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https://upd.edu.ph/parada-at-paligsahan-ng-parol-2018/ | Parada at Paligsahan ng Parol 2018 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Parada at Paligsahan ng Parol 2018 Diliman Information Office November 13, 2018 | Uncategorized Parada at Paligsahan ng Parol 2018 PDF Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/sports-and-the-uaap/ | Sports and the UAAP - University of the Philippines Diliman | Sports and the UAAP Diliman Information Office March 06, 2019 | Uncategorized Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-institute-for-maritime-affairs-and-law-of-the-sea-director-cited-2/ | UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea director cited - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP Institute for Maritime Affairs and Law of the Sea director cited Diliman Information Office March 05, 2019 | Uncategorized https://www.scmp.com/news/asia/southeast-asia/article/2188681/us-more-likely-philippines-end-shooting-war-south-china- sea Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/college-of-fine-arts-deanship-new-schedule-of-activities/ | College of Fine Arts Deanship New Schedule of Activities - University of the Philippines Diliman | College of Fine Arts Deanship New Schedule of Activities Diliman Information Office March 20, 2019 | Uncategorized College of Fine Arts Deanship New Schedule of Activities PDF Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/cswcd-honors-faculty-in-anniversary-opening/ | CSWCD honors faculty in anniversary opening - University of the Philippines Diliman | CSWCD honors faculty in anniversary opening Diliman Information Office March 05, 2019 | Uncategorized > UPDate Online > Academe (MAR. 4)–The College of Social Work and Community Development (CSWCD) honored three of its faculty during the opening day of its College Week 2019 on Feb. 26 at the College Walkway. (From left) Ealdama, Quilicol, Claudio, Dela Cruz, College Secretary Prof. Mary Lou L. Alcid and CSWCD Student Council Chairperson Mary Shyn M. Valdeabella Assoc. Prof. Lenore P. Dela Cruz of the Department of Community Development (DCD) was honored for her 30 years of service as a faculty, aside from several years as a contractual staff. Department of Social Work (DSW) faculty members Assoc. Prof. Yolanda G. Ealdama and Asst. Prof. Rosalie T. Quilicol were awarded for their 15 years of service in the College. Dela Cruz finished her BS in Community Development (cum laude) and MA in Education both from UP Diliman (UPD). She is presently the director of the UPD Office of Extension Coordination (OEC). Ealdama is the current DSW chairperson. She has a BS in Social Work and Diploma in Women and Development both from CSWCD and an MA in Social Development from the Institute of Social Studies at The Hague, The Netherlands, now a component of the Erasmus University. Quilicol earned her BS and MA in Social Work both from CSWCD. “I started working in CSWCD in 1979, then in 1981 I became a training assistant in the Continuing Education Program. Former dean Amaryllis T. Torres asked me to try teaching but I was busy then with community works helping farmers in Central Luzon and I left the college for a while. I came back in 1988 and started teaching in DCD,” Dela Cruz said as the honorees’ representative. “My challenge to all present in this ceremony is to continue what the college had initiated as an institution, what we represent. May your years of service to the college and community be the launching place of glory and love (luwalhati’t pagsinta) of your memorable lives,” she said in the vernacular. UP Staff Chorale serenading the audience In her opening remarks, Dean Sylvia E. Claudio cited late CSWCD Prof. Flora Ransang as “the mother of Nik (Lorenzo Bonifacio), the youngest person memorialized in the Bantayog ng mga Bayani.” There are two kinds of heroes, she continued, “those who died young and those who live long. It is much difficult for the latter because they have to live a life of integrity that can be emulated by others.” This year’s anniversary theme is “Takder: Ipagdiwang ang Sama-samang Pagkilos ng Sambayanan.” “Takder” is an Ilocano word meaning “to stand” or “make a stand.” Other events for the whole week were online launching of Philippine Journal of Social Development Volume 11 2019 with the theme “Human Rights from the Margins” through the link http://cswcd.upd.edu.ph/index.php/2019/02/25/philippine-journal-of-social-development-volume-11-2019/ (Feb. 26); forums on “martial Law in Mindanao” (Feb. 26), “women’s issues” (Feb. 27) and “lowering of the age of criminal liability (Feb. 28); film showing of documentaries and feature films (Feb. 28); and a night of solidarity and performances (Feb. 27). – Text and images by Benito V. Sanvictores Jr. Latest UPD visits culture bearers in Baguio Compete with yourself, not with others UP NSRI ISO certified; De Ungria receives award Using media for informed decisions Noh master returns to UPD |
