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RoomE303CEMSDoctoralWorkshop/AcademicTrack

Session:InterculturalCompetenceDevelopmentChair:ThomasGreenaway

15.00 15.30 0.3016Binder,Nadine:"PromotingandAssessingStudents’InterculturalCompetenceDevelopment-TheRoleofSelf-Reflection,Peer-Learning,andMulti-MethodAssessment"(Discussant:GerhardFink)

15.30 16.00 0.30236GomezJimenez,Aurora:"InterculturalCompetenceandcollaborativeonlinelearning"(Discussant:GerhardFink)

16.00 16.30 0.30

Session:SocioculturalCompetenceChair:NadineBinder

16.30 17.00 0.30226Greenaway,ThomasWilliam:"Creating‘GlobalGraduates”:inwhatwaysdostudentsdevelopteamworkskillsandinterculturalcompetenciesthroughteamwork?"(Discussant:Marie-ThereseClaes)

17.00 17.30 0.30150Sosa,Tatiana:"Socioculturalpressures,idealizationofthethinideal,bodydissatisfactionandacademicachievement:AcomparisonofadolescentLatinasandEuropeanAmericans"(Discussant:Marie-ThereseClaes)

17.30 18.00 0.3079Darren,Chong:"ConfucianValuesandExpatriates’InterculturalCompetencies–ACaseofChineseExpatriatesinPoland"(Discussant:Marie-ThereseClaes)

IACCM GENERAL ASSEMBLY 18:00-19:00 (Room E 301)

COFFEEBREAK

SIETAR Europa Congress 2017:21st Century Waves of ChangeCultural Dexterity for Turbulent Times

[email protected]

Dear presenters of SEUCongress2017,

we want to encourage the use of Facebook Live (Online Streaming Videos) during SEUCongress2017 in Dublin. Facebook Live is a powerful way to connect with your followers and create new ones alongthe way – and this by going live during your session at SEUCongress 2017 in Dublin. And we encourageyou to use this tool as there are several benefits:

1. Have engaging conversations with your followers: Live is the best way to interact with viewers in real time. Field their burning questions, hear what's on their mind and check out their Live Reactions to gauge how your broadcast is going.

2. Connect—instantly: Live lets you connect with the people who care most. Your followers canreceive notifications when you go live so they know to tune in to your broadcasts at just the right time.

3. Tell your story, your way: With creative tools like filters, it's easy to express yourself in ways that delight your followers and make it even more fun.

TIPS AND TRICKSFeel free to tag @SIETAR Europa on Facebook into your Facebook live postings, we are happy to shareyour postings with our followers (#seucongress)

1. Tell fans when you're broadcasting ahead of time.Build anticipation by letting your audience know when you'll be going live with a written post. We'vefound one day's notice gives people the right amount of time to tune in.2. Go live when you have a strong connection.Check the app to make sure that you have a strong signal before going live. WiFi tends to work best. If you have weak signal, the 'Go Live' button will be grayed out.3. Write a catchy description before going live – please feel free to tag SIETAR Europa and use#seucongress.A great description will capture people's attention.4. Say hello to commenters by name; respond to their comments live.Your audience will be thrilled to hear you mention their name and answer their questions when youare live. If you want to do so, please make sure, that a colleague is moderating online questions and brings them to your presentation during SEUCongress 2017! But make sure not to forget about youraudience on-site!5. Broadcast for longer periods of time to reach more people.The longer you broadcast, the more likely people are to discover and share your video with their friendson Facebook. We recommend that you go live for at least 10 minutes, although you can stay live forup to 90 minutes at a time. This perfectly fits sessions in our SEUCongress2017!6. Use a closing line to signal the end of the broadcast.Be sure to finish with a closing line, like “Thanks for watching!” or “I'll be going live again soon.” Afteryou've wrapped up, wait a few seconds until you hear the “ping” indicating your broadcast is complete.

Important: Do not forget that this tool requires another person or a tripod where to set up the camera as well as a microphone. If you have any doubt and want to know how get it started, click the followinglink Facebook Live, get it Started

On behalf of the congress organizing committee

PROGRAMMEWednesday, 24th of May 2017


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Additionally: 18:30 - 20:00 Welcome reception (DCU Auditorium & Atrium)

The programme has been updated last on the 22nd of May 2017.

