EWC/EWCA 2008 Bali International Conference

“Building an Asia Pacific Community: Unity in Diversity”

November 13 – 15, 2008 Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Bali, Indonesia

FORMING AND INFORMING LEADERS

Organized by: East-West Center East-West Center Association EWCA Jakarta Chapter EWCA Bali Chapter Sponsors

Special thanks to the following organizations whose generous support helped make this conference a success.

Ford Foundation

Ministry of Culture and Tourism

Bali World Travel

Indonesian International Education Foundation

Freeport Indonesia

The Jakarta Post FORMING AND INFORMING LEADERS

EWC/EWCA 2008 Bali International Conference “Building an Asia Pacific Community: Unity in Diversity”

November 13 – 15, 2008 Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Bali, Indonesia

Contents Welcome ...... 2 Overview of the Conference Schedule ...... 5 Detailed Conference Schedule ...... 7 2008 Alumni Awards ...... 14 Bali Conference Organizing Committee ..... 15 Leaving a Living Legacy ...... 16 Conference Participants ...... 17 Map of Conference Venue ...... 25 2 Welcome 3 Welcome continued 4 Welcome continued 5 Overview of the Conference Schedule

PRE CONFERENCE DAY, 1:30 pm Luncheon with East-West Center Board of Governors WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Welcoming by Puongpun Sananikone, 10:00 am – Hospitality Room open, Chair, EWC Board of Governors 5:30 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) Remarks by Professor Gumilar R. Somantri, 10:00 am – Secretariat Room open, Rector, University of Indonesia 5:30 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) Remarks by Thomas Farrell, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Academic Programs, 12 noon – Early Registration Check-in Department of State, USA 5:30 pm (Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Lobby) 3:00 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions Developing Social Justice Leadership in the Asia Pacific Region: Lessons from the THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program , Denpasar Room (3rd floor) 7:30 am – Registration Check-in (pre-function area Environmental Case Studies , 5:00 pm outside the Griya Agung Ballroom, 2nd floor) Tabanan Room (4th floor)

7:30 am EWC Board of Governors Meeting Case Studies in Health , Amlapura Room (4th floor) Bedugul Room (2nd floor) International Education: The Road to Multicultural 8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, Understanding in the Asia-Pacific Community , 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) Bangli Room (4th floor) Leading Sustainably in the Asia Pacific: 8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, An Interactive Discussion on Environmental 5:00 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) Sustainability in the EWC Community , 9:00 am Opening Ceremony Legian Room (2nd floor) Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) 4:30 pm Coffee Break Welcoming Remarks (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Governor of Bali Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Ambassador Coordinating Minister for People’s Welfare 4:45 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions The Arts and National Identity in the Twenty-First 9:30 am Keynote Address by East-West Center President Century , Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Charles E. Morrison The Power of Media , Legian Room (2nd floor)

10:00 am EWCA Report Alternative Approaches to Understanding , by EWCA Chair Kok Kian Poh Tabanan Room (4th floor) and EWCA President Lawrence Foster Health Care Policy and Delivery , Amlapura Room (4th floor) 10:30 am Plenary Panel The Role of Indonesia in the 21st Century Local Best Practices in Education , Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Kintamani Room (2nd floor) Discussion Session 11:45 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Ann Dunham Soetoro: An EWC Legacy , Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Bangli Room (4th floor)

12:15 pm Mini Film Festival 6:15 pm Sessions Adjourned In the Shadow of the Towers: 7:00 pm Dinner Reception and Cultural Presentation Tourism and Modernity in Western Sichuan hosted by Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Tabanan Room (4th floor) Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Hudood Ordinances (Discriminatory Laws against Welcoming by Dr. Sapta Nirwandar, Women) and Prisoners of Circumstances Director General of Marketing, Amlapura Room (4th floor) Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Casting Our Net Republic of Indonesia Rediscovering Community in the 21st Century Remarks by Prof. Dr. Meutia Farida Hatta Swasono, Bangli Room (4th floor) Minister of Women Empowerment, Republic of Indonesia Time for Justice Legian Room (2nd floor) 6 Overview of the Conference Schedule continued

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15

8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, 8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor)

8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, 8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, Gianyar Room (4th floor) 5:00 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) 5:00 pm Registration Check-in at Secretariat Room, Registration Check-in moves to Secretariat Room, Gianyar Room (4th floor) Gianyar Room (4th floor) 8:30am The East-West Center and 8:30 am Plenary Session on Current Issues Facing the Asia Pacific Region Philanthropy in Asia and the Pacific moderated by EWC President Charles E. Morrison, Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Denpasar Room (3rd floor)

10:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations 10:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony)

10:30 am Concurrent Panel Sessions 10:30 am Concurrent Panel Sessions Leveling the Playing Field for Women’s Economic Timor-Leste: Challenges and Opportunities , and Social Progress , Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Challenges of Cross Cultural Education , Education and Society: Leadership and Social Mobility , Legian Room (2nd floor) Legian Room (2nd floor) Climate Change in the Asia Pacific , Global Issues , Tabanan Room (4th floor) Tabanan Room (4th floor) Health Issues , Amlapura Room (4th floor) Governance and Democracy in Asia and the Pacific: Country Surveys: Climate Change in the Asia Pacific , Emerging Issues and Practices , Bangli Room (4th floor) Bangli Room (4th floor) Focus on Place , Kintamani Room (2nd floor) 12:00 pm Alumni Awards Luncheon Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Multi-media Session EWC Arts Program: Into the Future , 1:30 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions Amlapura Room (4th floor) Human Rights in Transition: A Regional Perspective , Denpasar Room (3rd floor) 12:00 pm Break or Optional Friday Prayer Session Education for Global Citizenship , 12:30 pm Luncheon Legian Room (2nd floor) Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Issues of Globalization , Tabanan Room (4th floor) Remarks by the Honorable Linda Lingle, Comparative Studies in Religion, Culture, and the Arts , Governor of the State of Hawai‘i Amlapura Room (4th floor)

1:45 pm Session Adjourned and Open Afternoon Music, Culture, and Identity , Bangli Room (4th floor)

2:00 pm Optional Alumni Tour 3:00 pm Coffee Break (for additional cost) (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Neka Museum Tour , 2 pm to 6:45 pm (or if staying for dinner, returning at 10:15 pm) 3:30 pm Plenary Session on Changing Dynamics If interested, contact Bali World Travel in the of Business in the Region Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel lobby Denpasar Room (3rd floor) for more information. 5:00 pm EWCA Membership Meeting 2:30 pm – “From Yoga to Peace” Session and EWCA Executive Board Meeting 4:00 pm by Ing Phansavath and Aynne Kokas, Legian Room (2nd floor) Kintamani Room (2nd floor) (Suggest you dress comfortably in 6:00 pm Session Adjourned yoga-appropriate attire and bring a mat or towel) 7:00 pm Aloha Dinner and Alumni Talent Show 7:30 pm – University of Hawai‘i Alumni Reception Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) 9:00 pm (for UH Alumni and by invitation only), Denpasar Room (3rd floor) 9:00 pm Closing

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Optional Alumni Tours of Bali , see page 13 7 Detailed Conference Schedule

11:45 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung PRE CONFERENCE DAY, Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 POSTER SESSION PRESENTATIONS: Fumiteru Nitta , Professor, 10:00 am – Hospitality Room open, Kibi International University, 5:30 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) The Internationalization of Universities in Japan and Asia: Toward Establishing a Regional Program 10:00 am – Secretariat Room open, 5:30 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) Cekli Setya , Faculty of Law, Muhammadiyah University Malang, Indonesia 12 noon – Early Registration Check-in Building Judge Control System to Reduce 5:30 pm (Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel Lobby) Trial without Truth Senny Suzanna Alwasilah , Chairman, English Department, Pasundan University, Indonesia and Kanti Setiawati , Teacher, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 SMAN 20, Bandung, Indonesia Friendship in the Cyber World 7:30 am – Registration Check-in (pre-function area outside Solveig Fuentes , Educator and Manager, 5:00 pm the Griya Agung Ballroom, 2nd floor) Always Tri, Inc., USA Challenges of Disability in Adaptation: Sports as a Path 7:30 am EWC Board of Governors Meeting to Community and World ‘Unity in Diversity’ Bedugul Room (2nd floor) Vince M. Okada , PhD Student, Social Welfare 8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, Program, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) Stop Elder Abuse!: Community Involvement and Educational Outreaching Efforts on Elder Abuse Prevention 8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, Claire Langham Richmond , USA 5:00 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) Resources Development: From Life-Threatening Landmines to Newly Mined Gemstones in Afghanistan 9:00 am Opening Ceremony Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Prany Sananikone , Director of Diversity Relations, University of , USA Welcoming Remarks Alvin Brown , CFO, Diversity Tips, USA Governor of Bali Stephen Thom , CEO, Diversity Training Institute for United States Ambassador Public Safety, USA Coordinating Minister for People’s Welfare Patricia Lenahan , Vice President, Diversity Training Institute for Public Safety, USA 9:30 am Keynote Address Domestic Violence in the Asian Community in the US: by East-West Center President Charles E. Morrison Multi-Cultural Approaches to Problem Solving

