Pre-event:

Day 0: August 2nd, 2010 (Monday)

Time Program Session Lead Venue 18:30-19:00 Registration at The Shilla Hotel All 3F, Lobby, Lilac Room 19:00-21:00 (120min) Reception Dinner , hosted by KOFAC (Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science & Creativity), MC: EunAh Lee (KOFAC) 3F, Lilac Room 21:00-22:00 (60min) ASEA 2010 Pre-Meeting : Moderators & Session Leads ONLY Moderators only 3F, Lilac Room

Day 1: August 3rd, 2010 (Tuesday)

Time Program Session Lead Venue ~07:30 Breakfast at The Shilla Hotel All 17F & 18F 07:30-08:45 Travel to Korean International Exhibition Center All 2 Buses to KINTEX 08:45-09:00 (15min) Registration & Day 1 Announcement MC: EunAh Lee(KOFAC) KINTEX Room#: 209 09:00-10:30 (90min) Welcome Ceremony [Welcome Address: KOFAC & Intel Asia] - Dr. Yoon CHUNG, President, KOFAC, Korea - Mr. Ashutosh CHADHA, Strategic Education Director, Corporate Affairs Group, Intel Asia Pacific [Plenary Session 1] Keynote Track 1 - Chartering the Future for Systemic Change: Formulating National Master & Development Plans 1. An Innovative Way of Science Communication & STEM Education In Korea, Dr. Sook-Kyoung CHO, Head, Office of Science in Society, KOFAC 2. STEM Education, & Opportunity For Asia, Mr. Ashutosh CHADHA, Strategic Education Director, Corporate Affairs Group, Intel Asia Pacific Moderator: EunAh (5min each) Moderator: Hasnan Hakim (Intel Malaysia) (20min each) Same 10:30-11:00 (30min) Coffee Break & proceed to the 1F All Lobby 11:00-12:00 (60min) [Field Trip 1] Korean Science Festival 2010 (details on appendix) Moderator: EunAh 1F, KSF 12:00-13:20 (80min) Lunch All 3F, Queen China, KINTEX 13:20-13:50 (30min) [Special Speech 1 : Guest Speaker invited from French Academy of Science] Nurturing science literacy & promoting science communications , Prof. Yves Quéré, French Academy of Science, France Moderator: Karen Merrill (Intel US) (30min w/ Q&A) KINTEX Room#: 209 13:50-15:00 (70min) [Panel Presentation 1] Track 1- Chartering the Future for Systemic Change: Formulating The National Master & Development Plans 1. Science Education and Communication in China: Policies and Measures , SUN Mengxin, Deputy Director General, China Association for Science and Technology (CAST), China 2. Measures of Scientific Productivity and Current Philippine Performance , Dr. Cesar Saloma, Dean, College of Science, University of the Philippines, Philippines 3. Science Talent Student Development Plan In Vietnam , Mr. HO Vinh Thang, Secondary School Department Officer, Ministry of Education & Training, Vietnam Moderator: Nguyen Thuong Hai (Intel Vietnam) (10-20 minute for each presentation, 20min for Q/A at the end) Same 15:00-15:10 (10min) Group Photo All Same 15:10-15:30 (20min) Coffee Break All Lobby 15:30-17:00 (90min) [Poster Session] Sharing STEM Education Best Practices across Asia & US (14) Lead: Hasnan Hakim (Intel Malaysia) KINTEX Room#: 209 * Post Presenters and Titles: 1. China (Ms. Yue QIN): Development of Students’ Scientific Accomplishment 2. India (Dr. P.K. JOSHI): Mentoring IRIS Winners 3.Indonesia (Mr. Gatot Hari PRIOWIRJANTO): Education Network SEA-EDUNET 4. Japan (Dr. Nobuo UENO): Japan Science & Engineering Challenge "JSEC" 5. Korea 1 (Dr. EunAh LEE): Introducing Youth Science Club (YSC) Innovations 6. Korea 2 (Mr. Chang-Ho OH): Building Science Fair Momentum out of Public-Private Partnership: KISEF Innovations 7.Malaysia (Noora binti MOHD ADAM): Best Curriculum Support for Students as Researchers 8.Pakistan (Mr. Qaiser RASHID): Re-vamping of Science Education in the province of Punjab 9. Philippines (Dr. Ester OGENA): Mobile IT Classroom 10.Sri-Lanka (Dr.Sarath A. K. ABAYAWARDANA): Enhancing Science Education through Schools Science Society Program 11.Taiwan (Dr.Nan-Shyan CHU): National Taiwan Science Education Center: Discovers the Wonders of Science 12.Thailand (Dr. Tipaporn LIMPASENI): The Science Society of Thailand under the Patronage of H.M. The King and its Role in Promoting Science in Thailand 13. US-SSP (Ms.Sharon SNYDER): Society for Science and the Public Programs 14. US-Intel Corp (Ms.Karen MERRILL): Stay Connected with STEM Educators 17:00-17:30 (30min) [Introduction of Action Plan 1] 12 Asian Country Delegates and Intel managers Lead: Brimy Laksmana (Intel Indonesia), Karen Merrill (Intel US) Same 17:30-18:00 (30min) Day 1 Closing: Evaluation, Reflection and Announcement Lead: Karen, Cecile, Hasnan Same 18:00-19:00 Proceed back to Hotel All 2 Buses to Shilla Hotel 19:00~21:00 (120min) Welcome Dinner 1, hosted by KOFAC at Shilla Hotel - Welcome & Responsive Remarks by President of KOFAC and ASEA delegates ASEA, KSF, Foreign Embassy Reps 1F, Ruby Room, YoungBinKwan   * ASEA delegates to meet with VIP Guests from Foreign Embassies in Korea at Welcome Dinner; 1. Serbia Embassy:H.E. Slobodan MARINKOVIC (Ambassador) 2. Egypt Embassy: Mr. Mohammad Eihabhoni (Counsul), Mr. Ahmad shahat 3. Japan Embassy: Mr. Harada Daichi (First Secretary) & Mr. Takashi Miki (Third Secretary) 4. India Embassy: Mr. Satish Sharma(Second Secretary of Commerce) 5. Israel Embassy: Mr. Eran Yuvan(Deputy Chief of Mission),Ms. Anat Peled 6. France Embassy: Mr. Julien Nicoletti & Ms. Adeline Gaudel-Chalancon (Project Manager) 7. England Embassy: Mrs.Eunjoeng Kim & Ms.Jin-ah Park (Science Officer)