Start End Length FilmFestivalTrack1:Business&

OrganizationalChallengesTrack2:Sociopolitical

concernsTrack3:Shapingintercultural

professionsTrack4:Practicingperspective

change AcademicTrack AcademicTrack

8.30 9.45 1.25

RoomE223 RoomE206 RoomE205 RoomE203 RoomE201 RoomE303

RoomE305SessionTitle:

NewMedia&CompetencyDevelopment

Chair:Yazici,Senem

10.00 10.30 0.30

27TEDCassiday,Patricia:"MulticulturalIdentities:CreatingaSenseofHome"

22Piskur,Barbara:"Twosidestoeverystory:aqualitativestudyonweb-bloggingaboutinterculturalexperiences"

10.30 11.00 0.30

5TEDJackson,Jane:"Combattingthe‘darksidesofidentity’throughonlinecoaching"

214Pouliasi,Katerina:"TheroleofCulturalFrameSwitchingandCulturalConflictindevelopinginterculturalcompetenceincontextofcross-borderinteractions"

11.00 11.30 0.30

157TEDdeWaal,MonikaFranciska;Ahimi,Nawal:"Storiesofhybrididentitiesandbelonging"

195Maimone,Fabrizio:"Thecybervillage.Thedevelopmentofinterculturalcompetencesintheageofsocialmedia"

11.30 12.00 0.30

RoomE223 RoomE201 RoomE206 RoomE203 RoomE205

RoomE303SessionTitle:BiasandDiversityin

Organisations.Chair:Brancu,Laura

RoomE305SessionTitle:Culture,Communication&

GlobalCitizenshipChair:Magala,Slawek

12.00 12.30 0.30

122TEDCummings-Koether,MichelleJ.:"HowPsychologicalContractsandCulturalAdjustmentimpactInternationalAssignments"

232TEDBrown,Martinetal"AidingCulturallyResponsiveAssessmentinSchool(ACRAS)–Anassessmentstrategywhosetimehascome"

17Claes,Marie-Therese:"Cognitivebiasesindecision-makinginpost-bureaucraticorganizations"

15Pruvli,Elena:"Astrategicapproachtointerculturalpersuasivecommunication"

12.30 13.00 0.30

38TEDMullen,DianeElizabeth:"MeetingtheDiverseNeedsofCorporateInternationalAssignees"

88TEDChewIII,WilliamLloyd:"Inter-culturalismandImageStudies?AnIntroductiontoImagologyinthe21stCentury"

208Knappitsch,Eithne:"BiasMindfulnessandPerceptualShifts:KeytoManagingaDiverseEmployeeBase"

94Scheible,Daniel:"AreCulturallyDiverseTeamstheMoreCreativeOnes?"

13.00 13.30 0.30

113TEDSell,Joanna:"Re-narratingEuropeanidentitythroughvisualstorytelling"

35TEDTobe,Heather:"DevelopingaCommunityofPractice:Howtocreateandfacilitateyourowninterculturaljam"

67Heere,Carolin;Fokken,Sandra;Schumacher,SvenjaKristina;Engel,AnnaMaria;Kempen,Regina:"ReadinessforWorkplaceDiversity:DevelopmentofaGermanScale"

197VanderPoel,MarcelH.:"EducatingforGlobalCitizenship;AStrategicCulturalIntelligentApproach"

13.30 14.30 1.00


RoomE303SessionTitle:Culture&EuropeChair:Pruvli,Elena

RoomE305SessionTitle:CulturalIntelligenceChair:Magala,Slawek

14.30 15.00 0.30

132TEDNamazie,Pari:"AresearchstudyIranianMigrantCommunity"

216Barzantny,Cordula:"GlobalMindsetinEurope:acomparativeperspectiveonlocaladvantageforglobalreach"

92Brancu,Laura;Guðmundsdóttir,Svala;Munteanu,Valentin;Bibu,Nicolae:"Students’CulturalIntelligenceProfile.AComparativeStudyofRomaniaandIceland"

15.00 15.30 0.30

42TEDSimons,George:"Pedagogica,Politica,Practica,Poetica"

129Simic,Ljiljana;Martel,Kerstin:"ImpactofEU-interculturalattitudestowarditsexternalculturalpraxis-perceivedstatusdiscrepancies"

109Richard,Ingrid;Douglas,Grant;Grimonprez,Etienne;Richard,Sébastien:"FromInternationaltoIntercultural:PromotingInterculturalIntelligenceThroughouttheSchool.TheCaseofaFrenchSchoolofManagement"

15.30 16.00 0.30

189TEDMalidor-Coleman,Patricia:"FromWonderWomanto”I“wonderwoman!"