10:00 am EWCA Report W. Wayne Fu , Assistant Professor, by EWCA Chair Kok Kian Poh Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and EWCA President Lawrence Foster Global Box Office Consumption of Hollywood Films: Explaining Inter-country Similarities in Movie Selection 10:30 am Plenary Panel on The Role of Indonesia in the Warner Lee , Graduate Student, 21st Century , Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Chair/Moderator: Sarlito Sarwono , Professor, Buddhist Values and Principles: An Alternative University of Indonesia, Indonesia Approach to Contemporary Education Anies Baswedan , Rector, Arfa Zehra , Chairperson, National Commission University of Paramadina, Indonesia on the Status of Women, Pakistan Djisman Simanjuntak , Rector, National Commission on the Status of Women Prasetiya Mulya Business School, Indonesia Phonesvan Bilavarn , Laos Meidyatama Suryodiningrat , Managing Editor, Experience of Teaching Foreign Languages in Lao PDR The Jakarta Post, Indonesia 12:15 pm Mini Film Festival Jay Hubert , Director and Cinematographer, USA In the Shadow of the Towers: Tourism and Modernity in Western Sichuan , Tabanan Room (4th floor) Arfa Zehra , Chairperson, National Commission on the Status of Women, Pakistan Hudood Ordinances (Discriminatory Laws against Women) and Prisoners of Circumstances , Amlapura Room (4th floor) continued on page 8 8 Detailed Conference Schedule: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 continued

Mini Film Festival Case Studies in Health continued from page 7 Amlapura Room (4th floor) Chair/Moderator: Nancy Lewis , Director, Sandra Okada , Charissa Aguon , and Michelle Research Program, East West Center, USA Castro , Students at the University of Guam Casting Our Net Rediscovering Community in the Leslie Beale , Associate Professor, 21st Century , Bangli Room (4th floor) Springfield College, USA “A Public Health Ecological Perspective on Teaching Nancy Lewis , Director, Research Program, about the Avian Flu to Undergraduate Students: East-West Center, USA A Multilevel, Interactive Approach” Time for Justice , Legian Room (2nd floor) Laurel Dudley , Blue Planet Run Foundation, USA 1:30 pm Luncheon with East-West Center Board of “Running for Water: The Blue Planet Run” Governors , Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Jessica Hardin , USA Welcoming by Puongpun Sananikone , “Folk Knowledge, Medical Canon and Preventable Chair, EWC Board of Governors Disease: Samoans in American Samoa and Hawai‘i” Remarks by Professor Gumilar R. Somantri , Rector, University of Indonesia Won Nyon Kim , Professor, Korea University, Korea Remarks by Thomas Farrell , “A Study of the Effect of Tobacco and Deputy Assistant Secretary for Academic Programs, Alcohol Consumption upon the Department of State, USA Health and Medical Expenditure in Korea: A Censored Demand System Approach”

3:00 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions International Education: Developing Social Justice Leadership in the The Road to Multicultural Understanding Asia Pacific Region: Lessons from the Ford in the Asia-Pacific Community Foundation International Fellowships Program Bangli Room (4th floor) Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Chair/Moderator: Carl Hefner , Chair/Moderator: Irid Agoes , Director, Associate Professor & Chair, Social Sciences, Indonesian International Education Foundation Kapiolani Community College, USA (IIEF), Indonesia Carl Hefner , Associate Professor & Chair, Social Mary Zurbuchen , Director, Asia and Russia Sciences, Kapiolani Community College, USA Programs, Ford Foundation International “Integrating International Education: Fellowships Program, USA Pathways to Understanding the World” IFP/EWC Alumni from China, Indonesia, Robert Franco , Professor of Anthropology and Thailand and Vietnam Director, Planning and Grants, Civic Engagement, Minh Kauffman , Director, Center for Educational Kapiolani Community College, USA Exchange with Vietnam, USA “Democracy and Diversity: Institutional Intentionality in International Education” Marianne Craven , Managing Director for Academic Programs, Bureau of Educational and Joe Overton , Director, Honda International Cultural Affairs, Department of State, USA Center, Kapiolani Community College, USA “Study Abroad and Language Acquisition Programs Irid Agoes , Director, Indonesian International for Community College Students: Education Foundation (IIEF), Indonesia Kapiolani Community College as a Case Study” Environmental Case Studies Leon Richards , Chancellor, Kapiolani Community Tabanan Room (4th floor) College, USA Chair/Moderator: Marie Thorsten , “New Challenges for Students: Becoming Globally Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Studies Competent and Collaborative in the 21st Century” Doshisha University, Japan Leading Sustainably in the Asia Pacific: Jovel Francis P. Ananayo , Graduate Student, An Interactive Discussion on Environmental School of Travel Industry Management, Sustainability in the EWC Community University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Legian Room (2nd floor) “Tourism and World Heritage Site Conservation: A Case Study of the Community-Based Tourism Chair/Moderator: R. Don Peel , Student Affiliate, Program of the Save the Ifugao Terraces Movement East-West Center, USA (SITMO) in Ifugao Province, Philippines” Meutia Chaerani , Independent Environmental Hong Xiao , Chair, Department of Sociology, Planner/Researcher, Indonesia Central Washington University, USA “Sustainability Challenges in the Asia Pacific Region” “Water Consumption and Water Politics: R. Don Peel for Bryan Bushley , Findings from Two Cities in China” Current Degree Fellow, East-West Center, USA Aprilani Soegiarto , Advisor, Lembaga Ilmu and Wendy Miles , Current Degree Fellow, Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI — Indonesian East-West Center, USA Institute of Science), Indonesia “Sustainability Efforts at the East-West Center” “Lessons Learned from the Aceh 2004 Tsunami” continued on page 9 9 Detailed Conference Schedule: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 continued

Leading Sustainably in the Asia Pacific Alternative Approaches to Understanding continued from page 8 Tabanan Room (4th floor) Chair/Moderator: Don Faust , Professor, R. Don Peel , Student Affiliate, East-West Center, Northern Michigan University, USA USA “The East-West Center: A Laboratory and Leader Nachiket Patwardhan , Architect/Film Maker, India for Sustainability” “Arts in Need of a Religion (to Unite Against Global Warming)” 4:30 pm Coffee Break Jusuf Sutanto , Advisor, PT Bogasari, Indonesia (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung “Integration of West – East” Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Don Faust , Professor, Northern Michigan University, USA 4:45 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions “Evidence Logic for Discourse Enhancements Leading to Improved Conflict Resolution” The Arts and National Identity in the Twenty-First Century Health Care Policy and Delivery Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Amlapura Room (4th floor) Chair/Moderator: Ricardo Trimillios , Chair, Chair/Moderator: Vicki Shambaugh , Director, Asian Studies and Professor, Ethnomusicology, Research and Development, and Investigator, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Pacific Health Research Institute, USA Surapone Virulrak , Advisor, Dennis Richmond , USA and Chulalongkorn University, Thailand Claire Langham Richmond , USA “Performing Arts during the Reign of King Rama IX” “An Update on the Outsourcing of Surgical Care to Asia: Ricardo Trimillios , Chair, Asian Studies and A Discussion of Quality Assurance and Ethics” Professor, Ethnomusicology, University of Hawai‘i James McNally , Director, NACDA Program on Aging, at Manoa, USA University of Michigan, USA “Managing National Identity for the (Performing) “Population Aging in 21st Century Asia: Demographic Trends Arts in the Philippines” and Potential Implications for Policy Development” Made Mantle Hood , Lecturer, Ethnomusicology A.A GDE Muninjaya , Professor, Udayana University, and Coordinator, Honours Programme, Monash Indonesia University, “Decentralization and Autonomy in Bali: “Voicing the Nation, Negotiating the Tradition: Challenges and Opportunities for Community Health” Popular Music Influences on Traditional Balinese Vocal Styles” Local Best Practices in Education Mohd. Anis Md. Nor , Professor, Kintamani Room (2nd floor) Ethnochoreology and Ethnomusicology, Chair/Moderator: Ethel Ward , Treasurer, University of Malaya, Malaysia EWCA Hawai‘i Chapter, USA “Eschewing National Cultural Policy: Realizing Multicultural Trajectories for Malaysian Arts” Christopher Foster , Professor, California State University, USA The Power of Media “Model Program for High Schools in Legian Room (2nd floor) Remote and Isolated Locations” Chair/Moderator: Karen Knudsen, Director, Byoungjoo Kim , Professor, Yeungnam University, Korea Office of External Affairs, East West Center, USA “University Entrance Examination and Shadow Education” Endy Bayuni , Chief Editor, Jakarta Post, Indonesia Asal Wahyuni Erlin Mulyadi , Lecturer, (invited) Sebelas Maret University, Indonesia “Inclusive Education: A New Hope for Irwansyah , Lecturer, University of Indonesia, Diversity Educational Development Approach” Indonesia “A Theater of Digital Storytelling for Indonesian Yoshikazu Murakami , Matsuyama University, Japan Blogger” “Towards Redesigning Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Using a Web-based System” Richard Pearse , Retired, Macquarie University, Australia Discussion Session “Mass Media and Its Uptake in Papua New Guinea” Ann Dunham Soetoro: An EWC Legacy Sarosh Bana , Deputy Editor, Business India, India Bangli Room (4th floor) “The Power of Media in India” Chair/Moderator: Terance Bigalke , Director of Education Program, East West Center, USA Julia Suryakusuma , Author/Columnist, Indonesia Kay Ikranagara , Academy for Educational Development, Indonesia Jerry Burris , Editor, Advertiser, USA (invited) 10 Detailed Conference Schedule: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 continued

