Education:It is Never Quite What it Seems to be!Chair/Moderator: JOHN HAWKINSJOHN HAWKINS, Senior Consultant, East-West Center,USAKA HO MOK, Associate VP, External Relations andDean of Faculty of Arts and Sciences, The Hong KongInstitute of Education, HONG KONGGLENN SHIVE, Executive Director, Hong Kong AmericaCenter, HONG KONG“Liberal Education in Asian Universities”JUNG-CHEOL SHIN, Associate Professor, SeoulNational University, REPUBLIC OF KOREANANZHAO ZHOU, President, International Center ofTeacher Education and Professor, East China NormalUniversity, MAINLAND CHINATechnology in 21st Century EducationChair/Moderator: JOSEPH PETERSYOSHIKAZU MURAKAMI, Lecturer, Ehime University,JAPAN“Using Web-Based Systems to Redesign Teachingand Learning in Higher Education”JOSEPH PETERS, Dean, Education Division,Chaminade University, USA and DARLENE PETERS,Instructor, Chaminade University, USA“Blending Content Instruction with 21st CenturySkills: An Online Social Media Approach”SIEGFRIED RAMLER, Senior Adjunct Fellow, East-WestCenter, USA“The 21st Century Learner”Asia-Pacific Multilateralism:The Persistence of Older Issuesin New FrameworksChair/Moderator: PUSHPA THAMBIPILLAI, ResearchFellow, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies,SINGAPOREGAYE CHRISTOFFERSEN, Visitng Associate Professor,Johns Hopkins University, USA“The Influence of Theoretical Approaches on theDesign of Crisis Management Mechanisms”KIMIE HARA, Professor, Renison Research Professor,University of Waterloo, CANADA“Arctic ‘Thaw’ and the Cold War Frontiers in EastAsia in the 21st Century”TAMARA TROYAKOVA, Associate Professor, Far EasternFederal University, RUSSIA“Russia and China: Regional Aspects of Cooperation”

11DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULESunday, September 2 continuedRoom 8(2nd floor)VIP Room(1st floor)WorkshopCommunity Building with Four Treasures:Chinese Ink, Brush, Xuan Paper,and StonePresentation by:BARBARA BORNET STUMPH, Teacher, USACome enjoy our discussion of Chinese ink painting; wewill have a demonstration. You can try to paint if youwish. You are welcome to attend our presentation on“Community Building” on the Internet among Chinesebrush painters (CBP). We represent an InternetForum on CBP of international artists who study inkpainting with Chinese teachers abroad. Painting isdeeply embedded in Chinese language and culture,as well as rooted in tradition. Chinese brush paintingcontinues to be worthy of serious intellectualexploration; we thank all of our Chinese teachers whohonor the creative process as we not only emulatepast masters but also explore innovative artisticsolutions.The Universal Language of Sports:Community Buildingin the Asia Pacific RegionChair/Moderator: GARY YOSHIDAMARCUS KAM, Director, T3 International Limited,MAINLAND CHINACURT HAMAKAWA, Associate Professor of SportManagement, Western New England University, USAGARY YOSHIDA, Foundation Development Officer,East-West Center, USAThe panel will examine the role of sports in buildinginternational understanding. It will analyze how bringingpeople together through events such as the 2008 BeijingOlympics and other major sports activities in AsiaPacific countries has influenced public opinion. Thesession will include discussion on how the sports thatwe play can bring people together across the divisionsof region, race, and religion.Moonlight Hall Regional Cooperation and(1st floor) Conflict Reduction in East AsiaChair/Moderator: RICHARD TEH-KAI CHEN, USAANNIKA CULVER, Asst. Professor of Asian History,University of North Carolina, USA“US-Japan ‘Soft Power’ Relations and a RisingChina: the US-Japan Network for the FutureProgram and Japan’s Pop-Culture ‘Offensive’”SU YOUN KIM, Officer, ASEAN-Korea Centre,REPUBLIC OF KOREA“Towards Better Cultural Understanding betweenASEAN and Korea”KIYOSHI NAKACHI, Meio University, JAPAN“The Role of Okinawa for Constructing the BestRelations between China and Japan”TRACY STEELE, Associate Professor, Sam HoustonState University, USA“Reducing Conflict and Enhancing Cooperation:Improving Cross-Strait Relations with Taiwan byPromoting Tourism Particularly Chinese Cultureand History”12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 6:30 pm Half-Day Tour to eitherThe Great Wall or The Forbidden City(included in registration fee).Please bring your half-day tour ticket with you.Meet at the entrance of the Yingjie Exchange Center(conference venue).6:30 pm Return to PKUOpen EveningMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 38:00 – 11:00 am Registration Check-in and Information Deskopen | Yingjie Exchange Center (1st floor lobby area)(11 am – 3:30 pm in Secretariat Room, Room 6, 2nd floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Computer Room open | Room 102 (1st floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Secretariat Room open | Room 6 (2nd floor)8 am – 3:30 pm Hospitality Room open | Room 7 (2nd floor)9:00 am Announcements9:00 – 10:30 am Plenary PanelWomen in Asia PacificCommunity BuildingSunlight Hall (1st floor)Moderator: NANCY LEWIS, Director of Research,East-West Center, USAAMY AGBAYANI, Director, Student Equity, Excellenceand Diversity, University of Hawai‘i, USAIRID AGOES, Chair of the American Studies GraduateProgram, University of Indonesia and Chair of the AsiaPacific Development Foundation, INDONESIAARFA ZEHRA, Professor, Forman, Christian College,PAKISTANLIU CONG, Deputy Controller, CCTV News, MAINLANDCHINA (invited)Women in many parts of the Asia Pacific have madesignificant strides. In East Asia and the Pacific theyhave the highest average labor force participation(70%) and have made the most progress in the areasof health and education, with the enrollment of girlshaving caught up with that of boys in many countries.Despite considerable progress, gender disparitiespersist in political participation and access to economicopportunity. Women’s empowerment is a key theme forinternational development agencies and the US StateDepartment. Closing these gender gaps is critical toachieving equitable development. Based on their ownprofessional achievements, the panelists will reflect onwomen and development in the Asia Pacific region.10:30 – 11:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session(1st floor lobby area)

13DETAILED CONFERENCE SCHEDULEMonday, September 3 continuedRoom 8(2nd floor)VIP Room(1st floor)Nature Conservation in China:Balancing Protection and DevelopmentChair/Moderator: CAROLFOX,Director for Special Projects,East-West Center, USA and MERIL FUJIKI, SeminarsDevelopment Coordinator, East-West Center, USAPanelists: China State Forestry Administration;The Nature Conservancy-China; and otherconservation leadersThere are more than 2,500 nature reserves in China,covering 16.6 percent of the country’s total land area— home to 85% of China’s wildlife population, as wellas thousands of rare plants and medicinal herbs.Some of the world’s most biologically diverseecosystems are in Yunnan Province, where The NatureConservancy has been working with local, provincialand national agencies for the past 16 years to developa model that balances effective conservation withmuch-needed economic development — a challengefaced by conservationists around the world. Tostrengthen leadership capacity for effective protectedarea management, nature reserve managers fromYunnan and other provinces in China have beenparticipating in the China Protected Areas LeadershipAlliance Project, a learning partnership between theChina State Forestry Administration, TNC-China andthe East-West Center. Since 2008, this project hasbrought together more than 350 Chinese and USprotected area experts and government officials toshare successful conservation managementstrategies, practices, tools and techniques.Addressing Diversity, Vulnerabilityand Social JusticeChair/Moderator: CAITLIN WYNDHAM, AUSTRALIAPAULINE ANGELA BAUTISTA, Corporate Secretary,Bagong Lumad Artists Foundation Inc., PHILIPPINES“Evolving a Culture of Social Justice in the Philippines”KAM CHUEN CHOI, Part-time Lecturer, BaptistUniversity, HONG KONG“Activist Documentary (Social Action Documentary)for a Just Society — New Concepts in Documentary”COSMIN CORENDEA, Associate Academic Officer,United Nations University, USA“International Hybrid Law — Adaptive Legal Strategiesto Social Vulnerability and Climate Adaptation”JAY HENDERSON, USA“Peeking Past Peking: Life in China’s Minority Areas”CAITLIN WYNDHAM, AUSTRALIA“Civil Society Impact on Policy — a SocialMovement in Vietnam”12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch at Nongyuan Restauranton Peking University (PKU) campus, location #2on the PKU map. You will need your lunch ticket(included behind your name badge) to get your lunch.1:30 – 3:00 pm Plenary PanelThe Changing East-West CenterSunlight Hall (1st floor)Moderator: CHARLES E. MORRISONEast-West Center Directors:TERANCE BIGALKE, Education ProgramKAREN KNUDSEN, Office of External AffairsNANCY LEWIS, Research ProgramSATU LIMAYE, East-West Center in Washington3:00 – 3:30 pm Coffee Break (1st floor lobby area)3:30 – 4:30 pm EWCA Alumni Membership MeetingOpen to all conference participantsYingjie Exchange Center, Sunlight Hall (1st floor)5:30 pm Buses leave for Aloha Banquetat the Four Points by Sheraton Beijing(Tower 1, No. 25 Yuandan Road, Haidian District).Meet at the entrance of the Yingjie Exchange Center(conference venue).6:30 – 9:00 pm Farewell/Aloha Banquetincluding Alumni Talent ShowFour Points by Sheraton Beijing9:30 pm Buses leave to go back to PKUMoonlight Hall Five Teachings in China: Significant(1st floor) Local Knowledge for the 21st CenturyModerator: TU WEIMING, Professor of Philosophy andfounding Dean of the Institute for Advanced HumanisticStudies, Peking UniversityThis panel will explore the meaning and relevance ofDaoism, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam inChinese culture. The panel will comprise leadingscholars and philosophers who will engage each otheras well as the audience on the various aspects ofreligion, culture and philosophy.PHOTO: WOSHing AU

