Conference & Annual General Meeting 2016

Maastricht 1-7 April 2016 Contents Welcome to the WUN Conference & Annual General Meeting 2016, 02 Executive Director Welcome

03 Program at a Glance Welcome to the 2016 WUN Conference & AGM! This delegate information booklet contains the essential 09 Participant Information information to guide your conference experience. The program-at-a-glance tells you what’s on each day in an easy colour-coded view. More detailed 14 Staying Connected information and programs for each meeting can be found online at the WUN website (www.wun.ac.uk). Business meeting agendas and papers have been emailed to delegates attending those meetings in 15 Maastricht map advance.

16 Participant List Alongside this printed booklet, all the information you need can be found at your fingertips electronically using your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Free wi-fi is available to all delegates throughout the Maastricht 29 Notes University campus so you should have no problems staying connected.

Should you require any assistance throughout the course of the WUN Conference & AGM 2016, please visit the conference registration desk.

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1 Contents Executive Director Welcome

Welcome all WUN delegates to the home of the Treaty of Maastricht – birth certificate of the European Union.

WUN is proud to hold our Annual Conference and AGM in this historic city, along with workshops and the Presidents Forum in Brussels; and to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the University of Maastricht.

The WUN Conference & AGM grows stronger and deeper each year. This is the flagship event of WUN’s annual calendar. Here we present and celebrate selected research programs in the WUN Global Challenges – worldwide teamwork that is central to the WUN identity. We meet to plan our strategic priorities for the coming year and beyond. We focus the ideas of our members to build our success.

We have distilled an exciting program of conferences and workshops that draw together a taste of our research and education portfolio. The 2nd WUN Migration Conference will examine the vexing issues confronting Europe as a seemingly endless wave of humanity seeks a better life. The successful in-FLAME Network joins us for their 5th Annual Workshop tackling the challenge of chronic inflammatory non-communicable diseases. WUN launches its Economics Cross-Cutting theme, with the inaugural WUN Economics Workshop, laying the groundwork for collaborative programs that draw in the full strengths of our economists. The new WUN Africa Group explores its strategic advantage.

The WUN Global China Group hosts a workshop on China’s foreign direct investment and global supply chains, in nearby Brussels. We partner with to present a symposium on the International Classroom that explores the globalisation of higher education. Our strengths in public health are on full display with two separate workshops addressing health resilience and global health partnership respectively. It is a packed schedule, so I hope you find the time to explore charming Maastricht!

This is also the time to reflect on the many people who dedicate their time and talent to WUN throughout the year. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who serves on a WUN governance board or global challenge steering group, our marvelous coordinators, our dedicated Secretariat team and all the researchers who work on our programs. It is your energy, expertise and enthusiasm that succeeds.

On behalf of all of us, a special thank you to our hosts, President Martin Paul and his colleagues at Maastricht University for their welcome, hospitality and assistance with organisation.

Wishing you all an inspiring memorable and enjoyable conference and AGM!

Professor John Hearn Executive Director, WUN

Executive Director Welcome 2 Friday 1 April Saturday 2 April

in-FLAME Pre-workshop in-FLAME Workshop 2016 WUN Migration Conference 2016

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue

Registration & Ad Fundum, School of Registration & Ad Fundum, School of Registration & 08.30 - 08.45 08.15 - 08.30 08.30 - 09.00 Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law Arrival Tea Business & Economics Arrival Tea Business & Economics Arrival Tea

Systems Biology Aula, School of Business Aula, School of Business 08.45 - 12.30 08.30 - 10.30 Workshop 09.00 - 10.30 Plenary Session 1 Statenzaal, Faculty of Law Workshop & Economics & Economics

Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundum, School of 10.45 - 11.15 Morning Tea 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law Business & Economics Business & Economics

Mensa, School of Business Aula, School of Business 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop 11.00 - 12.40 Plenary Session 2 Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law & Economics & Economics

Birth Lactoactive Aula, School of Business Mensa, School of Business 13.00 - 16.30 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch 12.40 - 13.30 Lunch Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law Workshop & Economics & Economics

Rooms B0.113, B0.115, Ad Fundum, School of Aula, School of Business 15.10 - 15.40 Afternoon Tea 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop 13.30 - 15.00 Breakout Sessions B0.118 & C1.306, Business & Economics & Economics Faculty of Law

Ad Fundum, School of 17.30 - 18.00 Welcome Drinks Thiessen Wijnkoopers 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law Business & Economics

Rooms B0.113, B0.115, Aula, School of Business 18.00 - 18.45 Welcome Keynote Thiessen Wijnkoopers 15.30 - 17.45 Workshop 15.30 - 17.00 Breakout Sessions B0.118 & C0.302, & Economics Faculty of Law In a nutshell – rapid Tour of Marl Caves Buses depart from School Migration 19.00 - 20.00 fire oral poster Thiessen Wijnkoopers 17.45 - 22.00 and Dinner at 19.30 - 21.30 Petit Bonheur of Business & Economics Conference Dinner session Slavante

20.00 - 22.00 Dinner Thiessen Wijnkoopers

3 Program at a Glance – Friday 1 & Saturday 2 April Sunday 3 April

WUN Resilience in Young People in-FLAME Workshop 2016 WUN Migration Conference 2016 & Service Providers Workshop 2016

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue

Registration & Ad Fundum, School of Registration & Registration & Ad Fundum, School of 08.15 - 08.30 08.30 - 09.00 Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law 08.30 - 09.00 Arrival Tea Business & Economics Arrival Tea Arrival Tea Business & Economics

Aula, School of Business Rooms B0.113, B0.115, B0.118 Room H0.04, School of 08.30 - 10.30 Workshop 09.00 - 10.30 Breakout Sessions 09.00 - 10.30 Workshop & Economics & C0.302, Faculty of Law Business & Economics

Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundum, School of 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Business & Economics Business & Economics

Aula, School of Business Room H0.04, School of 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop 11.00 - 12.30 Plenary Session Statenzall , Faculty of Law 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop & Economics Business & Economics

Mensa, School of Business Mensa, School of Business 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch & Economics & Economics

Aula & A1.22 & A1.23, School Closing Plenary Room H0.04, School of 13.30 - 15.00 Breakout Sessions 13.30 - 15.00 Statenzaal, Faculty of Law 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop of Business & Economics Session Business & Economics

Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundum, School of 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Lenculenhall, Faculty of Law 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Business & Economics Business & Economics

Aula, School of Business Dinner on the Vrijthof Room H0.04, School of 15.30 - 17.30 Workshop 15.30 - 17.00 Workshop & Economics Delegates Business & Economics will gather on Dinner on the Vrijthof 19.00 - 21.30 Maastricht’s famous Vrijthof Square Dinner on the Vrijthof Square Delegates will gather Vrijthof before dining at on Maastricht’s Delegates 19.00 - 21.30 Vrijthof Square Café D’n Ingel. famous Vrijthof 19.00 - 21.30 will gather on Vrijthof Square Square before Maastricht’s famous dining at the Vrijthof Square Vrijthof Museum. before dining at the Vrijthof Museum.

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Program at a Glance – Sunday 3 April 4 Sunday 3 April cont.

Workshop on Global Health Partnership: Collaboration for Sustainable Innovations in Health WUN Economics Workshop International Classroom Symposium

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue

Ad Fundum, School of Registration & Ad Fundum, School of Dinner on the Vrijthof 12.30 - 13.30 Registration Desk 08.30 - 09.00 Business & Economics Arrival Tea Business & Economics Delegates will gather 19.00 - 21.30 on Maastricht’s Vrijthof Square Mensa, School of Room H0.06, School of famous Vrijthof 12.30 - 13.30 Welcome Lunch 09.00 - 10.30 Workshop Business & Economics Business & Economics Square before dining at Rekko.

