Presentation Schedule

Time Zone: Asia/Tokyo

Friday


Session 1

Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4)
Social Media & Digital Humanities
Session Chair: Yun-I Yang

09:15 – Authenticity and Monetization Practices of Thai Social Media Influencers on Instagram and TikTok (83772)
Dr Nunnapan Puathanawat is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Mahidol University International College in Thailand
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09:40 – Silence is Golden: Lurking Behaviour Within an Online Community and the Success of Micro Businesses (84062)
Widya Paramita is an assistant professor at Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
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10:05 – Economics of Mediated Time: Filipino Digital Immigrants’ Media Choice, Gratification, and Usage (86661)
Reyjane Calicdan-Del Campo is currently a faculty at the Communication Department of Far Eastern University Manila and a PhD in Communication graduate student at University of the Philippines Diliman.
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10:30 – Breaking Up with My Kol: The Dissolution Process of Parasocial Relationships Between Generation Z and Online Influencers (85932)
Dr. Pei-Wen Lee is currently a Professor at Department of Speech Communication and Social Media / Graduate Institute of Gender Studies at Shih Hsin University in Taipei, Taiwan.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4)
Advertising, Marketing, & Public Relations
Session Chair: Chin-Feng Lin

09:15 – Macho Adverts: Analysing Hypermasculinity in Popular Ghanaian Alcoholic Beverage Advertisements (86125)
Evans Akesse-Brempong is a Lecturer at the Department of Communication and Media, Pentecost University, Ghana
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09:40 – Stealth Advertising Awareness, Knowledge, and Perceived Ethicality in TV Patrol and 24 Oras News Programs Among Select Communication Students (86664)
RJ has a degree in MA in Speech Communication and BA Communication from University of the Philippines. She is currently pursuing her doctorate degree from the same university. She is a faculty at the Far Eastern University Manila.
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10:05 – The Memory Effect: How Heritage Tourism Creates Loyal Visitors (86351)
Yesiana Ihda Kusnayain is a Junior Researcher at Universitas Brawijaya. She do her research projects related to cultural heritage tourism.
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10:30 – Camera Eats First: Developing a Consumer Cognitive Hierarchy for Restaurant Check-in Behaviors (85611)
Professor Chin-Feng Lin is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at National Pingtung University in Taiwan
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4)
Media Literacy
Session Chair: Hasrul Hashim

09:15 – Youth and Social Networks: Taking a Closer Look at Digital Interfaces in Media Education (82088)
Ms Caroline Robbeets is a University Doctoral Student at UCLouvain in Belgium
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09:40 – Journalists Training in Post-conflict Setting: The Importance of Media Information Literacy in South Sudan (86643)
Miss Yichun Dou is currently a Postgraduate Research(PhD) Student of School of Journalism, Media and Communication in the University of Sheffield, UK.
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10:05 – Development of Cooperation for Consumer Protection in Broadcasting and Television Businesses in Thailand (84599)
Mr Pichit Thi-In is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Chandrakasem Rajabhat University in Thailand
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10:30 – JOMCHECK: Initiative to Educate Mil Among Malaysian via Social Media Content Production (85421)
Dr. Hasrul Hashim is currently a lecturer at the Centre for Research in Media & Communication, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, The National University of Malaysia. Currently, his research focuses on media and information literacy.
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Room A (Bldg 1)
Cross-cultural Approach in Literature & Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Bernard Montoneri

09:15 – The Results of Reading Picture Tales Promoting Cultural Diversity by Thai Buddhist and Muslim Youth in the Three Southern Border Provinces (86360)
Dr.Busakorn Komontree is an instructor and committee of Applied Thai Language Program Department of Society, Culture, and Human Development Faculty of Liberal Arts, Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai, Songkhla 90110, Thailand
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09:40 – Creating Multilingual Songs for Kids From the Music of an Ethnic Minority: The Value Beyond Cultural Preservation (85955)
Dr.Rewadee Ungpho is currently an Associate Professor of Music and linguistics at Prince of Songkla University, Thailand.
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10:05 – Way of Practice to Cross-Cultural Learning of Muslim Youths in the Three Southern Border Provinces of Thailand (85857)
Dr Punya Tepsing is currently an Associated Professor of Society culture and Human development, Prince pf Songkla University, Thailand
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10:30 – On the Use of Original Audiovisual Documents and Manuscripts to Teach The Little Prince (83978)
Professor Bernard Montoneri is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Chengchi University in Taiwan
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Room B (Bldg 1)
Indigenous Arts & Performances
Session Chair: Carmen Robertson