64Dalikeni,Colletta:"CulturalIssuesinInteractionsbetweenSocialWorkersandAfricanAsylumSeekingFamiliesinIreland"

89Mirza-Grisco,Diana;Johnson,RichardBoyd;Buko,Svitlana:"AcomparativestudyofculturalintelligencedimensionsinUkraineandMoldova"

16.00 16.30 0.30


RoomE303SessionTitle:OrganisationalCulture&Climate&Creativity

Chair:Claes,Marie-Therese

RoomE305SessionTitle:Leadership,Identity&ValuesChair:Maimone,Fabrizio

16.30 17.00 0.30

29Fink,Gerhard;Yolles,Maurice:"Collectiveemotionalclimateinsocialsystems"

158deWaal,Monika:"TCKs,identityandleadership"

17.00 17.30 0.30

165Magala,Slawek:"TheBusinessofCrowdsourcingisCreativity"

138Shakir,FarahYasmine;Lee,Yih-Teen:"ConnectingAcrossCultures:AnEmpiricalExaminationofMulticulturalIndividualsasGlobalLeaders"

17.30 18.00 0.30

100Yazici,Senem:"ExploringOrganizationalSubculturesandStrategicGoalsintheContextofaGermanHigherEducationInstitutionviaconfigurationModelofOrganizationalCulture"

182Cannavale,Chiara;Claes,Marie-Thérèse:"TheroleofpreviousinternationalexperiencesforSIEs.Theimpactofculturalvalues"

18.15 20.15 2.00

COFFEEBREAK,NETWORKING,MARKETPLACEWITHBOOKSANDINTERCULTURALTOOLS

FILMSINTRACK1

Youmustseethis!"CinemaFilmClipsUsedtoIllustrateInterculturalandDiversityLearningPointsWhenTrainingBusinessExecutives"presentedbyMatthewHill

68WorkshopDouglas,Grant;Richard,Ingrid:"FromInternationaltoIntercultural:PromotingCulturalIntelligenceThroughoutaHigherEducationInstitution"

155WorkshopEmert,HollyA.:"FosteringInternationalCompetencethroughHolisticProgramDesign"

143WorkshopKonkel,Michalina:“Mycross-culturalprofession–inthemirrorofothers’eyes”

45WorkshopEhretsmann,Karolina;Dankert,Inga:"Resilience:aculturalperspective"

FILMSINTRACK1FilmsonIreland

14:30-15:15"FatherTed"presentedbyDavidWalsh

15:15-16:00"TheVikings,Whatbusinesscanlearnfromthem"presentedbyJoeKearns

223WorkshopWirths,Christine;Mok-Russo,Julia:"Managingclientrelationshipsandcustomerinteraction"

continuousuntil16:00

81WorkshopPark,MaryKay:"Interculturalists'ToolkitforContentProduction:BestPracticesfromCulturalIndustriesforMeaningProduction,SharedAgency,andMediatingRepresentation"


23WorkshopvanderPol,Yvonne:"The70:20:10ofinterculturallearning"


SIETAREUROPAWORLDCAFÉONMIGRATION(RoomE224)


FILMSINTRACK3"NiHaoHolland"byWillemTimmer

"FramingtheOther"byWillemTimmer

48PanelKearns,Joseph;Merk,Vincent;McRae,David:"Migration&TheGreekExperience-TheroleofInterculturalists"

25WorkshopThacker,Maria;Mergler,Yvonne;Ehringhaus,Anne:"SettingYourEthicalCompass:ExploringandRefiningAmidShiftingIdentities"

LUNCHBREAK

CONGRESSOPENING:KEYNOTES&FACILITATEDDISCUSSION(RoomE218)Dr.MaiNguyen-Phuong-Mai:"HowdoevolutionarybiologyandneurosciencechallengeourInterculturalcommunicationtheories?"