Room C1.03, School of Ad Fundum, School of 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Business & Economics Business & Economics WUN China Workshop Ad Fundum, School of Room H0.06, School of 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop Business & Economics Business & Economics Time Event Venue

Room E1.05/E1.06/E1.07, Mensa, School of Buses will transport 15.30 - 17.00 World Café School of Business & 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch delegates from Buses depart from Business & Economics 15.30 - 17.00 Economics Maastricht to Hotel Derlon Brussels Dinner on the Vrijthof Room H0.06 School of 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop Business & Economics La Duchesse Restaurant, Delegates will gather 19.00 - 19.30 Registration Eurostars Montgomery on Maastricht’s Hotel Brussels 19.00 - 21.30 famous Vrijthof Vrijthof Square Ad Fundum, School of 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Square before Business & Economics La Duchesse Restaurant, China Workshop dining at the Vrijthof 19.30 - 22.00 Eurostars Montgomery Museum. Welcome Dinner Room H0.06, School of Hotel Brussels 15.30 - 17.00 Workshop Business & Economics

Dinner on the Vrijthof Delegates will gather 19.00 - 21.30 on Maastricht’s Vrijthof Square famous Vrijthof Square before dining at Fameuse.

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5 Program at a Glance – Sunday 3 April Monday 4 April

Workshop on Global Health Partnership: WUN Resilience in Young People Collaboration for Sustainable WUN China Workshop & Service Providers Workshop 2016 Innovations in Health

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue

Maastricht University Registration and Ad Fundum, School of Registration & Ad Fundum, School of 08.30 - 08.50 Registration 08.30 - 09.00 08.30 - 09.00 Campus Brussels Arrival Tea Business & Economics Arrival Tea Business & Economics

Maastricht University Room H0.04, School of Room C1.03, School of 08.50 - 10.30 Workshop 09.00 - 10.30 Workshop 09.00 - 10.30 Workshop Campus Brussels Business & Economics Business & Economics

Maastricht University Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundm, School of 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Campus Brussels Business & Economics Business & Economics

Maastricht University Room H0.04, School of Room E1.05/E1.06/E1.07, 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop Campus Brussels Business & Economics 11.00 - 12.30 World Cafe School of Business & Economics

Maastricht University Ad Fundum, School of 12.30 - 14.00 Lunch 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Campus Brussels Business & Economics 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Mensa

Maastricht University Room H0.04, School of Room C1.03, School of 14.00 - 15.30 Workshop 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop Campus Brussels Business & Economics Business & Economics

Maastricht University Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundum, School of 15.30 - 16.00 Afternoon Tea 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Campus Brussels Business & Economics Business & Economics

Maastricht University Room H0.04, School of Room C1.03, School of 16.00 - 17.00 Workshop 15.30 - 17.00 Workshop 15.30 - 17.00 Workshop Campus Brussels Business & Economics Business & Economics

Buses will transport delegates from Buses will return to 17.00 - 18.30 Brussels to Hotel Derlon Maastricht

Program at a Glance – Monday 4 April 6 Monday 4 April cont. Tuesday 5 April

WUN Economics Workshop International Classroom Symposium WUN AGM

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue

Registration & Ad Fundum, School of Ad Fundum, School of Registration & Ad Fundum, School of 08.30 - 09.00 08.30 - 17.00 Registration Desk 08.30 - 09.00 Arrival Tea Business & Economics Business & Economics Arrival Tea Business & Economics Responding to Climate Change Room H0.06, School of Ad Fundum, School of Room A0.24, School of 09.00 - 10.30 Workshop 08.30 - 09.00 Arrival Tea 09.00 - 12.00 Global Challenge Business & Economics Business & Economics Business & Economics Steering Group Meeting Ad Fundum, School of Aula, School of 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea 09.00 - 10.30 Plenary Global Higher Business & Economics Business & Economics Education & Room A0.23, School of 09.00 - 12.00 Research Global Business & Economics Room H0.06, School of Ad Fundum, School of Challenge Steering 11.00 - 12.30 Workshop 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Business & Economics Business & Economics Group Meeting Mensa, School of 12.00 - 13.00 Lunch Mensa, School of Ethics of Room A0.23, School of Business & Economics 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch 11.00 - 12.30 Business & Economics Internationalisation Business & Economics Public Health Global Room A0.23, School of 13.00 - 16.00 Challenge Steering Digital Diversity, Business & Economics Room H0.06, School of Room A0.24, School of Group Meeting 13.30 - 15.00 Workshop 11.00 - 12.30 Learning and Business & Economics Business & Economics Understanding Belonging Cultures Global Room A0.24, School of 13.00 - 16.00 Challenge Steering Business & Economics Ad Fundum, School of Mensa, School of 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea 12.30 - 13.30 Lunch Group Meeting Business & Economics Business & Economics Global Challenge Aula, School of 16.00 - 17.00 Plenary Business & Economics Room H0.06, School of Internationalisation 15.30 - 17.30 Workshop Business & Economics at Home & A0.23, School of 13.30 - 15.00 International 18.30 - 19.30 Welcome Reception Foyer, Minderbroedersberg Business & Economics Classroom Experience Immediately following the reception, Virtual International Room A0.24, School of delegates attending 13.30 - 15.00 Classroom Business & Economics the dinners of Departing from the 19.30 - 20.00 the Partnership front steps of the Board, AAG and Minderbroedersberg Ad Fundum , School of Coordinators Group 15.00 - 15.30 Afternoon Tea Business & Economics will be escorted to local restaurants. Aula, School of Partnership Board 15.30 - 16.00 Closing Plenary 20.00 - 22.00 Chateau Neercanne Business & Economics Dinner

20.00 - 22.00 AAG Dinner Thiessen Wijnkoopers

20.00 - 22.00 Coordinators Dinner Mes Amis

7 Program at a Glance – Monday 4 & Tuesday 5 April Wednesday 6 April Thursday 7 April

WUN AGM WUN Presidents Forum Coordinators Day

Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Time Event Venue Buses will transport Registration & 08.30 - 09.00 Foyer, Minderbroedersberg delegates from Arrival Tea 06.30 - 08.30 Official conference hotels 09.30 - 10.30 Research Showcase Minderbroedersberg Maastricht to Joint meeting of the Brussels 09.00 - 10.00 Partnership Board, Aula, Minderbroedersberg Registration & Ballroom Foyer, Marriott 08.30 - 09.00 10.30 - 11.00 Morning Tea Refter, Minderbroedersberg AAG & Coordinators Arrival tea Renaissance Brussels

10.00 - 10.30 Morning Tea Refter, Minderbroedersberg WUN Presidents Ballroom 2, Marriott Coordinators Group 09.00 - 10.30 11.00 - 12.00 Minderbroedersberg Forum Renaissance Brussels Meeting Partnership Board Executive Boardroom 2.017, 10.30 - 13.00 Ballroom Foyer, Marriott Meeting Minderbroedersberg 10.30 - 11.00 Morning tea Renaissance Brussels Depart from 12.00 - 13.00 City/Campus Tour Minderbroedersberg Coronakamer, 10.30 - 13.00 AAG Meeting WUN Presidents Ballroom 2, Marriott Minderbroedersberg 11.00 - 12.50 Forum Renaissance Brussels Banditos, Faculty of 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch Coordinators Group Room 1.169, Marriott Renaissance Arts & Social Sciences 10.30 - 13.00 12.50 - 13.00 Group Photo Meeting Minderbroedersberg Brussels River Cruise and Ballroom 1, Marriott 14.00 - 17.30 Maastricht 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch Refter, Minderbroedersberg 13.00 - 14.30 Lunch wine tasting Renaissance Brussels

Partnership Board Executive Boardroom 2.017, WUN Presidents 14.00 - 15.30 Meeting Minderbroedersberg Forum (Closed Session) The Hague Room, Marriott Coronakamer , 14.30 - 15.30 This session is open 14.00 - 15.30 AAG Meeting Renaissance Brussels Minderbroedersberg only to members of the WUN Partnership Board Coordinators Group Room 1.169, 14.00 - 15.30 and AAG Meeting Minderbroedersberg EU Parliamentarium Tour 15.30 - 16.00 Afternoon Tea Refter, Minderbroedersberg Delegates not attending the WUN Presidents Forum 16.00 - 17.00 AGM Plenary Aula, Minderbroedersberg (Closed Session) but 14.30 - 15.30 who are awaiting EU Parliamentarium Buses will pick-up buses to Brussels 18.30 - 19.00 delegates from official Official conference hotels Airport or Maastricht conference hotels are invited to take Conference Dinner a self-guided tour pre-drinks and of the nearby EU 19.00 - 19.30 Parliament Building viewing of the Treaty Parliamentarium of Maastricht Buses will transport delegates either to Departing from the Marriott 15.30 19.30 - 22.00 Conference Dinner Limburg Parliament Building Brussels Airport or Renaissance Brussels Maastricht

