Ini ada kesempatan yg menarik. Tahun lalu saya iseng apply dan alhamdulillah dapet. Enak lho. Kali aja ada yg mau ikutan. Yg apply sih sekitar 100-200 orang, diambil 15-17 orang. Satu negara kira2 1-2 orang aja. Sori kalo udah pada tau. Sekedar berbagi informasi.
Salam, Herni The 19th New Generation Seminar "The Global Economic Crisis: Impacts and Responses in Asia" October 4-18, 2009 Honolulu, Hawaii; Seoul, Korea; Hanoi, Vietnam Each year the East-West Center invites rising young leaders (age 25-40) from the United States and Asia Pacific to participate in The New Generation Seminar (NGS), a two-week intensive educational, dialogue and study tour travel program. The program is developed around a thematic focus and provides participants with an opportunity to strengthen their understanding of Asia Pacific-U.S. developments and challenges, build a regional network and to become leaders with a more international perspective. The first week of the program is held in Hawaii. In discussions with East-West Center researchers, other experts in the Hawaii community and one another, participants are introduced to key regional policy issues such as international relations, security, economics, population, health and environment. The second week involves field travel to either the United States or Asia Pacific for exploration of the program theme. 2009 Theme: "The Global Economic Crisis: Impacts and Responses in Asia" The 19th New Generation Seminar will provide an opportunity for policy and decision-makers from Asia Pacific and the United States to develop a comprehensive perspective of how the financial crisis is affecting regional economies, how countries are responding nationally, and what countries are doing together. Participants will travel to Korea and Vietnam to compare the challenges and policy responses in two Asian countries representing different stages of economic development and different political systems. Meetings and visits will expose participants to a wide range of perspectives from government, private sector, labor, academia, civil society and the media to better understand the causes, consequences and future implications of this unprecedented challenge to the global economy. For more information about the program and how to apply, please visit the website: www.eastwestcenter.org/ngs
