University officials led by the Rector, the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Cheryl R. Peralta, DrPH, and academic unit heads joined the event to confer the recognitions upon this year鈥檚 retirees, namely:

Accountancy

Inst. Rosalina L. Erece, MS 鈥� 8 years of service

Asst. Prof. Shirley C. Ireneo, MA 鈥� 39.5 years of service

Architecture

Assoc. Prof. Leah P. dela Rosa, PhD 鈥� 28 years of service

Arts and Letters

Asst. Prof. Jocelyn A. Amongo, MEd 鈥� 26 years of service

Prof. Arlen A. Ancheta, PhD 鈥� 42.5 years of service

Asst. Prof. Zenaida L. de Luna, MEd 鈥� 25.5 years of service

Asst. Prof. Gonzalo R. Malihan, PhD 鈥� 16 years of service

Prof. Felicidad E. Pere帽a, EdD 鈥� 22 years of service

Asst. Prof. Josephine A. Placido, MA 鈥� 41.5 years of service

Civil Law

Prof. Philip A. Aguinaldo, Ll. B. 鈥� 40 years of service

Counseling and Career Center

Assoc. Counselor Monica Sophia D.L. Tuason, PhD 鈥� 20 years of service

Engineering

Assoc. Prof. Josefin S. de Alban, Jr., MS, Ll. B. 鈥� 44 years of service

Fine Arts and Design

Inst. Guia Concepcion A. Sarte 鈥� 6 years of service

Medicine and Surgery

Asst. Prof. German Jose T. Albano, MD 鈥� 28 years of service

Asst. Prof. Jolinda V. Almazan, MD 鈥� 30 years of service

Prof. Mary Jocylyn S. Bautista, MD 鈥� 32 years of service

Prof. Remedios D. Chan, MD 鈥� 36 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Nilo C. delos Santos, MD 鈥� 32 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Alejandro Bimbo F. Diaz, MD 鈥� 36 years of service

Prof. Maria Honolina S. Gomez, MD 鈥� 29.5 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Lerrie D. Gutierrez, MD 鈥� 26 years of service

Prof. Albert E. Ismael, MD 鈥� 30 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Iluminada M. Lerma, MD 鈥� 30.5 years of service

Prof. Norberto V. Martinez, MD 鈥� 34 years of service

Prof. Alejandro Jr. V. Pineda, MD 鈥� 32 years of service

Prof. Raymond L. Rosales, MD 鈥� 35 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Josefino I. Sanchez, MD 鈥� 30 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Marie Michelle Y. So, MD 鈥� 30 years of service

Prof. Anniela Y. Soliven, MD 鈥� 32.5 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Ma. Irene B. Tangco, MD 鈥� 30 years of service

Nursing

Assoc. Prof. Eden I. Beltran, MA 鈥� 34 years of service

Asst. Prof. Cecilia P. Buenaflor, MA 鈥� 34 years of service

Asst. Prof. Margaret M. Natividad, MA 鈥� 39 years of service

Pharmacy

Prof. Ma. Cristina C. Doria, PhD 鈥� 42 years of service

Asst. Prof. Andrea G. Vargas, MS 鈥� 30 years of service

Religion

Prof. Noel G. Asiones, PhD 鈥� 40 years of service

Asst. Prof. Jose Carlos, MA

Asst. Prof. Catalina M. Litua帽as, MA 鈥� 40 years of service

Asst. Prof. Claudita O. Yaranon, MA 鈥� 36 years of service

Science

Asst. Prof. Catherine C. Carson, MS 鈥� 28.5 years of service

Assoc. Prof. Alicia Ely J. Pagulayan, MS 鈥� 39.5 years of service

Asst. Prof. Ma. Victoria B. Pangilinan, MS 鈥� 26.5 years of service

Asst. Prof. Marites D. Saludares, EdD 鈥� 34 years of service

Prof. Marie Antonette S. Vargas, PhD 鈥� 30 years of service

A life of great service

In his homily, fr. Tiong, on the occasion of the Feast of St. James the Apostle, thanked the retirees for their many years of service, 鈥渙ne of the central themes of the day鈥檚 Gospel.鈥� 鈥淭his [gratitude] is really something that comes from the heart of the University鈥ecause鈥ou have graced the University by your presence, by your very person,鈥� fr. Tiong said in his homily.