09:15 – Embodied Diaspora: Dancing “Brega” in the South of Brazil (86679)
Marcelo Garson is currently an Assistant Professor of Communication at Universidade Federal do Paraná, Brasil. His research is interested in the relationship between popular music, technology, youth, and diaspora. He is currently investigating the pa
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09:40 – Exploring Physics Concepts on the “Fahombo” Stone Jumping Tradition in Nias Tribe, Indonesia (84051)
Ika Pratiwi is a master's student in physics education from Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Currently, She is developing physics learning media that is linked to the local wisdom of Indonesia.
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10:05 – Theater for Development: The Existence and Transformation of Folk Performances in the East Java Across the Time (80730)
Ms Anik Mustika Rahayu is a University Postgraduate Student at Universitas Gadjah Mada in Indonesia
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10:30 – New Ways of Seeing Indigenous Arts: Upending Western Methods (83646)
Dr. Carmen Robertson is the Tier I Canada Research Chair in North American Indigenous Art and Visual Culture at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. One aspect of my research examines how Indigenous arts demand new ways of seeing art.
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Room C (Bldg 1)
Film, Colonialism & Inclusion
Session Chair: Seth Henderson

09:15 – Cross-Boundary Creation in Periodical Literature: The Example of Youth Yasi’s Film Reviews and Poetry in the 1960s and 1970s (86666)
Mai Ziqing is currently a doctoral student of Chinese Literature at Department of Chinese Language and Literature, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, HK.
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09:40 – Chua Boon Hean and the Shaw Brothers in Singapore (83818)
Yap Soo Ei is a research fellow at the Department of Chinese Studies, National University of Singapore. She is currently working on "Chinese Popular Cultures in Postwar Singapore and Malaya (1940s-1970s)" with Assoc. Prof. Xu Lanjun.
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10:05 – The Construction of Artistic Fulfillment and Recognition of Independent Filmmakers in Iloilo City in a Capital-Centric Film Industry (85229)
Robert Rodriguez is currently pursuing a PhD in Development Communication at the University of the Philippines Los Baños and is still actively involved in film production for regional filmmakers.
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10:30 – Politics of Omission: the Hong Kong Film Unit in the Watershed Moment of Global Decolonization (86501)
Seth Henderson is an Assistant Professor of Media and Arts at Duke Kunshan University, Kunshan, China and an Assistant Professor of the Practice of Global Studies at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina in the US.
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Room G (Bldg 1)
Architecture, Geography, & Urban Studies
Session Chair: Wann-Ming Wey

09:40 – Urbanization Nexus Tangible Heritages: The Case of Aksum World Heritage Site (84048)
My name is Hailay Hagos Tesfay, lecturer at Mekelle University since 2016. Beside of teaching, I am interested on heritage conservation, documentation works. Now I am working on post-war damage assessment, documentation and conservation.
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10:05 – Lifestyle-Oriented Urban Collage, the Future of Hong Kong “Tong Lau”? A Case Study of Tai Hang District (83338)
Dr Izzy Yi JIAN is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies at the Education University of Hong Kong, and the Director of Happy Ageing Lab Foundation.
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10:30 – Priority Assessment While Revitalizing Architectural Heritages in Urban Studies (84697)
Dr. Wann-Ming Wey is Professor (Full) and Dean, Department of Real Estate and Built Environment and International College of Sustainability Innovations (ICSI) at National Taipei University, Taiwan.
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Session 2

Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4)
Social Media & Communication Technology
Session Chair: Vikanda Pornsakulvanich

11:10 – It’s Time to Podcast: Hype or Here to Stay? a Pre- and Post-pandemic Trend Study (86433)
Mr. Matthias Werner is a lecturer and doctoral candidate at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich and his research interests include online labor markets, freelancing/gig work, artificial intelligence and social media.
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11:35 – Reseeing the Beauty of the Temple with Fresh Eyes: Take a High School Students Story Theatre Podcast as an Example (83315)
Kuo Lingchun is a PhD candidate of Education, National University of Tainan in TW. Her research embraces Drama Applications in Interdisciplinary, and Cross-Cultural Studies, especially using project teaching program in high school and college.
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12:00 – Hey Siri: Exploring Users’ Motivation to Adopt Artificial Intelligence Voice-Based Assistants (86226)
Dr. Vikanda Pornsakulvanich is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Journalism and Mass Communication at Thammasat University, Thailand. Her research focuses on media uses and effects, new media technologies, social media, and psychology.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4)
Visual Communications
Session Chair: Thabang Jerry Masedi

