Nurse Licensure Examinations
July 2021
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Pharmacist Licensure Examination

June 2021

六合彩直播开奖 Passing Rate: 81.82%

National Passing Rate: 66.15%

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This workshop showcased the participating youths鈥� outputs to the stakeholders and community leaders from Malibay, Pasay City and Calasiao, Pangasinan. This is part of the overall project, 鈥淗ealth literacy, indigenous practices and family learning in the time of COVID-19,鈥� spearheaded in the Philippines by the 六合彩直播开奖 Family Literacy Team composed of Asst. Prof. Gina Lontoc, Ph.D., Prof. Camilla Vizconde, Ph.D., and Prof. Belinda De Castro, Ph.D.

Insights from the event tackled the youths鈥� initiatives for their own health, welfare and wellbeing support, and that of others.

The participating stakeholders, namely, selected LGUs, DepEd representatives, and Parish Ministries and Organizations from Malibay, Pasay City and Calasiao Pangasinan, emphasized that the implementation of the projects is deemed beneficial to rise up from the struggles caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Project Team Leader Gina Lontoc, Ph.D., shared with the stakeholders how the mentorship program contributed to the goals of the overall project. There was also a showcase of health literacy materials produced by participants, which was followed by sharing of insights from stakeholders with regard to the relevance of the project to their work in various communities. 六合彩直播开奖 Graduate School Assistant Dean Prof. Camilla Vizconde, Ph.D., delivered a message of hope and resilience in her closing remarks.

Also present were the members of the partner institutions of the 六合彩直播开奖 Graduate School for this project, the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin. Sr. Rosy Karippai, O.P., Sister-In-Charge of the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin, Sr. Mauricia Burke, O.P., Sr. Ruby Clare Jose, O.P., and Sr. Madeleine Tiemtore, O.P.

This project is funded by the Global Challenges Research Fund through the UNESCO Chair in Adult Literacy and Learning for Social Transformation at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom.

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六合彩直播开奖 SIMBAHAYAN Director Asst. Prof. Froilan A. Alipao formally opened the event that was livestreamed through the SIMBAHAYAN鈥檚 Facebook page.

Being one of the partner academic units, 六合彩直播开奖 College of Education Dean Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, Ph.D., delivered her inspirational message to set the expectations of the audience on the sessions.

For the first session, 六合彩直播开奖 College of Science Department of Psychology mentor Asst. Prof. Claudia S. Mendoza explained how parents could support and understand their children鈥檚 hardships and needs in these trying times.
The afternoon session focused on youth experiences during the pandemic that was shared by

六合彩直播开奖 Faculty of Philosophy freshman, Seminarian Wesley Kim D. Soguilon. He talked about the feelings of the youth and their struggles, particularly regarding their education. Similarly, 六合彩直播开奖 Junior High School Community Development Coordinator Ms. Bernadine Ann V. Obial showcased her talent in painting, a hobby that can entertain or help ease negative emotions resulting from personal problems of loneliness brought about by the limited physical contact with friends.

六合彩直播开奖 Senior High School Community Development Coordinator Mr. Tyrone Jann D.C. Nepomuceno motivated the students to discover their potential as faithful youth leaders in times of crisis. Finally, 六合彩直播开奖 College of Nursing student Mr. Qjiel Mariano, an 鈥淓veryday Young Hero鈥� awardee of the Youth Service America and known for his 鈥淪treets to Schools鈥� project, shared his experiences regarding the project to inspire the students in the audience to bring about positive change in the community, regardless of age or status in life.

Since performances by students who belonged to organizations such as the glee clubs have likewise been put on hold, consonant to the topic of the webinar, the 六合彩直播开奖 Junior High School Glee Club was asked to perform, providing the respite from the highly charged discussion.
On the second day of the event, Mr. Ian Nibalvos presented 鈥淗olistic Teacher Development鈥�, while Ms. Charlotte A. Malinao from the Department of Filipino tackled 鈥淒esigning and Preparing Virtual Lessons.鈥�
On the third day of the webinar, a group of students from the Early Childhood Education Program of the College of Education, led by 六合彩直播开奖 Elementary Education Society President Ms. Steffani Dinglasan, presented techniques, websites, applications, and multimedia programs that could be used as teaching aides for pre-school and elementary grades teachers.
Former 六合彩直播开奖 CICS Community Development Coordinator Asst. Prof. Janette E. Side帽o, Ph.D., with her expertise as a Computer Science and Data Science mentor, presented her lecture on 鈥淰irtual Teacher Assistance.鈥�
The program concluded with expressions of thanks addressed to each other by the participants, speakers and organizers.

