Fifteen
successful candidates have emerged from various Universities in the Asian
Pacific Region to participate in the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names
and Numbers (ICANN) Community Members at the forthcoming ICANN57 Meeting in
Hyderabad India, reports ITRealms.
The
meeting slated for November 3 through 9, 2016, ITRealms gathered would
afford successful candidates to engage in studies that encompass policy,
business, technical, security, law, and communications.
ITRealms also gathered that five (5) additional selectees who attended a previous ICANN
Meeting as NextGenners will now serve as Ambassadors for these newcomers to
ICANN.
A
press statement made available to ITRealms informed that candidates were
assessed by an independent Selection Committee after submitting an online
application and meeting the initial Program requirements.
ICANN
further said, the successful candidates were selected based on their current
studies and interest in the work happening in the Internet ecosystem related to
global policy and Internet Governance (IG).
“They
must commit to engage with and learn from the ICANN Community over the Meeting
week as well as produce a 10-15 minute presentation related to the work of
ICANN and their studies.
Selected
Candidates to participate in ICANN57 Meeting to be held in Hyderabad India, 3-9
November 2016:
· Mohammad Haolader - Bangladesh University of
Professionals
· Poornima Meegammna - AOD International Design
Campus
· Zaina Deghles - Arab American University
· Tran Hoan My Duyen - Asian University for
Women
· Piyush Singh - Hidayatullah National Law
University
· Rohan Wadhwa - Keio University
· Siddharth Gupta - National Law University,
Delhi
· Cong Zhu - Beijing Language and Culture
University
· Dong Gi Lee - Ulsan National Institute
· Liu Conglun - Beijing Forestry University
· Fidya Shabrina - Universitas Gadjah Mada
· Yulita Muspitasari - Asian University for
Women
· Aditya Garg - National Law University, Delhi
· Gangavarapu Ihita - Shiv Nadar University
· Anna Liz Thomas - NALSAR University of Law
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