Dr.RandallHansen:"Refugees,ImmigrantsandOthers:DefendingImmigrationinaPopulistWorld"

FILMSINTRACK3

"Holi-days"byRandiMalkinSteinberger

186WorkshopAshworth,MichaelGeorgeAllan;Dr.Ghellini,Grazia:"Facilitationforturbulenttimes"

105WorkshopRoettgers,Christina;Opel,Brigitte:"Connect2us-afreetooltointroduceculturaldifferences"

233PanelMallon,Benjamin;Oberman,Rowan;Harmon,Hilary;Waldron,Fionnuala:"Buildinginclusiverights-respectingclassroomsthroughresponsiveteachereducationprogrammes"

130PanelSimic,Ljiljana;Claes,Marie-Therese;Namazie,Pari;Merk,Vincent;Thompson,Livingstone:"Europeaninterculturalist’sresponsibility"

SIETAR Europa Congress 2017: 21st Century Waves of Change Cultural Dexterity for Turbulent Times

[email protected]

Dear presenters of SEUCongress2017, we want to encourage the use of Facebook Live (Online Streaming Videos) during SEUCongress2017 in Dublin. Facebook Live is a powerful way to connect with your followers and create new ones along the way – and this by going live during your session at SEUCongress 2017 in Dublin. And we encourage you to use this tool as there are several benefits: 1. Have engaging conversations with your followers: Live is the best way to interact with viewers in

real time. Field their burning questions, hear what's on their mind and check out their Live Reactions to gauge how your broadcast is going.

2. Connect—instantly: Live lets you connect with the people who care most. Your followers can receive notifications when you go live so they know to tune in to your broadcasts at just the right time.


TIPS AND TRICKS Feel free to tag @SIETAR Europa on Facebook into your Facebook live postings, we are happy to share your postings with our followers (#seucongress) 1. Tell fans when you're broadcasting ahead of time. Build anticipation by letting your audience know when you'll be going live with a written post. We've found one day's notice gives people the right amount of time to tune in. 2. Go live when you have a strong connection. Check the app to make sure that you have a strong signal before going live. WiFi tends to work best. If you have weak signal, the 'Go Live' button will be grayed out. 3. Write a catchy description before going live – please feel free to tag SIETAR Europa and use #seucongress. A great description will capture people's attention. 4. Say hello to commenters by name; respond to their comments live. Your audience will be thrilled to hear you mention their name and answer their questions when you are live. If you want to do so, please make sure, that a colleague is moderating online questions and brings them to your presentation during SEUCongress 2017! But make sure not to forget about your audience on-site! 5. Broadcast for longer periods of time to reach more people. The longer you broadcast, the more likely people are to discover and share your video with their friends on Facebook. We recommend that you go live for at least 10 minutes, although you can stay live for up to 90 minutes at a time. This perfectly fits sessions in our SEUCongress2017! 6. Use a closing line to signal the end of the broadcast. Be sure to finish with a closing line, like “Thanks for watching!” or “I'll be going live again soon.” After you've wrapped up, wait a few seconds until you hear the “ping” indicating your broadcast is complete. Important: Do not forget that this tool requires another person or a tripod where to set up the camera as well as a microphone. If you have any doubt and want to know how get it started, click the following link Facebook Live, get it Started On behalf of the congress organizing committee

PROGRAMMEThursday, 25th of May 2017

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Chair:Yazici,Senem

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GlobalCitizenshipChair:Fink, Gerhard

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38TEDMullen,DianeElizabeth:"MeetingtheDiverseNeedsofCorporateInternationalAssignees"




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42TEDSimons,George:"Pedagogica,Politica,Practica,Poetica"



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29Fink,Gerhard;Yolles,Maurice:"Collectiveemotionalclimateinsocialsystems"


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18.15 20.15 2.00


FILMSINTRACK1

Youmustseethis!