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The training activity was in accordance with the 10-point agenda of the DepEd Secretary Leonor Briones that highlights the importance of Philippine arts, culture, history and heritage in basic education toward self-sustaining and inclusive development. The aim of this country-wide activity was to orient selected teachers on the cultural mapping process; identify the distinct cultural resources of their local communities, and document the narratives of heritage resources for educational utilization and future reference of the Department.

The pre-orientation meeting, attended by supervisors and teachers from 17 regions of the country, was held online via zoom on June 30, 2021. Each region was represented by one Regional Education Program Supervisor or their alternates and 12 selected teachers. A total of 221 selected teachers participated in the 15-day intensive online cultural mapping training.

六合彩直播开奖GS-CCCPET Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D., conducted the series of lectures and provided the online delivery of the training. He was assisted by Ms. Beverly Bautista of the CCCPET staff, who was in-charge of facilitating the workshop series through the innovative Heritage Online Mapping Experience (HOME) platform.

Lodged in the 六合彩直播开奖 GS CCCPET website, HOME is the customized 六合彩直播开奖 online platform for cultural mapping developed by the Center to meet the demands of national agencies, local government units in times of the COVID-19 pandemic. It may be accessed through this link: http://ustgs-cccpet.com.ph/h-o-m-e/

The online training for July was held from July 5 to 9, July 12 to 16, and July 19, while the August training will be held from August 3 to 6, 2021. All trainings were delivered through synchronous and asynchronous modes.

The nationwide cultural mapping training was conducted through the collaboration among the following: Bureau of Learning Delivery, Cultural Center of the Philippines-Arts Education Department (CCP), and the 六合彩直播开奖 Graduate School – Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics.

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Reyes鈥檚 photo collection recreated famous Renaissance-era artworks, such as 鈥淰enus de Milo鈥� and 鈥淭he Thinker,鈥� with persons with disabilities (PWDs) as models. Through this advocacy project, Reyes promoted a more diverse view on beauty by representing people鈥檚 different physical attributes through classical art.

This medium also allowed the 23-year-old photographer to connect more to the themes of art and its history, subjects that she holds close to her heart.听With her advocacy clearly rooted in her deep interest and appreciation for the arts, she won the coveted 鈥淥utstanding Thesis鈥� in 2020.

鈥淚 didn鈥檛 really aim for it, I just wanted to do my best for the advocacy and to create something I鈥檓 really proud of. In CFAD, it’s important for your study to be backed up well so I just really did my best to cover everything I needed to through thorough research. What鈥檚 important to me was that the purpose of the study was met, but the grade was a bonus and definitely rewarding for the effort I put into it,鈥� Reyes shared in an online interview.

The Fine Arts alumna emphasized the media representation of beauty in our generation, specifically how 鈥渢he public figures people admire still look a certain way and are considered the blueprint.鈥�

Reyes added that she also went through the phase in which she felt unsatisfied with her appearance, and later on realized that it was only because she was raised to believe that beauty has a specific standard. Today, after enduring such challenging times, she wants to convey her own message of empowerment as she continues to advocate for diversity and inclusivity.

鈥�ANOMALI鈥� is a word play of the English word 鈥渁nomaly鈥� which means 鈥渨hat stands out from the norm鈥� and 鈥�ano ang mali?鈥� or 鈥渨hat is wrong?鈥� in Filipino.

The project featured 11 muses identified as people with different physical disabilities. By giving attention to these people and making them her muses, Reyes believes that the project can celebrate the fact that beauty is completely, normally different. Since these people have not been represented well, or even enough, in popular media, 鈥淎NOMALI鈥� paves a better way for the disadvantaged as they establish themselves in the field of beauty and media.

Reyes recalled that the most challenging part of her project was logistics. It was crucial for her to prepare as she was not just expected to capture and write, but also to make sure that the theme and concept of her project would translate her message well. It was important for her to prioritize all of the people involved as they played a key role in portraying the reality of her advocacy.

鈥淚 think that society should also do its part in rethinking its perspectives. Inclusion matters! Media has long taught us what it thinks beauty should be, but the time is now to break away from those ideals and standards,鈥� Reyes emphasized.

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鈥�ANOMALI鈥� was completed under the guidance of her adviser, 六合彩直播开奖 CFAD Dean Asst. Prof. Mary Christie D. Que.

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Held every Monday from June to August 2021, the three-month webinar series will air a total of 11 episodes regularly via Zoom and will remain accessible to the public via livestreaming on the following Facebook pages: CBCP-ECCHC, CBCP News, 六合彩直播开奖 GS-CCCPET, and the 500 Years of Christianity in the Philippines.