6:15 pm Sessions Adjourned Challenges of Cross Cultural Education Legian Room (2nd floor) 7:00 pm Dinner Reception and Cultural Presentation Chair/Moderator: Elizabeth Buck , Co-Director, hosted by Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Asian Studies Development Program, Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) East-West Center, USA Welcoming by Dr. Sapta Nirwandar , Director General of Marketing, Ministry of Lynnel Hoare , Lecturer/Research Fellow, Culture and Tourism, Republic of Indonesia RMIT University, Australia “Transfer of Learning from Transnational Education: Remarks by Prof. Dr. Meutia Farida Hatta A Case Study” Swasono , Minister of Women Empowerment, Republic of Indonesia Anthea Lim , Diversity Trainer/Analyst, University of California, USA and Prany Sananikone , Director of Diversity Relations, University of California, USA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 “Learning and Communicating Across Cultures: University of California Diversity Educators Group (UCDE) Best Practices” 8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) Joe Peters , Professor, University of West Florida, USA and Darlene Peters , Instructor, 8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, University of West Florida, USA 5:00 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) “Building Online Communities of Learners: Registration Check-in moves to Secretariat Room, Promoting Global Outreach and Diversity” Gianyar Room (4th floor) Tracy Lee Steele , Associate Professor, Sam Houston State University, USA 8:30 am Plenary Session on “Cross-Cultural Communication: The Challenges of Philanthropy in Asia and the Pacific Teaching Chinese and American History in China” Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Chair/Moderator: Jim Castle , President, Climate Change in the Asia Pacific Castle Asia, Indonesia Tabanan Room (4th floor) Tun Daim Zainuddin , Board of Governors, Chair/Moderator: Jeremy Webb , President, East-West Center and former Finance Minister, EWCA Brisbane, Australia Chapter, Australia Malaysia P.M. Beliappa , Chairman, EWCA Chennai Arifin Panigoro , Founder of Medcogroup and Chapter, c/o International Union of Environment Chairman of Medco Foundation, Indonesia Commission, India and S. Rajamani , Secretary, EWCA Chennai Chapter, c/o International Union Tarun Das , Board of Governors, East-West Center of Environment Commission, India and Chief Mentor, Confederation of Indian “A Sustainable Development in Control of Global Industry, India Warming — Bio-Methanation and Bio-Energy Dr. Ir Siswono Yudo Husoda , former Minister of Generation from Domestic and Industrial Wastes” Housing and Transmigration, Indonesia Toufiq Siddiqi , President, Global Environment and Energy in the 21st Century and 10:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations Adjunct Senior Fellow, East-West Center, USA (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung “Asia’s Growing Importance in Addressing Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Climate Change”

10:30 am Concurrent Panel Sessions Jeremy Webb , President, EWCA Brisbane, Australia Chapter, Australia Leveling the Playing Field “Climate Change: A Global Virus in the Making?” for Women’s Economic and Social Progress Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Stephen Bochner , Professor, School of Psychology, The University of New South Wales, Australia Chair/Moderator: Amanda Ellis , Lead Gender “The Social Psychology of Climate Change” Specialist, World Gender Action Plan, USA, Arfa Zehra , Chairperson, National Commission Governance and Democracy in Asia and on the Status of Women, Pakistan the Pacific: Emerging Issues and Practices “Transforming Institutions of Power: Bangli Room (4th floor) Business of Women” Chair/Moderator: Shabbir Cheema , Senior Pacita Juan , Chief Executive Officer, Fellow, Research Program, East-West Center, USA Figaro Coffee Inc., Philippines Daniel Fung , Board of Governors, East-West Center “Challenges and Opportunities for and Chairman, Des Voeux Chambers, Hong Kong Women Entrepreneurs in the Philippines” Jerry Finin , Deputy Director, Pacific Island Elim Chew , Founder and President, Development Program, East West Center, USA 77th Street Pte Ltd., Singapore “Challenges and Opportunities for continued on page 11 Women Entrepreneurs in Singapore” 11 Detailed Conference Schedule: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 continued

Governance and Democracy in Asia and the Pacific continued from page 10 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Shoji Nishimoto , Professor, Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan 8:00 am – Hospitality Room open, Piet Soeprijadi , Deputy Executive Director, 5:00 pm Semarapura II Room (4th floor) Partnership for Governance Reform (Kemitraan), Indonesia 8:00 am – Secretariat Room open, 5:00 pm Gianyar Room (4th floor) Focus on Place Registration Check-in at Secretariat Room, Kintamani Room (2nd floor) Gianyar Room (4th floor) Chair/Moderator: Daniel Berman , Former President, East-West Center Association, USA 8:30am The East-West Center and Baharuddin Aziz , Associate Professor, Current Issues Facing the Asia Pacific Region Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia Denpasar Room (3rd floor) “Democracy.com: The Impact of Cyberactivism on Voters in the 2008 Malaysian General Elections” Chair/Moderator: Charles E. Morrison , President, East-West Center Kuldeep Mathur , India “Pro-poor Innovations and Sustainable Development” Terance Bigalke , Director, Education Program, East-West Center Marisa Proctor , Teacher, La Pietra — Hawai‘i School for Girls, USA Raymond Burghardt , Director, Seminars Program, “Beyond the Bake Sales: East-West Center Community Service in the 21st Century” Nancy Lewis , Director, Research Program, East-West Center Multi-media Session Satu Limaye , Director, East-West Center in EWC Arts Program: Into the Future Washington Amlapura Room (4th floor) Gerard A. Finin , Deputy Director, Pacific Islands Moderator and presentation by: Michael Schuster , Development Program, East-West Center Curator, Arts Program, East-West Center, USA and William Feltz , Coordinator, Arts Program, 10:00 am Coffee Break and Poster Session Presentations East-West Center, USA (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Assisted by: Christopher Blasdel , Japan and Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Nathan Nass , MA Student, Ethnomusicology, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA 10:30 am Concurrent Panel Sessions Timor-Leste: Challenges and Opportunities 12:00 pm Break or Optional Friday Prayer Session Denpasar Room (3rd floor)

12:30 pm Luncheon Chair/Moderator: Terance Bigalke , Director of Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Education Program, East-West Center, USA Remarks by the Honorable Linda Lingle , Ambassador Hans Klemm , U.S. Ambassador to Governor of the State of Hawai‘i Timor-Leste

1:45 pm Session Adjourned and Open Afternoon Filipe da Costa , Program Officer, USAID, Timor-Leste 2:00 pm Optional Alumni Tour (for additional cost) – “Rural Development Programs in Timor-Leste” Neka Museum Tour , 2 pm to 6:45 pm Jose Turquel , President Ramos-Horta’s (or if staying for dinner, returning at 10:15 pm) Head of International Relations, Timor-Leste If interested, contact Bali World Travel in the Sanur “Timor-Leste’s External Relations” Paradise Plaza Hotel lobby for more information. Nina Gomes , Program Officer, AUSAID, 2:30 pm – “From Yoga to Peace” Session Timor-Leste 4:00 pm Kintamani Room (2nd floor) “Education and Training for Development” Instructors: Ing Phansavath , Director of Programs, Marianne Craven , Managing Director for Asian Pacific American Dispute Resolution Academic Programs, Bureau of Educational and Center, USA and Aynne Kokas , PhD Student in Cultural Affairs, Department of State, USA Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA and Certified Yoga Instructor, USA (Suggest you dress comfortably in yoga-appropriate attire and bring a mat or towel)

