Indo-Pacific Pathways to Cooperation Jakarta, Indonesia June 17-19, 2019 Indo-Pacific Pathways to Cooperation June 17-19, 2019 Grand Hyatt Jakarta Jakarta, Indonesia

HUBERT H. HUMPHREY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM 40TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE

Table of Contents

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program Overview | 1

Welcome | 2

Humphrey in the Indo-Pacific Region | 4

U.S. Host Universities | 6

Conference Agenda | 8

Alumni Attendees | 12

Notes | 15 HUBERT H. HUMPHREY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Founded in 1978 in honor of the late Senator and Vice President, the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides a year of professional enrichment and leadership development in the United States for mid-career professionals from designated countries throughout the world. The Humphrey Program fosters a mutual exchange of knowledge, builds professional capacity, promotes lasting ties, and enhances international cooperation in areas critical to U.S. engagement with developing and transitional countries.

Each year approximately 150 fellows, funded by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State, are grouped by professional focus area and engage in graduate-level non-degree study and related professional experiences at leading U.S. universities. The program now has a network of nearly 6,000 alumni in 162 countries around the world working to improve their communities and the lives of those in need.

To mark the 40th Anniversary of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program, the State Department aims to acknowledge the extraordinary professional achievements and impact of Humphrey alumni during the Fellowship’s first 40 years through a series of events around the world.

Celebrating the contributions of alumni from Asia and the Pacific, “Indo-Pacific Pathways to Cooperation” will be hosted in Jakarta, Indonesia from June 17-19th, 2019. The three-day conference, broadly focused on good governance, economic integration and development, secure borders, and transparency, will acknowledge the legacy of more than 1,400 alumni across the region and the communities enriched by them. The conference will also serve as a conduit to the future, documenting stories and successes and charting a path forward. HUBERT H. HUMPHREY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM WELCOME

United States Department of State

Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Washington, D.C. 20522

www.state.gov

June 2019

Dear Humphrey Alumni,

On behalf of the U.S. Department of State, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Humphrey alumni conference Indo-Pacific Pathways to Cooperation in Jakarta, Indonesia.

We join you in celebrating accomplishments and reflecting on program goals to foster a network of global leaders who will work together to create a better future for our local, regional, and international communities. I want to recognize your extraordinary achievements and contributions to the fields of civil society, economic development and integration, transparency, security, good governance, public health, journalism, and sustainable development across the Indo-Pacific region. Your work makes your communities, your nations, and the Indo-Pacific region stronger and more prosperous.

The U.S. Department of State celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program this past year. We took stock of the accomplishments of our alumni across the world and across sectors. Through events in South Africa, Croatia, Turkey, Panama, and now in Indonesia, we can see the impact the Fellowship has had, not only on the alumni of the program, but on the communities and campuses that hosted you.

Over the last 40 years, this program has built networks of leaders in politics, government, business, and civil society. We are proud to call you alumni of the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program. We hope that you will take every opportunity to share your experiences and expertise so that we can continue to learn from one another and further the Humphrey Program’s impact in the region and around the world. Please join us on social media using #Humphrey40.

Sincerely,

Marie Royce Assistant Secretary Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs U.S. Department of State

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Maxmillian Angerholzer III Executive Vice President IIE

June 17, 2019

Dear Humphrey Alumni & Friends,

On behalf of the Institute of International Education (IIE), I am pleased to offer warm greetings and best wishes to all attending this workshop, Indo-Pacific Pathways to Cooperation. This event is just one of many being held worldwide to mark the Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program’s 40th Anniversary.

IIE would like to recognize your significant accomplishments, and applaud you as stewards of your countries’ development and contributors to regional growth. We appreciate your commitment to the Humphrey Program and are so pleased you could participate in this important gathering.

While we are together in Jakarta, I encourage you to network with other Humphrey alumni and professionals from various fields, to share impactful experiences, and explore opportunities for future collaboration. You can work together to envision further positive change and development, and this workshop will be only the launching point.