As one of CBCP鈥檚 flagship projects to celebrate the 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines, the capacity-building initiative was conceptualized to review the past and guide the future narrative of the Church.

CBCP-ECCHC Chair Most Rev. Julito B. Cortes, D.D., Bishop of Dumaguete, highlighted in his opening message the 鈥減revalence of truth and fallacy, reality and fantasy, claims and counterclaims that often lead to historical revision to lionize events, places, and people.鈥�

The Bishop envisions that more clergy and laity will be equipped not only with the research skills and methods, but also with the right attitude of discipline, humility, and patience.

The inaugural episode, 鈥淚ntroduction to Church History Research and Writing: On the need for church history research and writing on the local level,鈥� was a roundtable discussion moderated by 六合彩直播开奖GS-CCCPET Director Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D.
The panel included highly respected church historians in the country, such as: Fr. Antonio de Castro, SJ, of Ateneo de Zamboanga; Archivo Recoleto Administrator Fr. Emilio Edgardo A. Quilatan; Fr. Albert Cecilio A. Flores of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Manila (AAM); 六合彩直播开奖 Archivist Prof. Regalado Trota Jos茅; and Chair of the Tagbilaran Diocesan Church Heritage Commission Fr. Milan Ted D. Torralba.

The second episode 鈥淎rchives, Sources, and Methodologies. Importance of Sources and Technical Analysis of Historical writing; The Pursuit of Primary Sources; Traditional and Innovative Methodologies in Historical Interpretation,鈥� was also a roundtable discussion.
The panel from the previous session was joined by Fr. Nestor C. Impelido, SDB, who teaches Church History at Don Bosco School of Theology, and Fr. Antolin V. Uy, SVD, of the Divine Word Seminary of Tagaytay. The subsequent session was led by Fr. Quilatan with his lecture on Recoletos archives.

For the first session of July, which was actually the fourth episode of the webinar series, Prof. Jos茅 presented the Dominican or 六合彩直播开奖 archives, while art historian and Jesuit archivist Fr. Rene B. Javellana, SJ, discussed the Jesuit archives during the fifth episode. The last session for the month of July focused on the Salesian archives where Fr. Impelido served as the lecturer.

Each week, the webinar series was attended by clergy and church enthusiasts from Dioceses across the Philippines.
In August, the webinar series will air five more episodes on the following topics: Writing the history of the parish I (Archdiocese of Manila) with Fr. Flores; Writing the history of the parish II (Archdiocese of San Fernando) with researcher and book author, Ms. Nina L.B. Tomen; Writing the history of the parish III (Archdiocese of Zamboanga) with Ms. Ma. Christina Ca帽ones, chair of the Social Sciences Department of Ateneo de Zamboanga; 鈥淒oing research in the Archivo Segreto Vaticano : On the first three apostolic delegates to the Philippines鈥� with Fr. Antolin Uy as speaker.
The last episode will serve as the closing ceremony.

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The functional artworks aim to encourage more people to use bicycles as a means of transportation and advocate for its sustainability in reducing the urban mobility problem in the City. The bike racks serve the dual purpose of providing an appropriate place to store people鈥檚 bikes and beautifying the surroundings with respect to Filipino culture. The main inauguration of the bike racks was held at the Kartilya ng Katipunan, where the installation 鈥淭abak鈥� is located.

Led by Manila City Mayor Francisco 鈥淚sko Moreno鈥� Domagoso, the ceremony was also graced by the presence of German Embassy Deputy Head of Mission Laura Oexle, Allianz PNB Life Chief Executive Officer and President Alexander Grenz, Allianz PNB Life Chief Marketing Officer Gino Riola, PNB Group Head for Luzon Bernie Punsalan, PNB North Metro Manila Region Head Carlos Leytte, Manila City Vice Mayor Maria Sheilah 鈥淗oney鈥� Lacuna-Pangan, M.D., Manila Police District Director PBGen. Leo Francisco, and the Director of the Department of Tourism, Culture and Arts of Manila Charlie Du帽go.

Simultaneous inaugurations were also conducted at the remaining three installations. At the Rajah Sulayman Park in Roxas Boulevard where 鈥淎lon鈥� is located, the inauguration was initiated by Allianz PNB Life Digital Brand Manager Kenneth Yu, Parks and Development Office Director Giovanni Evangelista, and Department of Public Services Director Kenneth Amurao.

For the 鈥淜alesa鈥� bike rack located at Plaza Roma, Intramuros Administration Head Atty. Guiller Asido and Allianz PNB Life Bancassurance Distribution Partner Head Bernadette Jalandoni-Pantoja inaugurated the artwork.
The Allianz PNB Life PNB Bancassurance Head and Vice President Carol Bernas, and Department of Engineering and Public Works Director Engr. Armando Andres attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony held at Liwasang Bonifacio where the installation art 鈥淢aya鈥� bike rack is found.

