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Inter- University Cooperation Program The 12th International Conference Schedule Inter- University Cooperation Program th The 12 International Conference “ASIAN Community Knowledge Networks for the Economy, Society, Culture, and Environmental Stability” 6 – 11 June 2016 Venue: Century Park Hotel & University of the Philippines, Diliman Campus. Monday, 06 June 2016 Time Itinerary 07.45 BKK-MNL VIA Thai International Airways TG620 11.55 Arrive at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) 13.00 - 17.00 Meet and transfer to lunch, study tour 17.00 – 18.30 Dinner at local Chinese restaurant 19.00 Check-in at 4* Century Park Hotel Tuesday, 07 June 2016 Time Itinerary Wholeday12thInternational Conference at Century Park Hotel 07.00 – 08.00 Breakfast at hotel 08.00 – 08.30 Registration and arrival of the honorable guests at Corregidor Room 09.00 - 09.15 Opening Session: Welcoming speech by Chairman of the Ceremony, President of University of the Philippines 09.15 – 09.30 Welcome speech by Royal Thai Ambassador 09.30 – 10.00 Welcome speech & Presentation of a token of appreciation to UP Dilima, UP Manila, UP LosBanos by Assistant Professor Dr. ThosapolArreenich, President of Chiang Rai Rajabhat University 10.00 – 10.15 Keynote speech by Vice-Chancellor of Huntington University 10.15 – 10.30 Keynote Speech by Patricia B. Licvanan, Ph.D. Chairperson, Commission on Higher Education, Phillippines 10.30 - 11.00 Coffee/tea break & visit poster presentation 11.00 - 11.15 Keynote Speech by Aaron Joseph Villaraza, Deputy Director, University of the Philippines, Office of International Linkages 11.15 – 12.00 Presentation of “The Best Practices Awards”, and “Maple Leaf Scholar Awards” by President of Chiang Rai Rajabhat University and Vice-Chancellor of Huntington University 12.00 – 13.00 Lunch & visit poster presentation Time Program Parallel Sessions: The Sub – Themes Presentations Are Arranged in Room 1: Corregidor Room A, Room 2: Corregidor Room B, Room 3: Kachina Room and Room 4: Badjao Room Room 1: Corregidor Room A Room 2: Corregidor Room B Room 3: Kachina Room Room 4: Badjao Room Session I: Poverty Alleviation, Session II: Education and Session V: Enhancing Food Session X: New and Emerging Social Welfare and Protection Investing in Human Resource Security and the Green Technology for Socio Development Revolution Economic Development in Asia and Asia Pacific Region 13.00 – 13.20 Effect of Major Disasters in Development of Pronunciation Food Security from Biodiversity- Traffic Load Balancing over Marginalized Communities: A Skill through Phonetics Practice Based on Ethnic Groups in the Software Defined Networking Comparative Case Analysis of Packages for Students at Maekok and Mekong River (Sadhu Ram Basnet) Sindhupalchowk and Sindhuli Buriram Rajabhat University, Basin: A Case Study in Chiang Districts in Nepal Thailand Rai Province (Professor Dr. Bim Prasad (Assistant Professor Dr. (Assistant Professor Dr. Shrestha and Mr. Prakash Giri) Akkarapon Nuemaihom) Ranida Pingmoung) 13.20 – 13.40 Volunteer Art Groups as Development of an English Local Food of Ethnic Groups for Acceptance of E-Government Facilitators of Cultural Supplementary Listening Healthy Food Development in Services and Public Development: Emphasis on Local Exercise Entitled “ASEAN” Wawee Sub-district Community, Participation in Developing Identity to Enhance Human and Using the Cooperative Learning Mae Suai District Chiang Rai Countries Social Capital Opportunities for Theory for Grade 3 at Province (Gajendra Sharma) the Poor (The Case of Angono Banchaikheung School (Ms. Supara Tiwong) municipality in the Philippines) Bungsamakhee, Kamphaeng (Mark Anthony Mateo Morales) Phet (Assistant Professor Dr. Sakon Kerdpol) 13.40 – 14.00 Session III: Cultural Heritage, Managing Education for Ethnic The Standard Development of Performance Evaluation of Ethnic Diversity Children on Opportunity and Thai Dessert at Trok-khaw-mao Virtualized Hadoop Clusters on Equality of Basic Education Community in Bangkok Noi Open Stack Cloud Achievement towards District, Bangkok (Manoj Shakya) Sociolinguistics of Punjabi Vocational Education (Ms. Suchada Tanopanuwat) Information System Online of Language in India and Pakistan Development for Labour Mosquito in Risk Area at (Dr. Simmee Oupra) Preparedness of the Country and Nakhon Si Thammarat, ASEAN Economic Community Thailand (Associate Professor Dr. (Ms. Yodfa Ratmanee) Makha Khittasangka) :Poster Presentation Time Program Parallel Sessions: The Sub – Themes Presentations Are Arranged in Room 1: Corregidor Room A, Room 2: Corregidor Room B, Room 3: Kachina Room and Room 4: Badjao Room Room 1: Corregidor Room A Room 2: Corregidor Room B Room 3: Kachina Room Room 4: Badjao Room 14.00 – 14.20 Christianity In Pattani: A The Development of an English