All times listed in US Eastern Time

08:30-08:40  Welcome and Opening Remarks
08:40-10:00   Session 1  SESSION CHAIR: DR. DIPANWITA PAL – INDIA

Dipanwita Pal – India
Quandamooka: The Art and the Artist

Najia Adina, Ghulam Dastgir Khan, Abdul Bari, Yuichiro Yoshida – Japan
Impact of Remittances on Household Consumption Patterns: Evidence from Afghanistan

Filip Jiroušek – Czech Republic
The Struggle for Human Rights in the Microregion of Communist Czechoslovakia in the 1980s

Julia M. Puaschunder – USA
Resilience Leadership

10:00-11:45 Session 2 GENERAL CHAIR: DR. JULIA M. PUASCHUNDER – USA

Artur Matuck – USA/Brazil
Ewriting Prospectives: Hybridity as a Tool for Human Thought

Adam Guerrero – USA
Student Retention Analytics: Modeling the Effect of Poverty on College Student Retention

Reuben Rodriguez, Diana Garza, Adam Guerrero – USA
Air Force Enlisted Accessions: Determining the Relationship between Applicant Characteristics and United States Air Force Standardized Testing

Brian Euijin Lee – South Korea
A Comparative Study of the Psychological Traits between Ordinary Korean Adolescents and Ethnic Korean “Goryeoin” Adolescents from Ukraine who Came to South Korea after Experiencing the Ukrainian War

Greg Grovey, Diana Garza – USA
Exploring Sneakerhead Culture, Expression, Buying Behavior, and a Billion-Dollar Industry: A Theoretical Literature Review

11:45-13:25 Session 3 SESSION CHAIR: DR. NICOLETA-ELENA HEGHES – ROMANIA

Julia M. Puaschunder – USA
Prospect Theory Incentives in ‘Pay for Sustainability’ Remuneration Schemes

Patricia García, Diana Garza – USA
Exploring The Unmet Needs of Medicare Frequent Users of Emergency Room Departments: A Theoretical Literature Review

Nicoleta-Elena Hegheș – Romania
The Offense of Incitement to Hatred or Discrimination Provided in the Romanian Criminal Code

Pablo Maillet – Chile
Scientific Progress, Spiritual Regression? Ethics, Religion and Society in the Modernity

Oana Horhogea – Romania
Online Sales Impact on Management Strategies in Times of Pandemic

13:25-13:35 CLOSING REMARKS