Dalawang guro ng CAS, PASADOng Best Presenters
HInirang ang dalawang guro ng College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) bilang best presenters ng kanilang mga saliksik sa ika-20 Pambansang Seminar ng Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro (PASADO).
Sina G. Louise Vincent B. Amante ng Departamento ng Filipino at Dr. Leodivico C. Lacsamana ng Humanities Program ay hinirang na best presenters sa naturang seminar. Paksa ni G. Amante ang tungkol sa araling adaptasyon ng Mondomanila na mga maikling kuwento, nobela, at screenplay ni Norman Wilwayco. Tinalakay naman ni Dr. Lacsamana ang iba pang mga pananaw sa pagbasa ng mga nobela ni Jose Rizal na Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo.
Tema ng nasabing seminar ang “Rebolusyong Industriyal 4.0: Eksplorasyon at Perspektiba sa Wika, Pelikula, at Panitikan”. Bukod kina G. Amante at Dr. Lacsamana, may apat pang hinirang na best presenters ng kanilang mga saliksik na nakaugnay sa naturang tema. Ang direktor ng nasabing pambansang seminar ng PASADO ay si Dr. Moreal N. Camba, kasalukuyang tagapangulo ng Departamento ng Filipino ng CAS.
Ginanap mula Setyembre 22 hanggang 23 ang naturang seminar ng PASADO sa National Teachers College, 629 J. Nepomuceno Street, Quiapo, Manila.
Si Dr. Leodivico Lacsamana (ikalawa sa harap, mulang kaliwa) at si G. Louise Vincent B. Amante (una sa likod, mulang kanan) at iba pang hinirang bilang best presenters sa ika-20 Pambansang Seminar ng Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Dalubguro (PASADO). (Retrato mula sa PASADO website.)
Si Dr. Leodivico Lacsamana ng Humanities Program.
(Retrato mula sa PASADO website.)
Si G. Louise Vincent B. Amante ng Departamento ng Filipino.
(Retrato mula sa PASADO website.)
Certificate Courses in Data Governance
The School of Management (SMN) Professional Education in Business Analytics is pleased to announce the offering of the Certificate Program in Data Governance.
This two-course program on the basics of Data Governance is designed for data owners/stewards and managers, data scientists and analysts, and experienced data professionals.
1. Essentials of Data Governance and Understanding its Business Impact
November 11, 25, and December 2, 2023
2. Unlocking the Value of Data Through Data Governance Program
February 10, 17, and 24, 2024
Each course runs for 3 days and can be taken as a stand-alone course or as a combined course. Participants who complete both courses will earn a 2-unit elective course credit under the Master in Applied Business Analytics (MABA) Program for SY 2024-2025. More details about the Certificate Program in Data Governance are available at www.bit.ly/DataGovInfo.
For more information, please contact Sonny Raymundo at (63) 8637 0912 local 207 or email [email protected] or UA&P-SEABS at [email protected].
8-time Palanca awardee conferred Associate Professor rank
On September 27, College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) faculty member Dr. Joachim Emilio Antonio received the Certificate of Associate Professorship from UA&P President Dr. Winston Conrad Padojinog in a conferment ceremony held at the ALB Dining Halls.
Dr. Antonio teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in the Department of Literature and the Humanities Program of CAS, where he also served as the MA Humanities Program Director from January 2018 to July 2021. He is an award-winning playwright and published children's author. He won eight Don Carlos Palanca Awards for his one-act plays in English, short stories for children in Filipino, and full-length plays in English.
The conferment ceremony was attended by Dr. Antonio's family and students, CAS faculty members and staff, members of the ManCom, and UA&P co-founder Dr. Bernardo Villegas, who regaled the audience with a rendition of a kundiman. Cocktails followed at Study Hall A.
Dr. Joem Antonio (left) receives the Certificate of Associate Professorship from UA&P President Dr. Winston Conrad Padojinog.
With some of the faculty members and staff of the Department of Literature.
With his colleagues from the Humanities Program.
With his family.
With some of his students.
UA&P co-founder Dr. Bernardo Villegas renders a kundiman.
Dr. Antonio (center) with Dr. Villegas, members of the Management Committee, and UA&P faculty and staff.
Save the Date: UCC 2023
All UA&P employees are invited to this year's University Christmas Celebration, which will be held on the 4th floor of the Parking and Sports Building on December 15 (Friday) at 3:00 pm.
Details of the event will be announced in the coming weeks.
To facilitate the event logistics, we would like to request those who will attend to register here by 15 November 2023.
For inquiries, please email Ms. Zoila Pilola ([email protected]) or Jill Salayog ([email protected]).
SLG faculty brief Singapore foreign service cohort on PH politics
UA&P School of Social Sciences, Law, and Governance faculty Dr. Robin Michael Garcia and Dr. Jemy Gatdula were at the Singapore Embassy in Manila last September 28 to brief the new cohort completing the Foreign Service Basic Training Programme of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore.
They delivered presentations and engaged in a Q&A about Philippine governance structure, Philippine electoral politics, and foreign policy. They were joined by Dr. Ronald U. Mendoza, who discussed dynastic politics in the Philippines.
Each cohort will travel to other countries for a brief but intensive visit in order to gain an understanding of sociopolitical and economic realities outside of their home country. The new Singaporean Ambassador to the Philippines Constance See was in attendance.
(L-R) WR Advisory Group Senior Associate Ms. Charmaine Tadalan, Dr. Robin Michael Garcia, former Ateneo School of Government Dean Prof. Ronald U. Mendoza, Singapore Ambassador to the Philippines Constance See Sin Yuan, Dr. Jemy Gatdula, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore ASEAN Directorate Deputy Director Mr. Seow Chen Seah.
