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AI Summit 2024: Advancing AI Capability Promoting AI Safety
- The AI Summit welcomes academics and industry practitioners (including other members of the workforce) who would like to learn more about artificial intelligence and its impact on education and work.
- The registration process consists of three parts: a.) Selection of the Category of the Registrant b.) Provision of Basic Information, and c.) Payment. Only participants who complete the whole process shall be considered OFFICIALLY REGISTERED.
- Participants have the option to finish the whole process in one sitting OR submit basic information and return to the registration portal when they are prepared to proceed with payment.
- Registration fees (includes access to all sessions and electronic materials plus AM/PM snacks and lunch for two days)
- Regular Fee Php 2,000.00
- Participants from PACU Member Schools Php 1,500.00
- Participants from UST Php 1,000.00
- Regular Fee Php 2,000.00
- Payment options include:
- All details submitted in the registration form are expected to be accurate and verifiable.
Participants must present a VALID Company ID when claiming their event ID and food stubs onsite on March 18, 2024. - Registration CLOSES on MARCH 15, 2024, FRIDAY 5:00 PM.
- Officially registered participants shall be given updates regarding the AI Summit through the email accounts they provided in the registration portal. Thus, registered participants are advised to regularly check their emails for additional instructions in preparation for the AI Summit.
SED Quarterly Faculty Lecture Series
The School of Education and Human Development invites everyone to its Quarterly Faculty Lecture Series on March 20, 2024 from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm via Zoom.
With more than 20 years of experience in HR, Ms. Ellen Fullido shares her approach to embracing AI, where we will discover how having a strategic mindset can significantly improve business operations, employee growth and development, while impacting performance.
Interested participants may register via this link.
Registration is until March 19 or until slots are full. For inquiries, email [email protected]
CAS 35th Foundation Anniversary
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) will mark its 35th Foundation Anniversary on March 19 (Tuesday) with a Holy Mass at the Sancta Maria Stella Orientis (SMSO) Oratory at 12:05 pm.
March 19 is also the Solemnity of St. Joseph, the patron saint of CAS. *Saint Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei, considered Saint Joseph a teacher of interior life in that life of intense and humble work. "For he teaches us to know Jesus and share our life with him, and to realize that we are part of God's family. Saint Joseph "can teach us these lessons, because he is an ordinary man, a family man, a worker who earned his living by manual labor—all of which has great significance and is a source of happiness for us." The figure of Saint Joseph also speaks to us of the need to be always apostolic, for he knew how to turn his work into an opportunity to "make Jesus known."
CAS would like to thank everyone in the UA&P community for their support and cooperation through the years.
*Source: opusdei.org
CAS prof delivers keynote on heritage webinar
Dr. Laya Boquiren Gonzales, Chair of the Department of Arts of the College of Arts and Sciences, delivered the keynote lecture on the webinar entitled “Creativity in the University and Leadership: A Vision for an Empowered Tourism Community” held on February 29 at 10:00 am.
Dr. Gonzales talked about the role of the academe in mobilizing creativity in heritage sites to empower communities, who participated in the webinar via Zoom and Facebook Live.
The webinar, organized by the Department of Tourism Region III and the National Organization of the Association of Local Colleges and Universities, was conducted in celebration of National Arts Month with the theme "Bayang Malikhain."
Joint Venture donates to UA&P
The University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) held an appreciation ceremony at the PLDT Hall last February 12, 2024, for Joint Venture Audio Visual Lighting, Inc., represented by Mr. Oliver Yulo, Senior Managing Director, for their audio and lighting equipment donation to the University.
Present in the appreciation ceremony were members of the Yulo family together with UA&P President Dr. Winston Conrad Padojinog, Vice President for Business Development and Alumni Affairs Dr. Robert Roque, VP for Faculty Affairs Dr. Marya Svetlana Camacho, VP for Administrative Affairs Mr. Guillermo Pablo III, VP for Academic Affairs Dr. Amado Saquido, University Secretary Mr. Anthony David, School of Economics Dean Dr. Peter U, School of Sciences and Engineering Dean Dr. Noemi Torre, College of Arts and Sciences Dean Dr. Maria Asuncion Magsino, and Center for Teaching and Learning Managing Director Mr. Jason de Villa.
Mr. Yulo, who took some classes in UA&P, believes that the University has played a major role in motivating him to pursue his passion for music, thus creating Joint Venture.
The audio and lighting equipment that Joint Venture donated is currently used in the PLDT Hall and ACB 302.
Joint Venture Audio Visual Lighting Inc. is a pioneering entity at the intersection of audio and lighting technologies. Founded on the principles of excellence and creativity, the company offers a comprehensive suite of services that caters to various client needs.
The company has collaborated with leading brands to elevate their events and has partnered with cultural institutions to provide audiovisual installations in museums, galleries, and public spaces. They specialize in entertainment spaces such as arenas, malls, bars, and retail stores.
Mr. Oliver Yulo (front row, 5th from left) and his family (front row, left) with UA&P President Dr. Winston Conrad Padojinog, members of the UA&P Management Committee, school deans, UA&P employees, and Joint Venture employees.