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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
DIVERSITY & COOPERATION IN THE PACIFIC RIM
14TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE CONFERENCE
OCTOBER 13-14, 1994
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13
8:00 - 8:30 A.M. REGISTRATION
8:30 - 10:00 A.M. PLENARY SESSION: DIVERSITY AND A WORLD IN
CONFLICT
Chair: Dr. Hugh Nichols, Academic Vice President, Lewis -
Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Carlos Cortes, Professor of History,
University of California-Riverside (confirmed)
10:15 - 11:45 A.M. PANEL A: WOMEN IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS*
Chair: Ms. Joan Gilmore, Associate Professor, Business
Division, Lewis - Clark StateCollege
Speakers: Ms. Louanne Sowles, Vice President, International
Banking Division, Key Finance Center
confirmed)
Ms. Marta Moyle, Partner, Moyle Mink (confirmed)
Dr. Lisa Carlson, Political Science Department,
University of Idaho(confirmed)
PANEL B: NATIONAL POLICIES TOWARD NATIVE MINORITIES*
Chair: Dr. Alan Marshall, Professor, Social Science
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. Suzan Harjo, Executive Director, The Morning
Star Institute (confirmed)
Respondents: The Honorable Raul Lopezlira, Consul General,
Mexico (confirmed)
Dr. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Editor, "The Wicazo Sa
Review" (confirmed)
PANEL C: LITERATURE AS A WINDOW ON DIVERSITY
Chair: Mr. Roberto Wagner, Assistant Professor, Literature
& Language Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. Elena Poniatowska (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Richard Keenan, Literature and Languages,
University of Idaho(confirmed)
Dr. Roger Johnson, Chair, Literature and Languages
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL D: ECOSYSTEM MANAGEMENT AND CULTURE
Chair: Dr. Chris Wozencraft, Assistant Professor, Natural
Sciences Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Ron Nigh, Dana Association, Mexico City
(confirmed)
Respondents: Mr. Ralph Perkins, Tribal Liaison, East Side
Ecosystem Management Project (confirmed)
Mr. Bill Bakke, Resource Conservation Director,
Oregon Trout (confirmed)
Student, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL E: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE: BUILDING CONNECTIONS ACROSS
CULTURES*
Chair: Dr. Jann Hill, Associate Professor, Education
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Bill Hayne, Instructor, Education Division,
Cultural Diversity Consultant, Lewis-Clark State
College
Respondent: Dr. Rodney Frey, Professor; Director, Extended
Programs, Coeur d'Alene Office, Lewis-Clark State
College
PANEL F: FREE TRADE ISSUES IN THE PACIFIC RIM (ASIAN PACIFIC
ECONOMIC COOPERATION COUNCIL-APEC)
Chair: Dr. Tom Morikawa, Assistant Professor, Coordinator
of Pacific Rim Studies, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: The Honorable Masaki Saito, Japan Consulate
General, Seattle (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Shaomin Huang, Assistant Professor,
Business Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Mr. Jack Fuller, Student, President, Pacific Rim
Studies Organization, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL G: PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE: EDUCATING JAPANESE
STUDENTS IN AMERICA
Chair: Dr. Phillip Venditti, Executive Director, Pacific
International Institute
Speaker: Dr. Gunnar Gundersen, Executive Director of
Academic Affairs, Tokyo International University
(confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Chizuko Allen, Dean of Students, Pacific
International Institute
Ms. Kimiko Uemura, Student Advisor, Pacific
International Institute
Pacific International Institute Student
Noon LUNCHEON
Chair: Dr. John Haehl, Chair, Business Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Stephen Buckley, Associate Professor, Business