During the testimonial, Prof. Peralta lauded the retirees for molding their students鈥� character and empowering them to contribute positive changes in the world through education. 鈥淎s you step into the next chapter of your lives in retirement, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of you for selflessly dedicating yourselves to molding young minds, motivating discouraged hearts, and uplifting dampened spirits that allowed Thomasian students, alumni, and university staff reach what they are today,鈥� Peralta said.

In his message, fr. Ang stated that seasoned teachers have fulfilled their roles when students finally develop their own moral compass to guide them in life and extend their learnings beyond the classroom, as well as getting remembered for acknowledging and treating them well. 鈥淭hey will remember how well you treated them, how they felt valued and cared for, and how you recognized their unique gifts and talents,鈥� fr. Ang said.

Meanwhile, Assoc. Prof. Josefin de Alban, Jr. delivered his acceptance speech on behalf of the retirees, emphasizing that the University they served for years will always be their home. 鈥淩etiring faculty members shall never leave 六合彩直播开奖. We shall never forget,鈥� de Alban said. 鈥溋喜手辈タ� is our home and we always wanted to be in this beloved Pontifical University whenever we are away from her,鈥� he added.

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六合彩直播开奖 REFI was awarded the grant by the Gerry Roxas Foundation (GRF) and the Philippine office of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) for the project titled 鈥淪iquijor Island Conservation and Restoration: Toward a Regenerative Ecotourism Destination鈥�.

This action research project was among 11 recipients of grants from GRF鈥檚 program called INSPIRE or Investing in Sustainable Partnerships for Inclusive Growth and Regenerative Ecosystems.

Looking at both seascapes and landscapes, the project aims to ensure that the island鈥檚 natural ecosystems 鈥渨ill be conserved and restored, leading to a sustainable and regenerative Siquijor Island鈥�. For 2.5 years, this action research project hopes to aid Siquijor鈥檚 collaborative governance efforts on environmental protection, environmental conservation education, and achieving community-based sustainable livelihood.

The project seeks to empower Siquijor鈥檚 provincial and municipal governments to regulate the use of trees and medicinal plants, curb illegal and unregulated fishing activities, encourage tourism development, reduce solid and liquid wastes, and control freshwater consumption. These efforts contribute to the vision of making Siquijor a 鈥渮ero-waste island鈥�.

A team from REFI will spearhead the project, led by Executive Director Fr. Maximo Gatela, O.P. and Technical Team Leader Dr. Moises Norman Garcia of the College of Science. Team members include Dr. Maria Rosario Virginia Cobar-Garcia (Science), Dr. Arlen Ancheta and Dr. Alain Jomarie Santos (both from the Faculty of Arts and Letters), as well as Asst. Prof. Arnold Distor and Asst. Prof. Racquel Layco (Science).

Dr. Ancheta, Dr. Cobar-Garcia, Dr. Garcia, and Asst. Prof. Layco had done studies on the zero-waste island concept, covering solid waste management, energy efficiency, food and water, and sustainable use of natural resources. These previous studies were conducted for a global advocacy group, the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA), under the auspices of the Research Center for Social Sciences and Education (or RCSSED, 六合彩直播开奖鈥檚 social sciences research arm).

According to team leader Dr. Moises Norman Garcia, the previous studies and the current INSPIRE-funded project will capitalize on 鈥渆nvironmental advocacy to counter climate change and [take inspiration from] Pope Francis鈥檚 encyclical Laudato S铆.鈥�

This INSPIRE-funded project contributes to climate change action, says this full professor of Biological Sciences, by directly aligning the project to some of the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of the United Nations.