Nutritional Values of Thai Session XI: Institutional Subordinate Group in the South of Training Program for Jasmine Rice, Khao Dowk Mali Strengthening, Social – Thailand Community - Based Tourism in (KDM) 105, in Tung Samrit Area Economics and Politics (Dr. Sansanee Chanarnupap) Nang Lae Sub-district, Muang of 10 districts, Nakhon Challenges within the Greater District, Chiang Rai Ratchasima Province Mekong Sub region and Asia (Dr. Sahattaya Sittivised) (Assistant Professor Dr. – Pacific Wassana Phanurak) Consumer Protection Enforcement within the ASEAN Member Countries: A Case Study of Economics and Politics Challenges from Thailand (Dr. Nisit Intamano) 14.20 – 14.40 Restoration of Fon Sao Mai A Research and Development Nutritional Status, Diet Diversity The Potentiality of Supply Dance as a Cultural Tradition and on Self-Practice in the Buddhist and Intake of Fruits and Chain Management in Thailand as a Marketing Product in Way of the Graduate Students Vegetables among School Aged to be A Hub for Halal Industrial Siriwiangchai Sub-district at Ratchathani Universityin Children in Dolakha and in ASEAN Municipality, Wiang Chai Ubonratchathani Ramechhap districts, Nepal (Ms. Bantita Sukcharoen) District, Chiangrai Province (Dr. Surangkana Manyanon) (Akina Shrestha) (Assistance Professor Dr. Sutheera Atawongsa) 14.40 – 15.00 Community Capitals Management Approach to Increase the Sensory and Chemical Legal Problems Regarding a for Supporting Sustainable Efficiency of Prevention and Compositions of Butterfly Pea Contract: A Case Study of the Tourism in the Special Economic Suppression Street Racing with Lime Juices in Thailand. Surrogacy Zone for Sustainable Tourism of (Dek Van) Problem in Bangkok (Dr. Wissanee (Miss Surapee Photisarach) Wiang Chiang Saen Municipality (Dr. Sureeporn Supraditareporn) Community, Chiang Saen Nipithwittaya) District, Chiang Rai Province (Miss Danita Mata) 15.00 – 15.30 Coffee/tea break & visit poster presentation Time Program Parallel Sessions: The Sub – Themes Presentations Are Arranged in Room 1: Corregidor Room A, Room 2: Corregidor Room B, Room 3: Kachina Room and Room 4: Badjao Room Room 1: Corregidor Room A Room 2: Corregidor Room B Room 3: Kachina Room Room 4: Badjao Room 15.30 – 15.50 A Development of Local Wisdom A Study on the Understanding The Study of Film Casting Democratic Attitudes and Ways Learning Resources and Self-Practice according to Conditions and Film’s Properties for Promoting Democratic Administrative Management the Philosophy of Sufficiency From an Edible Konjac Powder culture for Gen Z in Chiang Rai based on the Sufficiency Economy of Teachers at for Extending Storage Life of Province Economy Philosophy Principle in Dhonburi Rajabhat University Tomatoes (Assistant Professor (Assistant Professor Dr. Lelar Dhonburi District Community (Dr. Kris Phattaraphakin) Dr. Anodar Ratchawet) Treeaekanukul) (Dr. Nongyao Utoomporn) The Use of Crude Extract from the Leaves of Sea Holly to Inhibit the Growth of Aspergillus sp. on Shallot (Assistant Professor Dr. Kaltima Phichai Pornsan Restawich Ms. Sithasinee Ninjai Ms. Nattaya Uttama Ms. Chenchira Chanla Mr. Wichian Saksitthanuphap Ms. Nittaya Sendee) :Poster Presentation 15.50 – 16.10 Upbringing of Siamese in Factors Affecting Competency Session VII: Environment, Knowledge Management Model Malaysia on Job Achievement of Heads Sustainable Management of for Group Career Development (Ms. Eng-on Chullasap) of Dean Office in Thai Natural Resource and Bio- in Sakonnakhon Province Universities Diversity (Mr. Jakret Mettathamrong) (Assistant Professor Dr. Biodiversity Conservation in a Sumintorn Baotham) Transboundary Protected Area: A Case Study of PhaTaem Protected Forests Complex at Thailand, Cambodia and Laos Border (Mrs. Parichard Supimars) Time Program Parallel Sessions: The Sub – Themes Presentations Are Arranged in Room 1: Corregidor Room A, Room 2: Corregidor Room B, Room 3: Kachina Room and Room 4: Badjao Room Room 1: Corregidor Room A Room 2: Corregidor Room B Room 3: Kachina Room Room 4: Badjao Room 16.10– 16.30 The Development of Using New Factors Influencing the Integrating Biodiversity of Agricultural and Residential Media for Cultural Fulfillment in Preparing the Medicinal Plants with Folk Land Allocation in Legal Communication of Akha Tribe: A Educational Quality Insurance Healer's Wisdom as Skin Care Dimension of the High Land Case Study of Ban Saen Jai, Mae Paper of Education Faculty of Products Underprivileged People in Fha Luang District, Chiang Rai Dhonburi Rajabhat University (Assistant Professor Natenapa Chiangrai Province (Assistant Professor (Dr. Nipaporn Khamcharoen) Rattanapotanan) (Assistant Professor Prathai Piriyasurawong) Thotsaphorn Munrat) 16.30 – 16.50 Session IV: Promotion and On Mathematics Teaching and Small Mammal Assemblage
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