https://upd.edu.ph/call-for-nominations-to-the-national-institute-of-geological-sciences-nigs-directorship/ | Call for Nominations to the National Institute of Geological Sciences (NIGS) Directorship - University of the Philippines Diliman | Call for Nominations to the National Institute of Geological Sciences (NIGS) Directorship Diliman Information Office April 30, 2019 | Announcements > Uncategorized Call for Nominations to the NIGS Directorship PDF Latest Global Opportunities Abound: Scholarships, Exchange Programs, and Conferences for 2021 to 2022 UPOU to offer master’s program in R&D Management Know More About UPD’s Mass Testing” will be held on Wednesday, January 6, at 9 AM UNLAD: Para Kanino? Talakayan ukol sa pagbubuo ng mga proyektong pang-kaunlaran Sabang: Early Southeast Asian-European Intercultural Encounters |
https://upd.edu.ph/call-for-nominations-to-the-college-of-science-deanship/ | Call for Nominations to the College of Science Deanship - University of the Philippines Diliman | Call for Nominations to the College of Science Deanship Diliman Information Office May 07, 2019 | Announcements > Uncategorized Call for Nominations to the College of Science Deanship PDF Latest Global Opportunities Abound: Scholarships, Exchange Programs, and Conferences for 2021 to 2022 UPOU to offer master’s program in R&D Management Know More About UPD’s Mass Testing” will be held on Wednesday, January 6, at 9 AM UNLAD: Para Kanino? Talakayan ukol sa pagbubuo ng mga proyektong pang-kaunlaran Sabang: Early Southeast Asian-European Intercultural Encounters |
https://upd.edu.ph/call-for-papers-for-pagdiriwang-festivals-as-heritage-international-conference-on-folklore/ | Call for Papers for Pagdiriwang: Festivals as Heritage, International Conference on Folklore - University of the Philippines Diliman | Call for Papers for Pagdiriwang: Festivals as Heritage, International Conference on Folklore Diliman Information Office May 22, 2019 | Announcements > Uncategorized Ang Kolehiyo ng Agham Panlipunan at Pilosopiya (CSSP) sa pakikipagtulungan ng ALIGUYON-U.P. Folklorists at University of Santo Tomas-Center for Religious Studies and Ethics ay magsasagawa ng isang kumperensya na pinamagatang, “Pagdiriwang: Festivals as Heritage, International Conference on Folklore” sa ika-11 hanggang sa ika-12 ng Disyembre 2019 sa UP Diliman, Lungsod ng Quezon. Ang panimula pong aktibidad para sa kumperensya ay ang Call for Papers na magsisilbing paraan upang humikayat sa mga iskolar ng folklore na magsumite ng kanilang mga papel na tugma sa tema o paksa ng kumperensya. Latest Global Opportunities Abound: Scholarships, Exchange Programs, and Conferences for 2021 to 2022 UPOU to offer master’s program in R&D Management Know More About UPD’s Mass Testing” will be held on Wednesday, January 6, at 9 AM UNLAD: Para Kanino? Talakayan ukol sa pagbubuo ng mga proyektong pang-kaunlaran Sabang: Early Southeast Asian-European Intercultural Encounters |
https://upd.edu.ph/welcome-academic-year-2019-2020/ | Welcome Academic Year 2019-2020 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Welcome Academic Year 2019-2020 Diliman Information Office August 05, 2019 | Uncategorized Academic Calendar 2019-2020 PDF Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/engineering-finds-new-dean/ | Manegdeg is COE dean - University of the Philippines Diliman | Manegdeg is COE dean Diliman Information Office August 07, 2019 | Uncategorized > UPDate Online > Academe (AUG. 7)—Prof. Ferdinand G. Manegdeg is the UP College of Engineering’s 19th dean. Manegdeg’s appointment was approved at the Board of Regents’ 1346th Meeting on Jul. 31. He is set to replace incumbent dean Dr. Rizalinda De Leon and will serve from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31, 2022. He is a Professor of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Manegdeg earned his BS Mechanical Engineering from UP in 1979 and his Master of Science from the University of Leeds, United Kingdom, in 1981. He was awarded the Arthur Smithells Prize and the Best Student in the Master of Science in Combustion and Energy program by the University of Leeds in 1981. Manegdeg served the university in various capacities, notably as UP Diliman and UP System Human Resources and Development Director, Program Development Associate of the Chancellor and the President and as chair or member of at least 110 standing and ad hoc committees throughout the UP System. In 2016, he was awarded the Professional