11:10 – Exploring “Emotion” and “Body” in Post-3.11 Documentaries (83876)
Kuang Zhiyan is a doctoral candidate at Tohoku University. Kuang's research interests include Japanese and Hong Kong cinema and post-3.11 documentaries. Kuang is currently studying "Post 3.11 Independent Documentary as "Mourning Films."
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11:35 – The Allure of the Yesteryears: Defining ‘Fauxstalgia’ Consumption in Singapore Through Traditional Shophouse Signages (86356)
Ms Angeline Yam is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore
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12:00 – Fanon’s Critique of the Effects of Television Soap Opera Violence on Adolescents’ Behavior in South Africa (83714)
Thabang Jerry Masedi is currently a junior lecturer at the Department of Communication Science, College of Human Science, University of South Africa. with research interests in popular culture, media representation and digitization, Student support.
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4)
Television & Journalism
Session Chair: Laura MacGregor

11:10 – A Comparative Critical Discourse Analysis of Al Jazeera and CNN’s Coverage of Pro-Palestine College Campus Protests in the U.S. (83707)
Eslam Abdelraouf is an assistant professor in the Department of Mass
Communication, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman. He is also an associate
professor in the Department of Radio & TV at Al-Azhar University, Egypt.
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11:35 – From Protecting to Permeating Boundaries in Global North-South Collaborations: Comparison of Virtual and In-Person Investigative Collaborations Across the US-Mexico Border (83844)
Dr. Kirsi Cheas is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Vaasa, Finland. Her projects focus on collaborative investigative journalism across the US-Mexico (Global North-South) border. Dr. Cheas is also an advocate for interdisciplinarity.
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12:00 – Movie and Television Streaming – the Now and the Future (86322)
Ms Laura MacGregor is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at Gakushuin University in Japan
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Room A (Bldg 1)
Gender in Film and Literature
Session Chair: Huey-ling Lee

11:10 – The Dark Side of Adolescent Girls’ Minds in “The Corn Maiden: A Love Story” by Joyce Carol Oates (86264)
Dr Miho Morii is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Otsuma Women's University in Japan
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11:35 – Pink Films at the 1983 Manila International Film Festival: Diplomacy Through Erotic Cinema Between the Philippines and Japan (83499)
Mr Abel Ubaldo is a University Postdoctoral Fellow or Instructor at Ateneo de Manila University in Philippines
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12:00 – Exploring Female Desire in Colonial Struggles: A Comparative Analysis of John Fletcher’s The Island Princess and Pramoedya Anata Toer’s This Earth of Mankind (82431)
Professor Huey-ling Lee is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at National Chi Nan University (Taiwan) in Taiwan
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Room B (Bldg 1)
Arts Practices
Session Chair: Evgeny Pyshkin

11:10 – Para-Architectures – Theory and Praxis (83462)
Jorge Cruz Pinto is an architect, a visual artist and a full professor at FA-University of Lisbon. He coined the "Para-architecture" field in between architecture, sculpture, painting, installation and metaphysics, under the praise of emptiness.
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11:35 – A Cross-Cultural Comparative Exploration of Serbian and Japanese Stage Traditional Folk Dance (82125)
M.A. Nikola Petrović (01 Mar 2000 in Heilbronn, Germany), ethnochoreologist and drama and audiovisual artist, is currently pursuing his PhD by Research in Ethnochoreology at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Ireland.
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12:00 – Fusing Cultures: Restoring English Porcelain Figurines with 3D Modeling and Kintsugi Art (83622)
Dr Evgeny Pyshkin is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at University of Aizu in Japan
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Room C (Bldg 1)
Film Criticism and Theory
Session Chair: Elyssa Y. Cheng

