Orientation on the URO REA application
The University Research Office (URO), in collaboration with the ICT, HRM, and BPA offices, is introducing the URO Research Engagement and Achievements (REA) Application to faculty, academic non-teaching staff, and administrative staff. It will serve as UA&P’s online living repository of academic and professional accomplishments for purposes of performance review, rewards, updating of the University website, and accreditation by external parties. Since the REA App is a web-based application, it will always be accessible for updating. It is a major effort in building a single source of truth (SSOT) in the University.
The REA App is accessible through the HRIS 2.0 Alpha Stage. The HRIS 2.0 Alpha Stage is an ongoing effort of ICT and HRM to create a unified system for employee-related information.
URO will have an onsite orientation and an online orientation on how to access and input your entries in the REA app.
Onsite orientation
June 04 (Tuesday)
10:00 am - 11:00 am
ALB Case Room 2
[Register here]
Online orientation
June 06 (Thursday)
10:00 am - 11:00 am
[Gmeet link - meet.google.com/mdn-qyxr-tmw]
[Register here]
The REA App Primer provides detailed information on how to use the app and ensure a smooth submission process.
For any questions or assistance with the REA platform, please do not hesitate to contact URO at [email protected].
Literature Department contributes to Atlante Pinocchio
Know more about Treccani and Atlante Pinocchio here.
Faculty lecture on human-centered change framework
The School of Education and Human Development invites everyone to its Quarterly Faculty Lecture Series on June 5 (Wednesday) from 5:45 pm to 7:00 pm via Zoom. Dr. Dae Hyuk Lee, founder of The Fourth Wall, will talk about a new human-centered change framework that goes beyond VUCA and BANI.
Interested participants may register here.
UA&P Law Vice Dean speaks at UN on family life
UA&P Law Vice Dean Atty. Diosdado Marasigan addressed the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs at the UN Headquarters in New York City on May 15, 2024, on the 30th anniversary of the UN Declaration of the Year of the Family.
Speaking as a member of the International Federation for Family Development, Atty. Marasigan highlighted the significance of family life in the Philippines, with households often comprising extended family members. "Family, as the cornerstone of Filipino culture, plays a central role in shaping individual identity and fostering social cohesion.”
Listen to his full speech at the 1:31:44 mark here.
CAS prof publishes "Things to Get Us By"
Eight-time Palanca awardee and College of Arts and Sciences associate professor Dr. Joachim Emilio Antonio recently published his short story, "Things to Get Us By," a 100-word story capturing the turning point encounter between a taxi driver and an old lady. The story can be accessed online in the 41st issue of Fairfield Scribes.