Best wishes for a successful workshop,

Institute of International Education • iie.org 1400 K Street NW, Suite 700 Washington, DC 20005

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n Participating East Asia Pacific countries n Participating South and Central Asia countries

Tashi Chhozom | Bhutan MONGOLIA Bhutan’s first female-appointed 39 Supreme Court Justice. HHH Year 2005-2006

Sujeev Shakya | Nepal Chairman of the Nepal Economic forum; author of CHINA Unleashing Nepal. 166 HHH Year 2002-2003

NEPAL BHUTAN 113 32

BANGLADESH INDIA 90 184 BURMA 94 LAOS 28 Meera Borwankar | India THAILAND First female police commissioner 77 in the state of Maharashtra, CAMBODIA India; Director General of 19 VIETNAM the Maharashtra Police; led a 41 police force of 8,000 men and SRI LANKA women in India’s eighth-largest 72 metropolis, Pune. MALAYSIA HHH Year 2001-2002 SINGAPORE 4 47

MALDIVES Aneesa Ahmed | Maldives 11 Deputy Minister of Women’s Affairs; founder of the NGO INDONESIA Hope for Women; one of ten 79 women around the world chosen for International Women of Courage Award in 2012. HHH Year 1985-1986

4 | Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference Jin Liqun | China First president of the Top fields of study for Humphreys Asian Infrastructure from participating countries Investment Bank focused on infrastructure, energy and Public Policy Analysis & Public Administration | 235 power, transportation and telecommunications, rural Economic Development/Finance & Banking | 208 infrastructure and agriculture Public Health Policy & Management | 148 development, water supply and sanitation, environmental Natural Resources, Environmental Policy, protection, and urban & Climate Change | 128 development and logistics. Agricultural & Rural Development | 108 HHH Year 1987-1988 Communications & Journalism | 99 Urban and Regional Planning | 87 Law and Human Rights | 8 Educational Administration, Planning and Policy | 63 Substance Abuse Education, Treatment, and Prevention | 62

Yusmadi Yusoff | Malaysia SOUTH Senator in the Upper House KOREA of Parliament of Malaysia; 111 Nazla Mariza | Indonesia founder of the RIGHTS Group in Malaysia, created to Director of Transformasi, collaborate for the promotion the Center for Public Policy and protection of the rights of Transformation, formulates TAIWAN the people. regulations in Indonesia for sustainable fisheries, 18 HHH Year 2006-2007 environmental sustainability, and workforce development.

PHILIPPINES HHH Year 2017-2018 120

Rupa Malina | Papua New Guinea MICRONESIA Former Ambassador from Papua 2 New Guinea to the United States. HHH Year 1987-1988

INDONESIA PAPUA FIJI 79 NEW GUINEA SOLOMON 23 TONGA 23 ISLANDS 5 1

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A reflection of the states and universities that have hosted Indo-Pacific alumni

MINNESOTA University of Minnesota | 141

WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 71 University of Washington | 71 MONTANA NORTH MINNESOTA DAKOTA 141 OREGON

IDAHO SOUTH DAKOTA WYOMING

IOWA NEBRASKA NEVADA

UTAH COLORADO CALIFORNIA 21 KANSAS 78

OKLAHOMA ALASKA ARIZONA NEW MEXICO 20

TEXAS 15

CALIFORNIA University of California, Davis | 68 University of Southern California | 8 Stanford University | 2

MAINE MINNESOTA VERMONT 141

NEW HAMPSHIRE WISCONSIN NEW YORK MASSACHUSETTS 214 165 MICHIGAN RHODE ISLAND 52 CONNECTICUT IOWA PENNSYLVANIA 109 NEW JERSEY 37 OHIO DELAWARE ILLINOIS INDIANA WEST 2 MARYLAND 136 VIRGINIA 14 VIRGINIA WASHINGTON D.C. 116 24 MISSOURI KENTUCKY 3 TENNESSEE NORTH CAROLINA 22 29 ARKANSAS SOUTH MARYLAND CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI Johns Hopkins University | 65 ALABAMA GEORGIA University of Maryland, 81 College Park | 71 LOUISIANA 49