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Noon HIGH SCHOOL HONOR STUDENT LUNCHEON
(by invitation only)
Chair: Ms. Margaret Clark, LC Ambassadors President
Speaker: Dr. Ron Nigh, Dana Association, Mexico City
(confirmed)
1:30 - 3:00 P.M. PANEL A: WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS*
Chair: Dr. Scott Linneman, Assistant Professor, Natural
Science Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Erica Flapan, Professor of Math, Pomona
College (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Margrit von Braun, Chemical Engineering
Dept., University of Idaho (confirmed)
Dr. Alice Schroeder, Genetics and Cell
Biology, Washington State University
(confirmed)
Ms. Mary Price, Water Resources Dept.,
NezPerce Tribe (invited)
Ms. Gayle Johnson, Chemist, Blount(confirmed)
PANEL B: FEDERALISM OR CIVIL WAR
Chair: Dr. Richard Moore, Chair, Social Science Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: India: Dr. Al Rouyer, Political Science
Department, University of Idaho (confirmed)
Brazil/Canada: Dr. Dan Zirker, Political Science
Department, University of Idaho (confirmed)
PANEL C: DOWNSIZING IN NON-SUSTAINABLE INDUSTRIES
Chair: Ms. Joan Gilmore, Associate Professor, Business
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Mr. Don Hullinger, Sunshine Mining, Kellogg, ID
(confirmed)
Mr. Scott Dean, Manager of Employee Relations,
Potlatch Corporation (confirmed)
PANEL D: ETHNIC AND BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
Chair: Dr. Alan Marshall, Professor, Social Sciences
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Mike Warren, The Center for Indigenous
Knowledge for Agriculture and Rural Development, Iowa
State University (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Chris Wozencraft, Assistant Professor,
Natural Science Division, Lewis-Clark
State College
Dr. Rodney Frey, Professor; Director, Extended
Programs, Coeur d'Alene Office, Lewis-Clark State
College
Student, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL E: TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON SOCIETY
Chair: Dr. Harvey Franklin, Division Chair, Technical &
Industrial Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Rick Gill, Professor, Mechanical Engineering,
University of Idaho (confirmed)
ROUNDTABLE: INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: THE IDEAS WE LIVE IN
Chair: Dr. Patricia Keith, Professor, Literature and
Languages Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Dr. Stephen Flores, Associate Professor,
Department of English, University of Idaho
(confirmed)
Dr. Marilyn Levine, Associate Professor, Social
Sciences Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Dr. Sidner Larson, Assistante Professor,
Literature and Languages Division, Lewis -
Clark State College
Dr. Sean Cassidy, Fine and Performing Arts
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
3:15 - 4:45 P.M. PANEL A: INTERNSHIPS IN THE PACIFIC RIM:
STUDENTS' REPORTS
Chair: Dr. Tom Morikawa, Assistant Professor, Coordinator
of Pacific Rim Studies, Lewis-Clark State College
Panelists: Ms. Brenda Schneider, Mexico
Mr. Quddus Addison, Japan
Ms. Bev Davie, China
3:15 - 5:15 P.M. WORKSHOP A: STORIES THAT MAKE THE WORLD:
STORYTELLING AND ORAL LITERATURE OF THE
AMERICAN INDIAN
Chair: Dr. James Hepworth, Associate Professor, Literature
& Language Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Rodney Frey, Director, Extended Programs,
Coeur d'Alene Office, Lewis-Clark State College
WORKSHOP B: DEVELOPING INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH
TRIBAL COMMUNITIES
Chair: Dr. Sidner Larson, Assistant Professor, Literature &
Language Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Editor, "Wicazo Sa
Review" (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Rebecca Craven, Deputy Counsel, Nez Perce
Tribal Executive Committee (confirmed)
Mr. Robert Sobotta, Native American/Minority Student
Programs Coordinator, Lewis-Clark State College
Mr. Josiah Pinkham, Student, Lewis-Clark State College
