Education and Social Welfare
Session Chair: Defina Defina
11:25 –
Promoting Children’s Educational Rights and Social Welfare in Migrant Communities: A Human Rights-Based Assessment of the Sanggar Bimbingan Malaysia Program (107559)
Nurul Intan Permanasari is a Corporate Communications and Social Performance specialist at PT Pertamina Internasional EP, with academic interests in corporate social responsibility and stakeholder engagement, currently involved in inclusive education
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The Silent Cost of Separation: How Parental Divorce Shapes Children’s Education and Economic Mobility in Indonesia (103611)
Khumairah is an Assistant Professor of Development Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Islam Bandung, Indonesia.
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12:15 –
Case Study of the Impacts of Health Policy Implementation on Intersectional Identities in the Embedded Landscape of Cyber/Spaces and Places (108257)
Dr Michaela Ganzevles is a researcher in the social sciences and humanities. She has a passion for understanding the lived experiences and implications of social and public policy frameworks and implementations.
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12:40 –
Family Resilience Among Husbands in Long-Distance Marriages: The Role of Family Interaction and Coping Strategies (104821)
Dr. Defina, S.S., M.Si., is an Associate Professor of Bahasa and Family Communication at the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Faculty of Human Ecology (FEMA), IPB University, Indonesia
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Media Studies and Visual Arts
Session Chair: Elena Carolina Li
11:25 –
The Cultural Geometry of Attention: Spatial-Temporal Signatures of Analytic and Holistic Vision Across Cultures and Machines (103912)
Tayebeh Ourtani is a researcher in cognition and culture at the Brain and Behaviour Centre at Queen Mary University of London. She is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society. Her research explores the intricate relationship between culture and cognition, with a particular focus on how cultural factors shape visual attention, thinking styles, and mental health. Her work investigates cultural differences in cognitive processes, emphasising spatial attention, emotional expression, and the intersection of cognitive patterns and mental well-being.
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11:50 –
Sinographic Play: Semantics, Aesthetics, and Pedagogy in Character-Based Games (106234)
Dr Yue-Jin Ho is currently an Assistant Professor at The Education University of Hong Kong
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12:15 –
Visual Design of Emotion Cards: Content Validation of Emotion Colors and Facial Expressions (106047)
Li, Elena Carolina now is an associate professor in the Department of Visual Arts, University of Taipei, Taipei, Taiwan, since August 2024. Her research interest includes industrial design, human-computer interaction, and user experience design.
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12:40 –
Computational Bias in Media Discourse: NLP’s Limitations in Analysing Trans Athlete Representation (108063)
Dr Yen Nee Wong is currently a Lecturer in Sociology and Social Policy in the University of Leeds, United Kingdom. Their recent projects are in the areas of dance, media and culture, queer theory, and algorithmic-driven technologies.
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Philosophy and Literature Studies
Session Chair: Jerry Chia-Je Weng
11:25 –
Glances and Hierarchies: Intertextuality and Canon Formation in the Persianate Literary Field (108117)
Kristof Szitar, PhD candidate ( Lausanne).
Project:“Heresy, Slavery, Sexuality and Religious Otherness: The Works and Reception of the Ghaznavid Court Poet ʿUnsuri.(Dissertation project)
Interest: Literary History, Persian, Urdu, Religious Studies.
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11:50 –
Thich Nhat Hanh’s Concept of Practice: Its Origins, Meaning, and Function in Engaged Buddhism and Buddhist-Christian Dialogue (104654)
Dr. Fujimoto Norimasa is currently a Lecturer at Vietnam Japan University (Vietnam National University, Hanoi), Vietnam.
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12:15 –
William Blake and the Limits of Religion (108118)
Dr Jerry Chia-Je Weng is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Taiwan University in Taiwan
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Session 3 |
Room G401 (4F) | Education and Social Welfare
Session Chair: Piyaphan Changwatchai
13:20 –
Multidimensional Analysis of the Functionality of Teachers’ Unions (105636)
Dr. Serpil Karakiraz, English teacher and educational researcher, interested in digital innovation, AI in education, and teacher development. Currently developing projects on digital skills, non-cognitive skills, and inclusive learning.