14EWC Distinguished Alumni AwardsThis award honors former East-West Center participants for exceptional accomplishments in their professions andcontributions to East-West relations and understanding. The award was established by an endowment fund donatedby the late Dr. Dai-Ho Chun, former director of the Center's Institute of Technical Interchange.Two outstanding alumni will receive the 2012 EWCA Distinguished Alumni Award:Senen Bacani, FormerPhilippines Secretary ofAgriculture under PresidentCorazon Aquino, is currentlythe Chairman and President ofthe agri-business La Frutera, Inc.,one of the top banana exportersin the Philippines. Previously,Bacani, who pursued an MBAfrom the University of Hawai‘iwhile he was at the East-West Center from 1966-1968,had spent 20 years in a successful career with Dole FoodCompany, including serving as Dole’s country managerin Costa Rica and the Philippines. After leaving Aquino’sadministration, he spearheaded the establishment of thefirst large-scale banana plantation in the autonomousregion of Muslim Mindanao, helping to bring jobs andstability to the war-torn region in his belief that “peaceand development go together.” Employing more than1,800 people, roughly 90 percent of whom are Muslimsand 10 percent are Christians, Bacani and his businesspartners envisioned La Frutera as a model of how Christiansand Muslims can work together. In 2006 he was namedEntrepreneur of the Year by SGV Ernst & Young.Amanda Ellis, who pursued aPhD in Political Science whileshe was at EWC from 1986-1989,is currently New Zealand’sDeputy Secretary of ForeignAffairs and Trade in charge ofinternational development.Before returning to the ministry,where she had earlier been in theForeign Service at postings inParis, the Pacific and Asia, Ellis worked as the LeadSpecialist for Gender and Development for the WorldBank, where she played a vital role in economicallyempowering women in an impressive number of theworld’s developing countries. “It’s fascinating howthings I was involved with at the Center in my earlycareer, how these connections have been maintained andstrengthened to become a theme in my professional life,”remarked Ellis.East-West Center AssociationPresidential Recognition AwardThe newly established East-WestCenter Association PresidentialRecognition Award will be givenby outgoing EWCA PresidentRicardo Trimillos to tirelessvolunteer (and 1962-64 alumna)Itsuko Suzuki. Itsuko establishedthe Association’s MentoringProgram 10 years ago and hasbeen the key force behind theprogram’s success. In addition to her leadership of theMentoring Program, which has involved hundreds ofEWC students and professionals from the Honolulucommunity, she has served on the EWCA-Hawai‘iChapter Board for many years. Her dedication andcommitment to the EWC is an inspiration to otheralumni volunteers. Selected as one of two grantees outof 2,000 applicants from Japan, Itsuko, going againstcultural norms for Japanese women at that time, came tothe Center in 1962 from Tokyo as a graduate student inSocial Work, a field not offered at the graduate level inJapan in the ’60s. After receiving her degree, she workedfor the Japanese Red Cross and the International SocialService in Tokyo and eventually returned to Hawai‘iand served for 30 years as a medical social worker anddiagnostic clinic coordinator for the Hawai‘i StateDepartment of Health. Recognizing how fortunate shewas to receive the EWC Scholarship and how it shapedthe course of her life, she felt moved to give back to theEast-West Center community and share the benefits shehas received with the next generation of students.

15EWCA Outstanding Volunteer AwardsThis award recognizes outstanding alumni volunteers who have provided significant contributions to the programs andactivities of the East-West Center Association. Three individuals will receive the 2012 EWCA Outstanding Volunteer Award:Lyn Flanigan co-chaired theEWC/EWCA 50th AnniversaryConference in 2010 and served asPresident of the EWCA ExecutiveBoard from 2009-2012 and as aBoard member from 2004-2010.She came to the East-West Centerfrom Indiana as an Asian Studiesmajor in the 1960s (Institute forStudent Interchange 1965-1968).After obtaining her master’s degree, Lyn lived in Asia forseveral years and then returned to the Center where sheworked as a program officer for 12 years. During thistime, which she calls her “most memorable period at theCenter,” she and her family hosted many EWC studentsin their home. While working, she obtained her lawdegree at the University of Hawai‘i and then worked asan attorney in Honolulu. She was appointed to the EWCBoard of Governors in 1992 during a time of transition.During her nine years on the Board she focused onreinvigorating alumni relations. Professionally, Flaniganrecently served for eight years as executive director ofthe 7,000-member Hawai‘i State Bar Association.Larry Foster, an EWC alumnusfrom 1978-1981 in the CultureLearning Program, has givenback to the East-West Centercommunity in many ways overthe years having served asPresident of the East-WestCenter Alumni AssociationExecutive Board from 2005-2009, as an Ex-Officio memberof East-West Center Board of Governors, and as memberon the Planning Committees for the InternationalConferences held in Vietnam (2006) and Bali (2008).Professionally, he served as Dean of the University ofHawai‘i at Mānoa’s William S. Richardson School of Lawfrom 1995-2003. Before obtaining his legal education atthe U.H. Law School as an East-West Center grantee,Larry received a PhD in Chinese Studies and taughtChinese language at the University of Hawai‘i and theUniversity of Washington. He has been active in lawreform issues in Japan, China and the Pacific andserves as a Legal Advisor to the American Chamber ofCommerce in Shanghai and as an elected member of theGoverning Council of the Inter-Pacific Bar Association.Nasti Reksodiputro, Communicationsliaison for the EWCA-JakartaChapter, was one of the co-chairs ofthe organizing committee for theEWC/EWCA InternationalConference in Bali in 2008. An EWCgrantee in the early 1960s (Institutefor Student Interchange 1962-64), shereturned to Indonesia with a degreein Teaching English as a SecondLanguage. During her years at the Center, she experienced thesharing, support and cooperation among the students fromvery diverse countries and decided to utilize those elements tocreate a library on wheels for children. She founded YayasanPustaka Kelana (the Wandering Books Foundation), dedicatedto increasing children’s access to books, fostering literacy,and spreading the joy of reading in her country. After retiringfrom the University of Indonesia, Reksodiputro managed tocollect some 3,000 books. The bookmobile took to the streetsof Jakarta in 1996. Now, Pustaka Kelana has three bookmobilesand a stationery reading room in East Jakarta. With increasingsupport, the library continues to expand and branch out.Thousands of children across the city regularly use thefoundation’s libraries. The bookmobiles visit schools andneighborhoods, targeting children in the middle- to lowerincomebracket. Reksodiputro is also an active member of aJakarta-based foundation for dyslexic children.EWCA OutstandingChapter AwardsThis award recognizes outstanding EWCA Chapters whichhave provided significant contributions to the goals andprograms of EWCA and support of the mission of theEast-West Center. The 2012 EWCA Outstanding ChapterAwards will be given to EWCA alumni chapters in:Okinawa, Japan – The Okinawa chapter has demonstratedongoing strong support to the students of the EWC through thechapter’s EWCA Okinawa Alumni Scholarship Foundation.The chapter also recently published a book of EWC alumniessays titled Bridge of Rainbows Linking East & West tocommemorate the East-West Center’s 50th anniversary.Brisbane, Australia – The Brisbane chapter engaged inextensive community outreach activities including volunteerwork with the Australian Red Cross in support of relief andrecovery efforts for the people affected by the devastating floodsin Queensland. The chapter has also collaborated with the EWCalumni chapter in Nepal by financially supporting the educationalgoals of two economically disadvantaged Nepalese students.

