The School of Education and Human Development (SED) is now accepting graduate school applications for School Year 2024-2025.
The Business Economics Club (BEC) of the UA&P School of Economics will hold its annual Year-end Business Economics Briefing on November 29 (Wednesday) from 1:00 pm to 4:30 pm via Zoom. This year's theme is "China's Economic Uncertainty and What it Means for the Philippines."
The speaker is Prof. Reuben Mondejar, IESE Business School professor and renowned commentator on Asian affairs. He will be joined by UA&P senior economists Dr. Victor Abola and Dr. Bernardo Villegas.
You may view the program here.
For inquiries, email [email protected] or [email protected].
The Assets and Facilities Management Group would like to encourage UA&P employees to answer the surveys below for the continuous improvement of our services and facilities:
Building and Equipment Maintenance Survey
Executive Café Dining Area Usage Survey
The surveys are accessible until November 20 (Monday). Rest assured that your answers will be kept confidential and will be used for the sole purpose of improving our services.
The University will be conducting its regular earthquake drill on the morning of November 15 (Wednesday). When the fire alarm sounds (simulating the earthquake), everyone must duck, cover, and hold. As soon as the sound stops, a siren will go off and everyone is expected to evacuate and follow the new evacuation plan as illustrated below.
The evacuation area is the southbound lane along St. Josemaría Escrivá Drive in front of the old parking area and Champagne Condominium. Evacuation team members have been pre-selected and oriented to assist everyone during the drill. Their responsibilities may be viewed here.
Those in their offices and classrooms are requested to secure their work areas as well as personal belongings before and during the evacuation.
Those who may not be able to participate in the drill due to medical conditions or other valid reasons may coordinate with Arianne Vito Cruz at local 280 for the precautions and proper arrangements.
The Public and International Affairs Office, together with the Embassy of Argentina, invites UA&P students and employees to attend the Forum on Argentina on November 15 (Wednesday) from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm at ACB 301.
The Embassy of Argentina has developed a comprehensive forum that aims to provide everyone with an understanding of Argentina's rich history, vibrant culture, and diverse society. The forum will cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to:
1. History, Foreign Policy, and Politics: An exploration of Argentina's historical milestones, foreign policy pillars, and key moments and figures that have shaped the nation's identity.
2. Culture and Arts: A closer look at Argentina's contributions to literature, music, dance, cinema, and visual arts, highlighting the country's cultural heritage.
3. Economy and Business: An overview of Argentina's economic landscape, including its major industries and trade relations.
4. Social Issues and Human Rights: A discussion on contemporary social challenges in Argentina, with a focus on human rights, gender equality, and social inclusion.
The speakers are Ms. Ana Clara Pianezza and Mr. Fabricio Sordoni from the Embassy of Argentina.
Ana Clara Pianezza is an Argentine career diplomat and is currently the Head of the Trade Section of the Embassy of Argentina in the Philippines. She holds a BA in International Relations from the University of San Andrés, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and is a graduate of the Foreign Service Institute of Argentina (ISEN). Previously to her posting in Manila, she was Consul attaché at the Consulate of Argentina in Rome, Italy. In Buenos Aires, she worked at the Directorate for Multilateral Economic Negotiations and G20, and later on at the Directorate for International Organizations.
Fabricio Sordoni is a career diplomat, currently serving as the Political Affairs Officer at the Argentine Embassy in the Philippines. Prior to his posting in the Philippines, Fabricio worked at the Directorate of Multilateral Economic Negotiations. Before joining the Foreign Service, he worked in the development and humanitarian sector across the Middle East, with a special focus on the Syria Crisis. He previously worked as a consultant for a market research firm in over nine countries, including the Philippines. Fabricio holds a BA in international relations and economics from Lake Forest College in Chicago and has a master’s degree in international relations from The London School of Economics (LSE) in the United Kingdom.Registration is free.
Sign up here to reserve a slot. Register here: EmbassyofArgentinaxUAP
For inquiries, email PIA at [email protected].