Program at a Glance – Wednesday 6 & Thursday 7 April 8 Participant Information

Participant Information Getting to and from Maastricht Train Delegates taking the train from Brussels Airport to Maastricht Maastricht is situated in the southern tip of the From Brussels Airport can purchase train tickets at the train station located at level -1 Shuttle at Brussels Airport. Trains travel from Brussels to Liege, where and is renowned for its striking delegates must transfer to trains bound for Maastricht. Once medieval architecture, cobblestone streets and We recommend using the shuttle service listed on the registration website. you arrive in Maastricht, you can take a taxi to your hotel. vibrant cultural scene. Throughout the course of Cost: €30 per person one-way (subject to availability) Cost: Approximately €23 the conference take time out to wander the quaint Travel time: Approximately 1.5 hours Travel time: Approximately 2 hours streets and experience the history and charm of this Website: www.belgianrail.be/ beautiful town. Website: shop.compoticketing.eu/us/shop/ticketshop/ event/12A817EA2B8A/1 From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport As a university town, Maastricht University’s faculty Operating times: Shuttles will only operate as follows: Train buildings are conveniently located throughout the Brussels Airport to Maastricht: 30 March – 4 April 2016 From Amsterdam airport, the easiest way to get to Maastricht centre of town. All meeting venues are located is by train. Once you arrive in Maastricht, you can take a taxi 10.00 14.00 17.30 20.00 within walking distance of official conference hotels to your hotel. Trains depart from Schiphol train station (located and the central squares and streets of the town. beneath the airport terminal building) twice an hour and train Maastricht to Brussels Airport: 4 April & 7 – 8 April 2016 tickets can be purchased near the train platforms. Please note 07.00 12.00 noon 15.30 17.30 the journey will require a change of trains at Utrecht. Cost: €26-45 one way, depending on the ticket’s class A complimentary pick-up service will be provided from Brussels Travel time: Approximately 2.5 hours Airport for university presidents. To arrange this please contact [email protected]. Website: www.ns.nl/en At the conclusion of the Presidents Forum on 7 April, a bus will By Train be provided to take delegates attending this event (members Those arriving from Western Europe or the UK may wish to of the Partnership Board, AAG and invited guests) directly to arrive in Maastricht by train. Brussels Airport for flights home. Eurostar Taxi For those arriving from the UK via the Eurostar, alight at Delegates can book a taxi by emailing the local conference Brussels Midi and change platforms for trains to Liege. Upon organizer: [email protected] arrival in Liege, delegates must transfer to trains bound for Travel time: Approximately 1.5 hours Maastricht. Once you arrive in Maastricht, you can take a taxi to Cost: Approximately €165 one way per trip. your hotel. Cost: Approximately €20 (Brussels Midi to Maastricht) Travel time: Approximately 2 hours Website: www.belgianrail.be/

9 Participant Information Conference Accommodation Hotel Derlon The Registration Desk will be open during the following hours: Overlooking the beautiful Onze Lieve Vrouweplein, this elegant Unlike in previous years, accommodation for the 2016 WUN hotel is known as one of Maastricht’s finest. Date Time Location Conference & AGM is spread across a range of hotels in central Approximately 10 minute walk to conference venues. Maastricht. Offering a range of hotels to suit taste and budget, Ad Fundum, School of we are certain you will enjoy your stay in Maastricht. Address: Onze Lieve Vrouweplein 6, 6211 HD Maastricht Friday 1 April 08.30 - 18.00 Business & Economics, T: +31 43 321 6770 | W: www.derlon.com/ Tongersestraat 53 The following hotels are the official conference hotels of the 2016 WUN Conference & AGM. At the start of each conference Hotel Accommodation for the WUN China Workshop in-FLAME day, conference guides will be stationed in the foyer of each hotel and provide advice and assistance on getting to your Eurostars Montgomery Hotel 08.15 - 17.00 Ad Fundum, School of meeting. For events that require bus transfers, buses will For those delegates, attending the WUN China Workshop on Business & Economics, provide pick-up and drop-off service to locations near Monday 4 April, this comfortable hotel is located opposite the Tongersestraat 53 workshop venue. these hotels only. Saturday 2 April Address: Avenue de Tervueren 134, Brussels, Migration Amrath Hotel DuCasque T: +32 2741 8511 | W: www.eurostarsmontgomery.com Lenculenhall, Faculty of This charming art-deco style hotel is located at the centre of 08.15 - 17.00 Law, Lenculenstraat 26 town, overlooking the famous Vrijthof Square. (registration for Migration Approximate 10 minute walk to conference venues. Lost? Our student volunteers are here to help Conference only) Address: Helmstraat 14, 6211 TA Maastricht Volunteers from Maastricht University will be on T: +31 43 321 4343 | W: www.amrathhotels.nl/ducasque/ hand throughout the WUN Conference & AGM 2016 Ad Fundum, School of welcome-en.html to guide you in the right direction. You can spot our Sunday 3 April 08.30 - 17.00 Business & Economics, conference guides easily – they are the ones wearing Tongersestraat 53 Beaumont hotel the blue, orange or white t-shirts bearing the Maastricht This stately hotel is located in the elegant district of and is University anniversary logo! Ad Fundum, School of conveniently located across the road from Maastricht’s central Monday 4 April 08.30 - 17.00 Business & Economics, train station. Tongersestraat 53 Approximate 20 minute walk to conference venues. Registration Desk Address: Wycker Brugstraat 2, 6221 EC Maastricht Visit the Registration Desk to pick up your lanyard and delegate Ad Fundum, School of T: +31 43 325 4433 | W: www.beaumonthotel.nl/en/ information booklet, seek directions or ask for more information Tuesday 5 April 08.30 - 17.00 Business & Economics, Tongersestraat 53 Crowne Plaza regarding any aspect of the WUN Conference & AGM 2016. This large, US-style hotel overlooks the picturesque River Maas. The Registration Desk is not able to assist with photocopying, Main Lobby, Maastricht printing or booking transport. Wednesday Approximate 15 minute walk to conference venues. 08.30 - 17.00 University Office, 6 April Address: Ruiterij 1, 6221 EW Maastricht Out of registration desk hour support Minderbroedersberg 4-6 T: + 31 43 3509191 | W: www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/ Should you require assistance at a reasonable hour and you us/en/maastricht/mstnl/hoteldetail cannot access the registration desk, please contact: Local Conference Organisers Hotel Les Charmes Klinkhamer Group | T: +31 43 362 7008 Located within short walking distance to conference venues, this boutique hotel offers a charming experience. Conference Manager, WUN General Manager Approximate 5 minute walk to conference venues. Nicholas Haskins | T: +61 413 281 724 Address: Lenculenstraat 18, 6211 KR Maastricht T: +31 43 321 2521 | W: www.hotellescharmes.nl/

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Conference Venues The majority of conference events will take place on Maastricht University campus.

