战略与国际研究中心-March-2013-Young-Leaders-Newsletter_5页_1mb

Summary of the Document

Core Content

The document outlines various activities and opportunities related to the Young Leaders Program and Young China Watchers (YCW) at Pacific Forum CSIS. It includes information on recent events, fellowship applications, conference projects, and calls for participation in international programs.

Main Events and Activities

Young Leaders Participation in US-ROK Celebration

• Event: A fashion show was held in Honolulu, Hawaii, to commemorate the 110th Anniversary of Korean Immigration to the US and the 60th Anniversary of the US-ROK Alliance.
• Participants: Pacific Forum CSIS resident fellows and interns.
• Image: A photo of the participants is included, with names and positions listed.

Young Leaders Online Network

• Initiative: Pacific Forum CSIS is launching a Young Leaders Online Network to improve connectivity among Young Leaders globally.
• Features: A database where members can opt-in to access contact and professional information.
• Action Required: Young Leaders are asked to complete a 3-question online survey to help shape the network.
• Link: Survey Link

Fellowship Applications

Keys to a Successful Fellowship Application

• Research Proposal: Strong, well-written, and concise proposals are crucial.
• Motivation and Initiative: Applicants should be self-starters and capable of working both independently and in teams.
• Fit with Pacific Forum: Successful candidates are those who align with Pacific Forum's mission and values, showing a willingness to collaborate and contribute.

WSD-Handa Fellowship Program

• Overview: A program offering resident and non-resident fellowships to increase East Asian, US, and European participation in Pacific Forum initiatives.
• Duration: Fellows reside in Honolulu for three months to a year.
• Responsibilities: Half the time is spent on independent research projects (published in Issues and Insights), and the other half on assisting with Pacific Forum research and programs.
• Eligibility: Applicants should have some knowledge of East Asian security and economic developments.
• Special Consideration: Priority given to applicants from lesser developed Southeast Asian nations and Europeans focusing on East Asia security.
• Application Requirements:
  • WSD-Handa Resident Fellowship application
  • Cover letter detailing interests and professional development goals
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Letter of recommendation
  • Research project description (not exceeding 1,500 words)
• Application Deadline: Rolling basis, but Fall 2013 applications are actively sought.
• Contact: Applications should be sent to PacificForum@PacForum.org or via mail to Pacific Forum CSIS, 1003 Bishop Street, Suite 1150, Honolulu, HI 96813, USA.

Conference Projects and Publications

• Conference Projects: An essential part of the Young Leader Program, these projects aim to develop policy-oriented writing, leadership, and teamwork skills.
• Motivation: Feedback suggests that single author and expert co-author credits (e.g., PacNets) are effective in motivating Young Leaders.
• Future Plans: A new Handa Geiger Project website is expected to launch soon, featuring issues briefs, videos, and interactive modules.

Young Leader Publications

• Submission Process: Interested individuals can submit their work for publication in the YL Publications section or on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
• Contact: Reach out to ellise@pacforum.org or nicole@pacforum.org for submissions.

Young Leader Opportunities

Foreign Policy Initiative Summer 2013 Internship Program

• Target Audience: Rising college seniors and graduate students with interests in international studies, defense, national security, democracy, human rights, political science, and foreign affairs.
• Program Activities: Involves current events research, policy communication, and think tank operations.
• Location: Washington, D.C.
• Duration: June 3 to August 9, 2013.
• Application Deadline: March 29, 2013.
• Application Requirements:
  • Resume with GPA
  • One-page cover letter explaining passion for foreign policy and how it aligns with the program
• Contact: [Application Link](http://www.foreignpolicyi.org/ Employment#Apply) or email interns@foreignpolicyi.org.

Global Emerging Voices 2013

• Overview: A program by the Torino World Affairs Institute (T.wai) that fosters dialogue between Europe and the Asia Pacific on China's re-emergence and global governance.
• Locations: Berlin, Brussels, and Turin.
• Dates: June 16 to 29, 2013.
• Activities: Seminars, discussions, workshops, and simulation sessions.
• Requirements:
  • Applicants must be young Europeans or Americans with experience in Chinese and international affairs.
  • A 3,500-word policy paper and a short opinion piece are required.
• Application Deadline: March 18, 2013 (5 PM GMT).
• Application Requirements:
  • Résumé or CV
  • Personal statement (no more than 500 words)
  • 1,000-word analysis on a relevant subject regarding China's re-emergence for shortlisted applicants.
• Contact: Mr. Ray Hervandi, GEV 2013 Program Officer at ray.hervandi [at] twai.it.

Additional Information

• Young China Watchers (YCW):

  • Now in its third year, YCW has grown into a global network.
  • Has a new website and plans to open a chapter in London.
  • Collaborates with Pacific Forum CSIS' Young Leaders and has a Board of Advisors from various countries.
  • Open to new members and encourages ideas for projects, partnerships, and speakers.
  • Website: www.youngchinawatchers.com

• ASPAC Conference Call for Paper and Panel Proposals:

  • Hosted by the Monterey Institute of International Studies in Monterey, California, from June 7 to 9, 2013.
  • Theme: "Asia: Looking Back, Moving Forward".
  • Encourages inter/multidisciplinary discourse among Asia-focused scholars and students.
  • Deadline: First deadline - April 7, 2013; final deadline - May 7, 2013.
  • Submission: Proposals should be emailed to Professor Tsuneo Akaha at takaha@miis.edu.
  • Special Notes for Students:
    • Must present papers in person.
    • Eligible for the ASPAC-Esterline Student Paper Award.
    • Early registration is encouraged to benefit from discounted hotel rates.

Key Publications

• Integrating Information Warfare into US-ROK Defense Strategy by Michael Raska
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• China Set for New March after the 18th CPC National Congress by Minghao Zhao
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• China's Relentless Push to Reduce US Influence in the Asia-Pacific Region by Jenny Lin
  Link

• Reef and Relations: Is the Philippines-US Alliance Finally Maturing? by Julio S. Amador III
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• Cybersecurity, Innovation and National Power by Christopher Whyte
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• Fiji: China Stepped In When US and UK Withdrew by Eddie Walsh
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