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1 Thinkstock International Association of University Presidents 5th 8th July 2017 Vienna, Austria PROGRAMME Sustainability Innovation in Education Austria Georgia Thinkstock YOUNG SCIENTISTS CONFERENCE

2 radiant words, different directions, brighter future.

3 Welcome to the Young Scientists Conference It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 18th IAUP triennial conference in Vienna, the first big gathering of the latter part of the IAUP s 1st century, with the theme of Innovation in Education, as well as the Young Scientist Conference on Sustainability. Every three years, the IAUP conducts a large scale conference where dynamic discussions related to higher educational fields take place. Also, the leadership for the next triennium will be elected in the General Assembly where our full membership convenes. The educational world is constantly changing as society s needs to evolve along with the progress in science and technology, and we as educators are being asked to be innovative in responding to these changes. As one of the principles of the UN s Academic Impact clearly states, we have a commitment to the opportunity for every interested individual to acquire the skills and knowledge necessary for the pursuit of higher education. Higher education is no longer only available to the elite, and the IAUP members have a significant responsibility in making this possible. I urge you to join us in being part of this global discussion of current educational trends and to learn the challenges that young scientists are facing in resolving these issues. Additionally, the event will provide you with a wonderful opportunity to network with other leaders of higher educational institutions and related organizations as well as policy makers and government leaders worldwide. Dr. Toyoshi Satow IAUP President Japan I am pleased to welcome you all to the 18th IAUP triennial gathering during July 5-8, 2017 in Vienna, Austria. For this inter national meeting, I would like to honor our colleagues and partners from around the world, and our friends and students, to whom we dedicate our work. Once every three years we come together to discourse on the variety of topics on global challenges and achievements of the member universities and, despite cultural differences, through this gathering of university presidents joined here, we give voice to the global education system. What s more, for our current meeting, a multitude of high officials from our member countries will grace the conference with their presence, adding a new level of experience and value to our discussions. So, please add your own expertise to our debates, complimenting your opinion to the plethora of critical subjects we address here. We assemble in Vienna from all over the world to discuss the effort IAUP can and will make for a brighter future through innovations in education. The main themes of the conference will concentrate on the innovative fields of education. To conclude, this programme includes a variety of cultural and social events, which had been provided by our gracious hosts. Particularly, the Vienna and Georgian evenings and other multicultural events will help you to better understand your international compatriots and acquire unique experience. Thus, please don t hold back. Your participation and interaction is what makes the IAUP experience memorable and worthwhile. Dr. Kakha Shengelia IAUP President-elect Georgia To actively share a culture of intellectual social responsibility and to demonstrate our commitment to the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) initiative, an innovative scientific conference format was created. The young scientists conference was organized around the ten UNAI hubs and the submission of papers related with the UNAI hubs were invited. Higher Education Inter-Cultural Dialogue Sustainability Addressing Poverty Peace and Conflict Resolution Global Citizenship Capacity Building Education for all Human Rights UN Charter While our main goal was to give the voice to early career researchers from around the world, we also created plenty of opportunities for intellectual exchange and possible future cooperation. The young scientists conference also offers opportunities for exchange with distinguished keynote speakers and university presidents during the sessions but also during the social program. To ensure knowledge transfer from science to decision makers, the results of this conference are discussed with the UN representative during the closing event on Saturday. As demonstrated in this programme, many complex global challenges around the ten UNAI hubs are addressed in the papers from interdisciplinary perspectives. We are proud to host this innovative conference and are happy that so many early career researchers submitted their papers and are eager to discuss global challenges in a friendly and stimulating atmosphere! Dr. Dagmar Strohmeier Young Scientists Scientific Chair Austria 3

4 Young Scientists Programme Overview Wednesday 5 th July 2017 Time Programme Location 07:00-09:00 pm Opening Cocktail Party Vienna City Hall (Rathaus) Thursday 6 th July 2017 Time Programme Location 09:00-09:05 am Anton Bruckner Private University Ensemble 09:05-10:05 am Opening Ceremony 10:05-10:10 am Short Intermission 10:10-11:00 am Keynote I: EDUCATION 11:00-11:30 am Networking Coffee Break 11:30-12:20 pm Keynote II: CAPACITY BUILDING 12:20-01:25 pm Session: I CAPACITY BUILDING Networking Lunch & 01:25-02:25 pm Lunch Session: EDUCATION AS A TOOL FOR DEVELOPMENT Hofburg (Entrance: Botschafterstiege) 02:25-03:10 pm Keynote III: EDUCATION FOR ALL 03:10-04:10 pm Session II: EDUCATION 04:10-04:30 pm Networking Coffee Break 04:30-05:50 pm Session III: SUSTAINABILITY Time Programme Location 08:30-10:00 pm Upper Austrian Night in St. Stephen s Cathedral Cathedral/ Stephansplatz (Stephansdom) 4

