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MATIENZO / UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES LOS BANOS CONFERENCE FULL PAPER TEMPLATE 170 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, VOL.1 NO.1 (MAY 2016-APRIL 2017) 1 Message from Acting Vice-President for Kamphaeng Saen Campus It is with immense pleasure, a great honor and privilege that I have been invited to address this meeting. The paradigm and direction of global development are refocusing on strengthening and sustaining humanity. Human resources are important for country development accordingly; human and community resources development (HCRD) is the main goal of education in the 21st century, engulfing changes within socio-cultural, economy and science. The rapidity of these changes has destroyed much of the world’s natural resources and those that remain are insufficient for a sustainable future and have also had a significant effect on the global environment. To return to a strengthening human and sustainable resources in the community the capacity to develop skills and knowledge, decrease conflict of diversity, as well as creating a healthy environment and a happy society is our challenge. The stream idea of social development partnerships and alliances between the diversity of socialization is needed to build up human social relationships and responsibility. Therefore, education is an important tool for awakening people to the concerns and to act on their social responsibility. Moreover, research is one of the core missions of this university and it plays a key role in education and HCRD. We are concerned and pay particular attention to research utilization and knowledge sharing. The 1st International Conference on Human Community Resource Development 2016: Education for Sustainable Development is an initiative of knowledge sharing and collaboration between 5 main agencies: 1st) The Human and Community Resource Development Program, Faculty of Education and Development, Kasetsart University, 2nd) The National University of Laos, 3rd) The National Chung Cheng University, 4th) The NGO-Business Partnerships, and last but not least The Development Association of Thailand – Japan. The main objectives are; to enhance participants understanding and experience of HCRD, to encourage the building of research competency and to promote integrated research in HCRD, as well as promoting inspirational research for educational personnel, students and scholars within the paradigm of HCRD, with the ultimate goal of social sustainable development. The conference activities include; a symposium on “Education and Sustainable Development”, a panel discussion on “Education and Sustainable Development: From Theory to Implementation”, free paper presentations, and a HCRD exhibition. It is hoped that the conference will offer practical alternatives and help advance development in the field of human and community resources development as well as building those vital links for both national and international cooperation which are fast becoming a necessary part of life. Thank you very much in advance for your contribution towards the succession of the 1st International Conference on Human and Community Resource Development 2016 (ICHCRD 2016) We look forwards to welcoming you to this unique experiences in Nakhon Prathom, THAILAND, 26-27 May, 2016. We hope you will find your participation in the conference rewarding and professionally stimulating. Sincerely, Associate Professor, Dr. Trin Saengsuwan Acting Vice-President for Kamphaeng Saen Campus INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, VOL.1 NO.1 (MAY 2016-APRIL 2017 2 INTRODUCTION THE 1ST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 2016 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. PRINCIPLE AND RATIONALE Research is a key of knowledge development and the mission of the higher education institutions. It can be seen that the current institutions has given priority to the research by providing each lecturer has the opportunity to produce research relate with their research, teaching and learning, which is a measure of the quality of the Institute. The mission of the Universities are to produce graduates who have the wisdom to know how to building the public consciousness, moral, and social aspects of community development and social responsibility, as well as heading the accumulation wisdom. To address this aim, the conference will develop diverse of knowledge including creating a standard competitive, so in order to promote and develop the potential of university research as well as research experience at international level. Department of Human and Community Resource Development, Faculty of Education and Development Sciences, Kasetsart University in collaboration with National University of Laos, National Chung Cheng University, The Network NGO-Business Partnerships, and Human Resource Development Association (Thailand – Japan) will be hosting The 1st International Conference on Human and Community Resource development 2016 on the theme of Education for Sustainable Development; May 26- 27, 2016 at Department of Human and Community Resource Development, Faculty of Education and Development Sciences, Kasetsart University, Kamphaeng Sean Campus, Nakhon Prathom
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