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13:45 –
Discrimination, Self-Efficacy, and Job Satisfaction: A Mediational Model Among International Women Faculty (108432)
Dr Anya Lu is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Sam Houston State University in United States
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14:10 –
From Curriculum Praxis to Epistemic Repositioning: Operationalizing Asia as Method in Counselor Education (107402)
Nanang E. Gunawan, Ph.D., is a faculty member in Guidance and Counseling at Yogyakarta State University. His interests include mental health literacy and clinical supervision, with current research on supervision as mental health infrastructure.
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14:35 –
Education, Government Effectiveness, and Gender Equality (104917)
Piyaphan Changwatchai is currently an Associate Professor of Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University, Thailand.
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Room G402 (4F) | Technology in Urban Studies
Session Chair: Wann-Ming Wey
13:20 –
Innovative Technological Redesign of Selected Physics Laboratory Instruments: The Case of Mongolia (104519)
Dr. O. Altangoo, Associate Professor, Physics Department of School of Mathematics and Science, Mongolian National University of Education (MNUE).
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13:45 –
Wearables in Monitoring the Health Effects of Climate Change-Induced Weather Extremes During Travel: A Data Lake Approach (101989)
Dr Ugljesa Stankov is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at University of Novi Sad, Facutly of Sciences in Serbia
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14:10 –
Downward Counterfactuals Reveal Urban Vulnerabilities to Future Extreme Climate Events (108073)
Terry van Gevelt is Associate Professor of Urban Sustainability and Lee Kong Chian Fellow at the College of Integrative Studies, Singapore Management University.
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14:35 –
Integrating Flood Resilience into Transit-Oriented Development: An ANP–Based Evaluation of Planning and Design Strategies in an East Asian City (106334)
Dr. Wann-Ming Wey is Professor (Full) and Dean, Department of Real Estate and Built Environment and International College of Sustainability Innovations (ICSI) at National Taipei University, Taiwan.
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Room G403 (4F) | Politics and Public Policy
Session Chair: Ian Drumm
13:20 –
Reimagining Democratic Authority in Africa’s AI Age: Technology, Participation, and Political Power (105844)
Lilian Njeri Mbuthi, Youth Partnerships & Administration Officer at Transform Health Coalition, interested in digital health policy, decolonial governance, and feminist leadership; currently developing Ubuntu-based participatory governance models.
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13:45 –
Digitalization of Local Government Unit System Towards a More Responsive Service Delivery Policy of Mabalacat City (107326)
Dr. Joseph R Estiller is a professor and department chairperson at De La Salle University-Dasmarinas in the Philippines. His research focuses on the digitalization of the local government unit system towards a more responsive service delivery policy.
Eddie Concepcion de Castro Jr., PhD, is a Consultant in the Philippines specializing in Project Development, Management, and EHSS. He supports public and private sector projects, ensuring compliance, sustainability, safety, and efficient operations.
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14:10 –
The Interplay Between Media Dynamics and Political Engagement (108270)
Dr. Abdul Aziz Azizam is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Malaysia
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14:35 –
Orchestrating Large Language Models to Construct Interpretable Opinion Spaces for the Analysis and Emulation of Political Discourse (108237)
Dr Ian Drumm is Senior Lecturer at University of Salford specialising in AI, XR and software engineering, and has been PI and CI on Innovate UK, EPSRC and EU projects. Current projects include technology transfer and batch LLM orchestration.
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Room G404 (4F) | Media and Film Studies
Session Chair: Farzana Akhter
13:20 –
Sipat-Lapat: Interpreting HIV Metanarratives and Representations in Filipino Independent Films as Critical Cultural Movement (106173)
George serves as an assistant professor at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, with research interests focused on risk and health communication and media studies. Before his academic career, he worked as a media practitioner, producing reports on climate change and communication materials for the government’s flagship programs on disaster risk reduction and voter registration. Beyond his professional work, he serves as secretary for the Philippines Communication Society and volunteers in animal welfare initiatives and HIV/AIDS advocacy.
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13:45 –
The Concept of Islamic Film by Naim Ahmad: A Detailed Analysis Through the Concept of Taklif by Affandi Hassan (104349)
Dr. Mohd Adi Amzar Muhammad Nawawi is currently as Senior Lecturer at Faculty of Major Language Studies USIM. My area of interest is about Arabic Literature and Islamic Literary Criticsm. My current research project is about Islamic Film Model.
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14:10 –
Representation of Leadership in Small Communities in Contemporary Films (107576)
Eleni Varmazi is an Associate Professor at the Cinema and Television Department of Bahçeşehir University in Istanbul. Her interests include cinema aesthetics and documentary films. She has several publications and has directed short documentaries.