16Members of Conference CommitteeEWCA Chapter LeadersEast-West CenterCharles E. MorrisonKaren KnudsenEast-West CenterAssociationnirendra MaskeRic TrimillosZhongming PanConference Co-ChairsRic Trimillosgordon RingEWCA Executive BoardSarosh BanaJenny Miller garmendiaEric HansonCarl HefnerSolomon Kanthagordon (Kem) Lowry, Jr.nirendra MaskeEast-West CenterAlumni Officenoreen TanouyeTrina ChangAlumni Volunteersitsuko SuzukiPaul MeyersStudent AssistantsJason LiRashae Rabang-CorpusConference Sub-committee MembersOverallKaren Knudsennoreen TanouyeConference ProgramCo-Chairs:Terance Bigalkeand V. Bruce TolentinoRic TrimillosLoretta PangDiane Peters-nguyenSharon Luciennoreen TanouyeConference RegistrationTrina ChangPat MatsunagaDevelopmentMangmang Browngary yoshidaLogisticsCarolyn EguchiQinghong WangProgram Bookletnoreen Tanouyegordon RingKennedy & Preiss DesignPublic and Media RelationsDerek FerrarAdvisersQinghong WangBetty BuckEWCA Beijing ChapterZhongming PanHaiming WenSherie CuiXiaorong ChenIn cooperation withPeking University staff:Zhenya Chenying Wangyuanyuan Du (Clara)yulan SongXinguo LiuVijayan MunusamySteve OliveEdward (ned) ShultzEstrella Besinga SybinskyTina S. TakashyV. Bruce TolentinoArfa ZehraRajesh Kumar AggarwalShyam AgrawalEkramul AhsanBill ArmbrusterSarosh BanaSovath Bongnaris Chaiyasootiraphne ChildsRamon ClareteCarlos Peloi dos ReisPamela DrymillerArjumand Faiselg.B.A. FernandoSeiko FuruhashiMohamad Saleh ghazaliCraig gimaCarl HefnerHoe Hoangyasuo HoshinoMuhammad ibrahimJonathan JacobsTomi JohnstonPurnawan JunadiSolomon Kanthayu-Jen KaoSusan KreifelsClaire LanghamJeong Taik LeeThein LwinKazi Suleman MemonAnak Agung MuninjayaAri PahlawiZhongming PanSonna Belliappa PemandaLaura Ramosnageswara RaoChanthavong SaignasithSeok-Hoon SengShankar SharmaJessica A. Sheetz-nguyenglenn ShiveKamal SiddiqiBarbara StumphShigeo TonoikeAnny WongCaitlin WyndhamKeiko yamazatoArfa Syed ZehraChandigarhnew DelhiDhakanew yorkMumbaiPhnom PenhBangkokBrisbaneManilaDiliChicagoislamabadColomboKansaiKuala LumpurMedia Chapter, co-chapter leaderHawai‘iHanoinagoyaFaisalabadOntarioArizonaJakartaPort MoresbyTaipeiMedia Chapter, co-chapter leaderSouthern CaliforniaSeoulyangonHyderabadBaliAcehBeijingChennaiSydneyHyderabadVientianeSingaporeKathmanduAsian Studies Development ProgramHong KongKarachinorthern CaliforniaTokyoWashington, D.C.Asia Pacific Leadership ProgramOkinawaLahore

17Conference SponsorsOur sincere thanks to the businesses and organizationswho helped make this conference possible through their generous donations.Mahalo!Gold SponsorSinomedia Int’l Group Inc.Supporting SponsorsFour Seasons Holiday, Co.Roberta’s Gift Basket and Flowers: Roberta TakamotoSheraton Waikiki Hotel & ResortsTour into TibetTrade West, Inc.University of Hawai‘i at MānoaUniversity of Hawai‘i Alumni AssociationWorld Destinations, Inc.DISCOVER CHINA ANYWHERECHINABOOKSOur mission is to be North America’s comprehensivesource on all things China by using a variety of platformsand digital spaces. Moreover, we provide a wide variety ofservices – we publish and distribute books and offerlectures and training programs. Sinomedia comprises thepublishing imprints of China Books and Long River Press.LONG RIVERCHINASinomediaSINOMEDIA INTERNATIONAL GROUP360 Swift Avenue Suite 48, South San Francisco, CA 94080China Books | LongRiver Press | www.webonchina.comna.com

18East-West Center Association (EWCA)Alumni Scholarship FundThe East-West Center Association (EWCA) beganawarding Alumni Scholarships in 2002 to make East-West Center’s transformational educational programsaccessible to all qualified students, regardless of theireconomic resources. Scholarships are awarded tograduate degree students based on academic excellence,financial need, leadership potential, and a strongcommitment to community service and involvementwith EWCA. These stand-alone scholarships havehelped to increase the number of EWC students, andprovide supplemental funding to graduate degree fellowswho need additional support for travel to the Center andfor other personal expenses beyond the graduate degreefellowship.EWCA Alumni Scholarships are created from threesources of funds:■■■Contributions to the EWC Foundation’s annualcampaign,Investment income from the Alumni EndowmentFund, andProceeds from the Silent Auction and InternationalBazaar at the annual EWC dinner.ALUMNI ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDAll alumni and friends of the EWC are welcome todesignate their gifts donated during the annual campaignto the Alumni Annual Scholarship Fund. Because this isnot an endowment, gifts to the fund are available forimmediate use.ALUMNI ENDOWMENT FUNDEWCA alumni created the Alumni Endowment Fund asa legacy to help future generations of students share theEWC experience. Contributions can be made in theform of cash, bequest/trust, appreciated securities, or lifeinsurance. This fund includes all gifts from alumni whodesignate their donations to the endowment. Funds areplaced in the EWC Foundation’s Endowment Fund, andheld in perpetuity. Income from the investment ofthese funds is used to fund scholarships.INVESTING IN THE FUTURE:SCHOLARSHIPS CHANGE LIVESYour gift makes a real difference in the lives of East-WestCenter students to prepare them for leadership in theAsia Pacific region. This year’s EWCA Alumni ScholarAward recipients are Zaya Dondov (Mongolia), VinogiriKrishnan (Malaysia), Barnabas Cordell Seyler (USA),Jeny Shrestha (Nepal) and Phoumy Sok (Cambodia).Thanks to the generosity of alumni and communitydonors, the EWC Association Alumni ScholarshipFund has been able to distribute over $236,000 so that83 students from 19 countries could participate inEWC education programs.Please make your gift today by mailing your gift or usingour secure website at EastWestCenter.org/donatenow.You can designate your donation to the Annual Fund forStudent Scholarships or Alumni Endowment Fund forStudent Scholarships.You can also have your financial institution transfer(quarterly) payments directly from your checkingaccount to EWC (US bank accounts only). Sign up bycontacting the EWC Foundation at 808.944.7143 or byemail Foundation@EastWestCenter.org to request theauthorization form or going to the EWC Foundationwebsite EastWestCenter.org/support-the-ewc.A gift of any size directly supports East-West Centerstudents and programs.

19HONOR ROLL OF DONORSOn behalf of the East-West Center, we would like to thank our donors who have generously contributed to the East-West CenterAssociation (EWCA) Alumni Annual Scholarship Fund and Alumni Endowment Fund for Student Scholarships from inception to July 2012.Anonymous (20)Szarina AbdullahShigeyuki AbeJoseph A. AbelMasayuki AdachiPaul W. AdamsRoberta E. AdamsLinda AdamsonDr. Ronny AdhikaryaAmy AgbayaniSaleem AhmedTakamasa & SuzanneAkiyamaSusan L. Allen, PhDBruce M. AllenderJose B. C. & Patricia AlvarezAnn M. AmbielRoger T. AmesFred & Kiyoko AndersonMarilyn J. AndersonMichael H. AndersonBeng Choo AngRyuji AraiWilliam R. ArmbrusterRichard R. ArnoldTomohide AshidaAssociation of Maternal &Child Health ProgramsColonel Ronald H. Averill,US Army (Retired)gale Awaya McCallumAXA FoundationFusako & Masao BabaSenen & yolanda BacaniAdolph F. BakunRichard E. Ball, PhDDennis E. BartonProfessor Libby BayFay E. BeauchampCarl B. BeckerDr. yukiko n. BedfordJames M. BedoreHarumi BefuBella Z. BellDaphne & Mike BellSusan Sutterfield BellsBenji BenningtonDaniel & Elizabeth BermanTeresita g. BernalesJohn BeruldsenArdith Miller BettsDr. Verner C. Bickley& Mrs. gillian BickleyTerance & Jan BigalkeWalter A. BillingsleyMary i. BockoverWilliam BoddeHoward Philip BodnerBarbara A. BonnerMarion R. BoultbeeAnn M. BouslogAri & Dolly BraraDr. Jaswinder BraraBarbara BrewerDr. Frances M. BrookeyElizabeth BuckJohn M. BullardJoyce A. BullenChalintorn & Fred BurianMable C. BurksLarry L. BurmeisterSusan H. BushJoan CabrezaBernardino g. Cagauan Jr.Bill CallahanPatrick T. CallanMr. & Mrs. Lionel E. CamaraMs. Susan M. CampbellJill CanfieldSharon A. CarstensCharlotte CascioJames Jim CastleHelen E. CedenoMarina J. ChabotEkachai ChaiprasertsithiWillie C. ChanChiao-Sen ChangCrescencia V. Chan-gonzaga,PhDBoonthai & Saichay ChantavyEddie & Sheila Chaoneel K. ChapagainKaren Hubenthal ChappellWallace ChappellDr. & Mrs. Donald F.B. Charg. Shabbir & Sharon CheemaChao-nan ChenShu-dong ChenCharles S. Johnston& Xin ChenZhenping ChenPaul M. F. ChengChina Discovery ToursMinja & yong-Ho ChoeAlan g. & Joan M. ChoiJong Kun ChoiUhn-Kyung Choigaye ChristoffersenChristopher, Smith& Associates LLCKwong y. Chuang& Cheng T. LimRina C. y. ChungMa Mirella gotangco-ClareteDanny & Lourdes P. ClarkPaul ClarkProf. Ansley J. CoaleDouglas A. CodigaProf. John J. CoganJaney ColeStuart H. Colemannancy M. ConradtDr. Carolyn D. CookJohn & Catharine CoolJack CormanWilliam glenn CourtElsie CunninghamPamela Dagrossa& Leslie PolandFitha W. DahanaLarry DaksRichard DamrowMarivic g. DarTom DavenportDaw Pwa yinWilliam Theodore deBaryJay & Marti deBenedettiCota Deles-yabutBruce Delman, PhDKazuko & Akira DemuraMr. Hitoki DenDonna DequinaCheong H. DiongAchmad & Mendl W. DjunaidyMy DoHiroko H. DodgeMasao DoiSusan Anne DolanRay T. DonahueErnie DonehowerDr. Rick DonohoeDoris Duke ManagementFoundationMinna DoskowMs. Jo Ann W. DotsonVilath DouangphoumyPamela Pallissard Drymillernader C. DuttaMakoto Ebiharayvonne Han EdelinJeanne L. EdmanKhaleda EkramLucien EllingtonAmanda Ellis & Keric ChinRobert EngLawrence M. g. EnomotoModesta B. EnriquezRoger Ernstglenna EshlemanPhil & Jaynie EstermannZenaida EstradaEWC AssociationEWCA Australia ChapterEWCA Chennai Chapter, indiaEWCA Chicago ChapterEWCA Korea ChapterEWCA Okinawa ChapterEWCA Tokyo ChapterEWCA yangon ChapterCarol C. FanJulien FarlandJohn W. FarringtonDavid W. FaustWilliam FeltzCandace FinkelstonVictor E. FlangoLyn FlaniganKathy FoleyDonna y. FongMary C. ForestieriLarry & Brenda FosterBob FrancesconeKarl Frogner & KanithaSilthornvisudh FrognerRaymond-Jean FrontainHiroshi FujiManabu FujimuraCarol F. FujitaDr. Fumiko FujitaCarol E. FullertonMary Jo Rossi FurgalSeiko FuruhashiRosita gallega galangCatherine Muirhead gallagherMilann gannaway & John Hoygannett FoundationDely P. gapasinCatherine garayReynaldo P. garay, PhDJacob A. gayle, PhDnancy J. geissBuddy & Melga T. gendranoDr. norman geschwind& Letizia R. geschwindian A. gillBarry Keith gillsLisa A. girionHoward giskinDr. gloria golecDonald & Laura gooAyako graefeWalter A. graham Jr.Sylvia grayJacquelyn W. greenOrian H. greeneElizabeth greenmanDr. & Mrs. Paul R. gregoryViolet E. grenDr. Conrad E. guberaJohn & Marcia gunnarsonAmit guptaAnupy Singla guptaRobert and Adele gurevichChance i. gusukumaMayu HagiwaraKoichi HajiLinda E. HamadaKiyoshi HamanoElizabeth y. Han TsengSandra & Louis HandlerKaren T. HaradaTakayoshi Haradayutaka HaradaKoichi Hasegawayoichi HasegawaChie HashimotoMitsuo HashimotoKhalid Hashmaninorie HataHawaiian Electric CompanyJohn n. Hawkinsiwao HayakawaRyuji HayashiDr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. HeaneyC. Randall HenningDal M. HerringRobert B. HewettDavid HickeyRon HimesDrew E. HindererMitsuho HirataKiyosi HirosimaDiddy R. Hitchins, PhDTetsuko S. HoKazuaki & Katsuko HojoLon T. HoldenOliver V. HoltzmannKeiko HonmaDr. James F. HopgoodBhanuphol Horayangurairis & David Horneryasu & Bongza HosomatsuMs. Adriana M. HoukDebra Lynn Hughesgail F. HughesMs. Karen F. Hughes

