On May 5, 2023,  CCCPET Director Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, Ph.D., led the turn-over and graduation ceremony of the Heritage Online Mapping Experience (HOME) of Pantabangan at the Umali Hall in the Pantabangan Municipal Grounds. Mayor Roberto Agdippa, assisted by Tourism Officer Emisonia Gante, received the hard copies and soft copies of the cultural heritage mapping resource.

The ceremony was also attended by the teachers-cultural heritage mappers of the Department of Pantabangan District led by Dr. Eleonor A. Manibog, who also accepted the copy of the cultural heritage mapping outputs for DepEd.

Mayor Roberto Agdippa of Pantabangan, an advocate of culture-based governance, initiated the cultural heritage mapping project two years ago. The data gathered is intended to serve as the baseline reference for meaningful programs and projects on environment, tourism, and education. 

At the activity commencement in October 2021, Zerrudo trained 50 cultural mappers composed of public-school teachers to document the natural, built, movable and intangible heritage of their assigned barangay. Despite the difficulties and delays brought by the COVID-19 pandemic during its implementation, the project saw completion.

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The presentation and turnover ceremony was attended by different institutions and stakeholders of the project, specifically Hon. Sharee Ann T. Tan, Governor of the Province of Samar, Dir. Karina Rosa Santiago-Tiopes, CESO III of the Department of Tourism Region VIII, Mr. Marvin R. Piczon, Provincial Tourism Officer and the Provincial Tourism Office Team, and different municipal tourism officers of the province. Rev. Fr. Roland D. Mactal, O.P., SThD, the CTHM Regent, headed the 六合彩直播开奖 delegation during the presentation and turnover event.

The project is spearheaded by the House of Representatives, the Provincial Governments of Samar, Northern Samar, and Eastern Samar, the Department of Tourism Region VIII, and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources 鈥� Protected Areas Management Bureau Region VIII. The cooperating agencies partnered with the 六合彩直播开奖 Graduate School 鈥� Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics and the College of Tourism and Hospitality Management.

The study’s main objective is to conceptualize sustainable tourism and a strategic development plan for SINP using the stakeholders’ participation and perspective and statement of natural heritage significance approaches. It is associated with the preliminary requirements for applications to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. In line with the primary objective, the following are the specific objectives: (1) To determine the current situation of SINP in terms of its environmental, social, economic and infrastructure; and tourism industry settings; (2) To evaluate the context of SINP conservation and tourism development and its associated strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats; (3) To analyze the views and perspectives of the stakeholders on different issues, constraints, and opportunities on the conservation and tourism development of SINP; and (4) To examine the current impacts of tourism development in SINP, specifically on its economic, socio-cultural, and environmental aspects.

As part of the nomination dossier for UNESCO World Natural Heritage, this study provides an in-depth understanding and appreciation of the significance of SINP and contribution to Philippine natural biodiversity and conservation using sustainable tourism. From this study, a long-term SINP sustainable tourism and strategic development plan, specifically for the years 2022 to 2031, is conceptualized, which will serve as a primary guideline on sustainable tourism and conservation policy, program, and project formulation. The plan is also helpful in determining how primary and secondary stakeholders could sustainably contribute to the conceptualization and implementation of policies, programs, and projects.
The project team is headed by the Director of the Graduate School 鈥� CCCPET, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo. The other team members were Ms. Beverly M. Bautista, MA (Cand.) (Project Coordinator, GS-CCCPET), Assoc. Prof. Atty. Dr. Gezzez Giezi G. Granado (Dean, CTHM and Writer/Researcher), Mr. Jame Monren T. Mercado, MACHS (Project Leader and Academic Staff, CTHM), Dr. Avi Ben P. Andalecio (Academic Staff, CTHM and Writer/Researcher), and Ms. Andrea Nicole D. Hernandez and Mr. Al Reile S. dela Torre (CTHM Alumni).

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The nationwide cultural mapping program was a collaboration of the 六合彩直播开奖 GS CCCPET, Department of Education – Bureau of Learning Delivery – Teaching and Learning Division (DepEd-BLD-TLD), and the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP).听听听听

The inaugural cycle was initially undertaken in October 2021. The second cycle of training covered a three week duration online through Zoom from July 18 to August 3, 2022.

