THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
9:00-5:00 Registration (Cheney Hall Lobby)

10:00-2:30 Fulbright Advisors Workshop

• Convenor: Arthur P. Dudden

10:00 Institutional Representatives (Cory Hall 277)

• • Richard Crabbs, Council for International Exchange of Scholars
  • Theresa Granza, Institute of International Education
  • Nina Scott, National Association for Foreign Student Affairs
• Resource Persons:
  • Connie Hammerman, Program Coordinator, Bay Area Senior Fulbright Program
  • Ann Bodenheimer, Coordinator, Overseas Programs, University of California, Los Angeles

12:00 Luncheon for Workshop Participants (by invitation only)

1 :00 Panel: Fulbright Advisors (Cory Hall 277)

• Panelists:
  • James King, Graduate School, University of California at Berkeley
  • Sandye Jean McIntyre, II, (France), Professor of French, Morgan State University
  • John Manion, Administrative Analyst, California State College, Hayward

3:00-5:00 Forum I: Fulbrighters and the Creative Arts in Asia (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding:
  • Ernest D. Rose, (Austria), Dean School of Arts, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
• Performance:
  • Indonesian Musical Selections Gamelan Sekar Jaya, led by teacher/composer/performer I. Wayan Suweca, is a Bay Area community-based group devoted to t he study and performance of traditional music and dance of Bali. (Brochure available upon request.)
• Moderator /Panelist:
  • Richard Franklin, ( Korea), Painter, Fordham University
• Panelists:
  • Douglas Huff, ( Korea), Symphonic musician, Sacramento
  • Other Artists

6:00 Social Hour (Cash Bar, Cheney Hall Lobby)

7:30 Keynote Dinner (Cheney Hall Dining Facility)

• Presiding:
  • Ronald A. Wells, (Finland), Director, Connecticut Humanities Council
• Greetings:
  • Ira Heyman, Chancellor, University of California at Berkeley
• Speaker:
  • Arthur P. Dudden, (Denmark), Professor of History, Bryn Mawr College, “Looking Ahead”
• Keynote Speaker:
  • David Saxon, (France), President, University of California -System, “Future of International Exchange”
• Concluding Ceremony

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
9:00-5:00 Registration (Cheney Hall Lobby)

9:00 Plenary Session: New Means for Spreading the Fulbright Idea in an Era of Diminishing Resources (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding:
  • Robert A. Corrigan, (Sweden), Chancellor, University of Massachusetts, Boston
• Address:
  • Robert H. Garfias, (Japan, Burma), Vice Provost, University of Washington

9:45 Coffee (Zellerbach Foyer)

10:00 Panel A : New Means (Dwinelle Hall 88)

• Moderator:
  • Richard J. Houk, (Portugal), Professor of Geography, DePaul University
• Panelists:
  • Jean Ruley Kearns, (Singapore), Assistant Vice-President, University of Arizona, “Humans in 2000: Flash Gordon or Fulbright?”
  • Frederick Sontag, ( East Asia and Pacific), Professor of Philosophy, Pomona College, ” Is it Time to Change the Fulbright Format?”
  • Albert Wilheim, Professor of English, Tennessee Technical University, “Organizing a Speakers’ Bureau of Former Fu lbrighters”

Panel B: New Means (Dwinelle Hall 83)

• Moderator:
  • Stephen Garrett, (Thailand), Monterey Institute of International Studies
• Panelists:
  • Bruce Lohof, (India), Professor of History, University of Miami, “Work of the American Studies Research Centre in India”
  • Marshall Nason, (Argentina), Acting Director, Latin American Institute, University of New Mexico, “Sharing Research Findings with Host Country”
  • Daniel Tyler, (Mexico, Argentina), Professor of History, Colorado State University, “Organizing Continuing Contacts with Host Country Institutions”

Panel C: New Means (Dwinelle Hall 79)

• Moderator:
  • Linda Keller Brown, (Japan), Center for Social Sciences, Columbia University
• Panelists:
  • Robert Gordon, (Spain, Portugal), Professor of History, University of Florida, “Expanding the Program of Junior Lectureships”
  • Sven Groennings, Staff Committee on Labor and Human Resources, U.S. Senate, “Internationalization of Curricula”

12:00 Luncheon (Cheney Hall Dining Facility)

• Presiding: Ernest D. Rose
• Remarks: William Fretter, Vice-President, University of California System
• Introduction of Speaker: Giulio Cassani, (Italy), Chairman, Italian Department Defense Language Institute, Foreign Language Center, Monterey
• Address: Leon Panetta, Member of U.S. House of Representatives (D-CA)

1 :30 Plenary Session: Views from Abroad of Fulbrighter Accomplishments and Needs (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding: lwao lshino, (Japan), Assistant Dean, International Studies, Michigan State University
• Address: Caroline A. Yang, Executive Director, Japan-U.S. Educational Commission

2:15 Panel: Views From Abroad (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Moderator:
  • Hiroko Hara, (United States), Professor of Anthropology, Ochanomizu University, Japan
• Panelists:
  • Younghee Kim, Seattle, Former Fulbright Program Field Director in Korea
  • Magnus Ljung, (United States), Department of English, Stockholm University, Sweden
  • Shunichi Watanabe, ( United States), Building Research Institute, Ministry of Construction, Japan

3:15 Coffee (Zellerbach Foyer)

3:30 Panel A: Who Gets Exchanged? (Dwinelle Hall 88)

• Moderator:
  • Paul J. Ferlazzo, (Italy), Professor of American Thought and Language, Michigan State University
• Panelists:
  • Effie Kaye Adams, (Pakistan), Director, East Texas Educators Research Council, “Women and Minorities”
  • Luis Carrillo, (Columbia), Foreign Student Counselor, San Francisco City College, “Minority Access to Exchange Programs”
  • Nina Scott, Professor of Spanish and Portugese, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, “Single Women Fulbrighters in South America”
  • Kent Burnham, (Fiji), Professor of Business Administration, Eastern Washington University