WORKSHOP C: CULTURAL ASPECTS OF MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION
REFORM
Chair: Dr. Brent Bradberry, Associate Professor, Natural
Sciences, Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Dr. Neal Koblitz and Dr. Ann Hibner, Mathematics
Department, University of Washington (confirmed)
WORKSHOP D: CULTURAL DIVERSITY & PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICE ACROSS
THE COLLEGE CURRICULUM
Chair: Mr. Bill Hayne, Instructor, Education Division,
Cultural Diversity Consultant, Lewis-Clark State
College
Speaker: Dr. Terry Armstrong, Professor, College of
Education, University of Idaho confirmed)
7:00 P.M. FRANK CHURCH MEMORIAL BANQUET & LECTURE
Master of Ceremonies: Ms. Hattie Kauffman, Consumer Affairs
Correspondent, CBS This Morning (confirmed)
Welcome: Dr. Sidner Larson, Assistant Professor, Literature
and Language Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Lecturer: Dr. Scott Momaday, Regents Professor of the
Humanities, University of Arizona (confirmed)
"The Imagination of Literature: Native American Oral
Tradition"
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14
8:30 - 10:00 A.M. PANEL A: RE-MEMBERING NATIVE AMERICAN
IDENTITY THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP AND CREATIVITY
Chair: Dr. Chris Norden, Assistant Professor, Literature &
Language Divison, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Sidner Larson, Assistant Professor, Literature
& Language Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Respondent: Mr. Allen Pinkham, Nez Perce Tribe confirmed)
PANEL B: PRESERVING ANADROMOUS FISHERIES: A SCIENTIFIC
PERSPECTIVE
Chair: Dr. Mike Satterwhite, Faculty, Natural Sciences
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Bill Bakke, Resource Conservation Director,
Oregon Trout (confirmed)
Respondents: Mr. Bert Bowler, Columbia River Policy
Coordinator, Idaho Fish & Game, (confirmed)
Dr. Curt Sutton, Professor, Natural Sciences Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL C: CHOLERA IN THE PACIFIC RIM
Chair: Ms. Carol Matney, Assistant Professor, Nursing,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. William E. Woodward, Meadowbrook (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Alice Vollbrecht, RN, BS, North Central
District Health District, Epidemiologist/Public Health
Nursing Supervisor (confirmed)
Ms. Teri Lindgren, RN, MS, MPH, Assistant Professor, Nursing
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL D: DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE
Chair: Mr. Rob Lohrmeyer, Assistant Professor, Office &
Business Technology, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Sam Byrd, Idaho State Division of Vocational
Education (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Hattie Kauffman, Consumer Affairs
Correspondent, CBS This Morning (confirmed)
Mr. Tim Rubio, Manager, Department of Employment,
Lewiston (confirmed)
PANEL E: DOING BUSINESS WITH CHINA, HONG KONG, AND TAIWAN
Chair: Mr. Gary Whitwell, Idaho Department of Commerce
(confirmed)
Speakers: Mr. Denny Barnes, Director, U. S. and Foreign
Commercial Service, Portland (confirmed)
Ms. Yuemei C. Minney, Industrial Investment Officer,
Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office, San Francisco
(confirmed)
Dr. Eugene Chen, Director, Far East Trade Service,
Inc., San Francisco (confirmed)
PANEL F: THE UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF PEACE
Chair: Dr. Dan Mayton, Professor, Education Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Abelardo Brenes, United Nations University of
Peace, Costa Rica, Central America (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Elizabeth Lerandeau, Psychology Student,
Lewis-Clark State College
Ms. Fern Linehan, President, Model United Nations Club,
Lewis-Clark State College
Mr. Rocky Owens, ASB President, Lewis-Clark State
College
PANEL G: WOMEN IN ART
Chair: Mr. Ray Esparsen, Assistant Professor, Fine &