With a total of 350 participants, the second batch of teachers came from two (2) Divisions of Region I, Region II, Cordillera Autonomous Region (CAR), Region III, National Capital Region, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Region V, Region VI, Region VII, Region VIII, Region IX, Region X, Region XI, Caraga and Region XII.

Assoc. Prof. Eric Babar Zerrudo Ph.D., Director of 六合彩直播开奖 GS CCCPET lectured throughout the training with a special presentation of Prof. Joan Trocio-Bagaipo, Ph.D. of the 六合彩直播开奖 Institute of Religion. The intent of the training was to equip the teachers with the fundamentals of cultural mapping to evolve a contextualized development of K-12 curriculum. The training program was technically facilitated by Ms. Beverly Bautista (六合彩直播开奖 CCCPET), Mr. Jayson Tadeo (Program Officer of DepEd – BLD-TLD), and Mr. Ronnie Baldos (Program Officer of DepEd – BLD-TLD).

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The two (2) day IBP assembly titled 鈥淢ulat at Malay : A two-part Conference on Developing Cultural Sensitivity and Cultural Awareness鈥� was in celebration of the Cultural Consciousness month which is usually celebrated during the month of July. As a specialist on heritage conservation and sustainable development, he delivered his talk 鈥�Heritage Makakain Ba Yan? Heritage in Developing Economies鈥�.

Other speakers were Dr. Ferdinand Lopez of University of Toronto, Atty. Emil Samaniego of Abad Alcantara and Associates, Dr. Xiao Chua of De la Salle University, Dr. Crisanta 鈥淢arot鈥� Nelmida-Flores of the University of the Philippines, and Prof. Felipe de Leon Jr. of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. The activity was a collaborative initiative of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts-Philippine Cultural Education Program (NCCA-PCEP) and the Integrated Bar of the Philippines.听听

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The five month preparation was postponed successively due to climatic, manpower, election and flight adjustments. Through the initiative of Ms. Fanibeth Domingo, DOT Regional Director who oversees tourism in Batanes, Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino, the program 鈥楤reathtaking Batanes鈥� will finally take off amongst the municipalities of the archipelagic province namely Basco, Mahatao, Ivana, Uyugan, Sabtang ad Itbayat. Assoc. Prof. Eric Babar Zerrudo, Ph.D., Director of the 六合彩直播开奖 GS CCCPET, conducted the Cultural Heritage Tourism Capacity Building Seminar-Workshop last July 11-15, 2022.

The seminar-workshop was held to orient the stakeholders on the fundamentals of heritage conservation and tourism and to develop seminal heritage-based tour circuits in different municipalities. The program was opened by Provincial Administrator Juan Caballero who represented Gov. Marilou Cayco. Other key representatives were Ms. Hegel Vallones (Provincial Tourism Officer), Ms. Ann Balles-Viola (Sangguniang Panlalawigan Member), Ms. Tessa Vargas Castillejos (Head of Batanes Cultural Council), Ms. Ruth Pacana (Head of the Batanes Contractors Association), Mr. Protogenes Galarion (Head of Fundacion Pacita), Mr. Byron Peralta (Sangguniang Bayan Member of Uyugan), Mr. Jack Lord Labrador (Sangguniang Bayan Member of Basco), and Mr. Jonel Villa (Sangguniang Bayan Member of Itbayat).

This seminar-workshop gathered an assembly of 40 Ivatan cultural heritage stakeholders. New areas of collaboration were raised throughout the assembly. The 六合彩直播开奖 GS CCCPET will conduct the Church Heritage Seminar-Workshop to develop the faith tourism circuit of South Cagayan. It will also collaborate with the Batanes State College (BSC) through Archt. Syra Valiente, a CCCPET project alumnus, on the documentation of Ivatan houses, construction methodology and materials conservation under the forthcoming DOST NICER HEI network program. The Municipality of Sabtang will conduct a cultural heritage mapping project under the Center for possible nomination to the World Heritage Convention.

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Since the contemporary design style in the Walled City is inspired by the Spanish-era colonial style, little is known about the architecture of the district after the Spanish occupation. With this, the exhibition is an attempt to shed light on the district鈥檚 architecture focusing on the beginning of the 20^th Century. It is important to note that architectural gems during this time were mostly destroyed during the Second World War, except for the San Agustin Church.