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14:35 –
Denied Through Death: Representation of Transgenders in Bangladeshi Movies (104681)
Farzana Akhter is Professor of English at the Department of English, East West University in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Room G405 (4F) | Language/Linguistics
Session Chair: Allen Ho
13:20 –
Eight Arms, Many Challenges: Reading Comprehension Challenges with the PIRLS Amazing Octopus Story (101440)
Dr Joyce West is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at University of Pretoria in South Africa
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13:45 –
Comparing EFL Teachers’ Beliefs on L1 Use Across Experience Levels (104169)
Ms Elina Tovmasyan is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Kimyo International University in Tashkent in Uzbekistan
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14:10 –
English Across the Curriculum Between Language and Subject Teachers in Humanities in Hong Kong: An Administrator Cum Frontline Supporter’s Experience (106015)
Dr Allen Ho is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at The Chinese University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong
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Room G407 (4F) | Teaching and Learning
Session Chair: Shalinawati Ramli
13:20 –
Teaching Speaking Under Constraints: Tutor Reflections from Distance Education at Universitas Terbuka Indonesia (106500)
Ms Siti Hadianti is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Universitas Terbuka in Indonesia
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13:45 –
Evaluating Educational Mobile Apps for Accessibility Features in Kazakhstan (107805)
Gulmira Urazbekova, Senior Lecturer at KIMEP University, Kazakhstan, focuses on education effectiveness, policy, and academic English teaching, currently exploring accessibility of educational technology for diverse learners.
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14:10 –
Development of an Integrated Dyslexia Screening Management System to Enhance Early Identification in Preschool Children (107570)
Dr. Shalinawati Ramli is a Senior Lecturer at USIM. Her interests include public health, dyslexia, and health education. She is currently leading a project on a dyslexia screening system for Malaysian preschool children.
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Room G408 (4F) | Indigeneous Studies
Session Chair: Lucy Sebli
13:20 –
Graphic Narratives and the Politics of Precarity: Indigenous Worldviews in the Age of Extractivism (105569)
Ardhra P is a Research Scholar in the Department of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at the National Institute of Technology Calicut. Her research includes comics and graphic novels, climate change, ecocriticism, and literature and environment.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ardhra-p-a938b7337
Dr. Preeti Navaneeth is Assistant Professor, Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences, NIT Calicut. Her work spans cultural and gender studies, critical theory, film studies, and contemporary literature, focusing on identity, media, & representation.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/preeti-navaneeth-bba17179/
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Preeti-Navaneeth?ev=hdr_xprf
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13:45 –
Sensory‑Ethnographic Social Innovation: A Tripartite Framework for Clean‑Cooking Transitions (101980)
Jeremiah Thoronka is currently a PhD candidate at the School of Global Studies - Thammasat University.
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14:10 –
Leading for Change: Indigenous Australian Voices Transforming Universities and Global Leadership (105122)
Dr. Matilda Harry is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow focused on Indigenous leadership in higher education. Passionate about social justice and equity, she works on the ARC-funded Yarruwala project and actively engages with her Indigenous community.
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14:35 –
Indigenous Leadership Practices at the Intersection of Gender and Adat: A Study of Iban Women in Sarawak, Malaysia (108011)
Associate Professor Dr Lucy Sebli-Seidelson is currently a senior lecturer in International Relations Programme at Faculty Social Sciences and Humanities, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak (UNIMAS)
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Room G409 (4F) | Psychology and Sociology
Session Chair: Grant Thomson Zimba
13:20 –
Succession Planning in Indonesian Small and Medium-Sized Family Enterprises: Empirical Evidence (106157)
Mr. Edward is currently a master's student at the National Quemoy University, Mr. Edward's current position is studying and also writing his dissteration for graduation with Indonesia as a main topic of interest.
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13:45 –
Comparing Sentiment Labels and Star Ratings in Amazon Beauty Product Reviews: A Multi-Model Sentiment Analysis Approach Using VADER, BERT, LSTM (103551)
Reyhane Farshbaf Sabahi, researcher and product manager, focuses on customer behavior analysis, data-driven marketing, and machine learning. Currently working on clustering-based personalized marketing strategies.