六合彩直播开奖 REFI formalized its receipt of the INSPIRE grants during a May 22 grants awarding ceremony at the National Museum of Natural History, with the US Ambassador to the Philippines, Her Excellency Mary Kay L. Carlson, gracing the event.

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With the intent to 鈥渂alance the scholarly and policy dimensions of social science research鈥� and in an attempt to address 鈥淧hilippine socio-economic and education issues,鈥� the RCSSED, specifically its newly minted Research Utilization Unit, provided the platform for researchers to use their study鈥檚 recommendations as bases for policy. Among the possibilities are inclusion as bases for bills and ordinances, among others.

The presenters were the following: Sr. Teacher Philippe Jose S. Hernandez (Social Health Studies); Prof. Moises Norman Z. Garcia, PhD (Sustainability Studies); Assoc. Prof. Ronaldo R. Cabauatan, PhD (Business Studies); Prof. Noel G. Asiones, PhD (Church and Society); Asst. Prof. Carol Geraldine C. Pablo, MSc (Social Health Studies); Asst. Prof. Frederick I. Rey, PhD (Politics and Public Policy); Prof. Rachelle B. Lintao, PhD (Language Studies); Asst. Prof. Jeremaiah M. Opiniano, PhD (Community-Engaged Studies); Asst. Prof. Joreen T. Rocamora, PhD (former academic researcher and incumbent Office of Public Affairs Director); Prof. Arlen A. Ancheta, PhD (Sustainability Studies); and Prof. Evelyn A. Songco, PhD (Education and Leadership).

The RCSSED鈥檚 Research Utilization Unit, headed by Rey, anchors itself on three pillars: life and dignity (buhay at dangal); human rights (karapatang pantao); and democracy (demokrasya). According to RCSSED Director Jeremaiah Opiniano, the Center aims to have more regular engagements with policy makers in the future and expressed openness to having the researchers work on topics/issues of interest to the local legislators and officials.

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The webinar, presented in two parts, first gave insight on the history of the LGBTQIA+ community, their influence in society, and the labels and terms that emerged within the community throughout the years. This was followed with a discussion that highlighted inclusivity discussing ways on how to make members of the said community feel welcomed.

The guest speakers of the event were Attorney Chel Diokno, a lawyer, educator, and advocate for human rights, Dr. John Manuel R. Kliatchko, Chair of the Interdisciplinary Studies Department and member of the Ethics Committee of the Psychological Association of the Philippines鈥� LGBT Special Interest Group, and Ms. Lou Sheridan Manlapaz, a project manager at Cardinal Health International Philippines.
The webinar was organized in line with the 5th SDG of achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls. The organizers chose to conduct a webinar on inclusivity to underscore empowerment regardless of gender.

In his short speech, Atty. Chel Diokno expressed his beliefs as a human rights lawyer that the freedom to express one鈥檚 gender identity, including one鈥檚 relationship preference is firmly included in our rights. He thanked the youth for their call to action and reiterated his support for equality, stating that the journey towards equality is admittedly an uphill climb, but he too hopes for a day that no one would be judged for their gender identity.

Dr. Kliatchko gave his discussion on gender and sexuality in the workplace, starting with the history of the LGBTQIA+ community and its influence and changes in society, one of which is the SOGIE bill. He then began his discussion on celebrating diversity and informed the participants of the many different labels and terminologies of the LGBTQIA+ community as a precursor to the goal of the SOGIE bill which is to stop discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression. Dr. Kliatchko expressed that in order to do so, everyone must be informed of the basics and that starts with language and how to properly address a member of the LGBTQIA+ community as it is the very first step towards inclusivity.
The second and last speaker, Ms. Manlapaz, shared her experiences in life and the workplace as a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. She began her discussion by applying the information from the previous lecture and discussing what one should do if their child, family member, friend, or co-worker is a member of the LGBTQIA+ community. She expressed that in order for one to be inclusive they must first initiate the conversation regarding the topic, following that, by being well-informed, one would be able to show their full support towards their friends and family, and lastly, support from the community will follow. She reiterated that an inclusive workforce starts with having a conversation, and from there, allies and members of the LGBTQIA+ community can further help and make society a better place.
The course facilitator, Mr. Gian Carlo M. Ledesma, concluded the event with his closing remarks by expressing his advocacy for the needs and rights of the LGBTQIA+ community. He stated that while the community has had challenges and successes throughout history, society still has a long way to go to achieve the desired acceptance and treatment for the LGBTQIA+ community.