FLORIDA WASHINGTON D.C. American University | 116

GEORGIA Emory University | 81

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Monday, June 17

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm 9:10 am – 10:00 am Registration and Networking Session The Humphrey Legacy in the Indo-Pacific Grand Ballroom A & B Marie Royce, Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, US. Department of State | REMARKS 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Cultural Excursions in Jakarta Remarks Led by Local Alumni Elizabeth Wharton, Acting Economic Counselor, U.S. Embassy Jakarta, U.S. Department of State | QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION

10:00 am – 11:00 am Tuesday, June 18 Plenary In this session, Humphrey alumni will share Early morning diverse perspectives on how government Breakfast and civil society leaders advance good governance and transparency. A judge will Grand Café discuss his work to protect women, children and trafficked persons; a government official will share how she has implemented 9:00 am – 9:10 am anti-corruption policies and measures Welcome Remarks within government; an NGO leader will Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief, address gender and women’s economic Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, empowerment; and the founder of a grass U.S. Department of State roots environmental organization will discuss Caroline Casagrande, Deputy Assistant, holding polluters accountable. A question and Secretary for Academic Programs, answer session with the audience will follow Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief | MODERATOR U.S. Department of State Lilly Widayati, Indonesia Philip Juan Aguinaldo, Philippines Ranjana Das, India Zhong Zhao, China

11:00 am – 11:30 am Group Photo and Coffee Break Grand Ballroom A & B

8 | Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference 11:30 am – 12:30 pm 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Concurrent Conference Sessions Concurrent Conference Sessions 2nd Floor continued 2nd Floor Joint Session between U.S. Mission to ASEAN and U.S. Mission to Indonesia The Role of Journalism in Transparency Elizabeth Wharton, Acting Economic and Accountability Counselor, U.S. Embassy Jakarta, This session will discuss the role of press U.S. Department of State to uphold transparency and accountability Peter Thorin, U.S.-ASEAN Connect through investigative reporting, documentary Director/Economic Chief, U.S. Mission filmmaking, and digital media. to ASEAN Bopha Phorn, Cambodia | MODERATOR Kazi Mohua, Bangladesh The Politics and Economics of Munarsih Sahanah, Indonesia Gender Equality Ranjeesh Bhandari, Nepal In this session, representatives will provide Evi Sofian, Indonesia an overview of priorities and trends in gender equality, including women’s Re-envisioning Health Care Systems health, economic empowerment, political In this session, presenters will provide an empowerment, and combatting gender- overview of challenges facing the healthcare based violence. sector across the region, and innovative Mamunur Rahman, Bangladesh | MODERATOR solutions for quality healthcare for all. Naw Aye Aye Hlaing, Burma Prachi Garg, India | MODERATOR Li Li, China Ei Oo, Burma Ngoc Anh Nguyen, Vietnam Rui Fu, China Tawatchai Apidechkul, Thailand Guaranteeing Human Rights through Law Legal professionals will present their Sustainable Natural Resource Development perspectives on human rights in the court This session will provide an overview of system, with a focus on reform. Examples trends in natural resource management, as of work to confront inequality and well as lessons learned in renewable energy, corruption and support the public interest horticulture, and involving local communities. will be shared. Tanh Nguyen, Vietnam | MODERATOR Amy Avellano, Philippines | MODERATOR Kunvichet Than, Cambodia Yusmadi Yusoff, Malaysia Shafat Sultan, India Firdaus Agung, Indonesia

Secure Borders for Cooperation 12:30 pm – 1:45 pm Presenters will discuss international Lunch engagement and border management to ensure safety and security of the public. Grand Ballroom A & B Alternative development programs, counter- trafficking strategies, and community involvement will also be discussed.