11:10 – Postfeminism in China: The Transformation of Modern Female Images in Chick Flicks (85224)
Ms Jiaoyang Guo is currently a PhD student in Film Studies at the University of Southampton, UK.
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11:35 – Female Authorship, Subjectivity, and Transcultural Resonances in Ling Jia’s “Yoyo!” (83528)
Xinyue Deng is currently a PhD candidate in the School of Creative Media at the City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
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12:00 – Feminism, Film History, and Orson Welles’s Lady Macbeth (85906)
Dr. Elyssa Cheng is a Professor at the Department of Western Languages and Literature, the National University of Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Her current project focuses on exploring cinematic adaptations of Shakespeare.
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Room G (Bldg 1)
Media & Disasters
Session Chair: Kristy Hess

11:10 – Enabling Children as Disaster Risk Communicators by Using Social Media Learning Kit (86527)
Aditya Satyagraha is currently a visual communication design lecturer and researcher at Multimedia Nusantara University.
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11:35 – The Role of Radio in Raising Awareness of Flood Disasters Through Public Service Announcements (83830)
Dr. Siti Aishah binti Hj Mohammad Razi is a senior lecturer focusing on the field of broadcasting. Current project is research on radio content, cultural content in media, and the portrayal of intersex in drama series.
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12:00 – Exploring Local Media Ecologies in Communicating Natural Disaster (84256)
Kristy currently leads two Australian Research Council Linkage grants. This project examines the role local media in providing essential communication needs for small towns that are vulnerable to natural disasters in Australia.
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Session 3

Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4)
Social Media & Health Information
Session Chair: Suffian Hadi Ayub

12:40 – Social Media-Mediated Health Information and Its Impacts on Consumer Behavior and Health Outcomes at City Government of Mandaluyong City, Philippines (86563)
Dr Jonathan Chiong is a University Postdoctoral Fellow or Instructor at Jose Rizal University in Philippines
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13:05 – Destigmatising the Cannabis Industry: A Mixed Methods Content Analysis of Instagram Posts by Leading South African Cannabis Brands (86497)
Dr Bundwini is currently a Senior Lecturer and Head of the Marketing Section at the University of Cape Town in Cape Town, South Africa. Her research focus involves Consumer Behaviour, stigma, and the representation of the nascent cannabis industry.
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13:30 – Message Strategies in Cervical Cancer Campaign Posters by the Ministry of Health Malaysia (86294)
Dr. Shamsiah Abd Kadir is a Senior Lecturer at Centre for Research in Media & Communication and a Research Fellow in Komunikasi Kesihatan (Healthcomm)-UKM Research Group, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia.
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13:55 – Examining Society’s Wellbeing Through the Lens of Organisational Competencies in the Healthy Lifestyle Campaigns on Social Media (84261)
Dr. Suffian Hadi Ayub is currently a senior lecturer at the Department of Strategic Communication (Advertising). He is currently the Principal Researcher for the research grant that investigates the Digital Technology Adoption Among Urban Poor.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4)
Advertising, Marketing, & Public Relations
Session Chair: Nurzihan Hassim

12:40 – I Don’t Think I’ll Buy an Electric Car Now: The Role of Knowledge, FOMO, Materialism, and Social Influence on Purchase (85211)
Rokhima Rostiani is a lecturer at the Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada in Indonesia. Her research interests are in the field of consumer behavior and social marketing.
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13:05 – Expertise or Interactivity? Diverging Effects of Social Media Influencers in Green Product Endorsement (86587)
Jein Sriana Toyib is a lecturer at the Department of Management, Universitas Papua. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at the Department of Management, Faculty of Economics and Business, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
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13:30 – Greenwashing with Green: Effect of Colour on the Perception of a Brand’s Environmental Sustainability (82467)
Dr Leng Ho Keat is an Assistant Professor at National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan. His research interest is in marketing and consumer behaviour.
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13:55 – #boycottisraeliproducts: Awareness and Information-Sharing Behaviours Among Malaysian Youths (85146)
Nurzihan Hassim is a senior lecturer at the Centre for Research in Media & Communication (MENTION), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Her research interests include cultural and new media studies, specifically youths in the digital sphere.
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4)
Media Studies
Session Chair: Naphatrapee Suntorntirnan