School of Business & Economics Minderbroedersberg Faculty of Law Maastricht University The Marriott Renaissance Address: Tongersestraat 53, Address: Minderbroedersberg 4-6, Address: Lenculenstraat 26, Brussels Campus Brussels Maastricht Maastricht Maastricht Address: Avenue de l’Armée / Address: Rue du Parnasse 19, Venue for: Venue for: Venue for: Legerlaan 10, Brussels, Belgium 1050 Brussels, Belgium ›› WUN in-Flame Workshops ›› Welcome Reception (5 April) ›› Migration Conference (2-3 April) Venue for: Venue for: (1-3 April) ›› Joint Partnership Board/AAG ›› WUN China Workshop (4 April) ›› Presidents Forum (7 April) ›› Public Health Workshop: Meeting (6 April) A free bus service will transfer A free bus service will transfer Resilience in Young People ›› Coordinators Meeting (6 April) delegates from Maastricht to delegates from Maastricht to (3-4 April) ›› Partnership Board Meeting Brussels departing from the Hotel Brussels departing from official ›› WUN Workshop on Global (6 April) Derlon at 15.30 on Sunday 3 April. conference hotels at 06.30 on Health Partnership (3-4 April) ›› Joint AAG/Coordinators Buses will transfer delegates from Thursday 7 April. Buses will transfer ›› WUN Economics Workshop Meeting (6 April) Brussels back to Maastricht at delegates from Brussels at the (3-4 April) ›› AAG Meeting (6 April) 17.30 on Monday 4 April. conclusion of the Forum at 15.30 to ›› International Classroom ›› AGM Plenary (6 April) Maastricht or to Brussels Airport for Symposium (4 April) ›› Coordinators Group onward flights. ›› COLA Workshop (4 April) Meeting (7 April) ›› Responding to Climate Change Delegates who will be travelling Global Challenge Steering directly to Brussels Airport at Group Meeting (5 April) the conclusion of the forum for ›› Global Higher Education & homebound/onward flights should Research Global Challenge board the bus in Maastricht with Steering Group Meeting their luggage. (5 April) When arranging homebound/ ›› Public Health Global Challenge onward flights we advise that WUN Steering Group Meeting Partnership Board & AAG delegates (5 April) not book flights earlier than 19.00. ›› Understanding Cultures Global Challenge Steering Group Meeting (5 April) ›› Global Challenge Plenary (5 April)

11 Participant Information Dinner Venues Petit Bonheur Venue for: Dinner on the Vrijthof ›› Migration Conference Dinner (2 April) For delegates of the various academic conferences and Delegates will enjoy fine European cuisine in a convivial workshops preceding the WUN AGM, we offer a truly Long day? Join us at Il Bacaro each evening environment. Maastricht experience on the evening of Sunday 3 April. Join (21.30-Midnight) to unwind after a busy day of meetings. us for Dinner on the Vrijthof! The heart of Maastricht is Vrijthof Chateau Neercanne Il Bacaro is the official WUN Conference & AGM bar and Square, surrounded by famed terrace restaurants, churches Venue for: is conveniently located on Vrijthof Square (Vrijthof 16E). and historic buildings. It is where Maastricht celebrates and is ›› Partnership Board Dinner (5 April) We hope to see you there! the annual host to the famed open-air concerts of Maastricht’s favourite son, Andre Rieu. As the only terraced castle in the Netherlands, Restaurant Chateau Neercanne offers a traditional French fine-dining Printing and Business Services Delegates (those who have registered and paid for the dinner) experience with beautiful panoramic views of the Jeker Valley. are asked to meet in the middle of the square at 19.00, before The registration desk is not able to provide printing services to breaking off into their various groups for dinner at neighbouring Thiessen Cellar delegates. Please check with your hotel what business services restaurants. Venue for: they offer. ›› in-Flame Workshop Dinner (1 April) & AAG Dinner (5 April) Vrijthof Museum Atrium Conference Attire Venue for: Thiessen Wijnkoopers is the oldest wine merchant in the ›› in-Flame Workshop Dinner (3 April) Netherlands and was founded in 1740. The beautifully restored Business attire is suggested for the duration of the WUN ›› Public Health Workshop: Resilience in Young People wine cellar is located in the heart of Maastricht and offers Conference and AGM, including receptions and dinners. Dinner (3 April) visitors a glimpse into the traditional winemaking methods. ›› WUN Workshop on Global Health Partnership Dinner Mes Amis Travel in Maastricht (3 April) Venue for: Taxi services The Vrijthof Museum is an archive of local Maastricht history, art ›› Coordinators Dinner (5 April) Maastricht is a compact town and many of the conference and artifacts. The Museum’s restaurant is located in the grand, Mes Amis is a charming restaurant located near Vrijthof Square. venues and attractions are within walking distance. Taxis must central atrium and overlooks the glorious Vrijthof Square. The restaurant specializes in pairing food and wine and is be booked either directly or through your hotel as taxis are not Fameuse known to present high quality dishes with flair. generally available to be hailed on the street. Venue for: Limburg Parliament Building Recommended taxi services ›› Economics Workshop Dinner (3 April) Venue for: Taxi Avantax: +31 (0) 43 450 64 64 This terrace-style restaurant is situated on Vrijthof Square and ›› Conference Dinner (6 April) brings traditional Italian flavours to Maastricht. The Limburg Provincial Parliament Building is the governmental The Netherlands Travel Information D’n Ingel headquarters of the province of Limburg. The building was built Visas Venue for: in 1986 and was the place where the treaty of Maastricht was Some nationalities will require a Schengen visa to enter the ›› Migration Conference Dinner (3 April) signed in 1992—the treaty created the European Union and led Netherlands. Please consult your local Dutch Embassy or to the creation of the euro. Consulate to determine if you will require a visa. Please note the D’n Ingel is located in Vrijthof Square and highlights seasonal WUN China Workshop and the Presidents Forum will take place and regional products and flavours. The Burgundian cafe is well in Brussels, Belgium and a Schengen visa will also be required loved by both locals and visitors. for some nationalities. Rekko For visa-invitation letters, please send a request to

Venue for: [email protected] stating your full address, ›› International Classroom Workshop Dinner (3 April) name as it appears in your passport and your contact details. Rekko offers the joyful exuberance of Maastricht on a plate. Delegates will only be issued a visa letter if they have registered for the conferences and workshops.

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Health and Immunizations Conversions: Distance & Temperature Emergency Vaccination certificates are usually not needed when travelling Distances in Maastricht are given in kilometers. In emergency situations, you can contact the local police, to the Netherlands, but please check with your local embassy 1 mile = 1.62 kilometers ambulance service, fire department and other emergency as requirements may change. services by calling 112. Temperature is given in degrees Celsius Celsius to Fahrenheit: multiply Celsius by 1.8 and add 32 to Time Zone convert to Fahrenheit. Contacts UTC+01:00 For conference logistics prior to the WUN AGM please contact: Currency Nick Haskins Weather The currency used in Maastricht is Euros (€). T: +(61) 413 281 724 | E: [email protected] Average Temperature for March-April: 8oC – 12oC. Towards Klinkhamer Group the end of March, it will be spring in the Netherlands and ATMs & Credit Cards T: +(31) 43 36 27 008 | E: [email protected] temperatures will start to rise slightly. We recommend bringing some wet-weather gear for the occasional rain shower. ATMs are widely available throughout Maastricht and most are During the conference please contact the registration desk if open 24 hours a day. Souvenir and clothing stores accept all you have any queries. major credit cards, however grocery stores, cafés and most Telephones International dialing codes restaurants will only accept cash. The Netherlands: +(31) Belgium: +(32) Sales Tax The Dutch VAT rate for most goods is 21% (a reduced rate of Electricity 6% applies to some goods). The standard electrical voltage in the Netherlands is 230 volts AC, 50Hz (hotel bathrooms may also have outlets for 100 volts). Tipping The electrical outlets in the Netherlands take two-pronged, Most restaurants in Maastricht will automatically add a service round-pin plugs. We recommend that you purchase an adaptor charge to bills. Alternatively, a 5-10% tip at restaurants and for your electrical equipment prior to your arrival. cafés is acceptable.

Water Medical Services Tap water is safe to drink in Maastricht. Should you need to see a doctor or a dentist, we recommend contacting your hotel’s reception desk who will direct you to Language the medical professionals assigned to the hotel. If immediate Dutch is the official language in the Netherlands but English is medical attention is required, call the emergency services at widely spoken. 112. Emergency medical services (including transportation by ambulance) are not free and you will be billed for any services The official conference language is English and no translation/ rendered. interpretation services will be offered.