"CinemaFilmClipsUsedtoIllustrateInterculturalandDiversityLearningPointsWhenTrainingBusinessExecutives"presentedbyMatthewHill



143WorkshopKonkel,Michalina:“Mycross-culturalprofession–inthemirrorofothers’eyes”




15:15-16:00"TheVikings,Whatbusinesscanlearnfromthem"presentedbyJoeKearns









FILMSINTRACK3

"NiHaoHolland"byWillemTimmer




LUNCHBREAK



FILMSINTRACK3



105WorkshopRoettgers,Christina;Opel,Brigitte: "Connect2us-afreetooltointroduceculturaldifferences"




[email protected]










PROGRAMME Thursday, 25th of May 2017

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Chair:Yazici,Senem

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GlobalCitizenshipChair:Magala,Slawek

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12.30 13.00 0.30

38TEDMullen,DianeElizabeth:"MeetingtheDiverseNeedsofCorporateInternationalAssignees "




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42 TEDSimons,George:"Pedagogica,Politica,Practica,Poetica"



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16.30 17.00 0.30

29Fink,Gerhard;Yolles,Maurice:"Collectiveemotional


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18.15 20.15 2.00


FILMSINTRACK1

Youmustseethis!

"CinemaFilmClipsUsedtoIllustrateInterculturalandDiversityLearningPointsWhenTrainingBusinessExecutives"presentedbyMatthewHill






15:15-16:00"TheVikings,Whatbusinesscanlearnfrom them"presentedbyJoeKearns









FILMSINTRACK3

"NiHaoHolland"byWillemTimmer




LUNCHBREAK



FILMSINTRACK3



105WorkshopRoettgers,Christina;Opel,Brigitte: "Connect2us-afreetooltointroduceculturaldifferences"




[email protected]










PROGRAMMEThursday, 25th of May 2017

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[email protected]

Additionally: 14.30 - 15.30 SIETAR Newcomer session (Room E 301)

143WorkshopKonkel,Michalina, Chutnik, Monika: “Mycross-culturalprofession–inthemirrorofothers’eyes”






8.30 9.45 1.15


RoomE303SessionTitle:InterculturalManagement

Chair:Morley,Michael

RoomE305SessionTitle:Culture,Schools&Higher

EducationContextChair:Magala,Slawek

10.00 10.30 0.30

95TEDHeetvelt,Inge,tenHoedt,Marianne:"Starring!DutchSMEsinexport"

114TEDSell,Joanna:"TheimpactofmigrationonFrédericChopin'slifeandoeuvre"

60Barmeyer,Christoph;Franklin,Peter:"ConstructiveInterculturalManagement.Aparadigmshift?"

172Gałczyński,Mariusz:"Combattingresistancetomulticulturalism:Howstudentattitudestowardsdiversityandequityvaryglobally"

10.30 11.00 0.30

133TEDBalasubramanian,Vinita;Vogler,Petra:"Transculturalleadershipinthe21stcentury"

167TEDNowicka,Marta:"Coachingforexpats.Howcoachingprocess&toolscansupportexpatsandtheirfamiliesandincreasechancesforaverysuccessfulinternationalassignment"

41Lindemann,Anke:"InterculturalProjectManagement-ProcessesandMethodsformulticulturalIT-projects"

169Grenham,ThomasGerard:"TheRoleofInclusiveReligiousEducationinCulturalPerspectiveChange"

11.00 11.30 0.30

12TEDMayer,HeleneClaude:"Interculturalidentitydevelopmentthroughnarratives"

79TEDHarris,Richard:"UncommonGround:CulturalDifferenceinSpace"

162Buko,Svitlana;Johnson,R.Boyd;Mirza-Grisco,Diana:"TheAdaptationoftheCulturalIntelligenceScaleinCentralandEasternEurope:applicationoffocusgroupsmethodology"

135Sweetman,Bernadette:"E-Evalinto.Towardsthedesignofatrainingcourseforteachersinpeermentoringatpost-primaryleveltoreducelevelsofearlyschoolleavingamongstthemigrantstudentpopulation"

11.30 12.00 0.30


RoomE305SessionTitle:Diversity

Chair:Cannavale,Chiara

12.00 12.30 0.30

PANELONARABWORLD7TEDNejem,Rana"BridgingthegaptoArabculture"

141Roemer,Ann:"FounderinginaSeaofWhiteness:InternationalStudentsandCampus/ClassroomClimateatU.S.Universities"

12.30 13.00 0.30

14TEDLake,RuthAnn:"TheBurkiniDebate,ExploringIssuesofIdentityGenderandPolitics"

62Chang,Shao-chi;Chen,I-Fen:"Theintra-businessgroupeffectofinitialpublicofferings"

13.00 13.30 0.30

63TEDWeber,Jeri:"Mediation–culturalbestpracticesinalternativeconflictresolution"