Day 2: August 4th, 2010 (Wednesday)

Time Program Session Lead Venue ~ 07:30 Breakfast All 17F & 18F 07:30-08:30 Travel to the Headquarters of KOFAC All 2 Buses to KOFAC 08:30-09:00 (30min) Day 2 Announcement MC: EunAh Lee, KOFAC 7F, KOFAC HQ, Resource Center 09:00-09:30 (30min) [Special Speech 2: Guest Speaker invited from JSTA ] How to nurturing science literacy and promoting science communication , Prof. Masataka Watanabe, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan Moderator: Naoko Yanagihara, Intel Japan (30min w/ Q&A) Same 09:30-10:00 (30min) [Special Speech 3: Guest Speaker invited from UNESCO ] Education for Change: Centered on Backgrounds, Strategies, and Future Directions for Low Carbon, Green Growth , Dr. Mee Young CHOI, program specialist on Education for Sustainable Development, UNESCO Jakarta Office Moderator: Cecile Ubarra, Intel Philippines (30min w/ Q&A) Same 10:00-10:30 (30min) [Plenary Session 2] Track 2: Professional development for STEM Educators Professional Development of Science and Mathematics Teachers and Educators in the Philippines , Dr. Ester OGENA, Director, Science Education Institute, Philippines Moderator: Monchai Kunteekanok, Intel Thailand (30min w/ Q&A) Same 10:30-10:50 Coffee Break All Lobby 10:50-12:30 (100min) [Panel Presentation 2] Track 2: Professional development for STEM Educators 1. Professional Development of STEM Educators , Dr. Anup K Rajput, Head Media Resource Central Institute of Educational Technology, India 2. Professional Development For STEM Educators: The Joy of the Math Project , Dr. Jen-chung Chuan, Professor of Mathematics, National Tsing Hua University, Head judge of Taiwan ISEF, Taiwan 3~4. Panels from China: - The Practice and Reflection of Bilingual Science Education , Ms. Hongmei MA, Sr. program officer, Beijing student administration center, China - Inspiring Kids To Do Science Activities: Science Education In The Elementary Schools of Beijing , Prof. Liu Yingjian, Beijing Normal University, China Moderator: Shweta Khurana, Intel India (20 min preso, 20min for Q/A at the end) 7F, KOFAC HQ, Resource Center 12:30-13:30 (60min) Lunch All Lunch Box 13:30-15:00 (90min) [Open Forum] Open Forum among Asian delegates and speakers on STEM education challenges and recommendations for future Lead: Shweta, Cecile, Karen 7F, KOFAC HQ, Resource Center 15:00-15:30 (30min) Day 2 Closing: Evaluation, Reflection and Announcement Lead: Karen, Cecile, Hasnan Same 15:30-16:30 Travel to the Seoul National University All 2 Buses to SNU 16:30-18:00 (90min) [Field Trip 2] Observe the International Science Engineering Camp (ISEC) * details on appendix All ISEC at SNU 18:00-21:00 (180min) Dinner hosted by Intel Asia All Jahamoon Korean Restaurant nearby Insa-dong 21:00~ Back to Hotel and Rest Or Tour to Myeong Dong and East Gate Market All Buses

Day 3: August 5th, 2010 (Thursday)