7:30 pm – University of Hawai‘i Alumni Reception 9:00 pm (for UH Alumni and by invitation only), Denpasar Room (3rd floor) 12 Detailed Conference Schedule: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 continued

Education and Society: Tanty Thamrin , Indonesia Leadership and Social Mobility “Understanding the Community Resilience Strategy Legian Room (2nd floor) in Faced the Food Scarcity in NTT” Chair/Moderator: Diane Perushek , E. Nageswara Rao , President, EWCA Hyderabad, Director of International Relations, India Chapter, India University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA “Climate Change and Child Health”

Chris M. Lucas , Research Assistant, University of Country Surveys: Hawai‘i at Manoa, College of Education, USA and Climate Change in the Asia Pacific Di Xu , Professor, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, Bangli Room (4th floor) College of Education, USA “Recent Considerations of Global Educational Chair/Moderator: Jeremy Webb , President, Leadership: Criteria and Characteristics” EWCA Brisbane, Australia Chapter, Australia Bernhard May , Secretary General, German Group Jeremy Webb , President, EWCA Brisbane, of the Trilateral Commission, Germany Australia Chapter, Australia “The Role of Leaders in Today’s World: “Effects of Climate Change – Nepal and Australia: A European Perspective” A Joint Presentation” Vijayan Munusamy , Senior Research Associate, Barbara Bornet Stumph , President, EWCA Center for Creative Leadership, Singapore Northern California Chapter, USA “Latent Consequences of Multicultural Policies “California’s Response to Global Warming” and the Role of Leadership: G.B. Aelred Fernando , President, EWCA A Study of Malaysia, Singapore and Hawai‘i” Colombo, Sri Lanka Chapter, Sri Lanka “Meeting Energy Needs in the Context of Global Issues Escalating Oil Prices, Climate Change Awareness Tabanan Room (4th floor) and Poverty Reduction” Chair/Moderator: Michael Anderson , Counselor Larry Dale , Scientist and Economist, Lawrence for Public Affairs, U. S. Embassy, Indonesia Berkeley National Laboratory, USA Tianyuan Huang , PhD Student, University of “Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Chile and California” “A Currency War? — U.S.-China Relations in the Rosie Majid Ahsan , Professor, University of Era of Financial Globalization” Dhaka, Bangladesh Tung Bui , Professor and Graduate Chair, University “Climate Change and Impact in Bangladesh” of Hawai‘i Shidler College of Business, USA Sarosh Bana , Deputy Editor, Business India, India “South-East Asia Cross-Border Trade Facilitation “Climate Change Policy in India” through Data Harmonization: Lessons Learned from Thailand” 12:00 pm Alumni Awards Luncheon Ed Schwerin , Professor and Chair, Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Florida Atlantic University, USA “Japan’s Political Leadership Crises 1:30 pm Concurrent Panel Sessions and Implications for Globalization” Human Rights in Transition: Sukawarsini Djelantik , Lecturer, Parahyangan A Regional Perspective University, Indonesia Denpasar Room (3rd floor) “Human, Worker and Women Rights; Indonesian Chair/Moderator: Nancy Lewis , Director, Women Migrant Workers as Slaves of New Century” Research Program, East-West Center, USA Health Issues David Cohen , Director, UC Berkeley War Amlapura Room (4th floor) Crimes Studies Center; Director, Asian International Justice Initiative and Senior Fellow Chair/Moderator: Virginia Hinshaw , Chancellor, in International Law, East-West Center, USA University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA “A Time for Justice: The Khmer Rouge Tribunal and Atiff Ikram Butt , Senior Program Officer, Human Rights in Cambodia ” Johns Hopkins University, Agus Widjojo , Deputi I Kepala UKP-PPR, Indonesia Center for Communication Program, Pakistan “CTF Indonesia-Timor Leste: “Using Indigenous Puppetry for Health Coming to Terms with the Past” Communication: A Case Study from Dadu – Pakistan” Harkristuti Harkrisnowo , Director General of Sumi Colligan , Professor of Anthropology, Human Rights, Ministry of Law and Human Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, USA Rights, Indonesia “Discourses of Disability and Modernity in “Challenges for Implementing Human Rights: Contemporary China” The Indonesian Experience” Nurdiyanah Syarifuddin , Lecturer/Instructor, Alauddin Islamic State University, Indonesia “Improving Health Behavior of Adolescent Girls” 13 Detailed Conference Schedule: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 continued

Education for Global Citizenship Marie Thorsten , Associate Professor, Faculty of Legian Room (2nd floor) Social Studies Doshisha University, Japan “Knowledge, Nation and ‘Superior Others’” Chair/Moderator: Jenny Samaan , Interim Assistant Vice Chancellor for International and Exchange Music, Culture, and Identity Programs, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Bangli Room (4th floor) David Grossman , Adjunct Senior Fellow, Chair/Moderator: Bill Feltz , Coordinator, East-West Center, Education Program, USA Arts Program, East-West Center, USA “Developing Globally-Minded Teachers for the 21st Century: Perspective from Recent Research” Clare Chan , PhD Student, Ethnomusicology, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Theodore Kneupper , Professor Emeritus, “Mah Meri Onstage: Negotiating Power, Identity Slippery Rock University, USA and Representation during the 2007 Rainforest “Education for Global Citizenship: World Music Festival in Sarawak, Malaysia” J. Krishnamurti and the Krishnamurti Schools” Nathan Nass , MA Student, Ethnomusicology, Minho Yeom , Professor, Chonnam National University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA University, Korea “Voicing Oneself as Another: “Conceptions and Strategies for the Gender in Yeosong Kagok” Internationalization of Higher Education: The Case of Korean Universities” Mayco Santaella , MA Student, Ethnomusicology, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA William Zanella , Professor, Hawai‘i Pacific “Music, Identity and the Role of Kakula Music University, USA Performance in Indonesia and Hawai‘i” “Defining and Implementing Global Citizenship: One University’s Efforts in Theory and Practice” Man Yang , MA Student in Ethnomusicology, University of Hawai‘i at Manoa, USA Chalintorn Burian , Regional Director, Southeast “Representing Tradition: Chinese Ethnic Minority Asia, Institute of International Education, Thailand Musical Identity in Southwest China” “Building an Asia Pacific Community Through Innovative Grants and Scholarships” 3:00 pm Coffee Break (pre-function area outside the Griya Agung Issues of Globalization Ballroom, 2nd floor and 3rd floor balcony) Tabanan Room (4th floor)

Chair/Moderator: Satu Limaye , Director, 3:30 pm Plenary Session on East-West Center in Washington, USA Changing Dynamics of Business in the Region Denpasar Room (3rd floor) Kiyoshi Nakachi , Director, The Meio Research Institute, Meio University, Okinawa, Japan Chair/Moderator: Jim Castle , President, “Broad-mindedness in Okinawa Culture and Castle Asia, Indonesia Its Value in an Era of Globalization” Senen Bacani , Chairman and President, Gay Garland Reed , Professor, University of La Frutera, Inc, Philippines Hawai‘i, USA Sofyan Wanandi , Vice Chairman, Centre for “Challenges for Globalization: Interrogating the Strategic and International Studies, Indonesia Discourses of Identity and Difference” Shabbir Cheema , Senior Fellow, Prijono Tjiptoherijanto , Professor Economics, Research Program, East-West Center, USA University of Indonesia, Indonesia “Globalization and Governance: The Civil Service 5:00 pm EWCA Membership Meeting and Reform in Selected ASEAN Countries” EWCA Executive Board Meeting Douglas Reardon , Global Studies Program Legian Room (2nd floor) Coordinator, Coppin State University, USA “The Role of “Obama-mania” in 6:00 pm Session Adjourned Broadening the Asia-Pacific Community” 7:00 pm Aloha Dinner and Alumni Talent Show Comparative Studies in Religion, Griya Agung Ballroom (2nd floor) Culture, and the Arts Amlapura Room (4th floor) 9:00 pm Closing Chair/Moderator: Joseph Overton , Director, Honda International Center, Kapiolani Community College, USA SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Andrew Cohen , Professor and Chair, Monmouth University, USA Optional Alumni Tours of Bali “Some Like It Hot: Jitish Kallat and Subodh Gupta” • East Bali Arts Tour David Jones , Professor, Kennesaw State University, • Village Exploration Center for the Development of Asian Studies, USA • Garden and Shadow Puppet Experience “Out of Dreamtime: Pacific Myths and Asian Sages” For more information, contact Bali World Travel in the Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel lobby. 14 2008 Alumni Awards

OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER OUTSTANDING CHAPTER AWARDS AWARDS

This award recognizes what is best in a volunteer including This award recognizes chapters that have provided significant service to something beyond oneself, a willingness to contributions to the goals and programs of the East-West contribute time and effort without pay, and a donation of Center Association. The chapter must have active and time and effort beyond one’s normal responsibilities. The committed leadership, quality programs which expand the awardees lead by example and by demonstrating the qualities outreach of the Center into local communities, an active that bring out the best in others. membership and proactive approach in organizing events and activities which benefit and interest the local alumni. U Maung Maung (Burma) U Maung Maung has led the Burma Bangkok, Thailand Chapter for several years under The Bangkok Chapter has been active for many years tracing difficult circumstances. He organizes back to the major International Conference held in Bangkok regular chapter meetings, updates in 1991 which attracted over 500 participants. It established a alumni contact information, and tradition of holding an annual Aloha Night which brings meets with newly selected together hundreds of alumni and friends each year. Most participants. The Burma Chapter recently, the Thai alumni organized a major fund raising has donated items to the silent effort in conjunction with the rebuilding of the Royal Sala auction held at the EWC Thai. Over $185,000 was raised for the Royal Sala Thai Foundation’s annual dinner. Scholarship Fund for Thai students. This scholarship campaign serves as a model for other chapters to follow. Joseph L. Overton (United States) As one of the participants in the Dhaka, Bangladesh first Asian Studies Development The Dhaka Chapter organizes regular meetings and celebrates Program (ASDP) residential the EWC’s anniversary on May 14 each year. It has successfully summer institute in 1991, Joe has publicized the Center, accepted responsibility to serve as the contributed to the advancement of EWC Program Representative in Bangladesh, and organized ASDP until today. Working as a community service projects for the poor to alleviate disaster volunteer, he achieved his vision of situations from floods and cyclones creating the ASDP Association of Regional Centers, formed to assist in the delivery of programs and activities in the advancement of bringing awareness and understanding to tertiary educational EAST-WEST CENTER levels in the U.S. Several Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad grants were secured by Joe to lead college faculty ASSOCIATION MAKANA AWARD members on field study in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei. Awarded for life long dedication to the East-West Center’s Claire Koch Langham Richmond (San Diego) mission and service to our alumni. Claire has been an active leader and loyal member of the Southern Didin Sastrapradja California Chapter for many years Didin has provided leadership and and has attended most EWCA advice to our alumni association for conferences. She was the President over 30 years. Within Indonesia, he of the Chapter for nearly a decade. led the EWCA Indonesia Chapter She is always full of ideas, spends for many years, was an essential the time to implement them, and is organizer of our first international an optimist, putting the most conference in Bali in 1988, and positive spin on whatever established a foundation to ensure challenges are encountered. financial stability for the Indonesia Chapter. Internationally, Didin led A. Seshan (Mumbai) the EWCA Executive Board for A. Seshan has been one of the most many years. His influence on the alumni association has been reliable, committed, and active substantial through his gentle and persuasive attitude which is members of the EWCA Executive respected by all. In fact, the EWCA Executive Board Board since joining the Board in continues to follow the “Didin Principle” which stands for 2002. He served as Vice President decision making by consensus instead of confrontation. for Chapter Development for Mahalo to Didin for his life long dedication to the Center’s several years and prepared the mission and service to our alumni. quarterly Global Report on Chapter activities. He is both a thinker and a doer. 15 2008 Alumni Awards continued

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI Bali AWARDS Conference This award recognizes outstanding accomplishments, including significant contributions to the promotion of better Organizing relations and understanding among the peoples of Asia, the Pacific, and the United States; significant achievement in Committee one’s career and continuing support for the goals and objectives of the Center. The award was established and endowed by Dr. Dai Ho Chun, the former Director of the Co-Chairs Center’s Institute for Technical Interchange. Sarwono, Sarlito Wirawan Agoes, Irid Riley K. Lee Reksodiputro, Nasti Dr. Riley Lee is recognized internationally as an Muninjaya, Anak Agung Gde outstanding performing artist of the (a traditional Japanese flute). He is highly Advisory Committee respected by Japanese musicians, music critics, scholars and audiences and is the most famous Wanandi, Jusuf and influential of any shakuhachi performer of Sastrapradja, Didin non-Japanese ancestry. Riley has made over fifty Soegiarto, Aprilani commercially released recordings and has Castle, James performed all over the world. He received his Anderson, Michael PhD degree in ethnomusicology from the University of and was instrumental in Conference Committee creating a professional presence of traditional Members Japanese music in Australia. In 1980, he was given the rank of (in alphabetical order) Dai Shihan (grand master). Taking leadership in the Adi, Cri Murthi international shakuhachi world, he has been one of the Atmadi, Tjoek principal motivators for a series of international gatherings of Ferguson, Marsue shakuhachi practitioners, re-framing the art as a Japanese Handini, Endah Dwi genre with an international practice. Hardjono, Rieny H. Irwansyah Kuldeep Mathur Jahja, Diana Kartika Dr. Kuldeep Mathur served as Rector of Junadi, Purnawan Jawaharlal Nehru University, one of the premier Kam, Garrrett universities in India, and Director of the Indian Kurnia, Nana Institute of Public Administration. Dr. Mathur Muchtar, Rusdi took the lead in expanding the frontiers of public Neka, Suteja administration to encompass broader issues of Nursidik, Imam governance. He gave this an institutional form by Prasaja, Yudhistira Adi persuading Jawaharlal Nehru University to Siswoyo, Irma establish a multi-disciplinary Centre for the Soenarjadi, Dewi Study of Law and Governance. As a widely Sofia, Encop respected senior member of the social science community in Sulistomo, Bambang India, he has received prestigious awards from the University Sutanto, Jusuf Grants Commission and the Indian Council of Social Science Suwidjana, Nyoman Research. He served as President of the EWCA Delhi Chapter Syahbuddin, Doddy for many years and helped in its revival.

Dennis C. Zvinakis (posthumous) Dennis Zvinakis gave tirelessly throughout his career as a Agency for International Development (AID) Foreign Service Officer and development professional in Bangladesh, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the Philippines. Toward the end of his career, he was the AID representative to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Asia Environmental Partnership (AEP). After retirement, Dennis accepted his greatest challenge and achieved his most noteworthy career goals. He established a USAID Mission in Vietnam in 2004 soon after the US and Vietnam began diplomatic relations. His efforts resulted in the development of an historical program in Vietnam with its emphasis on agricultural development, public health and environmental projects. 16 Leaving a Living Legacy

Private gifts help the East-West Center make our transformational educational programs accessible to all qualified students, regardless of their economic resources. Gifts of all sizes are always welcome, and often are matched many times over through other public and private sources.

East-West Center Association (EWCA) > Buddy & Melga Torre Gendrano Fellowships Alumni Endowment Fund for Student Scholarships Buddy and Melga Gendrano created the Buddy & Melga Torre East-West Center alumni have donated almost $500,000 to Gendrano Fellowships as a $50,000 Permanent Named the Alumni Endowment Fund, established as a legacy to Endowment. Awards will assist Degree Fellows or APLP future generations of students to participate in our education participants from the Philippines or Hawai‘i with preference program. Graduate degree students are selected based on given to those with a past record and intention of future academic excellence, financial need, leadership potential, and involvement in the fields of education and/or agriculture. a strong commitment to community service and involvement with EWCA. Ashok Kumar Malhotra Seva (Compassionate Service) Award NAMED FUNDS: A dedicated volunteer himself, 1960’s alumnus You Can Contribute or Create Your Own Fund Ashok Malhotra created a $25,000 fund to reward and For gifts of $25,000 or more, the EWC can set up separately encourage public service. The Ashok Kumar Malhotra Seva managed funds. Gifts of $50,000 or more qualify as (Compassionate Service) Award provides support to Permanent Named Endowments. No fees are charged so that international students with an outstanding academic record all revenues can go directly to the beneficiaries. Here are some and a record of and intention to be involved in continuing examples of these funds. community service in the Asia Pacific region.

Sumi Makey Scholars Awards > Sumi Makey , former EWC Dean of Student Affairs and Open Grants, established a $100,000 scholarship endowment. It is thanks in large part to Sumi’s leadership, that both the ’60s and ’70s alumni endowment campaigns generated such remarkable support from our alumni — many of whom still consider Sumi a good friend and mentor. The Sumi Makey Awards will benefit worthy degree candidates who have a background and interest in the arts and humanities, with a preference for women from S.E. Asia.