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Held on October 20, 2021, was the second session of the series. Titled 鈥淧romoting Healthy Positivity in the Workspace,鈥� it featured veteran Human Resource practitioners from the Behavioral Science department Ms. Khiara Desiree L. Agnote, Assoc. Prof. Maria Vida Caparas, Ph.D., and Mr. Ferdinand Magkasi.

Agnote discussed 鈥淔rom A to Engagement: A Brief Guide to Thrive at Work and in Life,鈥� while Caparas delivered 鈥淎chieving Mental Wellness in the New Normal.鈥� Magkasi tackled 鈥淢aintaining Boundaries: Family, Work, and Leisure.鈥�
The first session of the webinar on 鈥淗ealthy Positivity in the Personal Space鈥� was held on September 24, 2021. It featured three BES faculty members who are seasoned online lecturers on mental health and wellness.

Psychological Association of the Philippines President Dr. Marc Eric S. Reyes, a full professor at the 六合彩直播开奖 Department of Psychology, delivered the opening remarks.

Faculty members teaching professional courses Mr. Gian Carlo M. Ledesma and Mr. Joseph B. De Roxas presented their topics. Ledesma presented 鈥淒ecision Making and Goal Setting Amid the Pandemic,鈥� while De Roxas talked about 鈥淐all a Friend: A Student鈥檚 Guide to Anyone in Crisis.鈥�

Capping the first session of the webinar was the lecture on 鈥淪elf-Love through Self-Compassion鈥� delivered by Interdisciplinary Studies Department Chair and BES Program Coordinator Dr. John Manuel R. Kliatchko.

The webinar, held in partnership with the Behavioral Science Society and Tiger Media Network, was broadcast live on Facebook through TigerTV鈥檚 page. It was organized as part of the Quasquicentennial celebration of the Faculty of Arts and Letters.

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Funded by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd), the two manuals were products of the Simbahayan Certificate Course in Community Engagement and Organizing program and the Philippine Association of Practitioners of Student Affairs and Services-六合彩直播开奖 Student Affairs and Services Continuing Development program. The manuals aim to serve as a guide to the administrators and practitioners in the higher education institutions on services delivered by HEIs, as well as interested readers who are willing to learn more about the two learning areas.

Community Engagement and Organizing
On the one hand, the book entitled “Journeying with Communities: A Community Engagement and Organizing Handbook for University Extension Workers” is a training manual that will guide the extension workers tasked to support the partner communities build, establish, and sustain their community life and livelihood through various means.

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鈥淛ourneying with Communities: A Community Engagement and Organizing Handbook for University Extension Workers highlights the public and social mission of higher education through community engagement,鈥� said the lead author Prof. Mark Anthony D. Abenir, DSD of the Development Studies Program of the Ateneo de Manila University.

鈥淭he unique contribution of this handbook is that it specifically situates HEI community engagement within the unique historical context of the Philippines, thus adding a Philippine voice in the literature of community-engaged scholarship. It also provides activity exercises and case studies where readers can situate themselves and apply the theories, concepts, and tools that they have learned so that they can enhance the community engagement programs, and the projects of respective colleges and universities,鈥� Abenir added. Joining Abenir, who used to head 六合彩直播开奖’s community development office, in authoring the manual were Simbahayan Community Development Office Director Froilan A. Alipao, MCD, Assistant Registrar Melanie D. Turingan, PhD, and Simbahayan staff Abegail Martha Abelardo, MA.