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14:10 –
Comparing Customer Satisfaction Between AI Chatbots and Human Live Agents in E-Commerce: The Roles of Perceived Warmth, Perceived Competence, Trust (106434)
Ms. Rachel Cathleen Wijaya Oey is currently a Doctoral student at the National Quemoy University. Ms. Rachel's current position is studying and writing her dissertation, with AI in e-commerce as the main topic of interest.
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14:35 –
The New Determinants of Choice: the Moderating Role of Value Orientation in the CSR/ESG–Fit–Intentions Link for University Students Studying in Taiwan (106567)
PhD student Grant Thomson Zimba examines how Gen Z reacts to ethical employers, highlighting the role of values and person–organization fit in application decisions. His HR background strengthens his values-driven research.
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Room G410 (4F) | Sociology and Media Studies
Session Chair: Tin Yuet Ting
13:20 –
Engagement as Driver for Content: Analysing the Role of Parasocial Relations in Shaping Nigerian Social Media Influencers’ Content Strategies (108004)
Dr. Mistura Adebusola Salaudeen is currently a Lecturer at the Department of Journalism and Communication, Hong Kong Shue Yan University (HKSYU). Her research spans journalism studies, digital media studies, and international communication.
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13:45 –
Naming the Unnamed Labor: The Cultural and Institutional Conditions of Idol Performers as Laboring Subjects (107632)
Dr Chairin An is an Assistant Professor at Sookmyung Women’s University. Her research interests include creative and cultural labor, popular music industries, and cultural policy. Her current project examines the cultural conditions under which idol
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14:10 –
Precarity and Family in the Platform Creative Economy: Youth Content Creators in Hong Kong (104553)
Tin‐Yuet Ting (PhD, University of Illinois Urbana‐Champaign, USA) is associate professor of sociology in the Department of Applied Social Sciences at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong SAR.
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14:35 –
Tracing Digital Footprints of Fast Fashion: A Pre-Experimental Study on TikTok Videos Using DAGMAR Model (108072)
Prof. Dr. Megawati Simanjuntak, SP, MSi is a Professor of Consumer Behavior and Consumer Protection at the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences, Faculty of Human Ecology, IPB University (Institut Pertanian Bogor).
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Session 4 |
Room G401 (4F) | Education and Social Welfare
Session Chair: Josephine Pui-Hing Wong
15:30 –
Sensory Classroom Teacher Questionnaire (SCTQ): Supporting Sensory Ergonomics and Inclusive Education (101896)
Dr. Hannelie du Preez is a Associate Researcher at University of Pretoria.
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15:55 –
Bringing Structural Determinants of Health into Focus: A Novel Health Equity Curriculum Utilizing Didactics, Workshops, and Home Visits (101261)
Alejandro Diaz, MD, is the Program Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Alameda Health System - Highland Hospital, where he also serves as Vice-Chair of the Department of Medicine.
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16:20 –
Between Commitment and Capacity: Higher Education Staff Attitudes and Practices Toward Students with Disabilities in Indonesia (108245)
Dr. Nur Azizah serves as an associate professor at the Special education Department, Faculty of Education Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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16:45 –
Building Capacity in Mental Health Care of University Students in China: Insights from the Linking Hearts Implementation Study (101597)
Josephine Pui-Hing Wong (RN, PhD) holds the position of Professor in the Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing, Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Canada.
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Room G402 (4F) | Architecture in Urban Studies
Session Chair: Jonghoon Park
15:30 –
Exploring the Contextual Relationship Between Real Estate Development and Geomantic Feng Shui Studies in Taichung, Taiwan (103390)
Zong-Hao Liang, currently a master’s student and real estate company director, specializes in urban development and real estate studies.
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15:55 –
Listening to Ancestors: Southern African Sonic and Spiritual Approaches to Relational Architecture (104727)
Mr Mahoati Arthur Lehloenya is currently a junior lecturer at the Department of Architecture, University of Johannesburg, South Africa. I am enrolled in the PhD programme in the School of Arts at the University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.
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16:20 –
An Archinographic Study on the Sustainability of Traditional Rural Filipino Dwellings Through System of Space in Home Yards (105700)
Antonio Gutierrez is a current Associate Professor of Architecture in De La Salle University- Dasmarinas, Cavite, Philippines.