The Amanda & Natalie Ellis Women Leaders Scholarship Award EWC alumnae Amanda Ellis established this $50,000 scholarship endowment in honor of her mother, Natalie Ellis, who has made significant contributions to the education of For more information, please contact: young women for more than 50 years. The scholarship aims East-West Center Foundation to encourage young women leaders from Australia and New Telephone: (808) 944-7105 Fax: (808) 944-7970 Zealand to study in the Asia Pacific Leadership Program. Email: [email protected] 17 Conference Participants As of 10/23/2008 LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY ALFIAN [email protected] INDONESIA ARIFIN arifin [email protected] INDONESIA AS’ARI [email protected] INDONESIA BARMAWI [email protected] INDONESIA HAMDHANI [email protected] INDONESIA IRWANSYAH [email protected] INDONESIA KHALIQ [email protected] INDONESIA MASRUCHAH [email protected] INDONESIA PARTONO [email protected] INDONESIA ROSMALINDA [email protected] INDONESIA SELINASWATI [email protected] INDONESIA SURYA DIARTA — INDONESIA YULIUS [email protected] INDONESIA ABDUL-HAMIED FUAD [email protected] INDONESIA ADAN AMINA [email protected] CA, USA ADHIKARYA RONNY [email protected] CA, USA ADI CRI MURTHI [email protected] INDONESIA AGOES IRID [email protected] INDONESIA AGUON CHARISSA — GU, USA AHSAN EKRAMUL [email protected] BANGLADESH AHSAN ROSIE [email protected] BANGLADESH AKHMADY SAPRIL [email protected] INDONESIA ALBASRI HATIM [email protected] INDONESIA ALWASILAH SENNY SUZANNA [email protected] INDONESIA AMIN MOHAMMAD [email protected] INDONESIA AMIN BASRI [email protected] INDONESIA ANANAYO JOVEL FRANCIS jovel@.edu HI, USA ANDERSON MICHAEL [email protected] USA ANDONO ARDI [email protected] INDONESIA ANIS ELIS ZULIATI [email protected] INDONESIA ASCHOLANI CHASAN [email protected] INDONESIA ASHMAD ALFIYAH [email protected] INDONESIA ATMADI TJOEK [email protected] INDONESIA AZIZ BAHARUDDIN [email protected] MALAYSIA BABANO ESTRELLA [email protected] PHILIPPINES BACANI SENEN [email protected] PHILIPPINES BACANI YOLANDA [email protected] PHILIPPINES BALA JANUARIUS YAWA [email protected] INDONESIA BANA SAROSH [email protected] INDIA BARKER NICHOLAS [email protected] HI, USA BASUKI HENDRO [email protected] INDONESIA BASUKI SUZANNA S. [email protected] INDONESIA BASWEDAN ANIES — INDONESIA BEALE LESLIE [email protected] MA, USA BEDI INGE [email protected] CANADA BELLIAPPA PEMANDA [email protected] INDIA BENNINGTON JEANNETTE [email protected] HI, USA BERMAN DANIEL [email protected] HI, USA BERMAN ELIZABETH [email protected] HI, USA BIGALKE TERANCE [email protected] HI, USA BIGALKE JAN [email protected] HI, USA BLASDEL CHRISTOPHER [email protected] JAPAN BOCHNER STEPHEN [email protected] AUSTRALIA BOCHNER SANDRA — AUSTRALIA BOKKA VENKATA RAM KUMAR [email protected] INDIA BRILLANTES ALEX [email protected] PHILIPPINES BROOKEY FRANCES — CA, USA BROWN ALVIN [email protected] CA, USA 18 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY BUCK ELIZABETH [email protected] HI, USA BUI TUNG [email protected] HI, USA BURGHARDT RAYMOND [email protected] HI, USA BURIAN CHALINTORN [email protected] HI, USA BURIAN FREDRICH [email protected] THAILAND BUTT ATIF IKRAM [email protected] PAKISTAN CAHILL BERLIN SIMONE [email protected] HI, USA CASTLE JAMES [email protected] INDONESIA CASTRO MICHELLE — GU, USA CHAERANI MEUTIA [email protected] INDONESIA CHALEUNRATH VILAY [email protected] VA, USA CHAN CLARE [email protected] HI, USA CHANG SUK-JIN [email protected] KOREA CHANTAVY BOONTHAI [email protected] HI, USA CHAVEZ CESAR [email protected] PHILIPPINES CHAWASI INDRIATI WARDANAH [email protected] / [email protected] INDONESIA CHEEMA SHABBIR [email protected] HI, USA CHEN LETICIA [email protected] CANADA CHEN HERNG — CANADA CHEW ELIM [email protected] SINGAPORE CHIN NELSON [email protected] INDONESIA CHO MOO SANG [email protected] KOREA CHOW FOU MEI FRANCES [email protected] CHINA COHEN ANDREW [email protected] NJ, USA COHEN DAVID [email protected] HI, USA COLLIGAN SUMI [email protected] MA, USA CRAVEN MARIANNE [email protected] DC, USA DA COSTA FILIPE [email protected] TIMOR LESTE DALE LARRY [email protected] CA, USA DAS RANAJAN — INDIA DAS TARUN — INDIA DAW THIN THIN YIE — MYANMAR DEDA ANDREAS JEFRI [email protected] INDONESIA DEVADASON ERNEST [email protected] AUSTRALIA DJAJADININGRAT SURNA TJAHJA [email protected] INDONESIA DJELANTIK SUKAWARSINI [email protected] INDONESIA DJUNAIDY MENDL [email protected] HI, USA DJUNAIDY ACHMAD — HI, USA DUDLEY LAUREL [email protected] HI, USA EGUCHI WIL — HI, USA EGUCHI CAROLYN [email protected] HI, USA ELLIS AMANDA [email protected] DC, USA FAISEL ARJUMAND [email protected] PAKISTAN FARRELL THOMAS [email protected] DC, USA FAUST DON [email protected] MI, USA FELTZ WILLIAM [email protected] HI, USA FERGUSON MARSUE [email protected] INDONESIA FERNANDO G.B. AELRED [email protected] SRI LANKA FININ GERARD [email protected] HI, USA FININ DAWN — HI, USA FLANIGAN LYN [email protected] HI, USA FLORES ELAINE — HI, USA FLORES, JR EDDIE — HI, USA FORMAN LORI — SINGAPORE FOSTER CHRISTOPHER [email protected] CA, USA FOSTER BRENDA [email protected] HI, USA FOSTER LAWRENCE [email protected] HI, USA FOX CAROL [email protected] HI, USA 19 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY FRANCO ANGELA [email protected] HI, USA FRANCO ROBERT [email protected] HI, USA FU WAYNE [email protected] SINGAPORE FUENTES SOLVEIG [email protected] CA, USA FUNEZ-GONZALEZ JUANI [email protected] CA, USA FUNG DANIEL — CHINA FURGAL MARYJO [email protected] VA, USA FURGAL JOE — VA, USA GAMEAU ANNE [email protected] AUSTRALIA GANDHI MILONI [email protected] CA, USA GANDRAH MARTONO [email protected] INDONESIA GAO SONG — CHINA GARAY REYNALDO [email protected] CA, USA GEH HERAWATY [email protected] AUSTRALIA GHAZALI SALEH MOHD [email protected] MALAYSIA GOMES JESUINA [email protected] TIMOR LESTE GONGBU ZHAXI [email protected] CHINA GONZALES SHARON ANIBEL [email protected] HI, USA GONZALES RALPH RICHARD [email protected] HI, USA GOODMAN NORMAN [email protected] DC, USA GROSSMAN DAVID [email protected] HI, USA GUMAPAC CARLEEN [email protected] HI, USA HACHIMINE HIROKO [email protected] JAPAN HAMASAKI JEANNE [email protected] HI, USA HAMMOND MARY [email protected] HI, USA HANDINI ENDAH DWI [email protected] INDONESIA HANSON ERIC [email protected] MI, USA HAQUE NAJMA [email protected] BANGLADESH HARDIN JESSICA [email protected] NY, USA HARDJONO RIENY [email protected] INDONESIA HARIYADI BAMBANG [email protected] INDONESIA HARKRISNOWO HARKRISTUTI — INDONESIA HARLINA INDAH — INDONESIA HASEGAWA KOICHI [email protected] JAPAN HASEGAWA NOBORU — JAPAN HAYAKAWA IWAO [email protected] JAPAN HAYAKAWA TADAKO [email protected] JAPAN HEFNER CARL [email protected] HI, USA HELLREICH PHILIP — HI, USA HELLREICH MIRIAM — HI, USA HENDERSON JOHN [email protected] HI, USA HERB MICHAEL [email protected] HI, USA HERMAWATI MEFI RUTHVIANA [email protected] INDONESIA HIDAYAH BAIQ NURUL [email protected] INDONESIA HINSHAW VIRGINIA [email protected] HI, USA HINSHAW WILLIAM [email protected] HI, USA HOANG HOE [email protected] VIETNAM HOARE LYN [email protected] AUSTRALIA HOJO KAZUAKI [email protected] JAPAN HOJO KATSUKO [email protected] JAPAN HOLMGREN MERECLITH [email protected] HI, USA HONG XIAO [email protected] WA, USA HOOD MADE [email protected] AUSTRALIA HORNER DAVID [email protected] MI, USA HORNER IRIS [email protected] MI, USA HU XIN [email protected] CHINA HUANG TIANYUAN [email protected] HI, USA HUBERT JAY [email protected] CHINA 20 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY HUYNH PHUONG THI MAI [email protected] VIETNAM IBRAHIM MUHAMMAD [email protected] PAKISTAN IBRAHIM RAMLI [email protected] MALAYSIA IDO YOSHIO [email protected] JAPAN IDO YASUKO — JAPAN IDRIS NURHAYATI [email protected] INDONESIA IRAWATY DIAH [email protected] INDONESIA JAHJA DIANA KARTIKA — INDONESIA JAHJA DIANA [email protected] INDONESIA JAILANI MUHAMMAD [email protected] INDONESIA JANNAH NOR [email protected] INDONESIA JIA QIONG [email protected] HI, USA JONES DAVID [email protected] GA, USA JOYCE CHARLENE [email protected] NM, USA JUAN PACITA [email protected] PHILIPPINES JUNADI PURNAWAN [email protected] INDONESIA KADIR M. YAKUB [email protected] INDONESIA KAM GARRETT [email protected] INDONESIA KAMIZATO TSUNEO — JAPAN KASAI ITSUKO [email protected] JAPAN KAUFFMAN MINH [email protected] PA, USA KELEN HERMAN Y.D.T. [email protected] INDONESIA KILLACKEY HERBERT [email protected] CA, USA KIM MARY-ANN [email protected] CANADA KIM WON NYON [email protected] KOREA KIM BYOUNG JOO [email protected] KOREA KIM HO JIN [email protected] KOREA KIM WOO YOUNG — KOREA KLEMM HANS [email protected] TIMOR LESTE KNEUPPER THEODORE [email protected] PA, USA KNUDSEN GREG [email protected] HI, USA KNUDSEN KAREN [email protected] HI, USA KOBAYASHI CLEO [email protected] HI, USA KOBAYASHI VICTOR [email protected] HI, USA KOHAGURA SATOKO — JAPAN KOKAS AYNNE [email protected] CA, USA KOREBIMA MUHAMMAD GONSAULUS [email protected] INDONESIA KUON RALPH [email protected] CA, USA KURNIA NANA M [email protected] INDONESIA LAGARETA ROLAND — HI, USA LAI LILY YEN [email protected] TAIWAN LAI DERLIANG — TAIWAN LANGHAM RICHMOND CLAIRE [email protected] CA, USA LAOPHA DAODEN [email protected] THAILAND LEE WARNER [email protected] HI, USA LEE DORIS — NV, USA LEE THEODORE — NV, USA LENAHAN PATRICIA [email protected] CA, USA LESTARI HERNA [email protected] / [email protected] INDONESIA LEUNG MAN-KAM [email protected] CANADA LEUNG JOAN — CANADA LEW LILLIAN [email protected] CA, USA LEWIS NANCY [email protected] HI, USA LIM ANTHEA [email protected] CA, USA LIMAYE SATU [email protected] DC, USA LINGLE LINDA — HI, USA LIWANAG VINCENT [email protected] HI, USA LOUGHLIN PHILIP [email protected] MA, USA 21 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY LOUI-SCHMICKER PATRICIA [email protected] HI, USA LUCAS CHRIS [email protected] HI, USA MANNAN ABDUL [email protected] BANGLADESH MANNAN GULNAHAR — BANGLADESH MARDJONO DWIARTI [email protected] INDONESIA MARHUMAH EMA [email protected] INDONESIA MARSHALL JUDITH [email protected] HI, USA MARUO YUZURU — JAPAN MARUO KATSUYO — JAPAN MATHUR KULDEEP [email protected] INDIA MATHUR REKHA — INDIA MATSUDA KAORU [email protected] JAPAN MATSUMOTO KAZUYUKI [email protected] JAPAN MATSUNAGA PATRICIA [email protected] HI, USA MATSUNAGA MAURICE — HI, USA MAULANA MUHAMMAD [email protected] INDONESIA MAY BERNHARD [email protected] GERMANY MCNALLY JAMES [email protected] MI, USA MD NOR MOHD ANIS [email protected] MALAYSIA MEDALLA JOEY — CA, USA MEDALLA LENNIE — CA, USA MEDALLA MARK — PHILIPPINES MEDALLA RHONA — PHILIPPINES MEDALLA KAREN — PHILIPPINES MENTON LINDA [email protected] HI, USA MONROE CHRISTINA [email protected] HI, USA MORRISON CHARLES [email protected] HI, USA MUCHTAR RUSDI [email protected] INDONESIA MUHALLIM HIDAYAH [email protected] INDONESIA MULYADI ASAL WAHYUNI E. [email protected] INDONESIA MUNINJAYA ANAK AGUNG — INDONESIA MUNUSAMY VIJAYAN [email protected] SINGAPORE MURAKAMI MAMI [email protected] JAPAN MURAKAMI YOSHIKAZU [email protected] JAPAN MUSFIRA LAILA [email protected] INDONESIA MUTIA MARIA LUISA [email protected] PHILIPPINES MUTTAQIN FARID [email protected] INDONESIA NAIR BASSKARAN [email protected] SINGAPORE NAKACHI KIYOSHI [email protected] JAPAN NAKACHI KEIKO — JAPAN NAKACHI TAMIO — JAPAN NAKACHI KAZUKO — JAPAN NAKAMURA YASUKO [email protected] JAPAN NAKAOJI SHIMEI [email protected] JAPAN NAKASONE ROBERT [email protected] HI, USA NAMGOONG CHAN [email protected] KOREA NASS NATHAN [email protected] HI, USA NEKA SUTEJA — INDONESIA NELSON CHERYL [email protected] PA, USA NIRWANDAR SAPTA — INDONESIA NISHIHIRA FUMIKO [email protected] JAPAN NISHIMOTO SHOJI [email protected] JAPAN NITTA FUMITERU [email protected] JAPAN NIWA JANE FERGUSON [email protected] NY, USA NIWA TOSHI [email protected] MALAYSIA NONIN TAKASHI [email protected] JAPAN NOTODIHARDJO MARDJONO [email protected] INDONESIA NOVRITA JULIA [email protected] INDONESIA 22 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY NUGROHO AGUNG — INDONESIA NURDIN SUKIMAN [email protected] INDONESIA NURSIDIK IMAM [email protected] INDONESIA OBIEN ALEGRIA [email protected] PHILIPPINES OBIEN SANTIAGO [email protected] PHILIPPINES OKADA MITSUHAR [email protected] HI, USA OKADA SANDRA — GU, USA OKUDA KUNIO [email protected] JAPAN OKUDA HISAKO [email protected] JAPAN OKUDA TOMOYO — JAPAN OO KHIN MYINT [email protected] MYANMAR OSTERMANN GERALD [email protected] IL, USA OSTERMANN TSUE [email protected] IL, USA OVERTON JOSEPH [email protected] HI, USA PANIGORO ARIFIN — INDONESIA PASAPAN ELISABETH [email protected] INDONESIA PATWARDHAN NACHIKET [email protected] INDIA PEARSE RICHARD [email protected] AUSTRALIA PEEL ROBERT [email protected] HI, USA PERMADI DWIKO BUDI [email protected] INDONESIA PERUSHEK DIANE [email protected] HI, USA PETERS JOE [email protected] FL, USA PETERS DARLENE [email protected] FL, USA PHAM THIHAI — VIETNAM PHAN NGAN LE HAI [email protected] VIETNAM PHANSAVATH ING [email protected] CA, USA PHOTIJAK SAKUNPAN [email protected] THAILAND PHUC VO MINH [email protected] VIETNAM POH KOK KIAN [email protected] MALAYSIA PRASAJA YUDHISTIRA [email protected] INDONESIA PRATIWI CEKLI SETYA [email protected] INDONESIA PROCTOR MARISA [email protected] HI, USA PURNAMA ELI [email protected] INDONESIA RAJAMANI SENGODA GOUNDER [email protected] INDIA RAMIREZ TINA LINDHARD [email protected] SPAIN RAMIREZ MARTIN [email protected] SPAIN RAO NAGESWARA [email protected] INDIA RASHID KHALEDA [email protected] BANGLADESH REARDON DOUGLAS [email protected] MD,USA REED GAY GARLAND [email protected] HI, USA REKSODIPUTRO NASTI [email protected] INDONESIA REKSODIPUTRO MARDJONO [email protected] INDONESIA RICHARDS LEON [email protected] HI, USA RICHMOND DENNIS [email protected] CA, USA RING GORDON [email protected] HI, USA RING MILLY — HI, USA ROLLES JEAN — HI, USA ROOKEN-SMITH DERECK [email protected] PHILIPPINES ROSE’MEYER PETER [email protected] AUSTRALIA ROSMY NENENG [email protected] HI, USA RUMENAPP VICTORIA [email protected] HI, USA SABIQ AHMAD [email protected] INDONESIA SAEFUDDIN ASEP [email protected] INDONESIA SAEFULLAH ASEP DJADJA [email protected] INDONESIA SAIGNASITH CHANTHAVONG [email protected] LAOS SAIKI PATRICIA — HI, USA SALIM ISHAK [email protected] INDONESIA SALMAN RADIAN [email protected] INDONESIA 23 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY SALMON, JR CHARLES [email protected] HI, USA SALOSA SUSAN [email protected] INDONESIA SAMAAN JANETTE [email protected] HI, USA SANANIKONE THANH-LO [email protected] HI, USA SANANIKONE PRANY [email protected] CA, USA SANANIKONE PUONGPUN — HI, USA SANTAELLA MAYCO [email protected] HI, USA SARWONO SARLITO W. [email protected] INDONESIA SASTRAPRADJA DIDIN [email protected] INDONESIA SCHUSTER MICHAEL [email protected] HI, USA SCHWERIN ED [email protected] FL, USA SEMENIKHIN YAROSLAV [email protected] RUSSIA SENG SEOK HOON [email protected] SINGAPORE SETIAWATI KANTI [email protected] INDONESIA SHAFIE SHAHABUDIN [email protected] MALAYSIA SHAMBAUGH VICKI [email protected] HI, USA SHI XU [email protected] CHINA SHIVE GLENN [email protected] CHINA SIDDIQI TOUFIQ [email protected] HI, USA SIDDIQI ULRIKE [email protected] HI, USA SIMANJUNTAK DJISMAN — INDONESIA SINGH KIRPAL [email protected] SINGAPORE SISWOJO IRMANI — INDONESIA SJAHBUDDIN DODDY W [email protected] INDONESIA SOEGIARTO KINARTI [email protected] INDONESIA SOEGIARTO APRILANI [email protected] INDONESIA SOENARIJADI SRI DEWI [email protected] INDONESIA SOEPRIJADI PIET [email protected] INDONESIA SOFIA ENCOP [email protected] INDONESIA SOMANTRI GUMILAR — INDONESIA SOULATHA VILAY [email protected] VA, USA STAAB HOPE [email protected] HI, USA STEELE TRACY [email protected] TX, USA STEELE HALCYON — FL, USA STICE GARY [email protected] HI, USA STICE AGONOY — HI, USA STUMPH BARBARA BORNET [email protected] CA, USA STUMPH TERRY [email protected] CA, USA SULISTOMO BAMBANG [email protected] INDONESIA SURYAKUSUMA JULIA INDRIATI [email protected] INDONESIA SURYODININGRAT MEIDYATAMA — INDONESIA SUTANTO JUSUF [email protected] INDONESIA SUWARTI ERNIE — INDONESIA SUWIDJANA NYOMAN — INDONESIA SUZUKI MITSUAKI [email protected] HI, USA SUZUKI ITSUKO [email protected] HI, USA SWASONO MEUTIA FARIDA HATTA — INDONESIA SYARIFUDDIN NURDIYANAH [email protected] INDONESIA TAKAYAMA CHOKO [email protected] JAPAN TAMAZAKI MAGOJI [email protected] JAPAN TAMAZAKI NORIKO [email protected] JAPAN TANJUNG BUYUNG RIDWAN [email protected] INDONESIA TANOUYE NOREEN [email protected] HI, USA TENCATE SRI [email protected] HI, USA TENCATE RICK — HI, USA TERUYA FUMIO [email protected] JAPAN THAMRIN TANTY SURYANINGSIH [email protected] INDONESIA THOM STEPHEN [email protected] CA, USA 24 Conference Participants continued

