Dear all, we have a message from Lisa requesting for information and contacts for Asian section of SE Teaching Resources Handbook (hereafter). Your inputs and help would be highly appreciated!
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Dear friends,
I've been asked to write a short overview on the state of social entrepreneurship in Asia and to provide information on institutions, programs and faculty (with email addresses) actively engaged in teaching, education/training program development and research on social entrepreneurship in our region for the 2011 Social Entrepreneurship Teaching Resources Handbook. This is a project of Ashoka's Global Academy for Social Entrepreneurship for the University Network on Social Entrepreneurship. This hopes to update a 2008 effort which you can view online at http://www.universitynetwork.org/handbook.
The Asian region is very much under represented in this effort. I would appreciate your inputs in the following format (or contacts who could provide inputs):
Description of state/key developments on social entrepreneurship initiatives in your country:
Institution (with 1 paragaph description if focused on social entrepreneurship teaching, program development and research):
SE Program (name and 1 paragraph description):
Contact Person, position and email:
Faculty name:
Institutional and program affiliation/position:
Email:
Actual involvement in teaching, education/training program development and research on social entrepreneurship:
I would highly appreciate your inputs and information. Please fill in the enclosed form and send back to me by August 20, if possible. Should you need more time but intend to input, kindly make arrangements for a later submission.
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Lisa's contact information:
Marie Lisa M. Dacanay [lisa_isea@yahoo.com]
Institute for Social Entrepreneurship in Asia (ISEA)
2F Ateneo School of Government
ADMU Katipunan Ave.
Diliman, Quezon City 1108
Philippines
Tel. (632) 703-8912
Telefax (632) 426-6001 local 4640
Thanks, Li and Lisa, for this post. I don´t have too much information about the Asian situation, but it is a good opportunity to other colleagues in the network. Cheer hard!
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