The exhibit, which is based on a book that is currently in development, aims to bridge the gap in the understanding and appreciation of Intramuros鈥� unique character and stylistic identity by the end of the Spanish colonial regime. The exhibit is divided into two major parts: Housing the People, which explores the Bahay na Bato, its indigeneity, as well as its place as the prevailing architecture of Intramuros; and Housing God and King, which presents how power and dominance is projected in the churches, state buildings, palaces, and the fortifications of the Walled City .

Prince Wico is a Class of 2021 graduate from the 六合彩直播开奖 College of Architecture, and as an emerging professional in heritage work, he promotes the importance of contemporary innovation in the treatment of historic fabric.

Rancho Arcilla currently heads the Archives of the Intramuros Administration in Manila. Concurrent to this position, he also serves at the panel of the Intramuros Technical Committee on Architectural Standards, the review board of IA on all matters of new constructions in Intramuros. He has an MA in Philippine Studies from the University of the Philippines Diliman and a BA in Asian Studies from the 六合彩直播开奖.

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One of the most influential journalists in the Philippines

The Teodoro F. Valencia Professorial Chair in Journalism memorializes a man who was dubbed by the Associated Press as “one of the most influential journalists in the Philippines.” One of the first graduates of the University’s Journalism program, Teodoro “Ka Doroy” F. Valencia was a columnist and commentator best known for his column “Over a Cup of Coffee” and for his radio commentaries. The professorial chair in his honor was established by the Teodoro F. Valencia Foundation, Inc. and 六合彩直播开奖 in 1988 to “improve journalism in the Philippines” and to “affirm 六合彩直播开奖’s commitment to inculcate in her students a Catholic moral principle and responsible press based on truth and justice.”

A decorated scholar of the Humanities

The Professorial Chair Holder, Professor Joyce Arriola, PhD, is a multi-awarded scholar, having received the Outstanding Book Award from the National Academy of Science and Technology and the 2018 Outstanding Achievement in Research in the Humanities Awardee by the National Research Council of the Philippines. A prolific researcher and an experienced administrator, she was the inaugural Director of the Research Center for Culture, Arts, and the Humanities and as the last Director of the old Center for Intercultural Studies. With academic credentials in literature, journalism, and communication, Arriola conducts multidisciplinary studies, specifically in cultural and memory studies.

Arriola teaches at the Faculty of Arts and Letters’s Department of Literature, where she was former Chair, and the Department of Communication and Media Studies, which she likewise headed years back.

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With the theme 鈥淗eritage Makers, Change Makers,鈥� the webinar featured research works of undergraduate and graduate students that focus on heritage conservation. It covered three (3) sessions, namely, 鈥淭he doing of built heritage conservation: Methods and approach,鈥� 鈥淗eritage Values: Intangible meanings, tangible effects,鈥� and 鈥淎daptive Reuse: Old buildings, new uses.鈥� Dr. Felipe de Leon Jr. of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) delivered the keynote address.

In the first session, Ms. Shayna Mari Tria presented her project titled 鈥淭he Redevelopment of the PASAKK Indigenous Peoples School based on the Traditional Manobo Raft & On-Stilt Architecture.鈥� The project is a proposed school that is sensitive to the unique culture of education of the Manobo and Kamayo indigenous communities of the CARAGA Region in Mindanao. Furthermore, through traditional and innovative solutions, it promotes ecological stewardship on its site, the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary, which constantly experiences monsoon floods.

In the third session, Ms. Gellaine Maria Burgos presented her project 鈥淢utualistic Architecture: An Alternative Approach to the Conservation of the Javellana Building in the Iloilo Downtown Central Business District (CBD) Heritage Zone.鈥� The project employs the mutualistic approach to the conservation method by applying modern addition to the heritage building.

Tria was mentored by Ar. Assoc. Prof. Clarissa Avenda帽o, while Burgos was mentored by Ar. Asst. Prof. Demetrio Alcaraz.

Burgos and Tria joined student presenters from the University of San Carlos, University of Northern Philippines, Ateneo de Manila University, Mapua University, and the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde.

The video recording of the event is available for viewing on the Facebook page of the International Council on Monuments and Sites Philippines.

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