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16:45 –
Empirical Analysis on Turn-over of Housing Tenure and Housing Type: Case of South Korea (104796)
Professor JONGHOON PARK is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Hanbat National University in South Korea
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Room G403 (4F) | Anthropology, Archaeology, Cultural Studies and Humanities
Session Chair: Sentijungla Sentijungla
15:30 –
Exploring the Implications of Zuo Qi (the Seven-Seven Funeral Observances) in Taiwanese Society Through the Perspectives of “Delivering the Deceased” and “Eliminating Self-Attachment” (103427)
iang Zong-Hao, Master’s student at Weixin Shengjiao I Ching Institute; interests in Feng Shui, real estate, working on thesis on Taichung geomancy.
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15:55 –
Why Do We Drink Tea? – Hermeneutical Interpretations of the Tea Ceremony in the Context of Religious Rituals (104485)
Dr Eiji Suhara is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Arizona State University in United States
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16:20 –
Navigating Identity Among a Non-signing deaf Clan in Meghalaya, India (104785)
Dr Sentijungla is currently a Guest faculty in the Department of Anthropology at Nagaland University, India.
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Room G404 (4F) | Cultural and Media Studies
Session Chair: Angelina Nhat Hanh Le
15:30 –
Algorithmic Negotiation and Ethnic Identity: Malaysian Youth’s Engagement with AI-Mediated Platforms (104340)
Dr. Nurul Akqmie Binti Badrul Hisham is a Research Fellow at Institute of Ethnic Studies (KITA) National University of Malaysia.
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15:55 –
TikToCulture Industry: A Study on the Experience, Usage, Characteristics, and Dimensions of TikTok in the Philippines Using Culture Industry Theory (102054)
Dr. Jhed Eduard Villajuan Guinto, LPT, is an academic with 14 years of teaching experience. He is part of the Department of Filipino at De La Salle University - Manila for five years now and also a faculty at Everest International Academy - Manila.
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16:20 –
Preadolescents’ Social Networking Sites and Mental Health: A Systematic Literature Review (108502)
Dr Nur Haffiza Rahaman, Senior Lecturer at National Defence University of Malaysia. Interests: strategic communication, digital media, youth mental health. Current project: Research on preadolescents’ social media use and psychological wellbeing
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16:45 –
A Synthesis Framework for a Sustainable Future: Influencer Attributes, Communication Pathways, Psychological Transfomation Processes, and Multi-stakeholder Outcomes (106018)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Angelina Nhat Hanh Le is currently Dean of School of Management, University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City (UEH), Vietnam. Her research interests encompass sustainability, digital business, social media marketing, brand management
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Room G405 (4F) | Language/Linguistics
Session Chair: Jette Hansen Edwards
16:20 –
Quantifying Cantonese Influence: A Quantitative Study of Lexical Convergence in Yue Dialects (108110)
Dr. Lai is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Education and Languages at Hong Kong Metropolitan University.
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16:45 –
Family Multilingualism and Language Policy Among Ethnic Minorities in Hong Kong (106310)
Prof. Jette G. Hansen Edwards is Professor of Applied English Linguistics at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Room G407 (4F) | Teaching and Learning
Session Chair: YuehChun Huang
15:30 –
Anticipating Change in Primary Education: A Qualitative Typology of Foresight-Oriented Leadership Among Taiwanese School Principals (107063)
Professor Rujer Wang is a University Administration at National Taichung University of Education in Taiwan
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15:55 –
Who Is a Teacher? (107684)
Fatma James is currently a curriculum Lead and Senior Lecturer at Manukau Institute of Technology, New Zealand.
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16:20 –
Enhancing Secondary School Students’ Career Engagement in High-Productivity Industries Through a Behavioural Insights–Based Intervention (107661)
Dr Shahlan Surat is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia in Malaysia
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16:45 –
Reforming School Leadership Selection in South Korea: Policy Rationales, Implementation Dynamics, and Leadership Implications of the Open Recruitment System (107306)
Professor Yueh-Chun Huang is a at National Chiayi University in Taiwan
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Room G408 (4F) | History and Philosophy
Session Chair: Min-Chia Young
15:30 –
Tactile Exhibitions as Decolonial Curatorial Practice (104174)
John Paul Diciembre is a Philippine-based independent curator, educator, and co-founder of NEST, whose research and practice explore decolonial and collaborative approaches to curatorial work in Southeast Asia. He is currently pursuing an MA in Art Studies (Curatorial Studies) at the University of the Philippines Diliman.
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15:55 –
Language Between Mind and Society: Chomsky-Habermas as a Social and Political Critique (104358)
Vincent Ray M. Daut, a graduate student at Ateneo de Manila University, has a deep interest in Philosophy and Theology.