Degree Award for Mechanical Engineering by the UP Alumni Engineers and UP College of Engineering. Manegdeg was also awarded a Certificate of Merit at the International Conference of Manufacturing Engineering and Engineering Management at the World Congress on Engineering 2014 at the Imperial College in London. He is currently a regular member and Vice Chair of the Division of Engineering and Industrial Research of the National Research Council of the Philippines, Manegdeg has a patent, 27 published papers in international and local peer-reviewed journals and proceedings, and a number of unpublished papers. Manegdeg’s plans for the college, with the running theme “All in…Always on,” centers on the idea of “revitalizing the UP College of Engineering as an inclusive and progressive unit that is pro-faculty, pro-REPS, pro-staff, pro-student and pro-alumni.”—Text by Anna Regidor, photo courtesy of Prof. Ferdinand Manegdeg Latest UPD visits culture bearers in Baguio Compete with yourself, not with others UP NSRI ISO certified; De Ungria receives award Using media for informed decisions Noh master returns to UPD |
https://upd.edu.ph/office-of-the-vice-president-for-development-information-technology-development-center/ | Office of the Vice President for Development—Information Technology Development Center - University of the Philippines Diliman | Office of the Vice President for Development—Information Technology Development Center Diliman Information Office March 10, 2020 | Uncategorized Home Basic Info Bulletin Advisories Academic Contingencies Hotlines Online Training for UP Staff UP Office of the Vice President for Development website Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-diliman-office-of-the-vice-chancellor-of-academic-affairs/ | UP Diliman Office of the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP Diliman Office of the Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Diliman Information Office March 10, 2020 | Uncategorized Home Basic Info Bulletin Advisories Academic Contingencies Hotlines Reminders and Updates on Academic Matters in Light of COVID-19 Emergency Shift to Alternative Modes of Learning UP Diliman Academic Contingency Plan in light of COVID-19 (PART II) UP Diliman Academic Contingency Plan in light of COVID-19 UP DilimanOffice of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs website Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/atin-82-uaap-season-82/ | #Atin 82: UAAP Season 82 - University of the Philippines Diliman | #Atin 82: UAAP Season 82 Diliman Information Office September 04, 2019 | Uncategorized UAAP (University Athletics Association of the Philippines) is composed of Adamson University, ADMU, De La Salle University, Far Eastern University, National University, University of the East, University of the Philippines and University of Santo Tomas. UAAP Season 82 opening fetes student-athletes UP downs FEU in opener UAAP Season 82 opening photo album UP repeats over UE UP sweeps NU Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/interactive-learning-center-diliman/ | Interactive Learning Center—Diliman - University of the Philippines Diliman | Interactive Learning Center—Diliman Diliman Information Office March 10, 2020 | Uncategorized Home Basic Info Bulletin Advisories Academic Contingencies Hotlines Basics of UVLe Part I Basics of UVLe Part II Basics of Teaching with UVLê A Guide on Tools for Conducting Classes Online Introduction to Teaching with Technology Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-open-university/ | UP Open University - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP Open University Diliman Information Office March 10, 2020 | Uncategorized Home Basic Info Bulletin Advisories Academic Contingencies Hotlines Webinar on How to Convert your Classes Online UP Open University website Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-system-office-of-the-vice-president-for-academic-affairs/ | UP System Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP System Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs Diliman Information Office March 10, 2020 | Uncategorized Home Basic Info Bulletin Advisories Academic Contingencies Hotlines OVPAA Protocol for the Duration of the Health Emergency Addendum to Memorandum No. OVPAA 2020-38 on the Suspension of Classes in all UP Constituent Universities except UP Open University Suspension of Classes in All UP Constituent Universities Except UP Open University Lifting of Deadline for Dropping and Filing of Leave of Absence for the Second Semester AY 2019-2020 Academic Contingency Plan in Light of COVID-19-Memo No. OVPAA 2020-31 (PART II) Academic Contingency Plan in Light of COVID-19-Memo No. OVPAA 2020-31 