LAST NAME FIRST NAME E-MAIL COUNTRY THORBORG MARINA [email protected] SWEDEN THORSTEN MARIE [email protected] HI, USA TONOIKE KAZUKO [email protected] JAPAN TRIMILLOS RICARDO [email protected] HI, USA TSENG CHARLES [email protected] IL, USA TSENG WAN-JEN [email protected] IL, USA U MAUNG MAUNG [email protected] MYANMAR UDASMORO WENING [email protected] INDONESIA UTAMI RISNAWATI [email protected] INDONESIA VIRULRAK SURAPONE [email protected] THAILAND VIVIO FRANK [email protected] IL, USA VIVIO PATRICIA [email protected] IL, USA WAGNER LOLA SHIRIN [email protected] INDONESIA WANANDI JUSUF — INDONESIA WANANDI SOFYAN — INDONESIA WARD ETHEL ALIKPALA [email protected] HI, USA WARD JACK [email protected] HI, USA WEBB ALINE [email protected] AUSTRALIA WEBB JEREMY [email protected] AUSTRALIA WEDA SUKARDI — INDONESIA WESSELS KATJA [email protected] GERMANY WESSELS HOLGER [email protected] GERMANY WIDJOJO AGUS — INDONESIA WILKIN TERESA J. [email protected] TX, USA WILLIAMS S. LINN — GA, USA WU I KANG [email protected] CHINA XU DI [email protected] HI, USA YAGI TOMOKO [email protected] JAPAN YAGI HIROMI — JAPAN YAMASHIRO MASAKO [email protected] JAPAN YAMASHIRO KAZUO — JAPAN YAMAZATO KEIKO [email protected] JAPAN YANG MAN [email protected] HI, USA YANG HYUN-SEOK [email protected] KOREA YANG FANG [email protected] CHINA YEOM MINHO [email protected] KOREA YIP JENNIFER [email protected] DC, USA YOKOTE HITOMI [email protected] JAPAN YOSHIDA YOSHINORI [email protected] JAPAN YOSHIDA TOMOKO — JAPAN YOSHIDA GARY [email protected] HI, USA YOSHIKAWA MIMI BENG POH [email protected] HI, USA YOUNG SUZAN — UT, USA YOUNG MICHAEL — UT, USA YUDHO WINARNO [email protected] INDONESIA ZAINUDDIN TUN DAIM — MALAYSIA ZAKY AHMAD [email protected] INDONESIA ZANELLA WILLIAM [email protected] HI, USA ZEHRA ARFA [email protected] PAKISTAN ZURBUCHEN MARY [email protected] NY, USA 25 Map of Conference Venue FORMING AND INFORMING LEADERS