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16:45 –
The Chinese God of War: The Transformation of Chiyu’s Image (104339)
Dr MIN-CHIA YOUNG is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Shu-Te University in Taiwan
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Room G409 (4F) | Linguistics, Language and Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Patrizia Palumbo
15:30 –
A Sociolinguistic Inquiry of Misspelling and Mispronouncing People’s Names and Surnames (103204)
Dr S Mokapela is a Senior Lecturer in African Language Studies Dept at the University of Western Cape, a Mellon Inclusive Professoriate Program and IMPACT (Interdisciplinary Mentorship Program for Advancement of Collaborative Partnerships) recipient
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15:55 –
Translation of Cantonese Opera into English: Digital Repository for Pedagogical Perspectives (105889)
Dr Kar Yue Chan is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Hong Kong Metropolitan University in Hong Kong
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16:20 –
What Are the Values and Language Behind Panda Naming Practices? (107539)
Dr Jackie Fung King Lee is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at The Education University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong
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16:45 –
From Jungle Fantasy to Royal Strategy: Italian Imagination and Siamese Statecraft (104724)
Dr Patrizia Palumbo is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Columbia University in United States
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Room G410 (4F) | Cultural Studies: Arts and Performance
Session Chair: Olga Cuxart Oriol
15:30 –
Performing Arts as Soft Power: Thai Classical Dance in Short-Term International Education (105945)
Phanita Pooteang-on is a Short-Term Program Organizer at IA, MUIC. Her interests include cultural immersion and experiential learning. Her current project focuses on integrating academic and cultural components in short-term programs.
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Reintroducing Taiwanese Literature in Museums: Museum Atmospherics for Enhancing Visitor Learning and Engagement (107201)
Ting-Yu Kuo is a master’s student at the Institute of Creative Industries Design, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan.
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16:20 –
Magnifying Craftsmanship: RTI-Based Digital Content Creation of a Miniature Ancient Silla Gold Leaf (107649)
Jihyun Min, Principal Researcher at the Technology Research Institute for Culture & Heritage, working as a project manager and consultant on R&D and international cultural heritage projects, with a focus on digital conservation and content creation.
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16:45 –
Knowing Through Matter: Material Practice and Cultural Epistemology (108059)
Dr. Olga Cuxart Oriol is an independent artist-researcher working between Asia and Europe. Her practice-based research engages with materiality and form within contemporary artistic practice.
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Session 5 |
Room G401 (4F) | Arts - Social, Political and Community Agendas in the Arts
Session Chair: Jose Santos Ardivilla
17:25 –
The Phenomenology of Waste: An Analysis of Sudharak Olwe’s “Including the Excluded” and “In Search of Dignity and Justice” (104692)
Abhirami S is a research scholar in Indian Literature at St. Joseph’s College, Devagiri, affiliated to the University of Calicut, India.
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17:50 –
Utilizing the Story Drama Approach to Enhance Awareness of Workplace Sexual Harassment in Physical Therapy Education (104272)
Dr. Yu-Hsiu Chu is an Associate Professor of Physical Therapy at China Medical University. Her interests include exercise interventions in dementia and geriatrics, and gender equality in education. She is currently working on teaching innovation.
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18:15 –
Cartoon vs. Cardboard: Visual Sound and Political Silence in Duterte’s Image Politics (105639)
Dr. Jose Santos “Chong” P. Ardivilla is a political cartoonist and writer. He is an Assistant Professor at the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) College of Fine Arts Department of Visual Communication.
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Room G402 (4F) | Computational Sciences
Session Chair: Atsushi Iwai
17:25 –
Beyond Semantics: Interpretive Misalignment Between LLM and Expert Reasoning in a Traditional Chinese Gender Bias Corpus (108384)
Dr. Chia-Lee Yang is a Principal Engineer at Taiwan’s National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC).She has also led multiple gender-related research projects, advancing evidence-based approaches to gender equity in science and technology.
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17:50 –
“I Still Speak, Just Not There”: Youth, Risk, and Visibility Reconfiguration on Social Media (107654)
Dr Marc Pinol Rovira is Assistant Professor at the American University of Phnom Penh. His research focuses on digital governance and civic expression in Southeast Asia. He is currently studying youth visibility and social media use in Cambodia.