13 Participant Information Places of Interest Staying Connected Maastricht is one of the oldest towns in Holland and has several places of interest to explore. A stroll through the town will Conference Wi-Fi give visitors a glimpse of the historic churches, city walls and quaint town squares. For more information on sightseeing in Free wi-fi is available to all conference Maastricht, visit www.vvvmaastricht.nl/. delegates while in Maastricht University venues. Fort St. Pieter Connecting to the Maastricht University Wi-Fi: Fort St. Pieter is perched above the River on the south Fort-St-Pieter side of the city and is directly connected with the caves of St. 1. Select & connect to the UMopenWiFi Pietersberg Hill via underground tunnels. Fort St. Pieter offers network an interesting look into the history of Maastricht’s fortifications. 2. Go to your webbrowser and accept the Please note Fort St. Pieter can only be visited with an official terms & conditions guide. Reservations can be made at the tourist information 3. You will now be connected to the wi-fi office in Maastricht and tours run for about an hour. For wi-fi in your hotel room, please consult Northern Caves of Saint Pietersberg Hill your hotel’s reception. The Northern Caves of Saint Pietersberg Hill, also known as Grotten Noord Sint Pietersberg, is an excellent place to explore Conference Twitter Hashtags while in Maastricht. These historic caves were created over centuries by labourers and mineworkers and were even a place Share your ideas during the WUN conferences of refuge from battles during WWII. Visitors can observe century using the official conference hashtags: old writings on the wall, paintings and relics that belonged to Migration #wunmigration2016 the workers and refugees. China #wunchina Basilica of St. Servatius Economics #wuneconomics The Basilica of Saint Servatius is a historical Roman Catholic AGM #wunagm16 Northern Caves Church dedicated to Saint Servatius, an Armenian missionary who died and was buried in Maastricht in 384. Pilgrims have In-FLAME #inFLAME2016 traveled to Maastricht to visit the tomb of Saint Servatius for Workshop You may also want to centuries and today visitors can observe many ancient crypts tag their own account, and treasures on display in this Romanesque basilica. Basilica which is @inFLAMEnetwork of St. Servatius is located next to the church of Saint John near Maastricht’s main square, Vrijthof. Conference Website Maastricht Running Tours Help us save trees! As much as possible, we Learn about the town, network and do exercise through a make the WUN Conference & AGM paperless. guided running tour of Maastricht. For more information, visit For all open conferences and meetings the www.maastrichtrunningtours.nl. agendas and papers are online at our website www.wun.ac.uk for viewing on your laptop, tablet or smartphone. Agendas and papers for all closed meetings are emailed directly to delegates registered for that meeting.

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Conference Venues University of Maastricht A School of Business & Economics • Conference Registration Desk • Conference Secretariat • In-FLAME Workshop • Economics Workshop • Public Health Resilience Workshop MARKET • Global Health Partnership Workshop SQUARE • International Classroom Symposium • COLA Workshop • Global Challenge Steering Group Meetings CS • Global Challenge Plenary WYCKER BRUGSTRAAT VRIJTHOF B Faculty of Law

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15 Maastricht map Participant List

Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Ms Abbring Suzanne Utrecht University PhD student [email protected]

Ms Achampong Joyce Association of Commonwealth Universities Director, Engagement [email protected]

Mr Adam Abdul-Rahaman Embassy of Ghana, Brussels Counsellor [email protected]

Ms Adigüzel Cennet Maastricht University Student [email protected]

Professor Adjei Andrew Anthony The University of Ghana Director, Research, Innovation and Development [email protected]

Professor Aelion Marjorie The University of Massachusetts Amherst Dean and Professor [email protected]

Dr Alaba Olufunke The University of Cape Town Senior Lecturer [email protected]

Dr Alberti Gabriella The University of Leeds Lecturer [email protected] Policy Advisor and Trainer Intercultural Group Ms Albertine Zanting Maastricht University [email protected] Dynamics Dr Al-Mohannadi Nasser Qatar Petroleum and Texas A&M University

Dr Anders Sven The University of Alberta Associate Professor [email protected]

Mr Andersen Bjørn Erik The University of Bergen WUN Coordinator [email protected]

Mr Appave Gervais IOM Special Adviser to the Director General [email protected]

Professor Arts Ilja Maastricht University [email protected]

Professor Aryeetey Ernest The University of Ghana Vice Chancellor [email protected]

Mr Avendaño Rolando OECD Research Associate, Latin America & the Caribbean [email protected]

Professor Baldassar Loretta The University of Western Australia Discipline Chair [email protected]

Dr Barenberg Andrew The University of Massachusetts Amherst Lecturer [email protected] Vice-Provost and Associate Vice-President Ms Baron Britta The University of Alberta [email protected] (International) A/Professor Basu Deepankar The University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Economics [email protected]

Dr Beall Jo British Council Director Education and Society [email protected]

Ms Bell Lisa Deakin University PhD Student [email protected]

Professor Ben-Shlomo Yoav The University of Bristol Professor of Clinical Epidemiology [email protected]

Dr Berber Vlieg-Boerstra Academic Medical Center, Amsterdam Senior Research Dietitian [email protected]

Professor Berger Joseph The University of Massachusetts Amherst Associate Dean for Research and Engagement [email protected]

A/Professor Berman Judith The University of Western Australia WUN Coordinator [email protected]

Ms Bhatia Usha The University of Auckland International Networks Coordinator [email protected]

Ms Bijlsma Ineke Tilburg University Master's Student

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Mr Bimpong Yaw Embassy of Ghana, Brussels Minister [email protected]

Ms Blankvoort Nadine Maastricht University Researcher and Instructor [email protected]

Mrs Boix Alba FISABIO PhD Student [email protected]

Dr Bos Nick Maastricht University Vice-President [email protected]

Mr Bosch Peter European Commission Directorate-General Migration and Home Affairs

Dr Botha Maresa The University of Cape Town Study Coordinator & Lead Clinical Researcher [email protected]

Dr Bouwmans Marlieke Maastricht University Project Manager SHE Collaborates [email protected]

Professor Brady Hugh The University of Bristol President & Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

A/Professor Brix Susanne Technical University of Denmark Associate Professor [email protected]

Mr Broich Tobias Maastricht University PhD Fellow [email protected]

Mr Brouwers Lieven European Commission Directorate-General Migration Home Affairs

Professor Brown Kerry King’s College London Director, Lau China Institute [email protected]

Dr Bukola Salami The University of Alberta Assistant Professor [email protected]

Mr Bunyan Tony Statewatch Director [email protected]

Dr Cameron Fraser EU-Asia Centre Director

Professor Campbell Dianne The University of Sydney Chair, Paediatric Allergy & Clinical Immunology [email protected]

Professor Canagarajah Nishan The University of Bristol Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) [email protected]

Dr Carbone Elena The University of Massachusetts Amherst Associate Professor [email protected]

Ms Carlucci Daniela Worldwide Universities Network Communications Officer [email protected] Unit of Respiratory Medicine and Allergy, Dept of Dr Carraro Silvia University of Padova, Italy [email protected] Paediatrics Dr Carrera Sergio Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) Associate Professor and Senior Research Fellow [email protected]

Ms Cathles Alison UNU-MERIT at Maastricht University PhD Fellow [email protected]

A/Professor Chen Qi Renmin University of China Vice Dean of School of Marxism Studies [email protected]

Professor Cheung Fanny The Chinese University of Hong Kong Pro-Vice-Chancellor [email protected] Associate Vice Chancellor for Research and Professor Chilton Elizabeth The University of Massachusetts Amherst [email protected] Engagement Co-Director, Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Professor Chiu Stephen The Chinese University of Hong Kong [email protected] Studies Dr Christian Hayley The University of Western Australia Research Fellow [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

17 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor Chung Roger The Chinese University of Hong Kong Research Assistant Professor [email protected]

Dr Clarke Gerard University College Cork Lecturer, Psychiatry [email protected]

Dr Cole Johnson Christine Henry Ford Health System Chair, Department of Public Health Sciences [email protected]

Dr Collado Maria Carmen IATA-CSIC Researcher [email protected]

Dr Collier Fiona Barwon Health & Deakin University Research Manager [email protected]

Dr Comba Coretha Mzumbe University Lecturer [email protected]

Professor Dahinden Janine University of Neuchatel Chair in Transnational Studies [email protected]

Professor Davies Peter The University of Western Australia Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) [email protected]

Mrs Dawson Samantha Deakin University PhD Candidate [email protected]

Dr de Jong Nynke Maastricht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Ms de Regt Marina Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Assistant Professor [email protected] Vice-Dean Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Professor de Vries Nanne Maastricht University [email protected] Sciences Ms Deardorff Darla AIEA/Duke University Executive Director/Research Scholar [email protected]