5 Young Scientists Programme Overview Friday 7 th July 2017 Time Programme Location 09:00-09:50 am Keynote IV PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION 09:50-10:50 am Session IV: PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION & UN IMPACT 10:50-11:25 am Networking Coffee Break 11:25-12:05 pm Keynote V: SUSTAINABILITY 12:05-01:25 pm Session V: SUSTAINABILITY Networking Lunch & 01:25-02:25 pm Lunch Session CHALLENGES FOR EDUCATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY Hofburg (Entrance: Botschafterstiege) 02:25-03:05 pm Keynote VI: RISK & RESILIENCE 03:05-04:25 pm Session VI: RISK & RESILIENCE 04:25-04:55 pm Networking Coffee Break 04:55-05:45 pm Keynote VII INTER-CULTURAL DIALOGUE Time Programme Location 07:00-10:00 pm Gala Dinner Georgian Evening Hofburg/ (Entrance: Heldenplatz) Saturday 8 th July 2017 Time Programme Location 09:00-09:05 am Anton Bruckner Private University Ensemble 09:05-09:20 am Keynote Theme: THE UN IMPACT 09:20-10:35 am World Cafe 10:35-11:00 am Plenary Session: World Cafe Hofburg (Entrance: Botschafterstiege 11:00-11:05 am Farewell of Young Scientists 5

6 Detailed Programme Registration at Hofburg >> Registration desk open Thursday Saturday: 08:00 10:00 am Entrance Botschafterstiege >> Information office open Thursday Friday: 08:00 05:30 pm Saturday: 08:30 02:00 pm Programme Thursday 06 th July, 2017 Time Programme Location 09:00-09:05 am Anton Bruckner Private University Ensemble Zeremoniensaal 09:05-10:05am Opening Ceremony Master of Ceremony: Stephan Dreiseitl - FH Upper Austria ustria 10:05-10:10 am Short Intermission 10:10-11:00 am Keynote I: Education Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> How Education Can Promote Social Progress Prof. Dr. Christiane Spiel University of Vienna Austria Zeremoniensaal 11:00-11:30 am Networking Coffee Break Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer 11:30-12:20 pm Keynote II: CAPACITY BUILDING Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> Theory and Methodology to Foster Socio-Emotional Development and Thriving in Youth Prof. Gil G. Noam Harvard Universtity United States of America 6

7 12:20-01:25 pm Session I: CAPACITY BUILDING Session Chair: Takuya Yanagida FH Upper Austria Austria >> Social Development in Adolescence: The Impact of Family Conditions Katja Hofbauer FH Upper Austria Austria >> Evaluation of the ViSC Program: Fostering Intercultural Friendships Elisabeth Stefanek FH Upper Austria Austria >> Positive Development of Immigrant Youth: Validation of the Holistic Student Assessment Petra Gradinger FH Upper Austria Austria 01:25-02:25 pm Networking Lunch Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer & Lunch Session: Education as a Tool for Development Session Chair: Andreas Zehetner FH Upper Austria Austria >> Scientific and Industrial Strategy for the Socio-economic Development of Angola Eurico Ngunga Agostinho Neto University Angola Rittersaal >> Impact of an Innovative Leadership Development Program on Global Capacity Elisabeth Stroble Webster University United States of America 02:25-03:10 pm Keynote III: EDUCATION FOR ALL Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> Educating the Mind and the Heart: Why Kindness Matters Prof. Tina Malti University of Toronto Canada 03:10-04:10 pm Session II: EDUCATION Session Chair: Elisabeth Stefanek FH Upper Austria Austria >> Reaching Out and Connecting Learners Via Open Education the Hamburg Open Online University Jakob Kopczynski, Ellen Pflaum HAW Hamburg Germany >> Minority Teachers : Approaches for the Bavarian Teacher-Training Program to Utilise their Capabilities for Primary School? Sybille Holz University of Passau Germany 7

8 04:10-04:30 pm Networking Break >> Poverty Eradication and Social Inclusion through Education with Special Reference to Indigenous People in India: a Case Study of Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS) Iswar Chandra Naika KIIT University India 04:30-05:50 pm Session III: SUSTAINABILITY Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer Session Chair: Petra Gradinger FH Upper Austria Austria >> Tracking Nitrate Sources in Groundwater and Associated Health Risk for Rural Communities in the White Volta River Basin of Ghana Using Isotopic Approach Abass Gibrilla Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) Ghana >> Sustainable Development and Sustainable City Tserendorj Davaakhuua Mongolian National University Mongolia >> The Sustainable Agriculture Imperative: Implications for South African Agricultural Extension Rendani Humphrey Khwidzhili University of Mpumalanga South Africa >> Collective Impact of Climate Change and Rapid Urban Development on Peripheral Rivers: A Case of Halda River in Chittagong, Bangladesh Nureen Faiza Anisha BRAC University People s Republic of Bangladesh 08:30-10:00 pm Evening Programme St. Stephen s Cathedral/Stephansplatz >> Upper Austrian Night in St. Stephen s Cathedral 8