Meanwhile, CCPED Director Assoc. Prof. Jocelyn F. Agcaoili, MHPEd, MSPT highlighted that the Simbahayan Certificate Course in Community Engagement and Organizing helped 60 community extension workers from 30 higher educational institution and produced 3 research papers that were represented in various fora.

Manual on Student Affairs and Services
On the other hand, the book entitled 鈥淧APSAS-六合彩直播开奖 CCPED Training Manual: Enhancing Competencies of Student Affairs and Services Practitioners in the Philippines鈥� is a seven-module manual that will guide school practitioners in-charge of student welfare and development.

鈥淓very module in the manual contains an abstract, course-intended learning outcome, discussion, learning tasks and enrichment tasks, and the opportunity for reflection and references. This training manual will be a good read for all newly appointed SAS practitioners and school human resource heads. It will give newly appointed SAS practitioners and even those who have been there for quite some time some insights on how to effectively lead the SAS office,” Prof. Evelyn A. Songco, PhD said as the lead author of the manual.

“These modules will help SAS practitioners become effective school managers and leaders. (It) will provide an initial guide on making evidence-based decision. On the other hand, it will be a great help to the human resource head in helping SAS practitioners develop their competencies,” Songco added. Joining Songco in writing the manual’s modules were Atty. Hilario Caraan, DBA and Drs. Leandro A. Loyola, Benito Teehankee, and Maria Paquita D. Bonnet of De La Salle University, Mr. Rene Salvador San Andres of Ateneo de Manila University, and 六合彩直播开奖 Legal Management faculty member Atty. Antonio M. Chua. 

According to Agcaoili, the PAPSAS-六合彩直播开奖 Student Affairs and Services Continuing Development program trained 119 SAS practitioners from 2 HEIs all over the country and has produced one research paper.

Embodiment of the Catholic mission 

In his message, Vice-Rector Rev. fr. Isaias D. Tiongco, O.P., JCD said the two manuals, while distinct from each other, shared a singular purpose that embodied the mission of Catholic Universities.

鈥淚n the heart of every writer and author of these materials is the noble purpose of advancing and improving the condition and situation of the human person and communities in their respective and particular cultures. For, after all, is this not the mission and the objective, which Catholic Universities tries to attain?鈥� fr. Tiongco said.

Markers of a successful journey
Agcaoili, who was also the project lead, said the two training manuals marked their successful RECPE grants journey that started in 2017 during the K-12 transition.

According to Agcaoili, this led to a frantic, simultaneous writing of three proposals in collaboration with three partners, namely, the Simbahayan Community Development Office, Philippine Association of Practitioners of Student Affairs and Services, and the Architecture faculty members of the Graduate School.

鈥淭hanks to the tireless, enthusiastic and committed work of the training teams and the cohesive collaboration with CCPED, we were able to realize the grant expected outcomes of provision of capacity building opportunities for HEI personnel geared towards upscaling, specialization, and general promotion of professional advancement through non-degree certificate programs, and the application of knowledge and experiences gained through these activities to the improvement of curricula and programs of HEIs, plus the production of relevant research outputs.鈥� Agcaoili said.

Watch the book launch here:

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At the time of the visit, the Faculty of Arts and Letters was headed by Dean Michael Anthony C. Vasco, Ph.D., who led the administrators, department chairs, program coordinators and faculty members in welcoming the PACUCOA accreditors: Dr. Ma. Cristina F. Bate (Chair) for Philosophy and Objectives, Organization and Administration and Criterion V, Planning Processes Supporting Quality Assurance Mechanism for the Program (All Programs), Dr. Doris Bayugo for Faculty, Instruction, Laboratories, Criterion I, Excellent Teaching and Learning Outcomes of the Program and Criterion VI, Career Planning and Development for Students of the Program (AB in Legal Management), Dr. Paz Lucido for Faculty, Instruction Laboratories, Criterion I, Excellent Teaching and Learning Outcomes of the Program and Criterion VI, Career Planning and Development for Students of the Program (AB in Philosophy, AB in Literature, and AB in Economics),  Dr. Maria Mercedez M. Haz for Library and Criterion IV, Linkages and Consortia of the Institution and of the Program (All Programs), Dr. Leonardo Medina for Physical Plant and Facilities (All Programs), Dr. Rosita Santos for Research and Criterion II Research Productivity of the Program (All Programs), and Dr. Evangelina N. Cabe for Student Services, Social Orientation and Community Involvement, and Criterion III Community Service of the Institution and of the Program (All Programs).  

The AB in Philosophy, AB in Economics, AB in Legal Management, AB in Literature Programs of the Faculty of Arts and Letters were the first to have been granted Level IV reaccredited status in the National Capital Region and the Philippines back in 2014 and is effective until 2019. 

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The youth ambassadors were accompanied by Delegation Head Ambassador Chi-ping Chang from the MoFA Department of International Information Services, Deputy Head of Delegation Ms. Chieh Wong, and Delegation Secretary Ms. Chen Yu-Chih.

Gracing the event were Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in the Philippines Representative Ambassador Michael Peiyung Hsu and his spouse Madame Charlotte Yu. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Non-government Organization International Affairs Department Director General Lai Ming-Chi, Philippine Tariff Commission Chairperson Marilou P. Mendoza, Taiwanese Compatriots in the Philippines Honorary President Mr. Hsieh Shih-Ying, Taiwan Association Inc. President Mr. Chiang Fu-Long, TECO Press Division Director Mr. Jerry Chuang, and TECO Executive Assistant to the Representative Mr. Fernando R.F. Wu were also present for the occasion.

After the welcome remarks delivered by 六合彩直播开奖 Office of Public Affairs Director Assoc. Prof. Giovanna V. Fontanilla, Ph.D., TECO Representative Ambassador Michael Peiyung Hsu, in his message, thanked the many people involved in making the third Taiwan Night in 六合彩直播开奖 possible, especially the 六合彩直播开奖 Rector The Delegation Head Ambassador James Chi-ping Chang gave more information on the IYAE Program.

The 六合彩直播开奖 began its presentations with the performance of the 70-member 六合彩直播开奖 Symphony Orchestra under the baton of , as conductor. The Orchestra performed three songs by National Artists, namely, 鈥�Mga Katutubong Awitin鈥� by Lucio San Pedro, 鈥淏y the Hillside (Tone Poem)鈥� by Antonino Buenaventura, and 鈥�Mutya ng Pasig鈥� by Nicanor Abelardo.

Choir of the World Champions The 六合彩直播开奖 Singers, led by Maestro Fidel Gener Calalang, Jr., sang 鈥�Cantate Domino鈥� by Josu Elberdin Badiola, 鈥�Tuwing Umuulan at Kapiling Ka鈥�, by Ryan Cayabyab, and 鈥淐ome Alive (The Greatest Showman)鈥� by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul.

The 六合彩直播开奖 Salinggawi Dance Troupe performed 鈥�Binasuan鈥� and 鈥�Tinikling.鈥�

In turn, the Taiwan Youth Ambassadors staged a 40-minute four-act play titled 鈥淭aiwan: An Island of Vitality.鈥� The first act, 鈥淲ishes Sent Skyward,鈥� presented the traditional Taiwanese festivals, such as the Lantern, Dragon Boat, Mid-Autumn, and Lunar New Year Festivals, through dances.

The second act, 鈥淎 Cure for What Ails,鈥� detailed Taiwan鈥檚 thriving healthcare industry through a fast-paced diabolo (Chinese yoyo) and hip-hop performance interspersed with images of their medical care, which balances traditional Chinese medicine with Western medical practices.