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18:15 –
AI-driven Multimodal Cyberbullying Detection for Safer Social Media: Emerging Trends and a Unified Framework (108337)
Dr Carlin Chu is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong
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18:40 –
Social Choice and Measurement of Anonymity (107700)
Prof Atsushi Iwai is currently a Professor of Informatics at Gunma University, Japan.
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Room G403 (4F) | Immigration, Refugees, Race, Nation
Session Chair: Wen-Pin Lin
17:25 –
Between Law, Identity and Intimacy: Mixed Marriages in the Gulf and East Asia (104459)
Dr. Clio Chaveneau is currently an Associate Professor of Sociology at Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi and she is the Head of SAFIR Institute.
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17:50 –
The Unfairly “Fair” Untouchables: Understanding Racism Among the Dalit Communities (104058)
Dr. Sandeep Chopra is currently working as a Research Assistant in the Department of Social Work, University of Delhi, His areas of interests are Social Policy, Human Rights, Caste, Social Action and Governance.
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18:15 –
“Child First, Foreigner Second”?: Managing the Membership Dilemma of “Unregistered Migrant Children” in South Korea (104311)
Dr. Yuri Keum is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel.
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18:40 –
Selective Nationalism in Cambodia: Divergent Policies Toward Ethnic Chinese and Ethnic Vietnamese (104788)
Professor Wen-Pin Lin is Founding Chair of the Department of Southeast Asian Studies at Wenzao University. He studies Southeast Asia’s political economy. Current project: “Small Loans, Big Problems” on microfinance development in the Southeast Asia.
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Room G404 (4F) | Media, Film Studies, Theatre, Communication
Session Chair: Paul Newland
17:25 –
‘No Reason to Stay in the Real World Any Longer’. Technology and Spirituality in 1990-2000 Anime Series (106933)
Giovanni Stigliano Messuti is a PhD candidate in Film Studies at the University of Zurich, with teaching experience in film history and a background in Japanese studies (BA, MA). His research interests include transnationalism in Korean and Japanese cinema, manga translation and adaptation, independent animation, and new religious movements in Japan.
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God of Acting: Negotiating Scandal and Artistry in the Trajectory of Lee Byung-hun (108293)
Mr Andrew Lee is a University Doctoral Student at University of Pittsburgh in United States
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K-Pop Demon Hunters as Global Remix Phenomenon: Narrative, Fandom, and Creative Networks in Transnational Popular Culture (102358)
Professor Lorna Piatti-Farnell is Academic Dean at SAE Creative Media Institute in Auckland, New Zealand.
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AI and Architecture as Event in Post-2000 Science Fiction Cinema (107073)
Paul Newland is Professor of Film and Architecture at Liverpool John Moores University, UK. He is currently working on a monograph on the relationship between cinema and architecture, for Manchester University Press.
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Room G405 (4F) | Cultural Studies: Language and Discourse
Session Chair: Amresh Sinha
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Beyond Laughter: Absurdist Humor and the Rethinking of Comedy in Contemporary Chinese Cinema (107540)
Frank has extensive experiences in the Chinese comedy industry, including positions such as director at comedy TV shows, comedy stage drama director, stand-up comedian and the producer of a few comedy podcasts.
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Re-framing the Filipino “Pamantayan” (Value System): A Stylistic Analysis of Award-Winning Filipino Short Stories (104706)
Dr. Richard L. Oandasan is a full-time faculty at the Department of English, Faculty of Arts and Letters, University of Santo Tomas, Manila, Philippines. Currently, he is engaged in a service learning project called "GenZyntax."
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Cinematic Catastrophes: Disaster Aesthetics in Philippine Films (104565)
Leomar P. Requejo is an Assistant Professor IV at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, where he serves as the Chief of the Forecasting, Early Warning, and Dissemination Section of its Disaster Resilience Institute.
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The Splendor of the Insignificant: Hitchcock, Rancière, and Deleuze (106051)
Dr Amresh Sinha is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at The School of Visual Arts in United States
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Room G407 (4F) | Teaching and Learning
Session Chair: Dana Badau
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Architectures of Judgment: Cognitive Biases and Algorithmic Decision-Making (109826)
Milica Papić is Director of the Belgrade Youth Office and Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade, and a doctoral student in Economics. Her interests include youth policy, public administration, and project management.