Time Program Session Lead Venue ~8:00 Breakfast and Hotel Check-out All 17~18F, ParkView 08:00-10:30 Travel to Daejeon All 2 buses to Daejeon 10:30-11:00 Hotel Check-In & Day Announcement All MC(Sylvia Moon) 8F Star Ballroom 11:00-11:30 [Country Action Planning 2] with country delegates Lead: Brimy, Karen Same 11:30-12:30 Lunch at Hotel, hosted by National Science Museum of Korea(NSM-K) All 8F Star Ballroom 12:30-13:00 En Route to NSM-K All 2 Buses to NSM-K 13:00-13:20 (20min) [Welcome Address: NSM-K] Dr. Un Woo Lee, President of NSM, Korea Science Museums and National Science Fair in Korea , Ms. Min Jung KIM, International Corporate Affairs & Science camp coordinator Moderator:Naoko Yanagihara, Intel Japan (20min) 1F, Celestial Hall, NSM-K 13:20-13:50 (30min) [Special Speech 4: Guest Speaker from Smithsonian Institute ] Science Education at the Smithsonian , Prof. Carole M.P. Neves, Director, Office of Policy and Analysis, Smithsonian Institution Moderator: Hasnan Hakim, Intel Malaysia (30min w/ Q&A) Same 13:50-14:20 (30min) [Plenary Session 3] Track 3: Innovative Science Fair Implementation Models: Building PPP(Public-Private Partnership) Science Education and Innovation Matters , Sharon B. Snyder, Manager of International Fairs Intel International Science and Engineering Fair(Intel ISEF), Society for Science & the Public(SSP) Moderator: Brimy Laksmana, Intel Indonesia (30min w/ Q&A) Same 14:20-14:40 Break All Lobby 14:40-16:20 (100min) [Panel Presentation 3] Track 3: Innovative Science Fair Implementation Models: Building PPP(Public-Private Partnership) 1. Science Fair Implementation Models: Develop and Support Youth’s Creativity in Science & Technology , Ms. Marianna Fung, National Taiwan Science Education Center, Taiwan 2. Nourishing the Innovative Capability in High School Students , Dr. Kwan SITATHANI, Deputy Executive Director, National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC); organizer of National Young Scientist Competition, Thailand 3.Enhancing Change Through Science Education and Research , Dr Syed Azhar HASAN, Director General, Pakistan Museum of Natural History Islamabad & Chairman, Science Review Committee (SRC)Intel National Science Fair, Pakistan 4. Building IRIS India - Initiative for Research and Innovation in Science , Shweta Khurana, Intel India Moderator: Rachel Liu, Intel Taiwan (20 min preso, 20min for Q/A) 1F, Celestial Hall, NSM-K 16:20-17:20 (60min) [Field Trip 3] Visit to Special Exhibition and Museum of Science All Proceed to 1F Museum 17:20-17:50 En Route to Yousung Hotel and Rest All 2 buses to Hotel 17:50-19:00 (70min) [Country Action Planning 3] Lead: Brimy, Karen 8F Star Ballroom 19:00-19:30 (30min) Day 3 Closing: Evaluation, Reflection and Announcement Lead: Karen, Cecile, Hasnan Same 19:30-21:00 (90min) Welcome Dinner Welcome Remark , Dr. Un Woo Lee, President of NSM, Korea Responsive Remark , Mr. Ashutosh CHADHA, Strategic Education Director, Corporate Affairs Group, Intel Asia Pacific Lead: Nguyen Thuong Hai, Intel Vietnam Same 21:00~ Time with country delegates & Rest All Hotel