Nabiel Hayaze, Indonesia | MODERATOR Prabath Parakrama Aluthge, Sri Lanka Oranooch Sungkhawanna, Thailand

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference | 9 Wednesday June 19

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Early morning Break Breakfast Grand Café

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Session Highlights and 9:00 am – 9:15 am Future Directions Remarks from the Institute of Through roundtable discussions, small International Education groups will highlight takeaways from Max Angerholzer, Executive Vice President, the day’s sessions. Points of discussion Institute of International Education will include lessons learned that will inspire calls for action in future work. On Wednesday morning, roundtable 9:15 am – 10:00 am facilitators will report to the group. Roundtable Discussion Report Out Joanna Regulska, University of California, Davis | MODERATOR 10:00 am – 11:00 am Exemplary Leadership Workshop 5:00 pm Led by Shanta Nagendram and Sonam Pelden Gather in lobby to depart by Thaye, this session will introduce the five bus to Museum Macan practices of exemplary leadership and ten commitments of leadership, enabling attendees 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm to focus on leadership development within the lens of cooperation and shared values. 70th Anniversary Celebration of the Bi-Lateral Cooperation on Education Shantakumari R Nagendram, Malaysia between the United States of America Sonam Pelden Thaye, Bhutan and Indonesia Museum Macan 11:00 am – 11:30 am Marie Royce, Assistant Secretary, Break Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, US. Department of State | REMARKS Hotel check-out Ambassador Joseph R. Donovan, Ambassador of the U.S. to Indonesia, U.S. Embassy Jakarta, U.S. Department of State

10 | Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference 11:30 am – 12:30 pm 12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch Concurrent Conference Sessions 2nd Floor 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Wrap Up & Session Highlights Addressing Substance Abuse & Four alumni representatives will Mental Health provide closing remarks to reflect on In this session, panelists will provide an our theme Indo-Pacific Pathways to overview of priorities and trends surrounding Cooperation and 40 years of the Humphrey the intersection of substance abuse and program in the region. Session highlights mental health. Solutions for harm reduction, and takeaways will be discussed. integrated services, and treatment methods Jennifer Gibson, Branch Chief | MODERATOR will also be discussed. Kiran Somvanshi, India Rosie Myint, Burma | MODERATOR Nazla Mariza, Indonesia Yong Sung Choi, South Korea Thu Hlaing Min Kyaw, Burma Lionel Kulathilake, Sri Lanka Angartsetseg Sukhbaatar, Mongolia Tram Tran, Vietnam

Secure Technology in Government Panelists will discuss trends in government technology, and some of the challenges and opportunities of going digital. Lessons learned and emerging solutions to promote access and protect privacy will be shared.

Kamatchy Sappani, Malaysia | MODERATOR Latu Kaukilakeba, Fiji Katryn Cadiente, Philippines

Profitable Sustainability This session will begin with an overview of collaborative policies and strategies for sustainable, inclusive economies in the region. The session will include a special look at Innovation Hubs, international exchange activities, and green growth. Aleem Siddiqui Guiapal, Philippines | MODERATOR Zaw Naing, Burma Zhe Zhang, China Gregory Malagui, Papua New Guinea

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Philip Juan Aguinaldo | Philippines Ranjana Das | India Judge, Supreme Court of the Philippines Regional Manager, Bihar & Jharkhand States, Firdaus Agung | Indonesia Oxfam India Deputy Director for Conservation Partnership, Rui Fu | China Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, Directorate Vice President of Nanjing International Healthcare General of Marine Spatial Management Area, Nanjing Jiangbei New Area Aamaal Ali | Maldives Sharmilla Ganesan | Malaysia Secretary General, Private Higher Radio Presenter & Producer, BFM 89.9 Education Association Prachi Garg | India Prabath Aluthge | Sri Lanka Assistant Director, Ernst & Young LLP Chief Immigration Officer, Immigration Aleem Siddiqui Guiapal | Philippines and Emigration Department Assistant Secretary, Office of the Regional Governor Tawatchai Apidechkul | Thailand - Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao Professor and Director of The Hill Tribe Research Jihye Han | South Korea Center, Mae Fah Luang University Deputy Director, Korea Communications Ratchada Arpornsilp | Thailand Commission Doctoral candidate, Crawford School of Public Fathimah Handayani | Indonesia Policy, College of Asia and Pacific, Australian Researcher, The Ministry of Environment National University and Forestry Amy Avellano | Philippines Nabiel Hayaze | Indonesia Regional Trial Court Judge, Supreme Court of Executive Director, Menara Center the Philippines Windu Hidranto | Indonesia Munkhsoyol Baatarjav | Mongolia President Director, Institute for Public- Chief Executive Officer, Institute of National Strategy Private Partnership Arnel Jose Bañas | Philippines Naw Aye Aye Hlaing | Burma Deputy Secretary, Senate of the Philippines National Gender Consultant, Women’s Rajneesh Bhandari | Nepal Development Division, Department of Global Multimedia Journalist, Investigations Editor, Social Welfare Executive Director, International Media Outlets, Darrel Honorario | Philippines Media Foundation Chief, Technical Management Service Division, Katryn Cadiente | Philippines National Commission on Indigenous Peoples Director for the Economic Affairs Committee, Jianlong Hu | China Senate of the Philippines Chief Executive Officer, The Passage Patricia YoonMoi Chia | Malaysia Wan Zakaria Ismail | Malaysia Advisor, Capital Corporate Communications Consultant, Museologist Self-Employed Soon Hock Chiam | Malaysia Latu Kaukilakeba | Fiji Director, Ecoparadise FBP Sdn Bhd Analyst, Reserve Bank of Fiji Yong Sung Choi | South Korea Sitti Khadijah | Indonesia Head of Department, Psychiatry, Lecturer and Dean for Faculty of Humanities, DaeSung Foundation Sari Mulia University