Dr den Hertog Leonhard Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) Researcher [email protected]

Dr Denburg Judah McMaster University Professor of Medicine [email protected]

Dr Diaz Esperanza The University of Bergen Associate Professor [email protected] Executive Director, Center for Health Policy and Professor Dong Hengjin Zhejiang University [email protected] Management Studies Dreyer Heiko The University of Giessen

Dr DunnGalvin Audrey University College Cork Research Fellow & Lecturer [email protected]

A/Professor Düvell Franck Oxford University Senior Researcher COMPAS [email protected]

Professor Dye Timothy The University of Rochester Director, Biomedical Informatics [email protected]

Ms Dzidic Majda FISABIO PhD Student [email protected]

Professor Earl Graeme The University of Southampton Professor of Digital Humanities [email protected]

Professor Edmond Alan

Ele-Ojo Ataguba John The University of Cape Town [email protected]

Dr Engel Nora Maastricht University Assistant Professor Global Health [email protected]

Dr Ernst Wouter Utrecht University Lecturer [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor in Bioinformatics and Integrative Systems Professor Dr Evelo Chris Maastricht University [email protected] Biology Ms Fan Shally The Chinese University of Hong Kong Director of Academic Links [email protected]

Ms Fan Rao Maastricht University PhD Candidate [email protected]

Professor Fok Tai Fai The Chinese University of Hong Kong Pro-Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Dr Fonteijn Herco Maastricht University Associate Professor [email protected] Head of Research, Dynamics of the Labour Market Dr Fouarge Didier Maastricht University [email protected] Research Programme Fourage Didier Maastricht University

Professor Freshwater Dawn The University of Western Australia Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Registrar [email protected]

Dr Fresnoza-Flot Asuncion Radboud University Nijmegen Research Fellow [email protected]

Ms Gandolfi Eleonora The University of Southampton International Partnerships Manager [email protected]

Dr Gatewood Jane The University of Rochester Associate Provost for Global Engagement [email protected]

Dr Gatt Justine NeuRA & UNSW Research Fellow [email protected]

Dr Geddes Donna The University of Western Australia Chief Investigator [email protected]

Dr Gielen Marij Maastricht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Professor Gordon Houlden The University of Alberta Director, China Institute [email protected]

Dr Gray Lawrence Deakin University Geelong PhD Student [email protected]

Professor Griffiths Sian The Chinese University of Hong Kong Senior Adviser (International) [email protected]

Professor Grip Andries Maastricht University Faculty of Economics and Business Administration [email protected]

Dr Hadfield Kristin Dalhousie University Postdoctoral Research Fellow [email protected] Programme Coordinator, School of History, Culture Mrs Hamilton Emma Erasmus University Rotterdam [email protected] & Communication Professor Hanson Mark The University of Southampton Director, Institute of Developmental Sciences [email protected]

Mr Harb Hani Philipps Marburg University Postdoctorate Fellow [email protected]

Dr Hasenmueller Mike Worldwide Universities Network Interim General Manager [email protected]

Mr Haskins Nicholas Worldwide Universities Network General Manager [email protected]

Ms Havstad Suzanne Henry Ford Health System Biostatistician [email protected]

Dr Haynes Aveni The University of Western Australia Research Fellow [email protected]

Ms He Xujiao Renmin University of China Office of Research Administration [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

19 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor Hearn John Worldwide Universities Network Executive Director [email protected]

Ms Heery Louise The University of Leeds International Networks & Collaborations Manager [email protected]

Professor Hendrischke Hans The University of Sydney Professor of Chinese Business and Management [email protected]

Ms Heung Yvonne The Chinese University of Hong Kong Programme Officer [email protected]

Dr Hofmeyr Andre The University of Cape Town Senior Lecturer [email protected]

Dr Hogenkamp Astrid Utrecht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Professor Hogg David The University of Leeds Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research & Innovation [email protected]

Professor Holloway John The University of Southampton Professor of Allergy and Respiratory Genetics [email protected]

Ms Holze Josefina Maastricht University [email protected]

Mrs Hommes Jeannette Maastricht University Educational Developer SBE [email protected]

Professor Hospers Harm Maastricht University Vice Rector Education [email protected] EAIE European Association for International Ms Howard Laura President [email protected] Education Dr Hsu Peter The University of Sydney Senior Lecturer [email protected]

M.Sc. Huoman Johanna Linköping University PhD Student [email protected]

Ms Ibe Vivian Foundation for Peace and Security Education General Manager [email protected]

Mr Igwe Uche University of Sussex PhD Candidate [email protected]

Professor Ivison Duncan The University of Sydney Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) [email protected]

A/Professor Jacka Felice Deakin University Principal Research Fellow [email protected]

Professor Jenmalm Maria Linköping University Professor [email protected]

Mrs Jeurink Prescilla Nutricia Research Senior Scientist [email protected]

A/Professor Ji Changhua Renmin University of China Vice Dean of School of Marxism Studies [email protected]

Dr Jim Susan The University of Bristol IAS/WUN Development Manager [email protected]

Mr Jimenez J.R. Perilla Maastricht University PhD Student [email protected]

Professor Johan Garssen Danone/Nutricia Research R&D Director Immunology [email protected]

Professor Johannessen Anne Christine The University of Bergen Vice Rector [email protected]

Ms Jonas Kim Maastricht University Research Fellow and PhD Student [email protected] Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Trust, Peace & Dr Jones Katharine Coventry University [email protected] Social Mobility

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor Kalula Evance The University of Cape Town Director [email protected]

Professor Karsten Kristiansen University of Copenhagen Genome Research and Molecular Bio Medicine [email protected]

Professor Kerse Ngaire The University of Auckland Head of School, Population Health [email protected]

Ms Khan Fatima Bibi The University of Cape Town Director of the Refugee Rights Unit [email protected]

Dr Kilic Ayse Philipps University Marburg Postdoctoral Fellow [email protected]

Ms Kim Verheijden Utrecht University Postdoctoral Researcher [email protected]

A/Professor Knippels Leon Nutricia Research, Utrecht, The Netherlands Group Leader Immunology & Allergy [email protected] Strategic Advisor International Strategy Partner- Ms Knopper Krista Delft University of Technology [email protected] ships Strategy A/Professor Kornet Nicole Maastricht University Programme Coordinator, Law College [email protected]

Dr Kozyrskyj Anita The University of Alberta Associate Professor [email protected]

Dr Krafft Thomas Maastricht University Associate Professor in International Health [email protected]

Professor Kristin Hadfield

Mr Krooi Matthijs Maastricht University Education Policy Advisor [email protected]

Drs Kruithof Marijke Maastricht University Senior Lecturer FHML [email protected]

Dr Kullmann Miriam Maastricht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Dr Kumari Manjeet The University of Alberta Post Doctoral Fellow [email protected]

Dr Kuschminder Katie Maastricht University Faculty of Humanities and Sciences [email protected]

Dr Laczko Frank International Organization for Migration Head, Global Migration Data Analysis Centre [email protected]

Ms Lai Catherine Li The University of Sydney Student [email protected]

Professor Lamberts Koen The University of York Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Professor Landay Alan Rush University Medical Center Chairman [email protected]

Sir Langlands Alan The University of Leeds Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Dr Lasambouw Carolina Politeknik Negeri Bandung Institution Networking Liaison [email protected]

Dr Laurence Macia The University of Sydney Senior Research Fellow [email protected]

Ms Layton Hilary The University of York Director of Internationalisation [email protected]

Ms Ledoux Celine Maastricht University Researcher [email protected]

Dr Lennie Peter The University of Rochester Provost [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

21 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor Levin Michael The University of Cape Town Head of Paediatric Allergology [email protected]

Professor Li Zhuyu Sichuan University Executive Director of Centre for European Studies [email protected]

Mr Li Jianmin Mission of P. R. China to the European Union Minister-Counsellor [email protected]

Professor Li Min Zhejiang University Acting Director, Office of International Relations [email protected]

Mr Lijo Chacko

Dr Lithander Per Erik Emanuel The University of Bristol Pro Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