9 Programme Friday 07 th July, :00-09:50 am Keynote IV PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> Youth and Terrorism: A Six Step Interdisciplinary Explanation Prof. Wim Meeus University of Utrecht Netherlands 09:50-10:50 am Session IV: PEACE AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION & UN IMPACT Session Chair: Katja Hofbauer FH Upper Austria Austria >> Nomadic Children in Kenya: Understanding the Conflict, Livelihood and Vulnerability Interface Ezekiel Mbitha Mwenzwa Karatina University Kenya >> The Ten Basic Principles of the United Nations Academic Impact Initiative (UNAI): Can Personal Endorsement be Predicted from Value Orientations and Globalization? Findings from Austria, China, Cyprus, India, Nigeria, and Slovakia Andrea Nechtelberger Austrian Academy of Psychology Austria >> Euraxess Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy Austria 10:50-11:25 am Networking Coffee Break 11:25-12:05 pm Keynote V: SUSTAINABILTY Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer Chair: Oliver Schauer FH Upper Austria Austria >> Sustainability and Circular Economy: Paradigm Shift in Polyolefin Markets Andreas Leitner Borealis Polyolefins Austria 12:05-01:25 pm Session V: SUSTAINABILITY Session Chair: Oliver Schauer FH Upper Austria Austria >> The Influence of Business Models and Development Trends in the Field of Logistics to Promote Eco-Friendly Transport Eva Jung FH Upper Austria Austria >> Subject-oriented Supply Chain Design and Execution Matthias Neubauer Johannes Kepler University Austria 9

10 >> Predictive Maintenance for Transport Systems Employing Model Ensembles for Online State Detection Jan Zenisek FH Upper Austria Austria >> Development of an Evaluation Method for the Selection of a Sustainable Business Location Markus Pajones FH Upper Austria Austria 01:25-02:25 pm Networking Lunch & Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer Lunch Session: Challenges for Education in the 21 st Century: Session Chair: Andreas Zehetner FH Upper Austria Austria Rittersaal >> Inclusion of Global Competence in Higher Education: Perspectives of Faculty in Saudi Arabia Yazan Alghazo Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University Saudi Arabia >> Preparing Educators to Meet the Challenge of Educating Immigrants and Refugees José Agustín Ruiz-Escalante Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University Saudi Arabia 02:25-03:05 pm Keynote VI: RISK & RESILIENCE Chair: Markus Gerschberger FH Upper Austria Austria >> Supply Chain Disruption Response: Stages, Strategies and Behaviors Prof. Christoph Bode University of Mannheim Germany 10 03:05-04:25 pm Session VI: RISK & RESILIENCE Session Chair: Markus Gerschberger FH Upper Austria Austria >> Supply, Operations and Logistics Resilience in Global Supply Chains: Contextual Conditions and Strategies Ila Manuj University of North Texas United States of America >> A Grounded Theory Approach to Understand Supply, Operations and Logistics Resilience in Supply Chains Michael Herburger FH Upper Austria Austria >> Monitoring Discrepancies in a Buyer-Supplier Relationship Alireza Faraz FH Upper Autria Austria >> Education and Training Solutions for Disasters and Emergencies Management in Industrial Plants Antonio Padovano Adres University of Calabria Italy

11 04:25-04:55pm Networking Coffee Break 04:55-05:45 pm Keynote VII: INTER-CULTURAL DIALOGUE Wintergarten, Rittersaal, Antekammer Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> Competences for Democratic Culture: Advancing Intercultural Dialogue and Global Citizenship through Education Prof. Martyn Barrett University of Surrey United Kingdom 07:00-10:00 pm Evening Programme Hofburg/Heldenplatz >> Gala Dinner Georgian Evening Programme Saturday 08 th July, :00-09:05 am Anton Bruckner Private University Ensemble Zeremoniensaal 09:05-09:20 am Keynote Theme: The UN Impact Chair: Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria >> Who makes an Academic Impact? Ramu Damodaran United Nations Zeremoniensaal 09:20-10:35 am World Cafe Rittersaal, Antekammer >> Young Scientists meet IAUP Presidents Forum Alpbach IAUP Members Young Scientists Participants 10:35-11:00 am Plenary Session: World Cafe Zeremoniensaal >> Presentation of the World Cafe 11:00-11:05 am Farewell of the Young Scientists Zeremoniensaal >> Closing of Young Scientists Conference Dagmar Strohmeier FH Upper Austria Austria Attention: subject to modification 11

12 Roomplan Hofburg Conference Entrance Hofburg Schweizerhof/ Botschafterstiege Ground Floor Registration Area: - Registration - Info Desk - Cloakroom 1 st Floor Young Scientists Conference Room: Geheime Ratsstube Break- Lunch & Exibition Area: Wintergarten Marmorsaal Antekammer Rittersaal Trabantenstube IAUP Conference Room: Zeremoniensaal 12

13 Evening Locations Wednesday 05 th July - Cocktail Party Address Vienna City Hall (Rathaus) Entrance: Lichtenfelsgasse Wien U-Station: Rathaus (U2) Thursday 06 th July - Upper Austria s Night Address Upper Austrian Night St. Stephen s Cathedral (Stephansdom) Main Entrance: Stephansplatz U-Station: Stephansplatz (U1, U3) Friday 07 th July - Gala Dinner Address of the Gala Dinner Entrance: Hofburg Heldenplatz U-Station: Herrengasse (U3) 13

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