History
Professor Doo-Hee Lee, Korea University, was the brain trust of the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education
Professor Lee has spearheaded the foundation of the Asia Pacific Association for International Education and currently serves as the re-elected president. He advocated APL (Asia Pacific Leaders) that promotes multi-lateral student exchanges in Asia Pacific. APAIE is now considered as one of the three most influential associations in the world. He also serves as an executive committee member of Network of International Education Associations. He co-chaired the Korea-China 21st Century Academic Forum. He, as the vice president for Development and External Affairs, organized the University Presidents' Global Forum for Korea University's Centennial Celebration. In 2008, Global HR Forum, professor Lee has interviewed Jack Welch about the current issues in the economy. Professor Lee has been invited to various international conferences as a speaker. These conferences include European Association for International Education, ASEM, Indonesian University Presidents Seminar, International Advertising Association-World Congress, Internet World-India, COMDEX, APO-Japan, etc. He is also an active advisor to Korean government agencies and corporations. His publication includes 11 books and numerous articles.
The founding members are Griffith University (Australia), Sun Yat-sen University (Taiwan), Mahidol University (Thailand), Waseda University (Japan), Korea University, University of the Philippines Los Baños, Brawijaya University (Indonesia), National University of Singapore, University of Hawaii, Manoa (USA), University of Delhi (India), University of Auckland (New Zealand), Chinese University of Hong Kong (China), and Renmin University of China (China).
APAIE started with the 13 active members of the international community who have agreed that associations such as NAFSA (USA) and EAIE (Europe) play crucial roles in the advancement of our professional missions. These organizations promote communication, cooperation, development of expertise, and provide valuable networking opportunities for our respective universities. APAIE (Asia and Pacific) has an obligation to do the same as these two organizations, where now the balanced global international education will succeed.
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