Panel B: Spouses and Families in Fulbright Exchange (Dwinelle Hall 79)

• Moderator:
  • Marga Rose Hancock, (Japan), Executive Director, Seattle Psychoanalytic Institute
• Panelists:
  • Dorita Berger, (Austria), Bel le Harbor, New York, “Role of Spouse as Fulbrighter”
  • Justine Manley, (England), Professor of Humanities, College of Dupage, Illinois, “Single Parent Grantees”
  • Mary McWhirter, (Turkey), Tempe, Arizona, “Travels with a Large Family”
  • Sylvia Ruiz Tyler, (Mexico, Argentina), Fort Collins, Colorado, “Suggestions for Wives and Mothers Heading for South America”

6:00 International Reception (The Faculty Club)

• University of California at Berkeley, Fulbright Alumni Association, and California American Studies Association Conference, jointly
  • Honoring: Mr. and Mrs. J. William Fulbright

7:30 Annual Banquet (The Faculty Club)

• Presiding: Marjorie Gardner, (Australia), Director, SERI Division, National Science Foundation
• Distinguished Guests
• Address: J. William Fulbright, Honorary Chairman, Fulbright Alumni Association
• Concluding Ceremony: Ira Heyman, Chancellor, University of California at Berkeley

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

9:00-5:00 Registration (Cheney Hall Lobby)

9:00 Plenary Session: International Cooperation Through Exchange of Professionals (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding: Michael H. Cardozo, (Belgium), Attorney, Washington, DC
• Statements: U.S. and Foreign Corporate Executives representing an international perspective (names to be announced)

9:45 Coffee (Zellerbach Foyer)

10:00 Panel A: Communications, Environmental Design and Planning (Dwinelle Hall 88)

• Moderator:
  • Roy F. Knight, (Denmark), Dean, School of Architecture, University of Tennessee
• Panelists:
  • Anne Buttimer, (Sweden), Professor of Geography, Clark University, “Dialogue Project” (video display, 9 – 5, Dwinelle Hall 146)
  • Bettyann Raschko, (Sweden), Professor Emeritus of Architecture, University of California, Berkeley, “Housing for the Elderly”
  • Sharon Murphey, (Nigeria), Head, Graduate Studies in Journalism, Southern Illinois University, “Graduate Education of International Students”
  • Francis Violich, (Spain, Yugoslavia), Professor Emeritus of Planning and Landscape Architecture, University of California at Berkeley, “Historic Preservation”

Panel B: Agriculture and Health Care (Dwinelle Hall 79)

• Moderator:
  • Dr. Arthur S. Steinberg, (Ireland), Phoenixville, Pennsylvania
• Panelists:
  • Dr. Robert Hamburger, Professor of Pediatrics, University of California at San Diego, “Role of Health Care Education in Improving International Cooperation”
  • Dr. Ben Norman, (Guatemala, Columbia, Paraguay), Professor of Veterinary Medicine, Extension Division, University of California at Davis, “Contrasting Accomplishments Under Fulbright and A.I.D. Programs”
  • C. O. Qualset, (Australia), Chairman, Department of Agronomy and Range Sciences, University of California at Davis, “Attempts to Increase World Food Production”

Panel C: Secondary and Community College Education (Dwinelle Hall 83)

• Moderator:
  • Leslie Fleming, (India), Professor Oriental Studies, University of Arizona
• Panelists:
  • Rachel Knutson, (England), Seattle, “Middle School Teacher Exchange” Walt Perry, (England), Fallbrook, California, “High School Teacher Exchange”
  • Raymond Pflug, (Syria, Jordan), Professor of Language Arts, College of San Mateo, “Role of Community Colleges in Fulbright Appointments”
  • Richard Brown, President, Nicolet College Technical Institute
  • Seymour Eskow, President, Rockland Community College, Suffern, New York

12:00 Luncheon (Cheney Hall Dining Facility)

• Presiding: Tony H. Bonaparte, (Liberia), Dean, Lubin Schools of Business, Pace University
• Address: Seymour Fersh, (India), Director, International Services, American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, “Cultural Exchanges in the Classroom: People, Perspectives, Purposes and Possibilities”

1:30 Response:

• A. Hugh Adams, President, Broward Community College, Fort Lauderdale, “Internationalization of School and College Curricula”
• J. Jeffries McWhirter, (Turkey), Professor of Counselor Education, Arizona State University, ” Teacher Training in International Studies”
• Edward Mosley, Chairman, Capstone International Program Center, University of Alabama, ” International Content of Secondary and Undergraduate Programs”

2:30 Forum II: Fulbrighters and Politics in a Changing World (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding:
  • John F. Reichard, Executive Vice President, National Association for Foreign Student Affairs
• Panelists:
  • Roger Bresnahan, (Philippines), Professor of American Thought and Language, Michigan State University, “Changing Perspectives of the United States and its Former Colony”
  • Marion Casey, (Vietnam and Korea), Professor of Library and Information Studies, University of California, Berkeley
  • Thomas Martin, (Iran, Finland), Professor of Physical Education, Wittenberg University
  • George Quinby, (Afghanistan , Iran), Professor Emeritus of Drama, Bowdoin College
  • Margaret Scheffelin, (West Germany)
  • Robert Weeks, (Bulgaria, Austria), Professor of Humanities, College of Engineering, University of Michigan, “Problems and Opportunities Associated with Lecturing in Communist Countries”

4:30-5:30 General Meeting of the Association (Zellerbach Playhouse)

• Presiding: Marjorie Gardner