Day 4: August 6th, 2010 (Friday)

Time Program Session Lead Venue ~07:30 Breakfast and check-out All 1F, Gardenia: 6:50am opens, Yousung Hotel 07:30-08:30 [Country Action Planning 4 & Final] prior to report out Day Announcement Lead: Brimy, Karen MC: Sylvia Moon B1F, Grand Ballroom 08:30-10:30 (120min) Country Action Plans Report-out: by 12 Asian countries Educators get registered at Educator Online Community Lead: Brimy, Karen (5 min for each country) Lead: Karen Same 10:30-12:00 (90min) [Closing Ceremony] Day 4 Closing : Evaluation, Synthesis and Reflection Lead: Karen Cecile, Hasnan Same Certificate Lead: Ashutosh and Jae Hyup Oh(NSM-K) ASEA2010 Declaration Group Photo Lead: Ashutosh and Jay All 12:00-13:00 (60min) Farewell Lunch, hosted by NSM-K All Same 13:00-16:30 (3hr 30min) Depart and arrive at either (1) ICN airport or (2) Seoul Coex Intercontinental Hotel All 2 buses: -one to ICN airport -the other to Seoul 16:30- Arrival at ICN airport & proceed Boarding Or Check-in at Seoul Coex Hotel for departure on 7th : * Dinner on 6th with country Intel manager recommended. * Breakfast on 7th: 1F, The Brasserie (6:00am~10:30am) * Transportation to ICN airport: Limousine bus at Hotel. 1.5hr ride. Tickets provided by organizers Delegate departing on 6th Delegate departing on 7th ONLY ICN (Incheon) Airport COEX Intercontinental Hotel in Seoul : 524 Bongeunsaro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 135-975, Korea. TEL +82-2-3452-2500, Fax +82-2-3430-8000, http://www.seoul.intercontinental.com

Appendix to Program

Back-up #1: Day 1 Field Trip to 2010 Korea Science Festival
August 3-8, 2010 • KINTEX