175Voutsina,Katerina;Kapareliotis,Ilias:"CultureandEntrepreneurialIntentionRevisited"

13.30 14.30 1.00

RoomE223 RoomE201 RoomE205 RoomE203 RoomE206 Foyer

14.30 15.00 0.30

PANELONVIRTUALCOLLABORATION180TEDPiaMoberg:"TheChadbergScale-anewtooltoalignexpectationsinglobalvirtualmeetings"

15.00 15.30 0.30

211TEDKapaj,Gradiola:"Managingintercultural,virtual,volunteerteams"

15.30 16.00 0.30

116TEDPolychronopoulos,Dimitrios:"TheJohariWindowasatoolforvirtualteams"

187TEDWalentynowicz,Paweł:"Virtualsmilesbondteams-whytoinvestinvirtualteambuildingsessions?"

16.00 16.30 0.30


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18:15-19:45SIETAREuropaGeneralAssembly(RoomE301)and20:00GALADINNER(RegencyHotel)

2WorkshopDixon,Elmer:"ChallengesinPolicingdiversecommunities"

210ROUNDTABLEDalikeni,Colletta;Foreman,Maeve;Niraghallaigh,Muireann;Grosu,Alvinai:"CulturalIssuesinInteractionsbetweenSocialWorkersandAfricanAsylumSeekingFamiliesinIreland"

49WorkshopDodwell-Groves,Emma:"CreatingSuccessfulLeadershipofEffectiveVirtualTeams"

98WorkshopRobinson,Shannon:"LeveragingNeurosciencetoWorkAcross DifferencesEffectivelyinTurbulentTimes"

44PanelBennett,MiltonJ;Castiglioni,Ida;Chandrankunnel,Mathew:"TransformativeInterculturalConsciousness"

FILMINTRACK4

"Gobacktowhereyoucamefrom"byIvanO'Mahoney

FILMINTRACK4

"TheMayor,mobilityisahumanright" byBregtjevanderHaak


LUNCHBREAK(SIETAREUROPANATIONALPRESIDENTSLUNCH)

ROUNDTABLE-RESEARCHEREXCHANGE&EJCCMMEET

THEEDITOR

KEYNOTESPEECHES(RoomE218)Dr.Chan-HoongLeong:"NavigatingHybridIdentitiesinaGlobalizedWorld:ANon-EuropeanPerspective"

JoAngouri:"Whatculturegottodowithit:Settinganagendaforstudyingcultureinthemodernworkplace"

193WorkshopBrinkmann,Ursula;LaValle-Finan,Lisa;Looij,Teuni;vanderPol,Yvonne;Henkel,Steffen;Brakenhoff,Hanneke;Gottlieb,Doris:"TowardsaCompetencyFrameworkforInterculturalPractitioners"

93WorkshopGonzales-Carasco,CarlosA.;Johnson,RobertP.K.;Swan,Ben;Green,Alysara;Jacob,Zarine:“WhoAmI?Whoarewe?What’snextintheInterculturalprofession?”

96WorkshopvanderVen,Tony:"Cross-culturalcompetencepromotesinterculturalcommunication"

18WorkshopErradi,Noureddine:"Giraffe&Elephant:buildingahouseofdiversity"


83WorkshopCrawford,StevenLamar;Browne,RonanGerard;Ruppert,DianeDorothy:"NewHorizons:AtHomeTogetherinFinland"

33ROUNDTABLEPohjonen,Elina;Külpmann,Katharina:"Navigatingtwistedcareerwaters-Howwilltherecentglobalchangesandturbulenttimesaffectinterculturalcareers?"

229WorkshopKhalifa,Soumaya:"TheRiseofIslamophobiaintheUnitedStatesinaDonaldTrumpEra"

POSTERSESSION(PractitionerandAcademic)

FILMINTRACK2

"CrossingBorders"MoviewithfilmdirectorArndWächteronthepowerofinterculturalfriendshipsforreframingstereotypes

FILMINTRACK2

"StrangerinParadise"byGuidoHendrikx

188PanelTomalin,BarryAnthony;Thompson,Livingstone;Swallow,Deborah;Simons,George:"Religionininternationalculture,projectionandperception"


[email protected]