A/Professor Liu Grace Worldwide Universities Network Program Manager (China) [email protected]

Dr Logan Alan

Mr Luk Ngo Chun Maastricht University PhD Candidate [email protected]

Dr Manby Bronwen London School of Economics Visitng Fellow [email protected]

Dr Mandal Siddhartha Public Health Foundation of India Research Scientist [email protected]

Ms Manns Katy The University of Leeds Head of International Student Office [email protected]

Dr Manurung Sarmauli Mead Johnson Nutrition Senior Scientist/Project Leader [email protected]

Professor Marafa Lawal The Chinese University of Hong Kong Professor [email protected]

Ms Marchand Katrin Maastricht University PhD Fellow [email protected] Programme Lead Specialist Community Public Dr March-McDonald Jane The University of Southampton [email protected] Health Dr Mason-Jones Amanda The University of York Senior Lecturer, Global Public Health [email protected]

Ms Mattheij Ilse Maastricht University Student [email protected]

Dr Maurer Heidi Maastricht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Professor Mazzucato Valentina Maastricht University Professor of Globalisation & Development [email protected]

Ms McAllister Denise Maastricht University EAP Teacher and Course Coordinator [email protected] Deputy Director Leeds Institute of Medical A/Professor McAreavey Martin The University of Leeds [email protected] Education Dr McCloskey Kathleen University of Melbourne PhD student [email protected]

Professor McCutcheon Stuart The University of Auckland Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Dr McKenzie Lara The University of Western Australia Research Associate [email protected]

Dr Meershoek Agnes Maastricht University Associate Professor [email protected]

A/Professor Mentzakis Emmanouil The University of Southampton Associate Professor, Economics Department [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Dr Merete Eggesbø Norwegian Institute of Public Health Senior Researcher [email protected]

Dr Merla Laura Université Catholique de Louvain Professor of Sociology [email protected]

Professor Metson James The University of Auckland Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) [email protected]

Dr Mommers Monique Maastricht University Assistant Professor of Epidemiology [email protected] Research Centre for Education and the Labour Dr Montizaan Raymond Maastricht University [email protected] Market Professor Muchapondwa Edwin The University of Cape Town Professor in Economics [email protected]

Ms Mueller Antonia Maastricht University Faculty of Humanities & Sciences [email protected]

Dr Muir Elise Maastricht University Associate Professor [email protected]

Dr Munblit Daniel Imperial College London Visiting Researcher [email protected]

Professor Nanan Ralph The University of Sydney Professor of Paediatrics [email protected]

Professor Ndikumana Leonce The University of Massachusetts Amherst Director of the African Development Policy Program [email protected]

Professor Neef Andreas The University of Auckland Director of Development Studies Programme [email protected]

Ms Nelissen Sophie Maastricht University Policy Advisor Internationalization [email protected]

Professor Newell Marie-Louise The University of Southampton Professor of Global Health [email protected] Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Dr Newman Katherine The University of Massachusetts Amherst [email protected] Affairs Ms Nguyen Thuy Maastricht University PhD Student [email protected]

Mr Nils Oskar Jogi University of Tartu Education & Research [email protected]

Professor Nyovani Madise The University of Southampton Professor of Demography & Social Statistics [email protected]

Professor Olsen Dag Rune The University of Bergen Rector [email protected]

Dr Olson David The University of Alberta Professor [email protected]

Dr O'Mahony Siobhain University College Cork Lecturer, Anatomy & Neuroscience [email protected]

Ms Osei-Marfo Martha Maastricht University PhD Student,WASH Ghana

Mr Oteng-Peprah Michael Maastricht University PhD Student,WASH Ghana

Dr Ou Dongshu The Chinese University of Hong Kong Assistant Professor [email protected]

Professor Owens Robyn The University of Western Australia Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) [email protected]

Professor Owusu Ebenezer The University of Ghana Provost, College of Basic and Applied Sciences [email protected]

Professor Padmadas Sabu The University of Southampton Professor of Demography & Global Health [email protected]

Dr Palmer Debbie The University of Western Australia Postdoctoral Researcher [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

23 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Dr Park Hong-Jae The University of Auckland Senior Lecturer [email protected]

Dr Parkash Om The University of Massachusetts Amherst Associate Professor [email protected] Professor at Resource Economics & Environmental Professor Parkins John The University of Alberta [email protected] Sociology Professor Dr Paul Martin Maastricht University President [email protected]

Dr Penders John Maastricht University Assistant Professor [email protected]

Dr Petrovic Marija The University of Alberta Project Coordinator [email protected] Deputy Vice-Chancellor designate (Research & Professor Phakeng Mamokgethi The University of Cape Town [email protected] Internationalisation) Professor Piper Nicola The University of Sydney Director Sydney Asia Pacific Migration Centre [email protected]

Mr Pluim Martijn ICMPD Director, Eastern Dimension [email protected]

Professor Pong Suet-Ling The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Professor Ponsonby Anne-Louise Murdoch Childrens Research Institute Head, Genetic and Environmental Epidemiology [email protected]

Professor Prescott Susan The University of Western Australia Professor (Childhood Allergy & Immunology) [email protected]

Dr Price Max The University of Cape Town Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Mr Price Jon The University of Sheffield Director [email protected]

Dr Provera Mark Jesuit Refugee Service Europe Policy and Advocacy Officer [email protected]

Quaglia Lucia Maastricht University

Dr Quintens Lieven Maastricht University BSc Director [email protected]

Professor Raghuram Parvati The Open University, UK Professor [email protected]

Ms Rajabi Helen The University of Leeds International Funding Coordinator [email protected]

Professor Reid Steve The University of Cape Town Director: Primary Health Care Directorate [email protected]

Miss Rekima Akila Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis Engineer [email protected]

Professor Dr Renz Harald Philipps University, Marburg Director, Institute of Laboratory Medicine [email protected]

Dr Reslow Natasja Maastricht University Postdoctoral Researcher [email protected]

Professor Dr Ritzen Jo Maastricht University Professorial Fellow

Ms Rivera León Lorena UNU-MERIT at Maastricht University PhD Fellow, UNU-Merit [email protected]

Ms Rock Rebecca Worldwide Universities Network Interim Program Officer [email protected]

Ms Rosenbach Alexandra Maastricht University Strategic Advisor Internationalisation [email protected]

Dr Rueter Kristina The University of Western Australia Paediatric Allergist [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Professor Saffery Richard University of Melbourne Principal Research Fellow and Group Leader [email protected]

Professor Salway Sarah The University of Sheffield Professor of Public Health [email protected]

Sasso Simone Maastricht University PhD Fellow [email protected]

Professor Savelberg Hans Maastricht University Director of Education for Biomedical Sciences [email protected] International Development Manager South Asia & Ms Sayan Amanda The University of Sydney [email protected] Networks Dr Schaub Bianca University Children´s Hospital Munich Deputy Head of Asthma & Allergy Department [email protected] Coordinator International Relations, Faculty of Arts Ms Schenk Resi Maastricht University [email protected] & Social Sciences Dr Scherer Stefan The University of Alberta Special Advisor to the Vice-President (Research) [email protected]

Mrs Scheynius Annika Karolinska Institutet Professor [email protected]

Professor Schneider Hildegard Maastricht University Dean of the Law Faculty [email protected]

Ms Scholten Chantal University of Twente Educational Consultant [email protected] International Health, Faculty of Health, Medicine Dr Schröder-Bäck Peter Maastricht University [email protected] and Life Sciences International Director, Leeds University Business Ms Schuessler Melissa The University of Leeds [email protected] School Dr Schuettemeyer Dirk European Space Agency Campaign Coordinator

Ms Senn Liz Murdoch Children's Research Institute Student [email protected]

Professor Sheng Liugang The Chinese University of Hong Kong Assistant Professor, Dept of Economics [email protected]

Dr Shultz Lynette The University of Alberta Associate Dean, International Faculty of Education [email protected]

Dr Sialubanje Cephas Maastricht University PhD Candidate [email protected]

Dr Sicakkan Hakan The University of Bergen Associate Professor [email protected]

Dr Siegel Melissa Maastricht University Senior Researcher, UNU-MERIT [email protected]