20HONOR ROLL OF DONORScontinuedTerry & Valerie HullAl Hulsennancy g. HumeMr. & Ms. Frank Liang-HaoHungAziz HusainTeruhisa ichiharaDr. yoshiki iinumaKokichi iizasaPeter Shigehiko iizukaCheryl Kaneko ikemiyaAnne E. imamuraMay Leiko imamura-UruuAtsushi inabanarahiko inoueinternational Association ofEWC AlumniRobert Cirelli irwinLorraine isaacsHiroshi ishiguroyoshiko y. ishikawayoshiko K. ishizawaTakuzo isobeOsamu iwataDato’ ir Dr. A. Bakar JaafarProf. Abdul JabbarSarah Jackson-HanSyed Z. JafferyKathleen JamiesonCecilia Osteen Jan, PhDPeter P. JenningsDong K. JeongJhamandas Watumull FundHisatake & Akiko JimboRyuzo JisakaDr. Charles J. Johnson& Dr. Xiaodong WangDale R. JohnsonDixon C. JohnsonEdwin L. JohnsonMary M. & Donald (Dickens)JohnsonTodd M. JohnsonDr. David JonesDr. garth n. JonesRoyce A. JonesM.J. JordanHee-nam JungJun KabigtingDavid KaeuperHiroshi & Miyoko KakazuC. Kamasakiyoko KamikawaSuntharalechmy KanagasabaiCarmen g. KanapiMichikazu KanedaSally Lampson KaneheJunichi KanekoEung-Seon KangSoon Hock KangMr. yu-Jen KaoTheodore n. KaplanJudith n. KappenbergAhsan Kareemitsuko O. KasaiMitsuo KatoKosho KatsuraClare C. KawadaLysia Keenoel J. Kent, PhDAngela Kay KeplerKFg Properties, inc.Dr. & Mrs. Thao KhamouiDr. & Mrs. M. Asad KhanPeter KilbyTimothy KillikellyByung Soo Kim - Alumni 77Prof. Kim, gyung-RanHeesook Kim-yea, PhDMary-Ann Filotas KimSoon K. KimMasashi KimuraSuzanne Kindervatterisao KinjoJane M. Kinneyyuko Kitadayoshikatsu Kiuchigreg & Karen KnudsenEiji KobayashiShigeo KobayashiVictor & Cleo KobayashiStanley H. Kobergrace S. KohatsuRyuichi KomatsuTeresita Chan KopkaKorea Fulbright AlumniAssociationMichiko U. KornhauserTom KorsonChristine W. KulikowskiRuriko KumanoTeruyuki Kume, PhDTetsuya KunihiroKuo, Chang-yangEddie C. KuoAkemi & Misako KurokawaFelix B. KwanSumner J. La CroixCharles S. La MonicaJohn LamChhom-Reak “Therry” ThongLambertEdgar Folk Lambert iiiFlora g. LaMontagneKristy H. LampeStephen Lanegary & Bach-Mai LarsenBetty Lou LarsonM. D. LauterbachBob LeaversuchFah Onn LeeJeong T. LeeSang-Chul Lee, PhDHoward LeichterDr. Edna A. LeonardMan-Kam LeungPingSun LeungDr. Sam Cheung Shing LeungJack & Sandy LewinDavid C. LiJustin B. LiangKo-Lin Jody LiaoProf. yuan-lin LinLinda L. LindseyArthur LisciandroSuzanne Brown LittleAlicia B. LlacunaTimothy & Zenny LogueJesse R. LongDomingo Los Banos Jr.Lena y. LowDr. & Mrs. Kem LowryShyue-Ching LuChi-Lin LuhK. J. Luke Foundationnorman y. LutherJames D. Lynnnnenna J. MaduforoFederico V. MagdalenaJohn H. MaierSumi & Henry MakeyEtsuko MakinoKanika Mak-LavyDr. Ashok K. MalhotraParashar & Mohini MallaMalmad, David L.ingeborg Kendall ingeMarantoMichele MarionDr. Ely J. MarquezBetsy Volkmann Marshall& Leigh Marshallgary L. MarshallJulie A. Marshall& Richard g. JonesKoichi MaruyamaAndrew & Janet MasonHazel C. MasonMichael & Judy MastersKaoru S. MatsudaHideki MatsudoProfessor Kenichi MatsuiKeizo MatsumuraHiroshi Matsuokayoko MatsuzakiJohn & Mary MayoPatricia & Sam McCallDavid P. McCauleyLaurene McClainisabel S. McClendonMcinerny FoundationMaxwell g. McLeod Jr.O. Donald MeadersWalter n. MeciunasSheila A. MeehanWilliam n. MeltonKwang-Ho MengThomas H. MesnerLaura M. MihoDr. Dragan MilivojevicAlan C. MillerDr. Linda Karen MillerSari Miller-AntonioDr. Joyce MillsKazuo MinatoTouru MiuraKimitada MiwaCharlotte O. MiyamotoJennie y. MiyasakiFujio Miyasato, M.D.Motoyasu MiyataKimie MiyazakiRamli MohamedM. C. Mohan & Mrs. P. MohanChristina MolinariMichael V. MolloyDavid J. MongoldMarie A. MonsenMara MontelibanoThe J.P. Morgan ChaseFoundationRie MoriAmbassador & Mrs. JamesMoriartyMr. yoshihisa & Reiko MoritoCharles E. MorrisonRebecca L. MorrisonRonald P. MorrisonDr. Susan R. MorrowCecile L. MotusLyn y. Moygerald MullinsAnne MulvaneyDr. Savario MungoStan & Aileen MunroRobert L. MunroeProfessor yoshikazu Murakamiyoshinori MurakamiKatsuhiro MurataChifumi nagai& Michael WeitzenhoffBasskaran and Chor Eng nairReiko & Seiichi nakadaRose nakamuraEdwin M. nakasoneAkio nakataKatherine T. nakata, PhDHisashi nakatomiDr. Etsuko nakayamaThomas S. namikiDesai A. narasimhaluDr. & Mrs. idabagus narendraJoan M. natalieElaine nathanSeiji & Jane nayaSheila nayarTimothy Siu-Man ngArthur ngiraklsongDavid nguyenA. Richard nicholsyoshio nihoKenneth nishiharaShoji nishimotoyoshitaro nishimuraWendy A. noharaTakashi noninErnest J. notar, PhDJanice nuckolsPeter & Karen (Reid) nunannobuko Miyama OchnerDr. Setsuo Ogasawaranaohiro OgawaLauri B. Ogumoroin-Hwan Oh & Chung Ja Kongyukio OhtaTae Okadayumiko OkamotoKunio OkudaMidori OkugawaKen & yahui OlenikSteve & gigi OliveTory, Orit, April, Alex& Lyla OlshanskyRaymond W. & Bonnie D. OlsonShoichi OnoMr. Charles n. OnuferSara E. OrelHidefumi OshimaKensei OshiroTsunehiko Oshirogerald & Tsue OstermannTamaki OsumiTadahisa Otayoshiko OtsuboHisao OtsukaJoseph L. Overton, PhDRebecca Sanchez OvittDr. William B. OwenTsunao OyamaDr. Elaine S. PadillaBert C. Palencia, PhDMartha H. Palit