Performing Arts Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. Catherine Carilli, Artist, Vice President of
the Western States for the Women's Caucus for Art
(confirmed)
PANEL H: INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL WORK
Chair: Mr. Bill Clouser, Assistant Professor, Social
Science Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Lina Fong, Associate Professor and Director of
Social Work, Lewis-Clark State College
Respondent: Dr. Golieg Jansen, School of Social Work,
Eastern Washington University (confirmed)
Dr. R. Edwin Hutchinson, Coordinator of the Social Work
Program, Lewis-Clark State College, Coeur d'Alene
Campus
10:15 - 11:45 A.M. PANEL A: WOMEN IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS*
Chair: Ms. Joan Gilmore, Associate Professor, Business
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Ms. Louanne Sowles, Vice President, International
Banking Division, Key Finance Center (confirmed)
Ms. Marta Moyle, Partner, Moyle Mink (confirmed)
PANEL B: THE ROLE OF SPORTS IN CULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND
EXCHANGE
Chair: Dr. David Sears, Professor, Education Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Ed Cheff, Coach, Lewis-Clark State College
Men's Baseball Team
Mr. Gary Picone, Athletic Director, Lewis-Clark State
College
Respondents: Mr. Matt Foran, Student, Lewis-Clark State
College
Mr. John McAninch, Student, Lewis-Clark State College
Mr. Jamie Hand, Student, Lewis-Clark State College
Ms. Suk Foong Ong, Student, Lewis-Clark State College
Ms. Tili Fata, Student, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL C: PRESERVING ANADROMOUS FISHERIES: A CULTURAL VIEW
Chair: Dr. Mike Satterwhite, Faculty, Natural Sciences
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Courtland L. Smith, Professor, Department of
Anthropology, Oregon State University (confirmed)
Respondents: The Honorable Masaki Saito, Japan Consulate
General, Seattle (confirmed)
Mr. Bill Bakke, Resource Conservation Director, Oregon Trout
(confirmed)
Dr. Alan Marshall, Professor, Social Sciences Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL D: HEALTH CARE ON INDIAN RESERVATIONS
Chair: Dr. Mary McFarland, Chair, Nursing Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. JoAnn Kauffman, Consultant, Kamiah (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Michele Cole, Supervisor, Laboratories and
X-Ray, Wenatchee Valley Clinic-Omak (confirmed)
Ms. Susan Fifer, M.S.N.,R.N., Child and Family
Therapist, Indian Health Services, Nez Perce Tribe
(confirmed)
PANEL E: TEMPORARY CONTRACT WORKERS IN THE U.S.
Chair: Mr. Rob Lohrmeyer, Assistant Professor, Office &
Business Technology, Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Mr. Bill Stoller, Express Personnel (confirmed)
Ms. Michelle Johnson, Staffing and Employee Relations
Director,Keytronics Corporation (confirmed)
PANEL F: FOREIGN AID AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Chair: Mr. Sam Butterfield, Agency for International
Development, Ret.
Speaker: Dr. Claudia Carr, Associate Professor,
Environmental Studies, Policy and Management,
University of California-Berkeley (invited)
Respondent: Dr. Enbao Wang, Assistant Professor, Social
Sciences Division, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL G: INTERNATIONAL CRIME CONNECTIONS
Chair: Dr. Ray Miller, Associate Professor, Social Science
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Otwin Marenin, Political Science/Criminal
Justice, Washington State University, (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Jerry Jolley, Professor, Social Science
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Mr. Gene Straughn, Faculty, Social Sciences,
Lewis-Clark State College
Various Students, Lewis-Clark State College, U of I,
WSU
PANEL H: BROADCAST JOURNALISM & CULTURAL DIVERSITY
Chair: Dr. Sean Cassidy, Assistant Professor, Fine and
Performing Arts Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. Hattie Kauffman, Consumer Affairs