12 | Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference Lionel Kulathilake | Sri Lanka Anh Nguyen | Vietnam Assistant Commissioner, Department of Child Protection Specialist (Exploitation and Community Based Corrections Gender-based Violence), The United Nations Nia Kurnianingtyas | Indonesia Children’s Fund, Viet Nam Country Office Chief Executive Officer, Sala Sinau Esensia Ngoc Diem Nguyen | Vietnam Thu Hlaing Min Kyaw | Burma Head of Center for Environmental Studies, Head of Strategy, United Nations Office for Ho Chi Minh City Project Services (UNOPS) Myint Oo | Burma Li Li | China Vice President, General Practitioners’ Society Director of International Relations, Myanmar Medical Association China Entrepreneur Club Ei Oo | Burma Bert Lim | Taiwan Deputy Chief of Party, Pact President, The World Economics Society Sopheap Phim | Cambodia Lukas Luwarso | Indonesia Provincial Coordinator, Save the Children Media trainer, Doctor Soetomo Press Institute International Gregory Malagui | Papua New Guinea Bopha Phorn | Cambodia Trade Affairs Officer, Delegation of the European Reporter & Editor, Voice of America Khmer Service Union to Papua New Guinea Phetdala Phoumalavong | Laos Nazla Mariza | Indonesia Lawyer, Self-Employed Executive Director, Center for Public Policy Md Mamunur Rahman | Bangladesh Transformation Founder, Ella Pad Mohd Muzafar Shah Mohd Razali | Malaysia Munarsih Sahana | Indonesia Lecturer, Sultan Idris Education University Journalist, Radio Republic Indonesia Mohd Yusmadi Mohd Yusoff | Malaysia Putli Suharni Samanodi-Candao | Philippines Senator, Parliament of Malaysia Legislative Committee Secretary, Senate of the Kazi Mohua | Bangladesh Philippines Head of Digital Media, Independent Television Vyjayanthi Sankar | India Kimberly Molitas | Philippines Executive Director, Centre for Science of Police Lieutenant Colonel/Deputy Spokesperson, Student Learning Philippine National Police Kamatchy Sappani | Malaysia Rosie Myint | Burma Media Consultant, Self-Employed Technical Advisor, Myanmar Anti Riza Sarasvita | Indonesia Narcotics Association Director of Strengthening of Govt-based Drug Shantakumari Nagendram | Malaysia Treatment Center, Badan Narkotika Nasional Principal Consultant, SkillFocus Consultancy Republik Indonesia Zaw Naing | Burma Kalpana Shrestha | Nepal Managing Director, Mandalay Technology Co., Ltd. Under Secretarey Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security Tanh Nguyen | Vietnam Dean, College of Engineering, Technology, Evi Sofian | Indonesia Environment, An Giang University Kiran Somvanshi | India Chief Manager, The Economic Times Intelligence Group