21HONOR ROLL OF DONORScontinuedLoretta O. Q. PangMichael ParkeDr. Sunita PeacockPeter & Daisy PeeDave & Kathleen PellegrinThomas M. PendergastMs. Kathryn K. PeppeDr. Barbara Bennett PetersonWilliam S. PfeifferTeresa Phuong-Mai PhanDr. Susan J. PharrSheilah A. PhilipMike PhilsonDiane Pierce-WilliamsEveline grapens PiersmaPoh Kok Kiangerald & Olive PoliksElaine Margaret PospishilClyde V. Prestowitz Jr.Prof. Ross PrizziaJames H. Proctor Jr.Dr. Rita PulliumStephen PyrczakJean-Louis RalluA. Terry Rambo& Patma Vityakon RamboSiegfried RamlerMorita RapozaC. Tait RatcliffeMeherunnissa n. Rehmaninasti ReksodiputroDr. E. Bruce ReynoldsDr. Joanne RhoneDr. Lawrence C. RhyneMarcia R. Rickardgordon & Milly Ringgene A. RisterCarol O. RobertsPaul A. RodellDelia B. Rodriguez-AmayaPeter RoseJoan Rubiniftikhar SaeedEiji SaitoKatsuyuki SaitoMasaaki SakashitaMasaro SakashitaDr. Chhany B. Sak-HumphryRafael & Elizabeth Salva CruzPuongpun & Thanh-LoSananikoneMarilyn P. SantosSetijati SastrapradjaDr. & Dr. Satha-AnandJune T. SatoKanji SatoMitsugi SatoRobert S. SaundersTimothy SavageAlvin & Trudy Schandler-WongCarl SchwartzJohn H. ScrantonRonald g. ScronceRobert M. SearsValerie Frances Sedlak, PhDSachiko SeinoSachio SemmotoA. SeshanMr. & Mrs. gokul R. ShahVicki L. ShambaughKevin R. ShaneyStephanie A. Shapirogeorge W. Shardlow, PhDDr. narendra P. SharmaAnees A. Sheikh, PhDSam & Connie ShepherdVittalla & Tina ShettigaraKazuko i. ShibaharaTetsuya ShibayamaJung Soon Shimyasuko ShimizuMyong S. ShinJo ShinshoSetsuko y. ShinshoKiyoshi Shioiriichiro ShirakawaCindy yoshiko Shirataghulam Shiraziglenn ShiveCraig V. ShowalterOmkar ShresthaMs. Kakuko Aoba ShukuEdward J. ShultzToufiq & Ulrike SiddiqiAnahita Thanawalla SidhwaAda Perk SimmonsCharles SimonsKenneth & Martha SimonsenAbigail SinesDevinder SinghJoginder SinghKirpal SinghHan & Xenia SiregarWilliam SlaymakerMs. Phyllis J. SloyerPamela J. H. SlutzKim SmallCurtis D. SmithLarry E. SmithDr. Daniel SoVincentius SoesantoChunghee S. Soh, PhDJung S. SonWi S. SongTiane L. SoulathaJim Carleton Steelegary D. SticeFrederick D. StoneMs. nan StreeterKristen L. StrellecPaul & Proserfina StronaDungywe SuJeff SuWen-yu SuMathinee SubhaswadikulJun SudoCho Soon SuhA. F. SukowateyTeresa A. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Dening SunRussell B. Sunshineyasuyuki SutoMitsuaki & itsuko SuzukiKanichi SuzukiDavid A. SwansonHarold & Marilyn SwansonJoanne E. SwearingenPeter, Estrella & AndreaSybinskyElizabeth Witte TackaberryMildred Machiko TaharaAmbassador Raymond R.M. TaiMiwako TakahashiSatomi TakahashiEimatsu TakakuwaHiroaki TakasakaAugustina S. TakashyLinda Chu TakayamaKazuhiko TakemotoAkira TanaharaDr. Harumi TanakaHiroshi TanakaFrank TangKhamtan and Chou L.Tanhchaleunnobukazu TaniiKazumasa TatsuzawaCharles E. TatumWilliam M. TaylorMartin-Teaiwa Family: Joan,John, Teresia, KaterinaSue A. TemperoSri P. TenCateJane TerashimaFumio TeruyaKanko Teruyagek Ching ThaiVilaileka B. ThavornthanasarnTin Myaing Thein& Jack ReynoldsPirith ThipphavongVisith ThipphavongJohn & Mencit ThomasThe Times Mirror FoundationJan & Helen TingDr. Parnich TinnimitLorraine Lorretta JablonskiTobinV. Bruce J. Tolentino, PhDShigeo & Kazuko TonoikeMark TorreanoHisatsugu ToyodaChau T. TranLady Tran-ngocVijay R. TrehanHarry C. Triandisgregory J. TrifonovitchRicardo D. TrimillosDr. & Mrs. gordon Trockman,M.D.Dr. & Mrs. nai K. TsaoCharles Tseng& Wan-Jen TsengTakashi TsuchiyaEtsuko TsujiBeda TumamposMyat T. TunU Maung Maungyukishige UchidaSatoshi UedaHideki UeharaAkira UenoStephen UhalleyHisashi UjiieJunichi UmedaTokiko UmezawaUS Bancorp Foundation,Matching giftsRoy & Fusae UyemuraElizabeth Van DykeDr. Chamnong VibulsriSharon W. VillarosaMary J. Wagner& Metone S. WammaShiro WajimaPeter W. WalkerRoland K. W. WallischDr. Ute Wallisch-LanglotzBettye S. WalshMs. Deborah P. WaltersJeff & Edna WaltersShao-ling V. WangVincent W. Wangyen Kyun WangEthel Alikpala WardRepresentative gene &Faredah Wardnoriyuki WatamoriShinichi Watanabeindru & gulab WatumullDr. Susan S. WaughWei KeBermin & PhiengphenWeilbacherJoseph A. WeinstockWilliam M. WelchDr. David WemhanerByong-Sun WhangMelton & ingelia WhiteLynn T. White& Barbara-Sue WhiteKenneth E. WilliamsonCarlene WilsonRichard W. WilsonCindy Winegargerhard WinterMs. Arlyne g. de los SantosWollenVivien Wong (Seah)Anny Wong & Sara BanaszakPatrick WongTimothy C. WongTa-Cheng Wu“Robert” Zhengkang WuChikanao yagiMatori yamamotoSusumu & Kiiko yamamotoTakashi yamamotoglenn T. yamashitaMichiko M. yamashitaShizuo yamashitayoshihiko yamashitaTsutomu yamazakiKeiji yanagisawaHuiying yangSerena Hsin-Hsin yangXiaomei yangZijin yangChristine R. yanoyasukata yanoMui Teng yapKichiro yatomiMinho yeomSusan griffinyasuo yokotaHitomi yokoteJai-Ho yooChristopher C. yorkyoshinori yoshidaMimi Beng Poh yoshikawaDwayne D. yoshinaJohn A. youngDr. nancy Foon youngPeter F. youngJanice yuBernard H. ZandstraArfa S. ZehraPeggy & Lee ZeiglerHenry B. ZuberRobert g. Zumwinkle