PROGRAMMEFriday, 26th of May 2017

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98WorkshopRobinson,Shannon:"LeveragingNeurosciencetoWorkAcrossDifferencesEffectivelyinTurbulentTimes"


FILMINTRACK4


FILMINTRACK4

"TheMayor,mobilityisahumanright"byBregtjevanderHaak




THEEDITOR

KEYNOTESPEECHES(RoomE218)Dr.Chan-HoongLeong:"NavigatingHybridIdentitiesinaGlobalizedWorld:ANon-EuropeanPerspective"


193WorkshopBrinkmann,Ursula;LaValle-Finan,Lisa;Looij,Teuni;vanderPol,Yvonne;Henkel,Steffen;Brakenhoff,Hanneke;Gottlieb,Doris:"TowardsaCompetencyFrameworkforInterculturalPractitioners"

93WorkshopGonzales-Carasco,CarlosA.;Johnson,RobertP.K.;Swan,Ben;Green,Alysara;Jacob,Zarine:“WhoAmI?Whoarewe?What’snextintheInterculturalprofession?”








FILMINTRACK2


FILMINTRACK2



SIETAR Europa Congress 2017: 21st Century Waves of Change Cultural Dexterity for Turbulent Times

[email protected]

Dear presenters of SEUCongress2017, we want to encourage the use of Facebook Live (Online Streaming Videos) during SEUCongress2017 in Dublin. Facebook Live is a powerful way to connect with your followers and create new ones along the way – and this by going live during your session at SEUCongress 2017 in Dublin. And we encourage you to use this tool as there are several benefits: 1. Have engaging conversations with your followers: Live is the best way to interact with viewers in

real time. Field their burning questions, hear what's on their mind and check out their Live Reactions to gauge how your broadcast is going.

2. Connect—instantly: Live lets you connect with the people who care most. Your followers can receive notifications when you go live so they know to tune in to your broadcasts at just the right time.


TIPS AND TRICKS Feel free to tag @SIETAR Europa on Facebook into your Facebook live postings, we are happy to share your postings with our followers (#seucongress) 1. Tell fans when you're broadcasting ahead of time. Build anticipation by letting your audience know when you'll be going live with a written post. We've found one day's notice gives people the right amount of time to tune in. 2. Go live when you have a strong connection. Check the app to make sure that you have a strong signal before going live. WiFi tends to work best. If you have weak signal, the 'Go Live' button will be grayed out. 3. Write a catchy description before going live – please feel free to tag SIETAR Europa and use #seucongress. A great description will capture people's attention. 4. Say hello to commenters by name; respond to their comments live. Your audience will be thrilled to hear you mention their name and answer their questions when you are live. If you want to do so, please make sure, that a colleague is moderating online questions and brings them to your presentation during SEUCongress 2017! But make sure not to forget about your audience on-site! 5. Broadcast for longer periods of time to reach more people. The longer you broadcast, the more likely people are to discover and share your video with their friends on Facebook. We recommend that you go live for at least 10 minutes, although you can stay live for up to 90 minutes at a time. This perfectly fits sessions in our SEUCongress2017! 6. Use a closing line to signal the end of the broadcast. Be sure to finish with a closing line, like “Thanks for watching!” or “I'll be going live again soon.” After you've wrapped up, wait a few seconds until you hear the “ping” indicating your broadcast is complete. Important: Do not forget that this tool requires another person or a tripod where to set up the camera as well as a microphone. If you have any doubt and want to know how get it started, click the following link Facebook Live, get it Started On behalf of the congress organizing committee

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98WorkshopRobinson,Shannon:"LeveragingNeurosciencetoWorkAcross DifferencesEffectivelyinTurbulentTimes"


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KEYNOTESPEECHES(RoomE218)Dr.Chan-HoongLeong: "NavigatingHybridIdentitiesinaGlobalizedWorld:ANon-EuropeanPerspective"


193WorkshopBrinkmann,Ursula;LaValle-Finan,Lisa;Looij,Teuni;vanderPol,Yvonne;Henkel,Steffen;Brakenhoff,Hanneke;Gottlieb,Doris; Meister, Stefan:"TowardsaCompetencyFrameworkforInterculturalPractitioners"

93WorkshopGonzales-Carrasco,CarlosA.;Johnson,RobertP.K.;Swan,Ben;Green,Alysara;Jacob,Zarine:“WhoAmI?Whoarewe?What’snextintheInterculturalprofession?”