12:40 – Entry of Private Television Channels and Doordarshan Malayalam’s Compromises: Experiments in Entertainment (83766)
Mr Athul Augustine is a University Doctoral Student at Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER), Bhopal in India
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13:05 – Performing Microcelebrity: Analysing Modes, Kairos, and Practices in the Era of Breaking Guinness World Records in Ghana (85831)
Ephraim Danquah is a Masters student in Rhetorics ,Politics and Culture from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.He investigate political and social praxis of Ghanaian people.
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13:30 – Harnessing Media’s Potency in Elevating Wisdom Dissemination: An Empirical Assessment of “The Magic Seeds” Tele-Movie Project (83836)
Mr Naphatrapee Suntorntirnan is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Assumption University in Thailand
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Room A (Bldg 1)
Critical and Cultural Studies, Gender and Communication
Session Chair: Darelle Anne Ebron

12:40 – Women’s Voices: An Analysis of Arab Women’s Poetry and its Role in Empowerment (86154)
Ms Aisha Ali Alkhulaifi is a Civil Servant at Mahidol University in Thailand
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13:05 – The Overlooked Cases of Female Hikikomori: Visual Representation in Manga (85956)
I am currently pursuing a master's in International culture, at Ryukoku University, Kyoto as a MEXT student.
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13:30 – Pink Movement and the Sole Female Runner: Framing Analysis of News Coverage During the 2022 Philippine Elections (80214)
Darelle Anne Ebron recently earned a Bachelor's Degree in Development Communication from the University of the Philippines Los Baños. Her current research interests focus on gender in media studies.
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13:55 – The Racialisation of AIDS in Denmark: Analysing Tabloid Media Scandals of Sex, Race, and Contagion (83649)
Michael Nebeling Petersen is Associate Professor in Gender Studies at the Center for Gender, Sexuality and Difference at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
Camilla Bruun Eriksen is Associate Professor in Gender Studies at the Center for Gender, Sexuality and Difference at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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Room B (Bldg 1)
Development of Performing Arts
Session Chair: Gowri Devi B

12:40 – The Popular Misconception of Opera (or Why Everyone Thinks It’s a Fat Lady with Horns on Her Head) (83976)
Katherine Brandt is currently the coordinator for Arts for All, a campus wide initiative to merge the arts with social justice and technology, at The University of Maryland.
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13:05 – Self-Confidence in Theater Acting: The Role of Self-Concept in Campus Theater (83621)
Chendy is currently a Master's student in Art Creation, specializing in Theater, at the Graduate School of the Indonesian Institute of the Arts (ISI) Yogyakarta, Indonesia
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13:30 – Transformation of Rituals and Movements of Mandar Sandeq Sailors into the Creation of Theater Performance (86251)
M Irwan, currently still actively researching and writing literary works from oral traditions in his hometown. Preparing a theater performance from the myths and spells of the community's sailor, Mandar Sulawesi.
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13:55 – The Emergence of Secular Spaces in Kerala’s Cultural Sphere and the Role of Transformative Dramas (83650)
Gowri Devi B. is a research scholar in the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences at IISER, Bhopal, India. Her broader research areas include aspects of modernity, progressive literature, subaltern historiography, and culture studies.
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Room C (Bldg 1)
Marginal Identities in Films & Media
Session Chair: Sopawan Boonnimitra

12:40 – Raven in Two-Spirit Tongva and Tlingit Indigenous Media (86699)
Gabriel Santiago Estrada, Professor, Religious Studies, California State University Long Beach, USA. Queer Studies, Indigenous Studies, Nahuatl Literature, and Media are current interests along with a book project, Queering Indigenous Cinemas.
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13:05 – Spectral Perceptions: Difference and Repetition in Taiwanese Queer Comedy Films (1987–2023) (83834)
Dr. Sophie Shu-yi Lin is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Motion Pictures and Video, and the Graduate School of Media Arts, at Kun Shan University in Taiwan.
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13:30 – Small, Slow but Steady (2022): Visualization of the Sound and the Body (86616)
Ms Xinyi WANG is a University Doctoral Student at Nagoya University in Japan
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13:55 – Rural Narratives and Media Convergence in Thai Cinema (85682)
Dr sopawan boonnimitra is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Chulalongkorn University in Thailand
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Room G (Bldg 1)
International Communication
Session Chair: Erin Hawley