22Conference ParticipantsThis list is for personal use of conference participants only. Pleasedo not share contact data with others or use to send mass emails.Last Name First Name Preferred Email ResidenceABEnOJA MACRinA mackiabenoja@hotmail.com Hi, USAADHiKARyA ROnny ronny@RAdhikarya.com CA, USAAgBAyAni AMEFiL agbayani@hawaii.edu Hi, USAAggARWAL RAJESH aggarwalrka@yahoo.com inDiAAgOES iRiD FARiDA iagoes@cbn.net.id inDOnESiAAnDERSOn MiCHAEL anderson.michaelh@gmail.com VA, USAAZRA AZyUMARDi azyumardiazra1@gmail.com inDOnESiABACAni SEnEn scbacani@yahoo.com PHiLiPPinESBACAni yOLAnDA scbacani@yahoo.com PHiLiPPinESBAnA KATZ inDiABAnA SAROSH sarosh.bana@gmail.com inDiABAUTiSTA PAULinE AngELA pauline@blafi.org PHiLiPPinESBECKERCHERyLBEDi ingE inge_bedi@sympatico.ca CAnADABEDORE JAMES james9999@verizon.net WA, USABigALKE TERRy bigalket@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USABROOKEy FRAnCES fbrookey@yahoo.com CA, USABROWn MAngMAng brownm@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USABUCK ELiZABETH bettybuck@eastwestcommunity.org Hi, USABUTT ATiF i. Atif.Butt@rub.de gERMAnyCADy DOnA cadyd@middlesex.mass.edu MA, USACHA JEOngHyE chakate@gmail.com USACHAng ERiC Eric.Chang@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USACHAUDHARy SUniTA schaudhary@icimod.org nEPALCHEEMA gHULAM SHABBiR CheemaS@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USACHEn RiCHARD rchen.ict@gmail.com USACHO CHO yEE chochoyee@gmail.com MyAnMARCHOi KAM C. jimmychoikc@gmail.com HOng KOngCHOng KEE-CHAi keechaichong@eastwestcommunity.org MALAySiACHRiSTOFFERSEn gAyE gaye_christoffersen@yahoo.com CA, USACHU CinDy cindychu@hkbu.edu.hk HOng KOngCHU RAi SAinT richturbin@turbin.net Hi, USACOOLEn PATRiCK PatrickCoolen7@gmail.com WA, USACOOLEn PHyLLiS driver6918@aol.com WA, USACOREnDEA COSMin ccorendea@stu.edu FL, USACULVER AnniKA annika.culver@uncp.edu nC, USADAVARi AZADEH azadehdavari2009@gmail.comDETERS PHiLiP pjdeters@verizon.net MD, USADiPPMAnn JEFFREy Jeffrey.Dippmann@cwu.edu WA, USADOLAn JAMES D. bama.pjd@gmail.com TX, USADOLAn SUSAn AnnE bama.pjd@gmail.com TX, USADOPTA DEJi diki3dopta2003@yahoo.com.cn MAinLAnD CHinADRyMiLLER DAViD dpdrymiller@comcast.net iL, USAEDMOnD ROSiE redmond@educationusa.infoEgUCHi CAROLyn eguchic@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAEgUCHi WiLBERT wil.eguchi@gmail.com Hi, USAFELTZ WiLLiAM FeltzB@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAFLAnigAn Lyn lflanigan@hawaii.rr.com Hi, USAFOX CAROL foxc@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAFROgnER KARL pattamo_kop@yahoo.com Hi, USAFUJiKi MERiL fujikim@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAFUng DAniEL danfung@dvc.hk HOng KOngFURUHASHi SEiKO seiko@ogu.ac.jp JAPAngAO SOng gaosong@boaoreview.com MAinLAnD CHinAgEiSS nAnCy ngeiss@att.net ny, USAgEORgE TERREnCE tgeorge@castlefoundation.org Hi, USAgiLLiAM ROnALD rgilliam@hawaii.edu Hi, USAgOHDA AKinORi gouda-akino@esnet.ed.jp JAPAngOngBU ZHAXi gongbuzhaxi@yahoo.com MAinLAnD CHinAgUSTAFSOn DAViD gus_gustafson@yahoo.com Hi, USA

23CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTScontinuedLast Name First Name Preferred Email ResidenceHAJi KOiCHi haji@nli-research.co.jp JAPAnHAMAKAWA CURT curt.hamakawa@wne.edu MA, USAHAMMOnD MARy hammondm@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAHAQUE nAJMA haq_1012002@yahoo.com BAngLADESHHARA KiMiE khara@renison.uwaterloo.ca CAnADAHASEgAWA nORiKO hasegawa@hokusei.ac.jp JAPAnHASHiMOTO CHiE chie.hashimoto@guccigroup.com JAPAnHASSEVOORT KiLEy james9999@verizon.net WA, USAHASSEVOORT MyiAH james9999@verizon.net WA, USAHAWKinS JOHn hawkins@gseis.ucla.edu Hi, USAHAyAKAWA iWAO iwaoh@indigo.plala.or.jp JAPAnHAyAKAWA TADAKO tadako@gmail.plala.or.jp JAPAnHAZELMAn FU’A THAiLAnDHAZELMAn MALCOLM maldiner@hotmail.com THAiLAnDHEFFROn JOHn heffron@soka.edu CA, USAHEFnER CARL hefner@hawaii.edu Hi, USAHEnDERSOn JAy jay_henderson@msn.com MD, USAHEnDRATnO EDiE TOET edie_toet@yahoo.com inDOnESiAHO VinH vtho90@hotmail.com FL, USAHORAnniEHOR Sin ROng horsinrong@wanadoo.fr FRAnCEHORAyAngURA BHAnUPHOL montira1@yahoo.com THAiLAnDHUAJUn gAO gaohuajun@bnu1.org MAinLAnD CHinAHUng FRAnK LiAng HAO frankhung@hpoglobal.com TAiWAnHUng KATHy K. TAiWAniBRAHiM MUHAMMAD Mibrahim1946@yahoo.com PAKiSTAnigP SURyADARMA samodhaya@yahoo.com inDOnESiAinA HiSAyOSHi inahisayoshi@aol.com JAPAniR SUHARSO M. Eng harso43@yahoo.com inDOnESiAiTOKAZU JUnKO itokazu@okilc.org JAPAniTOKAZU MASARU itokazu@okilc.org JAPAnJACKSOn ROn ronkanaka@yahoo.com CA, USAJACOBS JOnATHAn S. jonnyjacobs@gmail.com CAnADAJAng Ji yOUng jjchococat@gmail.com nH, USAJEOng nA RAE jnroiseau@naver.com REPUBLiC OF KOREAJin JinPing jinjinping@yahoo.com.cn MAinLAnD CHinAJUng JiSUn jisun@hku.hk HOng KOngKAng XiAOFEng kangxiaofeng@gmail.com MAinLAnD CHinAKHOiRiATi SiTi DAULAH daulahk@yahoo.com inDOnESiAKiM DOngHyUn dhk296@nyu.edu ny, USAKiM HyEOn hj9857@hanmail.net REPUBLiC OF KOREAKiM SU yOUn sykim.asean@gmail.com REPUBLiC OF KOREAKiM WOn nyOn kwn@korea.ac.kr REPUBLiC OF KOREAKinJO SEiKO s-kinjo@ab.cyberhome.ne.jp JAPAnKnUDSEn gREg knudsen123@gmail.com Hi, USAKnUDSEn KAREn Knudsenk@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAKOyAnAgi KEETHE TAiRA kkoyanagi@fhb.com Hi, USAKUME TERUyUKi kume@rikkyo.ac.jp JAPAnLAi DER LiAng liliyen@ms21.hinet.net TAiWAnLARSOn BETTy LOU alohabettylou@hotmail.com Hi, USALATiF yUDi yudi.latif@yahoo.co.id inDOnESiALAU AnDy andybec@cisss.org MAinLAnD CHinALAU FREDERiCK fredlau@hawaii.edu Hi, USALEE DOO WOn leedw104@yonsei.ac.krf REPUBLiC OF KOREALEE HOng gU honlee92@gmail.com iL, USALEE JAE HyUn victor@primenj.org nJ, USALEE MOLLy nyET ngO mlmollylee@gmail.com MALAySiALEE WOnSEOK 911ryan@naver.com MA, USALEWiS nAnCy nancy.Lewis@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USALi FAn FanLi73@gmail.com Hi, USA

24CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTScontinuedLast Name First Name Preferred Email ResidenceLi Jin LAn ifpljl@hotmail.com MAinLAnD CHinALi LUSi lilusi@sinofrench.com MAinLAnD CHinALi MingBO limingbo1980@126.com MAinLAnD CHinALi SHAngBO shangboi@obirin.ac.jp JAPAnLiMAyE SATU limayes@EastWestCenter.org DC, USALinDBERg STig stigberg1@netscape.net Hi, USALinDSEy LinDA llindsey@wustl.edu MO, USALiTTLEJOHn ROnniE ronnie.littlejohn@belmont.edu Tn, USALiU BingHUA binghua@bnu1.org MAinLAnD CHinALOUgHLin PHiLiP PHLoughlin@aol.com MA, USAMA WAnHUA hma@pku.edu.cn MAinLAnD CHinAMASKE niREnDRA ndmaske@hotmail.com nEPALMATSUDA yOKO matsuda@econ.u-hyogo.ac.jp JAPAnMATSUMOTO TETSUJi matsumotot@eastwestcommunity.org JAPAnMATSUnAgA MAURiCE Maurice.matsunaga@va/gov Hi, USAMATSUnAgA PATRiCiA matsunap@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAMEDALLAFRAnCiS COnRADMEDALLAJOEyMEDALLAKAREnMEDALLALEnniEMOK KA HO kahomok@ied.edu.hk HOng KOngMORRiS PETER alohapeter@gmail.com WA, USAMORRiSOn CHARLES morrisoc@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAMUninJAyA AgUng munin07@unud.ac.id inDOnESiAMURAKAMi yOSHiKAZU yoshi-1@yacht.ocn.ne.jp JAPAnMURAO JUn hokutohitiseijp@yahoo.co.jp JAPAnnAKACHi KiyOSHi k.nakachi@meio-u.ac.jp JAPAnnAMgOOng CHAn namgoong@mbc.co.kr REPUBLiC OF KOREAnAnZAO ZHOU zhounz@hotmail.com MAinLAnD CHinAnEUBAUER DEAnE deanen@hawaii.edu Hi, USAniSHiHiRA FUMiKO fuminishi42@yahoo.co.jp JAPAnniSHiHiRA iSAO fuminishi42@yahoo.co.jp JAPAnniTTA FUMiTERU nitta6669@yahoo.co.jp JAPAnnOnin TAKASHi nonint@coffee.ocn.ne.jp JAPAnOLiVE CRiSTinA solive@usaid.gov USAOLiVE KEKOA USAOLiVE STEVEn gigiolive@yahoo.com USAORDOnEZ REginA ginAQLi@yahoo.com PHiLiPPinESOViTT REBECCA rovitt@hba.net Hi, USAPALMORE SUSAn susanmpalmore@yahoo.com Hi, USAPERUSHEK D. E. perushek@hawaii.edu Hi, USAPETERS DARLEnE joseph.peters@chaminade.edu Hi, USAPETERS JOSEPH joseph.peters@chaminade.edu Hi, USAPOH KOK kokkianp@gmail.com MALAySiARAJAMAni SiVA SAKTHiRAJ siva.sakthiraj@gmail.com inDiARAMLER SiEgFRiED ramlers001@hawaii.rr.com Hi, USARATLiFFE KATHERinE ratliffe@hawaii.edu Hi, USAREKSODiPUTRO MARDJOnO mreksodiputro@abnrlaw.com inDOnESiAREKSODiPUTRO nASTi mardjono@cbn.net.id inDOnESiARiCHARDS LEOn lr24@hawaii.edu Hi, USAROLLES JEAn ESTELLE jean.rolles@outrigger.com Hi, USASABiQ AHMAD sabiq_ahmad@yahoo.com inDOnESiASAignASiTH CHAnTHAVOng chanthavongsa@live.com LAO PDRSALMOn, JR. CHARLES salmonc@apcss.org Hi, USASAMARAnAyAKE-ROBinSOn WyLMA wylma@waikikiwyl.me Hi, USASAnAniKOnE PUOngPUn ppsananikone@yahoo.com Hi, USASAnAniKOnE THAnH-LO taf@tafinternational.com Hi, USASARWAR iMRAn ls11pakistan@yahoo.com PAKiSTAnSEAgULL LEWiS lewseagull@aol.com nJ, USASEng SEOK HOOn ALiCE Seokhoon.seng.nie.edu.sg SingAPORE

25CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTScontinuedLast Name First Name Preferred Email ResidenceSHAMBAUgH ViCKi vlshambaugh@phrei.org Hi, USASHEETZ-ngUyEn JESSiCA JSheetznguyen@uco.edu OK, USASHiBUyA MOMOyO shibuya@mall.saitama-u.ac.jp JAPAnSHin JUng-CHEOL jcs6205@snu.ac.kr REPUBLiC OF KOREASHiVE gLEnn glennshive@cuhk.edu.hk HOng KOngSHULTZ EDWARD shultz@hawaii.edu Hi, USASiDDALL DOROTHy ronkanaka@yahoo.com CA, USASiDEL MARK sidel@wisc.edu Wi, USASMiTH-nORRiS MARTHA martha.smith-norris@usask.ca CAnADASTEELE TRACy his_tls@yahoo.com TX, USASTEinEMAnn nAMJi steinemn@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USASTiCE APOLOniA AgOnOy apol@lava.net Hi, USASTiCE gARy apol@lava.net Hi, USASTUMPH BARBARA BORnET bbornets@yahoo.com CA, USASUTAnTO JUSUF Jusuf_sw@yahoo.co.id inDOnESiASUZUKi iTSUKO imasudasuzuki@hawaii.rr.com Hi, USASUZUKi MiTSUAKi msuzuki@hawaii.edu Hi, USATAi RAyMOnD R. M. rmtai721@gmail.com TAiWAnTAnOUyE nOREEn tanouyen@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USATHAMBiPiLLAi PUSHPATHAVi ppathambi@yahoo.com SingAPORETHORSTEn MARiE thorstema@hotmail.com Hi, USATiTALEy JOHn j_titaley@yahoo.com inDOnESiATOLEnTinO V. BRUCE bruce.tolentino@gmail.com PHiLiPPinESTRiMiLLOS RiCARDO rtrimil@hawaii.edu Hi, USATROyAKOVA TAMARA tamaratroyakova@gmail.com RUSSiATSEng CHARLES charles_tseng80@hotmail.com iL, USATSEng WAn-JEn charles_tseng80@hotmail.com iL, USATSUJiMURA R. BRiAn rtsujimura@imanakakudo.com Hi, USATSUJiMURA RUTH Hi, USATU WEiMing wtu@fas.harvard.edu MAinLAnD CHinATURBin RiCHARD richturbin@turbin.net Hi, USAVigOD MiCHELLE mvigod@hotmail.com CAnADAWAng JiLi luckyking888@yahoo.com.cn MAinLAnD CHinAWAng Min wm@xmu.edu.cn MAinLAnD CHinAWAng Qing HOng wangq@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAWAng yEn-KyUn ykwang@cau.ac.kr REPUBLiC OF KOREAWAng ZHEnyAO wzhy@bnu1.org MAinLAnD CHinAWEBER JOAn jweber@scarsdaleschools.org ny, USAWEn HAiMing wenhaiming@gmail.com MAinLAnD CHinAWiJEWAnSA RAnJiT ASOKA alfiewije@gmail.com SRi LAnKAWiLBUR COLBURn CWilbur@packard.org CA, USAWOng RAnDALL wongrsj@hotmail.com Hi, USAWOng VALERiE wongv@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAWU i KAng cowwsikw@netvigator.com HOng KOngWynDHAM CAiTLin cmwyndham@gmail.com AUSTRALiAXU Jing jenniexu@ucla.edu CA, USAyAMAZATO KEiKO yamazato@ocjc.ac.jp JAPAnyAn MiCHEAL MAinLAnD CHinAyAng yOngSHEng yysart@163.com MAinLAnD CHinAyAng Ming yangming@hawaii.edu Hi, USAyEn Li HUA liliyen@ms21.hinet.net TAiWAnyEOM MinHO minho@jnu.ac.kr REPUBLiC OF KOREAyOnEyAMA ASAJi yoneyama@ecatv.home.ne.jp JAPAnyOngyOK-SEEyOOn Ji HEE jayy.1994@gmail.com CT, USAyOOngLEE-LiAnyOOngLi-FOOngyOSHiDA gARy yoshidag@EastWestCenter.org Hi, USAZEHRA ARFA arfa_zehra@yahoo.com PAKiSTAn

26Panel Presenters and ModeratorsThis list is for personal use of conference participants only. Pleasedo not share contact data with others or use to send mass emails.AGGARWAL, RAJESH, Associate Professor, Centre forResearch in Rural and industrial Development, inDiA,aggarwalrka@yahoo.comAGOES, IRID, Chair of the American Studies graduateProgram, University of indonesia and Chair of the AsiaPacific Development Foundation, inDOnESiA,iagoes@cbn.net.idAZRA, AZYUMARDI, Director, graduate School, SyarifHidayatullah State islamic University, inDOnESiA,azyumardiazra1@gmail.comBAUTISTA, PAULINE ANGELA, Corporate Secretary,Bagong Lumad Artists Foundation inc., PHiLiPPinES,pauline@blafi.orgBUTT, ATIF IKRAM, PhD Fellow, Ruhr University Bochum,gERMAny, Atif.Butt@ruhr-uni-bochum.deCADY, DONA, Associate Dean of Humanities and AsianStudies, Middlesex Community College, USA,cadyd@middlesex.mass.eduCHANG, ERIC, Program Assistant, Arts Program,East-West Center, USA, ChangE@eastwestcenter.orgCHAUDHARY, SUNITA, Research Associate, internationalCentre for integrated Mountain Development, nEPAL,schaudhary@icimod.orgCHEEMA, SHABBIR, Senior Fellow, East-West Center andDirector, Asia-Pacific governance and Democracy initiative,USA, CheemaS@eastwestcenter.orgCHEN, RICHARD TEH-KAI, USA, rchen.ict@gmail.comCHOI, KAM CHUEN, Part-time Lecturer, Baptist University,HOng KOng, jimmychoikc@gmail.comCHRISTOFFERSEN, GAYE, Visitng Associate Professor,Johns Hopkins University, USA, gchris14@jhu.eduCHU, CINDY, Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University,HOng KOng, cindychu@hkbu.edu.hkCOOLEN, PATRICK, MS, USA, patrickcoolen7@gmail.comCOOLEN, PHYLLIS, Rn, MSn, DnP, USA,driver6918@aol.comCORENDEA, COSMIN, Associate Academic Officer, Unitednations University, USA, corendea@ehs.unu.eduCULVER, ANNIKA, Asst. Professor of Asian History,University of north Carolina, USA, annika.culver@uncp.eduDAVARI, AZADEH, Leadership and FnS trainer andresearcher, The Leadership group, iRAn,azadehdavari2009@gmail.comDIPPMAN, JEFFREY, Associate Professor, CentralWashington University, USA, Jeffrey.Dippmann@cwu.eduFELTZ, WILLIAM, Manager, Arts Program, East-WestCenter, USA, FeltzB@eastwestcenter.orgFOX, CAROL, Director for Special Projects, East-WestCenter, USA, foxc@eastwestcenter.orgFROGNER, KARL, President & Project Development Head,UB international, USA, pattamo_kop@yahoo.comFUJIKI, MERIL, Seminars Development Coordinator,East-West Center, USA, FujikiM@eastwestcenter.orgFUNG, DANIEL R., SBS, SC, QC, JP, Des Voeux Chambers,HOng KOng, danfung@dvc.hkHAMAKAWA, CURT, Associate Professor of SportManagement, Western new England University, USA,curt.hamakawa@wne.eduHARA, KIMIE, Professor, Renison Research Professor,University of Waterloo, CAnADA, khara@uwaterloo.caHAWKINS, JOHN, Senior Consultant, East-West Center,USA, hawkins@gseis.ucla.eduHEFFRON, JAY, Associate Director, Pacific Basin ResearchCenter, Soka University of America, USA, heffron@soka.eduHENDERSON, JAY, USA, jay_henderson@msn.comHENDRATNO, EDIE TOET, Rector, University of Pancasila,inDOnESiA, edie_toet@yahoo.comHIDAYAT, KOMARUDDIN, Rector, Syarif Hidayatullah Stateislamic University, inDOnESiA,komaruddinhidayat@yahoo.comIBRAHIM, MUHAMMAD, PAKiSTAn,Mibrahim1946@yahoo.comITOKAZU, JUNKO, Director, nPO Okinawa LanguageCenter, JAPAn, itokazu@okilc.orgJANG, JI YOUNG, Student, Phillips Exeter Academy, USA,jyjang@exeter.eduJEONG, NARAE, REPUBLiC OF KOREA,jnroiseau@naver.comJIN, JINPING, Director, nonprofit Organization LawResearch Center, Peking University, MAinLAnD CHinA,jinjinping@yahoo.com.cnKAM, MARCUS, Director, T3 international Limited,MAinLAnD CHinA, marcus@tomsan.comKHOIRIATI, SITI DAULAH, gadjah Mada University,inDOnESiA, daulahk@yahoo.comKIM, DONGHYUN, graduate Student, new york University,USA, dhk296@nyu.edu