correspondent, CBS This Morning (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Kathleen Trotter, National Public Radio
(confirmed)
Mr. John Greyeyes, KMOK, Lewiston, Radio Announcer
(confirmed)
NOON LUNCHEON: THE NAFTA AND THE ENVIRONMENT, ONE YEAR
LATER
Chair: Dr. John Haehl, Chair, Business Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Ron Nigh, Dana Association, Mexico City
(confirmed)
NOON PERFORMANCE: "ACCORDING TO COYOTE"
Introduction: Dr. Sid Larson, Assistant Professor,
Literature & Language Division, Lewis-Clark State
College
Performer: Ms. Carlotta Kauffman, Performer, "According to
Coyote," (confirmed)
1:30 - 3:00 P.M. PANEL A: NAFTA, PERSPECTIVES FROM CANADA AND
MEXICO
Chair: Dr. John Haehl, Chair, Business Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: The Honorable Bernard Gagosz, Consul General,
Canada (confirmed)
The Honorable Raul Lopezlira, Consul General, Mexico
(confirmed)
PANEL B: WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS*
Chair: Dr. Scott Linneman, Assistant Professor, Natural
Science Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Erica Flapan, Professor of Math, Pomona
College (confirmed)
Respondents: Ms. Mary Price, Water Resources Consultant
(invited)
Dr. Peggy Chevalier, Professor, Crop and Soil Science
Department, Washington State University
(confirmed)
Ms. Ann Baumgartner, Process Engineer, Potlatch
Corporation (confirmed)
Ms. Jane Bechinski, Faculty, Natural Sciences,
Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL C: A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE: BUILDING CONNECTIONS
ACROSS CULTURES
Chair: Dr. Jann Hill, Associate Professor, Education
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Bill Hayne, Instructor, Education Division,
Cultural Diversity Consultant, Lewis-Clark State
Respondent: Dr. Rodney Frey, Professor/Director, Extended
Programs, Coeur d'Alene Office, LCSC
PANEL D: CHINESE IMMIGRATION IN THE AMERICAN WEST
Chair: Dr. Marilyn Levine, Associate Professor, Social
Science Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Dr. Priscilla Wegars, Research Associate, Asian
American Comparative Collection, Laboratory of
Anthropology, University of Idaho (confirmed)
Respondents: Mr. Gordon Lee, Consultant, Beuk Aie Temple
Restoration Project (confirmed)
Dr. Larry Kingsbury, Payette National Forest Archeologist
(invited)
PANEL E: NATIONAL POLICIES TOWARD NATIVE MINORITIES*
Chair: Dr. Alan Marshall, Professor, Social Sciences
Division, Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Ms. Suzan Harjo, Executive Director, The Morning
Star Institute (confirmed)
Respondents: Dr. Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, Editor, "Wicazo Sa
Review" (confirmed)
PANEL F: THE PACIFIC ISLANDS: AN UNTAPPED, EMERGING MARKET
Chair: Dr. Jay Larson, Professor, Business Division,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speakers: Dr. Dan Andersen, Past President, Brigham Young
University-Hawaii and Church Educational System Country
Director, Western Samoa (confirmed)
The Honorable Tupuola Siaosi Hunt, Member of Parliament in
Western Samoa, Samoan High Chief (confirmed)
Respondents: Tili Fata, Samoa; Student, Lewis-Clark State
College
Willie Moeai, Samoa; Student, Lewis-Clark State College
PANEL G: FREE TRADE ISSUES IN THE PACIFIC RIM: WHITE WHEAT
AND THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
Chair: Mr. Dave Doeringsfeld, Manager, Port of Lewiston
Speaker: Mr. Mark Samson, Administrator, Idaho Wheat
Commission (confirmed)
Respondent: Dr. Shaomin Huang, Assistant Professor,
Business Division, Lewis-Clark State College
3:15 - 4:45 P.M. PLENARY SESSION: THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE
FUTURE OF THE HUMAN ENTERPRISE
Chair: Dr. Tom Morikawa, Coordinator, Pacific Rim Studies,
Lewis-Clark State College
Speaker: Mr. Jim Nations, Vice President for Mexico and
Central America Conservation International (confirmed)