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196TEDFalk-Bano,Klara;Kollath,Katalin:"GoingGlobal:Developinginterculturalcompetenceofbusinessstudents"

127TEDPilbeam,Adrian:"Developingyourcareerasaninterculturaltrainer"

136Thompson,Livingstone:"OvercomingReligiousPolarisation:Lindbeck'sCultural-LinguisticApproach"

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19TEDHarvey,TammieM:"IntroductiontoSub-SaharanAfricanCulture:ImplicationsforBusinessPractices"

76TEDJenkins,JoyceMilton:"Whichcamefirst,thetheoryorthepractice?Toptipsforapplyinginterculturaltheorytoencouragebestpracticeinmulticulturalteamsandorganizations"

231Ward,Monica:"TheBenefitsofComputerAssistedLanguageLearning(CALL)forMigrantsandMigrantFamilies"

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28TEDLewis,RichardD.,Gjesme,MaritImeland:"Arevaluesuniversallyunderstood?Thechallengesofworkingwithglobal,organizationalcultureswhencorporatevaluesaredifferentlyperceived"

202TEDShinomiya,Sue:"DeeplyDisconnected:OurPublicandPrivateSelvesintheAgeofContinuousConnectivity"

111Martin,Karin:"Theroleoflinguisticallysensitiveeducationinshapingculturalsensitivity"

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217TEDBialek,Kinga:"Cross-culturalintegration–howdoesitlooklikeinayoungdemocracy?Fromtheperspectiveofthecross-culturalpsychologistfromPoland"

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31TEDFox,Anne:"Trainingacultureofsustainability"

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174TEDGrosu,Alvina:"Empathy+Culture=??????"

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PANELONJAPAN170TEDDeguchi,Makiko:"Teachingabout“MalePrivilege”andSexualViolenceinJapan:AFocusonTrainMolestations"

153TEDKilian,Veronique:"Howasmilecanchangeyourlife"

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179TEDRogers,LisaFern:"IntersectionalExperiencesofWomeninJapan"

11TEDMayer,Lolo;Mayer,Claude-Hélène:"Differentrace,samecultures-SouthAfrica"

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65TEDMouri,Masako:"Convergence,GenderandPolitenessinDiscourse"

185TEDStark,Peter:"Navigatingchaos-Leadership"

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TED190Tilden,Cynthia:"ServiceLearninginHigherEducation"

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173TEDUladykouskaja,Liubou:"InterculturalDialogueAsAChanceforBelarus"

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134ROUNDTABLENamazie,Pari;Nejem,Rana;Hauser,Andreas;AlYusuf,Muna:"DemystifyingtheMiddleEast–Stories,insights,solution"

KEYNOTESPEECH(RoomE218)Prof.MichaelMorley:"CanWeSpeakofEvidence-BasedCross-CulturalManagement?"

78WORKSHOPBrown,JoelAnthony:"TheDeath&RiseofaNation:TheU.S.ataCrossroads"

120WorkshopEunY.Kim,ProfessionalPresenceacrossCultures:HowtoWinFriendsandInfluencePeopleLocallyandGlobally


82WorkshopKilian,Veronique;Willems,Luuk:"ThetrailofRicardoSemler:5principlesofahappinessbusinessboost"

61WorkshopVignac,Linda:"Knowing,doing,being–Pillarsinthedevelopmentofinterculturalcompetence"

104PanelKviatek,Beata;Brakenhoff,Hanneke;Smit,Iekje:"EuropeanValuesandtheMigrationChallenge"

16:30-18:30MariaJichevaRemembrance(RoomE301)

140WorkshopMorosi,Andra;Beckley,Abby:"Trust-thekeytoeffectiveinternationalteamwork"

58WorkshopWieringa,Francien;SjoukjeElsma:"Theroleofeducatorsintheprocessofmanagingdiversity"


215RoundtableJohnson,Robert:"CanOldandYoungSeeEyetoEye?CultureandIntergenerationalRelations"

1WorkshopWächter,Kerstin:"Re-occupyMigration"

77WorkshopMurphy,Valli;Parry,Brett:"DexterityAcrossCulturalDifferences:ToolsforIdentifyingChallengesandDevelopingPotentiality"


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