12:40 – “Stuff of Legend”?: Investigating the National Broadcaster’s Visual Representation of Australia’s ‘Brumby’ (82151)
Sarah Vella is a PhD student in the School of Communication and Creative Arts at Deakin University, Australia.
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13:05 – Implementation of Language Proficiency Assessments for the Training of Community Interpreters (83837)
Professor Akiko Sato is a University Professor/Principal Lecturer at Kyoto University of Foreign Studies in Japan
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13:30 – Working with Disaster-Affected Communities to Build Better Communication for Compound Natural Hazards (84759)
Dr Erin Hawley is a Senior Lecturer in Communication at Deakin University. Her research explores environmental communication for children and the spaces where media and environmental literacy intersect.
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13:55 – Public Diplomacy on Facebook: a Comparative Analysis of Digital Diplomatic Strategies of the United States, China in Bangladesh (83653)
Nilotpal Bhattacharjee, PhD Student, Department of Mass Communication, Assam University, Silchar, India
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Session 4

Banquet Hall A (Bldg 4)
Media in Contemporary Issues
Session Chair: Lalitya Pinasthika

14:35 – Performing Live in Facebook Live During Pandemic (71619)
Dr Felimon Blanco is a University Doctoral Student at Jose Rizal Memorial State University - Dipolog Campus in Philippines
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15:00 – The Influence of Social Media on Romantic Relationships in South Korea (85105)
Hyun Hee Lee is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Vilnius University. Dr. Lee's research focuses on contemporary Korean love, particularly gender relations and the changing perceptions of love among Koreans.
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15:25 – Social Media Use and Body-Shaming as Predictors in Possible Development of Muscle Dysmorphia Symptoms Among Filipino Bodybuilders (84039)
Mark Roland Abello is a Graduate Student at the University of Santo Tomas, pursuing an MA in Clinical Psychology. He is a Program Head in School of Psychology at PHINMA Republican College, with a focus on Psychological Assessment & Psychopathology
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15:50 – From Isolation to Understanding: Leveraging Transmedia Storytelling to Foster Empathy for Infertility in Indonesia (86515)
Lalitya Talitha Pinasthika is an Assistant Professor at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia.
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Banquet Hall B (Bldg 4)
Visual Communications
Session Chair: Jasmine A.L. Yeap

14:35 – Photography and Visual Diary: Participatory Visual Research for Creating Educational Toys that Enhance Social Skills in Children with Disabilities (86509)
Lia Herna is a lecturer at Universitas Multimedia Nusantara, Indonesia
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15:00 – Investigating Practices of Participatory Communication Among Children with Intellectual Disabilities (85460)
Meganusa Ludvianto is a lecturer in the Department of Communication Sciences, Faculty of Social and Political Science, UAJY, Indonesia. His main interests are political communication,participatory communication and marketing communication.
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15:25 – The Communication Theory of Identity: Awareness of and Responses to Identity Gaps During College Internship (86414)
Dr. Nuchada Dumrongsiri is a University Associate Professor at Thammasat University in Thailand. Her research interest includes interpersonal and intergroup communication, social media, and intercultural communication.
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15:50 – Unlocking Motivation and Well-Being: the Transformative Power of Anime, Manga, and Games for Malaysian Youth (86675)
Dr. Jasmine A.L. Yeap is a senior lecturer in the School of Management at Universiti Sains Malaysia specializing in consumer behaviour. Her current project examines how youth's engagement with Japanese pop culture helps them cope with life stressors.
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Banquet Hall C (Bldg 4)
Journalism
Session Chair: Ki-Sung Kwak

14:35 – Media Literacy and Fake News Vulnerability: A Study on the Bodo Medium Students of Bodoland (83879)
Mr. Senwarn Sun Goyary is currently a Research Scholar in the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism, Tezpur University, Assam, India.
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15:00 – Indonesian Online Media Coverage Regarding the Thorium-Powered Nuclear Power Plant: Media Conglomeration Practices for Reporting Nuclear Issues to the Public (86493)
Mr. Muhammad Yunus Zulkifli is a doctoral student in Communication at the University of Indonesia (UI). He works as a government employee at the National Research and Innovation Agency of Indonesia (BRIN).
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15:25 – Media Slant and the Coverage of Quran Burnings: A Multimodal Framing Analysis (82898)
Dr. Sahar is a Lecturer in Linguistics at the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics, Universiti Malaya, Malaysia. Her research involves (multimodal) critical discourse analysis with a particular focus on (non)violent extremism and argumentation.
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15:50 – Democratic Backsliding and Sharpened Media Polarisation in South Korea (83817)
Dr Ki-Sung Kwak is a University Associate Professor/Senior Lecturer at University of Sydney in Australia
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Room A (Bldg 1)
Comparative Gender Issues in Cultural Studies
Session Chair: Gwyn Helverson

