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Capacity Building for Innovative Teaching & Learning: Community Integrated Teaching & Learning Workshop Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia 27th – 28th February 2014
ASEAN Youth Volunteer Programme (AYVP) Development, Implementation & Impact Prof. Dato’ Dr. Saran Kaur Gill Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Industry & Community Partnerships) & Executive Director, AsiaEngage Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Institutionalisation of Community & Industry Engagement at UKM Governance System for Effective Engagement with Community and Industry Partners Capturing & Documenting ICE Practices
Clarity & Definition of Engagement
Awards & Promotional Recognition Measurement of Impact of Projects
Governance System at Senior Mgt Levels
Governance System at Faculty Levels
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Funding – Lean & Mean
Up scaling Across Nation & Region
Creating multiplier effect and synergies in Community and Industry Engagement across ASEAN and Asia through regional platforms
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A Powerful Collaboration to Engage ASEAN & Asia The Asia-Talloires Network of Engaged Universities (ATNEU) was formed in January 2011 as a regional partner of the Talloires Network, a global association of over 200 institutions in 59 countries committed to strengthening the civic roles and social responsibilities of higher education globally.
The ASEAN University Network’s thematic network for University Social Responsibility & Sustainability was endorsed in July 2011, as an enabling mechanism to achieve greater regional cooperation amongst the higher education institutions in ASEAN, to contribute to the social, economic and environmental development of the region.
The proposal to establish the ASEAN Youth Volunteers Programme (AYVP) was presented during the ASEAN Senior Officials Meeting on Youth (SOMY) in Hanoi, Vietnam on 18 October 2011, endorsed by the Minister of Youth and Sports, Dato’ Sri Ahmad Shabery Cheek during the Seventh ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Youth (AMMY VII) on 20 October 2011 and approved by the Malaysian Cabinet on 20 April 2012
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71 AsiaEngage Members from 16 Countries
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Outcome of the 2nd AUN USR&S Steering Committee Meeting 2013/UKM/HEJIM/Saran
Development of Community Engaged Research Development of Community Integrated Teaching & Learning
Development of Volunteerism & Community Engagement
Development of Criteria for Regional Awards for AUN USR&S Development of Criteria for selection of Community Engagement experts across ASEAN for the different areas of communityengaged research, teaching and learning and service Development & implementation of Governance Systems and Structures to Institutionalise Industry & Community Engagement across ASEAN Universities
Non-ASEAN NationalsEligible only if they are faculty members in ASEAN universities
CRITERIA 1 English Competent ASEAN Nationals
CRITERIA 2 Expert in Research, Teaching & Learning and/or Service and in any or a combination of the following subjects
Rural & Urban Development & Poverty Alleviation
Protecting ASEAN’s Heritage
Community & Industry Engagement
Social Entrepreneurship
Disaster Risk Reduction & Recovery
Climate Change & the Environment
Education Development
Health Services
Exhibited or established in endeavors undertaken in at least two (2) ASEAN member-states
Includes awards or other forms of institutional or community recognition for work in the area(s) of claimed expertise
CRITERIA 3 Proven track record with these characteristics Includes publications on his/her area(s) of expertise, whether in print or electronic media
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AUN USR&S@AsiaEngage supports the Phayao Research Conference 2014 Good example of ASEAN level collaboration in community-industry based research between AUN USR&S@AsiaEngage and University of Phayao, Thailand Research Fund, Knowledge Network Institute Thailand, NGOs & active players in this field Encourage participants to create innovations beneficial to communities in the region, present their research and be part of a network of researchers to develop their research at institutional and international levels. Field Work on Exemplary Communal Development Research Projects in Phayao: • Water Management through community participation at T. Chun District, Phayao • The Protection of the Tai Lue Community(an ethnic group) in Thailand • The School Development for Area Development Project
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Joint Collaboration between AUN USR&S@AsiaEngage and Universitas Airlangga (UNAIR)
DATE: 9-11 February 2014
VENUE: UNAIR, Surabaya, Indonesia
Participants will be briefed on the Kuliah Kerja Nyata Belajar Bersama Masyarakat (KKN-BBM) or Experiential Based Learning through Community Service.
Participants will gain knowledge on the content, objectives, planning and how KKN-BBM is evaluated
KKN-BBM is a compulsory community engagement curriculum & part of the academic program for all students in Indonesian universities
Field trip to community sites where 400600 UNAIR students are assigned to assist, interact and empower the communities with knowledge learnt at UNAIR
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“The Development of ASEAN Youth Eco-Leaders through Volunteerism and Community Engagement” 15th August – 20th Sept 2013
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ASEAN YOUTH VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME (AYVP) ‘The Development of ASEAN Youth Heritage-Leaders
through Volunteerism & Community Engagement”
11th August - 15th September 2014
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Community Integrated Teaching & Learning (CITL) Workshop 27th – 28th February 2014 This workshop would be led by Madam Maria Lourdes F. Melegrito, a Member of the AUN USR&S Steering Committee and Director of the Centre for Social Concern and Action (COSCA) from De La Salle University, Philippines. This workshop will equip participants with relevant theories, concepts, tools and exemplary models of CITL. Similar to a discipline-based CITL class, this workshop integrates various teaching methodologies like lectures, structured learning activities, simulations, discussions and actual community service experience. Reflection tools used in CITL courses will also be used to process the experience of participants in this workshop. This workshop is open to all academics and university-community-industry engagement practitioners across ASEAN and Asia.
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