[KS] INVITATION to ICAS Spring Symposium & ICAS Dinner: Humanity, Economy,

[icas]

HUMANITY, ECONOMY, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY
(http://www.dvol.com/~users/icas/s2000/s2000sym.html)

May 1,  2000  8: 30 AM - 9: 30 PM
Irvine Auditorium Amado Recital Hall (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
Faculty Club (6:30 PM - 9:30 PM)
University of Pennsylvania

in collaboration with

Council for America My Country
Courtesy Travel Inc
Department of Economics University of Pennsylvania
Law Firm of David Oh
Philadelphia Bar Association International Law Committee
Project LINK  
Wolf Block Schorr and Solis-Cohen LLP
(list in progress)

Speaker List:

Paul Bracken	      (Professor of Management and Political Science, 
 		       Yale University)	
		       "Corporate Citizenship, Information Technology
			and Humanity in the New Century"

Robert M Cook-Deegan  (Director, National Cancer Policy Board, Institute
		       of Medicine and Commission on Life Sciences, 
		       National Academy of Sciences)
		       "Human Genetics and Humanity in the New Century"
	 		
David Farber          (Chief Technology Officer, Federal Communications
                       Commission; Alfred Fitler Moore Professor of  
		       Telecommunication Systems, University of Pennsylvania)
                       "Technology and Humanity in the New Century"

Synja P Kim           (ICAS Fellow & President)
                       "Human Values in the New Century"

Lawrence R Klein      (ICAS Distinguished Fellow, ICAS Liberty Award
                       recipient;  Benjamin Franklin Professor
                       of Economics Emeritus, University of
		       Pennsylvania; Nobel Laureate)
                       "Economy and Humanity in the New Century"

Adam Meyerson	      (Vice President, Educational Affairs, Heritage
		       Foundation)
		       "American Heritage and Civil Society"

Wendy R Sherman	      (Ambassador & Counselor, U. S. Department of
		       State)
		       "The American Values: U. S. Commitment to Human
		        Rights and Peace in the New Century"		 		 	
Jerome J Shestack     (former President, American Bar Association)
                       "Rule of Law as A Fundamental Basis for
                        Humanity and Human Rights"

Sarah C Soh           (ICAS Fellow; Associate Professor of Anthropology,
                       San Francisco State University)
                       "Human Dignity and Sexual Culture:
                        A Reflection on the 'Comfort Women'Issues"

Daniel C Tsui         (Arthur LeGrand Doty Professor of Electrical
                       Engineering, Princeton University; Nobel
		       Laureate)
                       "Science and Humanity in the New Century"

William Wolman        (Chief Economist, Business Week)
                       "Globalisation and New Economy:Impact on Society"

(list in progress)


For contribution/participation/registration/reservation information, 
please contact:

			Sang Joo Kim
			ICAS
			http://www.dvol.com/~users/icas
			E:icas at dvol.com
			T:(610)277-9989
			T:(610)277-0149
			F:(610)277-3992

Institute for Corean-American Studies (aka ICAS) is a non-profit,
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non-agent of any government and solely supported by voluntary
contributions.  ICAS promotes pertinent relations and conducts
appropriate activities to enhance cooperation and to pursue peace and
prosperity.  Further information about ICAS and some examples of
previous activities may be found on the ICAS website
(http://www.dvol.com/~users/icas). Thank you.


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