An excellent communicator, confident in dealing with people from all walks of life. Ambitious and focused whilst appreciating the need to remain flexible.
Skills Communication:
Skills enhanced by giving presentations as part of my courses.
Confident and inspiring public talk.
Excellent verbal and dialogue skills.
Working more than ten year as a community facilitator and preacher allowed me to enhance my communication skills.
Problem solving:
Experiencing as a community members and associations mediator in Khmer-Canadian Buddhist Cultural Center has enriched me in dealing with all controversial issues.
Degree courses allowed me to enhance my analytic and problematic solving skills.
Working as a leader of community-based development and with the grass root people helped me to learn how to solve problems as they arise in the complex manner.
Team Work:
During my ten years experiences in working with grass root level of people and community-based enhancements have provided me an outstanding insight of team work management. This includes time management, negotiation, commitment, and communication; and helps me realized the essence of team work building.
As part of my degree, I have also participated in group projects and team work presentation at the international conference.
IT Skills:
I have knowledge of, and am competent in the use of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel and Power Point.
I am a confident internet user and have used the web to research many topic areas for my courses and relating works.
I am confident to create simple websites using html, java script, css and dream weaver. It is part of my creativity and innovation to communicate with people around the world who share similar vision and background through web pages. I have built more than ten community webpages and blogs.
Languages:
Khmer:native language.
English: typically expert user with fully operational commands in English that present a wide range of listening, speaking, writing and reading demands.
Thai: expert user with fully operational command: appropriate, accuracy and fluency with complete understanding, able to read and write very well.
Lao: very good user in operational command of the language with only occasional unsystematic inaccuracies.
Education:
2006 – Present Political Science - MPS University of Hawaii expected to graduate in May 2008
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
1997 – 1999 Pariyatti Dhamma Certificate PreahPirenDhammaSchool Distinct Three Grades Intensive Courses of Higher Education in Buddhism
Bangkok, Thailand
Ethics and Way of Life
1991 – 1993 Baccalaureate School 10 January 1979 High School Twelve Years of Compulsory
Siem Reap, Cambodia Public School
Certificates:
2006 – 2007 Asia Pacific Leadership Program (APLP) East-WestCenter Graduate Certificate
Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, USA
August 2004 Certificate of Teacher of English as a Foreign Language Program University of Calgary
Calgary, Canada
June 2004 Certificate of the ProfessionalTeaching Development Program for Second Language Teachers of the Southern Alberta Heritage Language Association (SAHLA) University of Calgary
Calgary, Canada
2002 – 2003 Graduate School SilpakornUniversity Faculty of Archaeology
Bangkok, Thailand Major in Oriental Epigraphy
Graduate Courses Taken
Spring 2002
Course Code 314303: Sanskrit Grammar and Composition SU: 4.00 GR: S
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Spring 2002
Course Code 314401: Phonology CR: 2.00 GR: B+
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Spring 2002
Course Code 314404: Paleography I CR: 2.00 GR: A
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Fall 2002
Course Code 314406: Paleography in Southeast Asia CR: 2.00 GR: B+
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Fall 2002
Course Code 314440: Sanskrit Grammar, Composition and Translation CR:4 GR: B
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Fall 2002
Course Code 314460: Cambodian Phonology CR: 2 GR: B
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Fall 2002
Course Code 314464: Modern Cambodian Literature CR: 2 GR: A
University of Silpakorn, Archaeology Department, Major: Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand
Fall 2006
Business (BUS) 669: Directed Reading and Research CR: 2.00 GR: A
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Fall 2006
Management (MGT) 650: Management Topics CR: 3.00 GR: A
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Fall 2006
Management (MGT) 660: Negotiation CR: 3.00 GR: A
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Spring 2007
Political Science (POLS) 651: Political Leadership CR: 3.00 GR: A
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Spring 2007
Public Administration (PUBA) 622: Strategies of Change CR: 3.00 GR: A-
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Spring 2007
Public Administration (PUBA) 667: Special Topics (Culture) CR: 3.00 GR: A
University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
Scholarship, Honor and Award
Asia Pacific Leadership Program (APLP)
Freeman Foundation, East-West Center, Honolulu
Hawaii, US, 2006-2007
Certificate of Recognition from City of Calgary and SAHLA for Cambodian Second Language Instructing
Calgary, Alberta
Canada, 2004
Certificate of the Professional Development Program for Second Language Teachers of SAHLA
University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta
Canada, 2004
Silpakorn University, major in Oriental Epigraphy
Bangkok, Thailand, 2002
Certificate of Recognition for Youth Instruction
Mahamakut University
Bangkok, Thailand, 2002
Fellowship award of the Ministry of Cults and Religions of Thailand,
Bangkok, Thailand, 1998 - 2001
Conferences, Workshops and Seminar Presentations
August 20, 2005
“Khmer Youth Roles in a Multicultural Society”, presented at Cambodian Community Symposium organized by Cambodian-Canadian Association of Alberta, Calgary, AB, Canada
June 21, 2005
“Buddha teaching in dealing with domestic abuses”, presented at FaithLink’s Conference: Building Bridge to End Abuses, Calgary, AB, Canada
June 9, 2005
“Domestic abuses according to Buddhist perspective”, presented at ArmyTemple organized by FaithLink organization, Calgary, AB, Canada
May 29, 2004
“The meaning of Visakha Day”, presented at Visakha Day Celebration organized by International Buddhist Foundation, Calgary, AB, Canada
September 22, 2007 participated conference “Hawaii 2050 Sustainability Plan, Charting a Course for Hawaii’s Sustainable Future”, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
Articles and Papers (All in Khmer language)
Leadership According to Buddha’s Teaching, published in website and community newsletter, June 13, 2005
Meditation (Concentration Meditation & Insight Meditation): The Study of Benefits and Practicing Method, published in website and community newsletter, July 21, 2004
Buddhism & Economics, published in website, November 11, 2004
The Gratitude Towards Parents, published in website, December 25, 2005
Sociology in Buddhism, published in website and community newsletter, December 16, 2004
Mind is a substantial part of life that is difficult to cope, published in website, May 19, 2004
Theology in Buddhism, published in website, December 5, 2004
Religion or Spiritual, published in website, May 5, 2004
The Core Teachings of Buddhism, published in website, June 11, 2004
The Importance of Speech, published in website, November 14, 2003
Publications
A Constitution for Living, The Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation, Taiwan, 2005
Good Question Good Answer (Translation from English to Khmer), Bhikkhu Dhammika, The Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation, Taiwan, 2005
Personal Future Goals
Working as a freelance, teacher, public speaker or lecturer in conferences, seminars, universities or educational institutes.
Working in the government sector of the International Affairs in Cambodia.
Working at the grassroots level of people focusing on community-based development through volunteering, charity, and social entrepreneurship in order to alleviate poverty and leverage the well-being of the people.
Building structural base for effective administration of government, local public services, associations and communities.
Conducting moral enhancing outreach program in Khmer Youth Education Buddhist Center.
Instructing leadership development to young students, Buddhist monks and clergies to empower themselves with self-awareness, self-management, social-awareness and relationship management.
Aiming to achieve the initiative of Leadership Capacity Building for Cambodian youth.
Searching for real happiness which comes from internal peace and contentment. This can be essentially achieved by meditation. Have practiced meditation daily since 1993.