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Integrating Local Values into Digital Peace Education Through a Pancasila-Based Learning Prototype for Global Citizenship (105866)
Nisa A’rafiyah Tri Wulandari is a lecturer in Pancasila and Civic Education at Universitas Terbuka, Indonesia.
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Undergraduate Students’ Attitudes Toward the Use of Generative AI as Peer Instruction in an Abstract Algebra Course (106997)
Dr. Trai Unyapoti is currently a lecturer of Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Faculty of Education, Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand.
Dr. Trai Unyapoti has expertise in physics education.
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AI-Enhanced Blended Methods Versus Traditional Approaches: A Comparative Analysis of Motor Effectiveness in High School Physical Education (106918)
Dana Badau is a Full Professor (Ph.D.) at Transilvania University of Brașov, Faculty of Physical Education and Mountain Sports, with research interests in physical education methodology and sports training.
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Room G408 (4F) | History and Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Jorge Janeiro
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From Embodied Perception to Spatial Construction: Design and Practice of Open Source Spatial Education Curriculum at Taichung Green Museumbrary (108265)
Wei-Ting Lin, Founder of SiSi. Learn by Space. I am passionate about spatial education, sustainability, and cultural design. Currently expanding the Learn by Space Association to bring spatial learning to the wider public.
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Examining the Effects on Ivory Confiscation After the 2018 Chinese Ivory Ban (104813)
Dr. Egan K. Green in currently a Professor in the Department of Criminal Justice at Radford University in the United States.
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The State Archives Reform in Portugal and the Societal Approach (102602)
Professor Doutor Jorge Janeiro é atualmente subdiretor-geral da Direção-Geral do Livro, dos Arquivos e das Bibliotecas de Portugal e Professor de Políticas Culturais e Educativas na Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa. História, Arquivos, Gestão Pública.
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Room G409 (4F) | Politics and Social Psychology
Session Chair: Yudi Perbawaningsih
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Interrogating White Culture: A Consensual Qualitative Research Study of Antiracist Activists in America (102604)
Dr. Tina Rosa Lee is a licensed clinical psychologist and independent scholar focused on the intersection of culture, ethnoracial identity development, and sociopolitical change. Dr. Lee received her doctoral degree at Columbia University.
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From Adversity Profiles to Delinquency Profiles: Mapping Pathways to Youth Justice Involvement (106301)
Ayana K. April-Sanders is an Assistant Professor at the Rutgers School of Public Health. Her research examines early life adversity and health equity, including current work on childhood adversity profiles, delinquency, and youth justice involvement.
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Peripheral Slaveries and Global Abolition: Locating the Naga Hills in Indian Ocean Histories (104791)
My name is Dr. Obendangla and i am currently teaching at People’s College Mokokchungl, Nagaland, India as an Assistant Professor at the Department of History. I have worked in this college for around 3 years now. My area of interest is slavery.
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From Elders to Youth: How Indonesian Catholics Talk Politics at Home (108282)
Dr.phil. Yudi Perbawaningsih is a Senior Lecturer at Communication Science Department, Atma Jaya Yogyakarta University., Indonesia. Her research focuses on the media, communication and technology. She warmly welcomes for research collaboration.
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Room G410 (4F) | Anthropology and Humanities
Session Chair: Pui Kwan Man
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Unwrapping Migration Decisions: The Case of Non-Retiree, Non-Expatriate Japanese Migrants in Thailand (106383)
The presenter bio is not available for this presentation, yet.
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Leadership and Identity Work of Transnational Returnee Entrepreneurs: A Typology of Migration-Informed Strategies in Emerging Markets (104767)
Dr. Paige Huyen Trang Nguyen, Lecturer at VNU-UEB. Interests: Business Management, Entrepreneurship, (Im)Migration, Returnee Entrepreneurship. Current Project: Curriculum design, research excellence, and academic mentorship in business/management.
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The Interaction Among the Factors Affecting to the Social Movement: Case of Thailand’s Movement for Marriage Equality (103170)
Dr.Sirisopa Suntitissadeekorn is a full time lecturer in Political Science at Maejo University, Chiang Mai, Thailand. Her research interests are in Public Law, Social Movements, and Gender Studies.
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Integration Through Entrepreneurship: An Exploratory Qualitative Study of Pakistani Entrepreneurs in Hong Kong (104463)
Dr. Mikayla Pui Kwan Man is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at Hong Kong Shue Yan University. Her research interests include ethnic minorities and entrepreneurship, migration, and sociology of deviance.
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