27PANEL PRESENTERS AND MODERATORScontinuedKIM, HYEON JEONG, REPUBLiC OF KOREA,hj9857@hanmail.netKIM, SU YOUN, Officer, ASEAn-Korea Centre, REPUBLiCOF KOREA, sykim.asean@gmail.comKIM, WON NYON, Professor, Korea University, REPUBLiCOF KOREA, kwn@korea.ac.krKINJO, SEIKO, Teacher, ishida Junior High School, JAPAn,s-kinjo@ab.cyberhome.ne.jpKUME, TERUYUKI, Professor, Rikkyo University, JAPAn,kume@rikkyo.ac.jpLATIF, YUDI, Center for Pancasila Studies, University ofPancasila, inDOnESiA, yudi.latif@yahoo.co.idLAU, FREDERICK, PhD, University of Hawai‘i, USA,fredlau@hawaii.eduLEE, HONG GU, Student, University of Chicago, USA,honlee92@gmail.comLEE, JAE HYUN, Director, Prime Education Consulting,USA, victor@primenj.orgLEE, MOLLY N.N., Programme Specialist, UnESCO Asiaand the Pacific Regional Bureau for Education in Bangkok,MALAySiA, mlmollylee@gmail.comLEE, WONSEOK, Student, governor’s Academy, USA,911ryan@naver.comLEWIS, NANCY, Director, Research Program, East-WestCenter, USA, lewisn@eastwestcenter.orgLI, SHANGBO, Assistant Professor, J.F.Oberlin Univerity,JAPAn, shangboi@obirin.ac.jpLINDBERG, STIG, PhD Candidate, Kyoto University,JAPAn, stigberg1@gmail.comLINDSEY, LINDA, Senior Lecturer, American CultureStudies, Washington University in St. Louis, USA,llindsey@artsci.wustl.eduLITTLEJOHN, RONNIE, Chair, Department of Philosophy,Belmont University, USA, ronnie.littlejohn@belmont.eduMA, WANHUA, Professor, graduate School of Education,Peking University, MAinLAnD CHinA, hma@pku.edu.cnMATSUDA, YOKO, Professor, University of Hyogo, JAPAn,yokomat@gmail.comMOK, KA HO, Associate VP (External Relations) and Deanof Faculty of Arts and Sciences, The Hong Kong institute ofEducation, HOng KOng, kahomok@ied.edu.hkMUNINJAYA, AGUNG, Director, The Center of HealthServices Management, Udayana University, inDOnESiA,munin07@unud.ac.idMURAKAMI, YOSHIKAZU, Lecturer, Ehime University,JAPAn, yoshi-1@yacht.ocn.ne.jpNAKACHI, KIYOSHI, Meio University, JAPAn,k.nakachi@meio-u.ac.jpNEUBAUER, DEANE, Senior Consultant, EducationProgram, East-West Center, USA, deanen@hawaii.eduPETERS, DARLENE, instructor, Chaminade University,USA, pdarlenepeters@gmail.comPETERS, JOSEPH, Dean, Education Division, ChaminadeUniversity, USA, joseph.peters@chaminade.eduRAJAMANI, SIVA SAKTHIRAJ, Climate Change andSustainability Advisor, Ernst & young, inDiA,siva.sakthiraj@gmail.comRAMLER, SIEGFRIED, Senior Adjunct Fellow, East-WestCenter, USA, ramlers001@hawaii.rr.comRASHIDI, ARASH, Research Assistant Professor, nationalnutrition and Food Technology Research institute, iRAn,a.rashidi@nnftri.ac.irRATLIFFE, KATHERINE, Associate Professor, University ofHawai‘i, USA, ratliffe@hawaii.eduSABIQ, AHMAD, Head of Department of Political Science,Jenderal Soedirman University, inDOnESiA,sabiq_ahmad@yahoo.comSALIM, WILMAR, Assistant Professor, Bandung institute ofTechnology, inDOnESiA, wsalim@pl.itb.ac.idSAMARANAYAKE-ROBINSON, WYLMA, Faculty,University of Phoenix, USA, wylma@waikikiwyl.meSARWAR, CHAUDHARY IMRAN, Creative Researcher,Mixed Reality University, PAKiSTAn,is11pakistan@yahoo.comSEAGULL, LEWIS, Adjunct Professor, Kean University,USA, lseagull@kean.eduSHAMBAUGH, VICKI, Director, Research andDevelopment, Pacific Health Research and Educationinstitute, USA, vlshambaugh@phrei.orgSHEETZ-NGUYEN, JESSICA, Associate Professor ofHistory, University of Central Oklahoma, USA,JSheetznguyen@uco.eduSHIBUYA, MOMOYO, Associate Professor, SaitamaUniversity, JAPAn, shibuya@mail.saitama-u.ac.jpSHIN, JUNG-CHEOL, Associate Professor, Seoul nationalUniversity, REPUBLiC OF KOREA, jcs6205@snu.ac.krSHIVE, GLENN, Executive Director, Hong Kong AmericaCenter, HOng KOng, glennshive@cuhk.edu.hk

28PANEL PRESENTERS AND MODERATORScontinuedSIDEL, MARK, Doyle-Bascom Professor of Law, Universityof Wisconsin-Madison, USASMITH-NORRIS, MARTHA, Associate Professor,University of Saskatchewan, CAnADA,martha.smith-norris@usask.caSTEELE, TRACY, Associate Professor, Sam Houston StateUniversity, USA, his_tls@yahoo.comSTEINEMANN, NAMJI, Associate Director EducationProgram, East-West Center, USA,steinemn@eastwestcenter.orgSTUMPH, BARBARA BORNET, Teacher, Author, Artist,USA, bbornets@yahoo.comSURYADARMA, Lecturer, Hindu University, inDOnESiA,samodhaya@yahoo.comSURYANDI, NYANA, Buddhayana, inDOnESiA,psnadi@gmail.comSUTANTO, JUSUF, Lecturer, University of Pancasila,Faculty of Psychology and Associate Researcher, Universityof indonesia, Psychology Research Center, inDOnESiA,jusuf_sw@yahoo.co.idTHAMBIPILLAI, PUSHPA, Visiting Senior Research Fellow,institute of Southeast Asian Studies, SingAPORE,pushpa.thambipillai@hotmail.comTITALEY, JOHN, Rector, Satya Wacana ChristianUniversity, inDOnESiA, j_titaley@yahoo.comTOLENTINO, V. BRUCE J., Deputy Director-general,international Rice Research institute, PHiLiPPinES,b.tolentino@irri.orgTRIMILLOS, RICARDO, President, East-West CenterAssociation, USA, rtrimil@hawaii.eduTROYAKOVA, TAMARA, Associate Professor, Far EasternFederal University, RUSSiA, tamaratroyakova@gmail.comWANG, MIN, Professor, Xiamen University, MAinLAnDCHinA, wm@xmu.edu.cnWANG, YEN-KYUN, Visiting Professor, Hoseo University,REPUBLiC OF KOREA, ykwang@cau.ac.krWANG, ZHENYAO, President, China Philanthropy Researchinstitute, MAinLAnD CHinA, wzhy@bnu1.orgWIRYONO P SJ, PAULUS, Rector, Sanata DharmaUniversity, inDOnESiA, pwiryono@jesuits.netWYNDHAM, CAITLIN, AUSTRALiA,cmwyndham@gmail.comXU, JING, PhD Candidate, University of California, LosAngeles, USA, jenniexu@ucla.eduYAMAZATO, KEIKO, Professor, Okinawa ChristianUniversity, JAPAn, yamazato@ocjc.ac.jpYANG, MING, Degree Fellow, East-West Center, USA,yangming@hawaii.eduYEOM, MINHO, Professor, Chonnam national University,REPUBLiC OF KOREA, minho@jnu.ac.krYOON, JI HEE, Student, Loomis Chaffee School, USA,jayy.1994@gmail.comYOSHIDA, GARY, Foundation Development Officer,East-West Center, USA, yoshidag@eastwestcenter.orgZEHRA, ARFA, Professor, Forman Christian College,PAKiSTAn, arfazehra@gmail.comZHOU, NANZHAO, President, international Center ofTeacher Education and Professor, East China normalUniversity, MAinLAnD CHinA, zhounz@hotmail.com

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