THE EAST-WEST CENTER was established by the United States Congress in 1960 to “promote better relations and understanding between the United States and the nations of Asia and the Pacific region through cooperative study, education, and research.” The Center works to strengthen relations in the region and serves as a national and regional resource for information and analysis on Asia and the Pacific. It provides a meeting ground where people with a wide range of perspectives exchange views on topics of regional concern. Since its founding more than 50,000 people have participated in Center programs. Many of these participants occupy key positions in government, business, journalism, and education in the region. Officially known as the Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange between East and West, the East-West Center is a public, non - profit institution with an international board of governors. Funding comes from the U.S. government in addition to support provided by private agencies, individuals and corporations, and governments in the region. Located in Honolulu, three miles from Waikiki and adjacent to the University of Hawai‘i, the Center’s 21-acre campus includes conference facilities, a research and administration office building, and three residential halls.

EAST-WEST CENTER ASSOCIATION The East-West Center experience unites more than 50,000 students, scholars, and professional associates from more than 50 countries. For many, the Center provided a defining chapter in their lives, affecting their outlooks and aspirations and building lifelong personal and professional networks. The East-West Center Association (EWCA) is an international network of professionals who have a past affiliation with the East-West Center. Regardless of length of stay or type of participation, all are automatically members (associates) of the EWCA. There are no membership fees or other requirements to participate in the EWCA. The Association is led by an international Executive Board representing the various professions, regions, and decades of its members. While participating in education, research, and collaborative programs at the Center, EWCA members enriched the institution with their array of talents, cultural perspectives, and ideas. Today, in countries around the globe, these individuals continue to further the mission of the Center. Collectively, they are contributing to global understanding, building an Asia Pacific community, and making a world of difference.