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference | 13 Angartsetseg Sukhbaatar | Mongolia Yeo Kwon Yoon | South Korea Analyst at Financial Information Unit, Visiting Senior Fellow, Korea Development Institute Central Bank of Mongolia Edward Zan | Burma Shafat Sultan | India Chief Operating Officer, LEO Healthcare Co. Ltd. Managing Director, Jammu and Kashmir Zhe Zhang | China Government, India Senior Engineer, Ministry of Ecology Chao Sun | China and Environment Vice President, Development Research Center Zhong Zhao | China of the State Council Director, Green Camel Bell Siti Sundari | Indonesia Suratmiari | Indonesia Ethical Committee member, National Institutes Head of Promotion Division, Gunungkidul Regency, of Health Research and Development, Yogyakarta Province Tourism Department Ministry of Health Oranooch Sungkhawanna | Thailand Director of International Cooperation on Law Enforcement, Division Office of the Narcotics Control Board of Thailand Kemal Taruc | Indonesia Chairman, Barunastra Foundation Kunvichet Than | Cambodia Partnership/Admin Manager, United Nations Office for Project Services Sonam Pelden Thaye | Bhutan Director, Royal Institute of Management Tran Tram | Vietnam Deputy Director, Department of Science and Technology Haiphong Union of Science and Technology Associations Isikeli Voceduadua | Fiji PACTAM2 Advisor, Scope Global Lilly Widayati | Indonesia Senior Planning Officer, National Development Planning Agency Ida Bagus Wijana | Indonesia Adviser, Chandra Asri Hamlet Xiao Yang | China China Chief Commentator Lkhamaa Yondon | Mongolia Specialist External Partnerships, Oyu Tolgoi LLC

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16 | Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program | 40th Anniversary Conference U.S. U.S.Department Department of State, of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs MarieBureau Royce, of Assistant Educational Secretary and Cultural Affairs CarolineMarie Casagrande, Royce, Assistant Deputy Secretary Assistant Secretary for Academic Programs JenniferCaroline Gibson, Casagrande, Branch Chief, Deputy Office Assistant of Global Secretary Educational for Academic Programs Programs LaRitaJennifer Campbell, Gibson, Programs Branch Officer, Chief, Office Office of ofGlobal Global Educational Educational Programs Program LaRita Campbell, Program Officer, Office of Global Educational Program Embassy of the United States to Indonesia Joseph R. Donovan, United States Ambassador to Indonesia U.S. Embassy Jakarta Susan Shultz, Counselor for Public Affairs Joseph R. Donovan, Ambassador Bradley Horn, Acting Cultural Affairs Officer and Regional English Language Officer Susan Schultz, Counselor for Public Affairs Emily G. Abraham, Assistant Cultural Affairs Officer Bradley Horn, Acting Cultural Affairs Officer and Regional English Language Officer Brett Walkley, Assistant Cultural Affairs Officer Elizabeth Wharton, Acting Economic Counselor Rendy Darsonaji, Alumni Coordinator Peter Thorin, U.S.-ASEAN Connect Director/Economic Chief, U.S. Mission to ASEAN Elizabeth Wharton, Acting Economic Counselor Brett Walkley, Assistant Cultural Affairs Officer UnitedEmily States G. Abraham, Mission Assistantto ASEAN Cultural Affairs Officer PeterRendy Thorin, Darsonaji, U.S.-ASEAN Alumni Connect Coordinator Director/Economic Chief

AmericanAmerican Indonesian Indonesian Exchange Exchange Foundation Foundation Alan AlanFeinstein, Feinstein, Executive Executive Director Director AdelineAdeline Widyastuti, Widyastuti, Senior Senior Program Program Officer Officer NuriseNurise Widjaya, Widjaya, Program Program Officer Officer – IND – INDSpecial Special Programs Programs MayaMaya Purbo, Purbo, Senior Senior Communications Communications Officer Officer MiftahulAnita Mardiyah, Dewi Associate Communications Officer AnitaMiftahul Dewi, Communications Mardiyah, Associate Assistant Communications Officer

Host Campus Representatives Host Campus Representatives Joanna Regulska, University of California, Davis Joanna Regulska, University of California, Davis Nathan Camp, University of California, Davis Nathan Camp, University of California, Davis

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