14:35 – Exploring Gender Stereotypes Through Transitivity: Female Identity in a Sundanese Folktale (83595)
Ms Jeanyfer Tanusy is a University Assistant Professor/Lecturer at Maranatha Christian University in Indonesia
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15:00 – Women’s Politics in La Galigo: a Buginess Manuscript (84822)
Nurhamdah, M.Pd is a Senior Lecturer of English Education and currently as Director of Language Development at State Islamic Institute Parepare (IAIN Parepare) South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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15:25 – Breaking Boundaries: How Design Transforms Social Roles and Gender Stereotypes (83796)
Sara Iebole, is currently a PhD Student at the University of Genoa where she graduated with honours
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15:50 – Multilingual, Multicultural, Multimedia: Contemporary Female Asian Artists in the Art “World” (86412)
Gwyn Helverson is a specially appointed associate professor at Osaka University. Her areas of research include feminist art history, gender studies in EFL, CLIL, and academic writing.
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Room B (Bldg 1)
Arts Exhibition & Trade
Session Chair: Ratna Putri

14:35 – Conflict Brushstrokes: Modelling Art Investments in Global Hotspots (79716)
Ornela Ramasauskaite (Lithuania) is a scholar and an international art market expert. She focuses on the art market, geopolitics, and AI. Her research is "Modeling Art Investment Strategies in the Context of Geopolitical Conflicts."
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15:00 – A Comparative Analysis of Hedonic and Repeated Sales Regression Indices for the Polish Art Market: Towards a Mixed Approach (86454)
Sylwester Bialowas is an Associate Professor at the Poznan University of Economics and Business, heading the Department of Market Research and Services. Interested in the intersection of economics, statistics, and art.
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15:25 – The Language of Desire: Decoding the Aesthetic Experience Through Art Festival’s Promotional Materials on Xiaohongshu (83880)
Wanchun YE is a PhD student at the School of Design, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Her recent research focuses on collaborative efforts in urban regeneration, creative communities, and event design.
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15:50 – Redefining Art Spaces: Interactive Features in Digital Art Exhibitions (86519)
Dr Ratna Putri is currently an Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design, Art and Design Faculty, Multimedia Nusantara University, Indonesia.
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Room C (Bldg 1)
Film & Social Justice
Session Chair: Jonathan Chiong

14:35 – Conversations with Malaysia’s Freedom Film Network (FFN) Documentary Filmmakers (83525)
Nurul Ezzati Aisya Mohd Zaki is a doctoral candidate at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her research is on documentary film production and film forms employment in social issue advocacies.
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15:00 – Streaming the Profane: Gandi Baat and the Desi Digital Erotica in India (83871)
Dr. Ritika Pant is an Associate Professor at the Jindal School of Journalism & Communication, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, India. She is currently working on digital soft porn web series on Indian OTT platfporms.
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15:25 – The Values-Based Compass: A Tool for Fostering Critical Thinking and Creativity in Youth-Related Short Films Among AB Communication Students (86565)
Dr Jonathan Chiong is a University Postdoctoral Fellow or Instructor at Jose Rizal University in Philippines
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Room G (Bldg 1)
Climate Change and Arts, Media, & Culture
Session Chair: James Moy

14:35 – Renewable Energy vs. Historic Preservation: Debate of a Legal Dilemma According to German Law in Comparison with Thai Jurisprudence (83762)
Dr. Sunisa Bauer currently serves as Head of Department of Law at Kasetsart University, Thailand. Her general interest encompasses constitutional and administrative law.
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15:00 – SDGs for Indigenous People: Exploring the Effectiveness of Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) in the Chittagong Hill Tracts of Bangladesh (83564)
Dr. Dilruba Sharmin is an Associate Professor of the Department of Japanese Studies, University of Dhaka. Her research has considered the role of scientist which inspired her to introduce disciplines of social science and Humanities.
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15:25 – A Nationwide Study of Indonesian Adolescents’ Knowledge on Climate Change (84011)
Prof. Evi Martha is a professor in the Department of Health Promotion and Behavioral Sciences at the Faculty of Public Health, Universitas Indonesia. Her current projects are community empowerment, climate change, and social media disorder.
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15:50 – The Capitalocene and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (83856)
Professor Moy's research focuses on issues relating to racial representation, indigenous rights, and connected geopolitical issues.
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