The third act focused on Taiwan鈥檚 farm produce, textile, and technology industry and is named 鈥淨uality as an Art Form,鈥� while the fourth and final act, 鈥淎 Resplendent Island,鈥� introduced Taiwanese folk music, tourist attractions, and cuisine through an energetic dance.

In the morning of the same day, the Youth Ambassadors were given a tour of the University, led by Assoc. Prof. Fontanilla at the historic Arch of the Centuries, assisted by student leaders from the 六合彩直播开奖 Asian Studies Society. 

The students facilitated a tour of the University campus, with a tour under the guidance of its Assistant Director Ar. Carlo Sayco. After lunch, student leaders from the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery interacted with the Youth Ambassadors.

This year, 75 Taiwan Youth Ambassadors were sent to neighboring countries in three groups that visited two countries each, namely, the Philippines and Malaysia; Thailand and India; and Kiribati and the Solomon Islands, as part of the IYAE, with the theme 鈥淵outh Diplomacy Brings Taiwan to You.鈥� The 六合彩直播开奖 has hosted and engaged with the youth ambassadors for the third consecutive year.

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The conference theme was 鈥淪ocial Justice, Diversity and Development鈥� with paper presenters from the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore and Australia.
Since the three faculty members handle professional courses in Asian Studies and Political Science, attending the conference sessions was part of their continuing development program. Baron handles ASEAN, Denila handles International Relations, and Castillo teaches migration.

Sociology, History mentors at int鈥檒 confab on PH, Asian Studies

In a related development, three faculty members from the Faculty of Arts and Letters, , of the , and Asst. Prof. Analiza Yanga, both of the , presented their papers at the Second International Conference on Philippine and Asian Studies at the Visayas State University, Baybay City, Leyte.

Alipao, who is also the Assistant Director of the 六合彩直播开奖 SIMBAHAYAN Office for Community Development, read his paper titled 鈥淓dukasyon at Pagpapaunlad: Karanasan sa/ng 六合彩直播开奖 sa Dayalogo ng Wika, Paglilingkod at Pagpapaunlad ng Pamayanan, Mula 2002 hanggang 2018.鈥� The paper, which was under the cluster on Sociology of Education, talked about his experience as a community organizer and how the 六合彩直播开奖 was able to extend its hand towards the people in need, not just by means of dole-out but through educating them on how to be self-sufficient and self-reliant.

He also discussed the role of students in helping the University extend its services to its partner community.

Turingan, who is also the Assistant Registrar of the University, read her paper titled 鈥淗istoriography Contained in the Historical Paintings of Carlos 鈥淏otong鈥� V. Francisco.鈥� She discussed the important historiographies Hegelian, PostColonial and Orientalism that are manifested in the historical work of the great National Artist for Painting. Framed in the Hermeneutics of Friedrich Schleiermacher, Turingan illustrated how Botong was able to provide his interpretation of what is written in history with precision and accuracy.

She presented 15 paintings of Botong which she divided into three main
categories, namely: Religious-Historical, Cultural-Historical and Political-Historical.

Meanwhile, Yanga, who served as moderator in one of the parallel
sessions, delivered a paper about the families of drug addicts in Healing
Path Rehabilitation Center in Quezon City, Manila.

The other faculty members from Arts and Letters who also
attended the conference were Prof. Felicidad-Galang Pere帽a, Ph.D.,
Assoc. Prof. Luz Urquiola, Ph.D., Prof. Robert Ampil, Ph.D., and Asst.
Prof. Mae Sevilla.

The conference was sponsored by De La Salle University College
of Liberal Arts and DLSU University Research Coordinating Office in
coordination with Visayas State University, Baybay Campus in Leyte.

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, and , both members of the , and Research Associates of the , presented their internationally funded research on zero waste practices. The research was a part of larger project on social and economic benefits of zero waste.

This particular presentation helped disseminate their findings on post politics as a positive development in relation to the role of Mother Earth Foundation as a civil society organization, with the city of San Fernando, Pampanga as a model city in their case study.

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