Mr Simmons Jon Home Office Head of Migration and Border Analysis [email protected]

Dr Simmons Emilee The University of Leeds Director of Enhancement (Pedagogy), LUBS [email protected]

Dr Simonyte Kotryna Umeå University Postdoctoral Fellow [email protected]

Ms Singleton Ann The University of Bristol Senior Research Fellow [email protected]

Ms Sitarik Alexandra Henry Ford Health System Biostatistician [email protected]

Ms Skardhamar Laura Pérez University of Copenhagen Educational Advisor, Faculty of Social Sciences [email protected]

Professor Skeldon Ronald Maastricht University Professor of Human Geography [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

25 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Institute of Laboratory Medicine and Dr Skevaki Chrysanthi Philipps University Marburg, Germany [email protected] Pathobiochemistry Professor Smith Peter The University of Southampton Associate Pro Vice-Chancellor International [email protected]

Professor Smith Deborah The University of York Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research [email protected]

Professor Smith Sarah The University of Bristol Head of Department of Economics [email protected]

Dr Smolinska Agnieszka Maastricht University Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences [email protected]

Sir Snowden Christopher The University of Southampton President and Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Professor Soete Luc Maastricht University Rector [email protected]

Ms Sonnet Franziska Klara Maastricht University Student [email protected]

Soylu Ceren The University of Massachusetts Amherst [email protected]

Dr Spanakis Gerasimos Maastricht University Postdoctoral Researcher [email protected]

Dr Spence Michael The University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and Principal [email protected]

Dr Spendzharova Aneta Maastricht University Assistant Professor, Political Science [email protected]

Dr Stevens Fred Maastricht University Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences [email protected]

Dr Stokholm Jakob Copenhagen Studies on Asthma in Childhood Postdoctoral Fellow [email protected]

Ms Sun Jiabao King's College London PhD candidate [email protected]

Professor Sung Joseph J Y The Chinese University of Hong Kong Vice-Chancellor & President [email protected]

Dr Sutjiredjeki Ediana Politeknik Negeri Bandung Head of Research and Community Services Unit [email protected] Coordinator International Classroom Development Dr Swaan Wim Maastricht University [email protected] SBE Professor Tang Mimi The University of Melbourne Group Leader, Infection & Immunity [email protected]

Ms Tayah Marie-Jose International Labour Organization MIGRANT Program

Professor Tendler Saul The University of York Deputy Vice Chancellor [email protected]

Professor Theron Linda North-West University Professor [email protected]

Dr Thiele Ines Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine Associate Professor in Systems Biomedicine [email protected]

Dr Thijs Carel Maastricht University Associate Professor [email protected]

Dr Thomsson Kaj Maastricht University School of Business and Economics [email protected]

Professor Thornton Cathy Swansea University Deputy Head of Medical School [email protected] Program Coordinator, Office of International Ms Tian Minjie Zhejiang University [email protected] Relations

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Dr Timmis Sue The University of Bristol Senior Lecturer [email protected] Associate Professor, Web and Internet Science Dr Tiropanis Thanassis The University of Southampton [email protected] Group Dr Told Michaela Graduate Institute Geneva

Professor Townend David Maastricht University Professor of Law and Legal Philosophy in Health [email protected]

Ms Trocha Miriam Maastricht University Student [email protected]

Dr Tsimonis Konstantinos Kings College London Teaching Fellow in Chinese Politics [email protected]

Ms Tsui Karen The University of Sheffield WUN Coordinator [email protected]

Dr Turpin David The University of Alberta President and Vice-Chancellor [email protected] Canada Research Chair in Child, Family & Dr Ungar Michael Dalhousie University [email protected] Community Resilience Professor Valentine Gill The University of Sheffield Pro-Vice Chancellor [email protected]

Mr van Best Niels Maastricht University PhD Student [email protected]

Mr van de Pol Jeroen Maastricht University Student [email protected] Project manager and researcher International Ms van den Hende Franka University of Groningen [email protected] Classroom Ms van der Geest Femke Universiteit Utrecht Policy Advisor Internationalisation [email protected]

Ms van der Pol Yvonne Luz azul training, consulting & coaching Intercultural Trainer [email protected] Director of Research Centre for Education & the Professor Dr van der Velden Rolf Maastricht University [email protected] Labour Market Amsterdam Medical Center & Danone Nutricia Professor Early Life Nutrition & Chief Scientific Professor van Elburg Ruurd [email protected] Research Officer Dr van Esch Betty Utrecht Univesity Senior Scientist [email protected]

Ms van Geel Joan Maastricht University PhD student [email protected]

Dr van Gool Christel Maastricht University Senior Teacher [email protected]

Professor van Hoesel Stan Maastricht University Professor of Operations Research [email protected]

Dr van Rossem Lenie UMC Utrecht Assistant Professor [email protected]

Professor Van Steen Kristel University of Liège Professor [email protected]

Professor van Veen Tom Maastricht University Professor of Economics [email protected]

Ms Vankova Zvezda Maastricht University PhD Researcher, TRANSMIC project [email protected]

Ms Vanore Michaella Maastricht University Research Fellow [email protected]

Mrs Veening-Griffioen Desiree Danone Nutricia Research Scientist [email protected]

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

27 Participant List Prefix Surname First name Institution Position Email Ms Venter Wilna The University of Cape Town Research Collaboration Specialist [email protected]

Dr Verhasselt Valérie University of Nice Sophia -Antipolis Faculty of Medicine [email protected]

Dr Verkroost Marie-Jose University of Twente Education Specialist [email protected]

Professor Vink Maarten Maastricht University Professor of Political Science and Political Sociology [email protected]

Professor Visser Danie The University of Cape Town Deputy Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Dr Vluggen Mark Maastricht University Senior Lecturer [email protected]

Dr Voncken Willem Maastricht University Associate Professor [email protected]

A/Professor Vuillermin Peter Deakin University Director, Child Health Research Unit [email protected]

Ms Wang Jia The University of Alberta Deputy Director, China Institute [email protected]

Ms Wegienka Ganesa Henry Ford Health System Associate Scientist [email protected]

A/Professor West Christina Umeå University Senior Consultant [email protected]

Professor West Shearer The University of Sheffield Deputy Vice-Chancellor [email protected]

Dr Wickramage Kol International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Public Health Specialist, Migration Health Division [email protected]

Ms Willie Ncumisa The University of Cape Town Attorney [email protected]

Dr Witteborn Saskia The Chinese University of Hong Kong Associate Professor [email protected]

Mr Wiulms van Kersbergen Peter Maastricht University Departmental Manager (Language Centre) [email protected]

Dr Wouldes Trecia The University of Auckland Associate Professor [email protected]

Mr Wright Michael The University of Massachusetts Amherst Coordinator [email protected]

Ms Wu Jin Renmin University of China Office of Research Administration [email protected]

Professor Wu Qiaobing The Chinese University of Hong Kong Assistant Professor [email protected]

Mr Xiaoguang Chen Shawn The University of Western Australia Lecturer, Economics & Business [email protected]

H.E. Yang Yanyi Chinese Mission to the EU Ambassador

Professor Young Kue The University of Alberta Dean, School of Public Health [email protected]

Ms Yulviatun Anastriyani Wageningen University Student [email protected]

Ms Zeppa Victoria The University of Alberta MSc Agricultural & Resource Economics [email protected]

A/Professor Zhao Yulan Renmin University of China School of Marxism Studies [email protected] Interim Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies & Dr Zwicker Heather The University of Alberta [email protected] Research

*Registrations as of 18 March 2016

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Notes

29 Notes WUN CONFERENCE & AGM 2017 NEW YORK CITY, USA | 3-5 MAY 2017

The WUN Conference & AGM 2017 will take place on 3-5 May 2017 in New York City, USA. New York City will play host to the core days of the WUN AGM and the Presidents Forum, with the preceding academic conferences and workshops taking place at nearby WUN member universities UMass Amherst and Rochester. By hosting the AGM, Global Challenge Steering Group meetings and Presidents Forum in New York City, we anticipate that member university delegations will be able to include important side meetings with the many alumni, donors, governments, industry and foundations that call New York home. We ask you to block these dates in your calendar now and we hope you will be able to join us in New York City!

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