Since 1997, the Korea Science Festival is the largest science festival in Korea and is an opportunity for people of all ages to take part in science, engineering, and technology activities. It has become the most distinguished annual scientific and cultural event in Korea along with a growing international recognition. It features not only exhibitions of state-of-the-art technologies, but also a wide variety of hands-on science programs that allow participants to experience science firsthand. Under a theme of Science for Dream─Science 4D: Diversity, Dialogue, Dream for another Decade , the 2010 Korea Science Festival is being prepared in two major directions according to KOFAC’s aims. One is to emphasize on the global issues through a variety of special exhibitions, including a photo exhibition on the International Year of Biodiversity by UNESCO and the RGB Campaign, a campaign for raising public awareness on climate change, disease, energy, and food and water shortage. Another is to promote the involvement of the public sector including multinational corporations, trends of gadgets for another decade and future-oriented products from industries. The participants include children, college students, and professional researchers. KOFAC encourages overseas organization to participating in the festival and introduce their hands-on science programs to the Korean audience. In the 2009 Festival, 204 organizations presented 470 programs and it brought a great success with approximately 205,500 visitors during 6 days.

Country KSF Participating Org Name Position Japan On-line Natural Science Education Network, ONSEN) DANJO, SHINJI Leader NAKATA, MASAO NAKATA, SHUNICHIRO OTOKUNI, KAZUYUKI KURUMADA, HIROMICHI ISHIZAKI, YUMIKO Japan ((NPO) GALILEO- KOBO and YOKOHAMA PHYSICS CIRCLE MEMBERS) Koichi Takeuchi Chief Toshihiro Kato Staff Ichitaro Koshi Staff Shuichi Teraki Staff Teruo Naito Staff Tomoyuki Suzuki Staff China Beijing Association for Science and Technology, BAST Wang Hui Vice Dir. Zhang Hongbo Vic Dir. Duan Zijing Manager Zhang Ya Teacher France La main a la pate Dr. Yves QUERE Professor Mr. Olivier BURGER Instructor France Universcience Mrs Marie Sophie Mugica Director Mrs Dorothee Vatinel Mr Romain Degris Thailand Foundation for the Promotion of Mathematical Talent Dr.Utomporn  Phalavonk Leader Ms.Sriphai  Senachamnong Student Mrs.Sodsri  Chucheep Teacher Mr.Paitoon  Chucheep Teacher Miss Antiga Prinyanilakul Officer

Back up #2: Day 2 Field Trip to International Science & Engineering Camp (ISEC)
August 1-15, 2010 • College of Engineering, SNU

ISEC (International Science & Engineering Camp) is a research-oriented international science camp, in which that about 120 students from more than 14 countries participate in 2010. It is a two-week program that consists of science and engineering researches in top-level university facilities, field trips to major institutes/industries, cultural experiences and many more. KOFAC expects that ISEC will help participants build a foundation for cooperation among youth in the science and technology field and international mindset and be inspired in the careers of science and technology. ISEC 2010 is the 5th event since its start in 2002 (it is a biennial event).

Objectives:
(1) To build a foundation of exchanges and cooperation among youth in the field of science and technology by encouraging the formation of an international mindset through collaborative research activities, personal interactions, and cross-cultural experiences with participants from different countries.
(2) To inspire students to undertake careers in science and engineering by exposing them to laboratory research activities at early age and by providing them with concrete awareness and vision for a career in science and engineering through personal contact with scientists and engineers.
(3) To attempt to address the limitations of science education in the classroom through extracurricular science activities.

General Information for ISEC 2010
(1) Period: Sunday, August 1 - Sunday, August 15, 2010 (15 days)
(2) Location: College of Engineering, Seoul National University, Seoul Korea
(3) Host Organizations: Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity (KOFAC) and Seoul National University, College of Engineering
(4) Partners: Ministry of Education, Science and Technology(MEST) and Korean National Commission for UNESCO
(5) Participant: 120 students of 16-17 years old, who have demonstrated a genuine interest in and excellence in science and with good English skills to communicate and accompanying teachers from 14 countries
(6) Program of Events: Open Laboratory Activities, Lectures by eminent scientists and scholars, Student Group Seminars, Playful Learning (Games of science), Welcoming Party, Seoul City Tour, Experiencing Korean Culture, Field Trips to Research Institutes/Industries, Teachers’ Seminar