The design of the bike racks revolves around the overall theme of 鈥渞eminisces of Manila鈥�, which Pahate is well-versed in as a Manile帽o himself. 鈥淢aya鈥� looks like a bird鈥檚 wings, 鈥淭abak鈥� is designed to look like swords to symbolize the courage of Andres Bonifacio and the Katipuneros, while 鈥淎lon鈥� is inspired by the Manila Bay and the sunset, and 鈥淜alesa” has the likeness of horse-drawn carriage wheels.

Pahate, whose previous works have won a Gold Anvil from the Public Relations Society of the Philippines and an Excellence Award from the Philippine Quill, now runs and owns Eggshell Worldwide Communications, a boutique agency that aims to provide communication and design solutions in digital, non-traditional, and classic advertising. Prior to starting his own agency, he was an art director at McCann-Erickson and Harrison Communications.
The 鈥楻ide Safe鈥� campaign is an advocacy partnership between the city of Manila and insurance firm Allianz PNB Life in collaboration with the German Embassy in the Philippines.

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Architecture faculty member Ar. Ramil Tibayan, who also serves as Chief of the Cultural Properties Conservation Division of the Intramuros Administration, presented 鈥淧rotecting Intramuros Part 2: Current Conservation Projects in the Walled City鈥� on May 27, 2021.

His talk focused on the Intramuros Conservation Management Plan and the various projects and conservation efforts of the IA to restore the district to its pre-war glory. He also highlighted the innovative projects the IA took as a response to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tibayan earned his Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree, cum Laude from 六合彩直播开奖 and copped the top spot in the June 2009 Architecture Licensure Examination. His Master of Arts in Cultural Heritage Studies degree was also obtained from 六合彩直播开奖.

In another session, Mr. Prince Wico, who graduated from the College of Architecture in 2021, presented his research titled 鈥淧amanahon: Digitally Reconstructing Pre-War Intramuros鈥� on June 26, 2021.

His presentation detailed the evolution of the urban layout, pattern and morphology, and the classifications of Intramuros, as well as the rationale behind them. Furthermore, he presented the digital reconstruction of the pre-war Intramuros in 1945 through the help of archival documents.

Through the digital reconstruction of the walled city, the public was able to visualize the architectural structures present during the said period. The project intends to renew interest in the preservation and aid in the education and understanding of the built heritage of the city.

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The joint project targets an over-all heritage-based framework contextualized for San Nicolas, Ilocos Norte titled 鈥淜inadur-as: Evolving the Heritage Conservation, Utilization and Development Framework for San Nicolas Municipality, Ilocos Norte.鈥�

Kinadur-as is the Ilocano term for progress, both material and non-material. It captures the person鈥檚 sense of enrichment and capabilities to achieve human development.

Included in the project is the development of the municipality鈥檚 Sustainable Tourism and Strategic Development Plan (2021-2025) in partnership with the 六合彩直播开奖 College of Tourism and Hospitality Management. Mr. Jame Monren Mercado, a CTHM faculty member and researcher, assists in this project.

The presentation and turn-over ceremony took place in San Nicolas on June 10, 2021, with 六合彩直播开奖 CCCPET represented by its Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D. together with thee CTHM and CCCPET staff.

The objectives of the study include determining the current situation of the municipality, specifically on its tourism industry development; analyzing different related issues, constraints, and opportunities of the municipality on tourism industry development; assessing the perspectives and views of different stakeholders on the sustainability and development of the municipality鈥檚 tourism resources; and justifying tourism development impacts, specifically on the municipality鈥檚 economic, socio-cultural, and environmental aspects.

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This 40-hour program enabled Human Resource (HR) practitioners to develop a strategic 鈥榠nternal business partner鈥� mindset. This engages them to develop their internal consulting skills and business adeptness in order to turn business goals into relevant HR strategies.

The program was borne out CCPED鈥檚 partnership with Great Learnings & Beyond Management Consultancy, which started in 2018.

The company is headed by Dr. Giselle Legaspi-Barrion, Ph.D., the Managing Director and Chief Management & Organizational Development Consultant, and Reynald Ryan D. Barrion, the Vice President for Human Resources.
A team of HR experts served as resource speakers and facilitators, namely, CaPEx Freight Forwarding Corp. HR Head Mr. Raymond Luclucan; Demo Power Philippines Associate Director for HR Ms. Kathleen Sta. Maria, and Management Studies of European International University (Paris) Dean Mr. Joel Farnworth.

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