UP Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs website Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-bulletin-2020-16-2-2/ | UPD-Bulletin-2020-16 - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD-Bulletin-2020-16 Diliman Information Office April 30, 2020 | Uncategorized Home COVID-19 Info UPD Initiatives Donate Hotlines Bulletin Advisories UP Memos Learn Online MECQ Guidelines UPD-Bulletin-2020-16 Minamahal na Kasapi ng Komunidad ng UP Diliman, Malungkot na kinukumpirma ng UPD COVID-19 Task Force ang pagkamatay ng isang babaeng residente ng San Roque Street sa Pook Dagohoy. Ang 82 taong gulang na pasyente ay dinala ng Barangay Health Emergency Response Team (BHERT) sa Quirino Memorial Medical Center (QMMC) noong Abril 1, 2020 sa pananakit ng tiyan at may dugo sa dumi. Siya ay namatay rin noong araw na iyon, at ang swab sample na ginamit sa pagsusuri ay nakuha pagkamatay nito. Siya ay kumpirmadong nagpositibo sa COVID-19 ngayong araw na ito, Abril 6. Ang Public Health Unit (PHU) ng UP Health Service at BHERT ay nakikipag-ugnayan para sa isolation at pagmo-monitor ng di bababa sa 14 araw ng lahat ng nakasalamuha ng namatay. Ang Unibersidad ay mahigpit na minomonitor ang mga pangyayari sa loob ng komunidad. Sikapin nating ipalaganap lamang ang mga beripikadong impormasyon, at tulungan ang PHU at BHERT sa patuloy na implementasyon ng mga patnubay ukol sa wastong kalinisan, behavioral etiquette at physical distancing ngayong panahon ng enhanced community quarantine. Mabagsik po ang COVID-19 pero kayang-kaya natin itong labanan. Manatiling may-alam, matatag, at ligtas. Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/other-concerns/ | Other Concerns - University of the Philippines Diliman | Other Concerns Diliman Information Office June 08, 2020 | UPDate Online > Campus Home COVID-19 Info UPD Initiatives Donate Hotlines Bulletin Advisories UP Memos Learn Online Post-ECQ Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
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https://upd.edu.ph/cmc-receives-gawad-sentro-ng-wikang-filipino/ | CMC receives Gawad Sentro ng Wikang Filipino - University of the Philippines Diliman | CMC receives Gawad Sentro ng Wikang Filipino Diliman Information Office September 09, 2014 | Uncategorized (SEPT. 9)—The UP Diliman (UPD) Sentro ng Wikang Filipino (SWF) has commended the College of Mass Communication (CMC) for helping promote and uphold the national language. The citation, written in Filipino and signed by UPD Chancellor Michael Tan and SWF Director Rosario Torres-Yu, highlights the college’s contribution: “Malugod na ipinagkakaloob ang Gawad Sentro ng Wikang Filipino (“Natatanging Kolehiyo sa Pagtataguyod ng Filipino”) sa Kolehiyo ng Komunikasyong Pangmadla sa pagtataguyod nito ng wikang Filipino sa pamamagitan ng paggamit ng wikang Filipino sa mahahalagang okasyon tulad ng UP Gawad Plaridel at ang taunang Pagtatapos ng mga Mag-aaral; sa kanilang pagtangkilik sa sariling wika sa kanilang refereed journal (na) Plaridel; sa mataas nitong pagpupugay sa ilang guro ng Kolehiyo na gumagamit ng wikang Filipino sa pagtuturo, gayundin sa pag-aakda sa sariling wika ng mga sulatin sa larang ng brodkasting, pananaliksik sa komunikasyon, pelikula at peryodismo; at higit sa lahat, para sa pagmumulat nito sa mga alagad ng midya sa susing papel ng wika sa pag-uulat at pagmumulat.” The awarding was done last Aug. 27 at Rizal Hall (Faculty Center). Dr. Eliseo Guieb III of the Department of Broadcast Communication received the Gawad Sentro ng Wikang Filipino for the College. —UP College of Mass Communication Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
https://upd.edu.ph/dr-francisco-f-feliciano-72/ | Dr. Francisco F. Feliciano, 72 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Dr. Francisco F. Feliciano, 72 Michael Lim Tan, DVM, PhD - Diliman Information Office September 25, 2014 | Uncategorized The University of the Philippines Diliman mourns the loss of Dr. Francisco F. Feliciano, National Artist and retired faculty member of the College of Music. He died September 19 at the age of 72, after a long battle with cancer. Dr. Feliciano was a composer, conductor and educator, one of the main figures bringing worldwide awareness of the Philippines’ indigenous music. His most well known works included operas and music dramas like “La Loba Negra”, “Ashen Wings”, “Sikhay sa Kabila ng Paalam”, as well as chorale pieces like “Pokpok Alimpako”, “Pamugun” and “Salimbayan”, favorites of Filipino chorale groups when they would perform locally and internationally. Feliciano taught at the College of Music from 1969 to 1972 and from 1980 to 1986. He devoted much of his later life to the Asian Institute for Liturgy and Music (AILM), which he founded in 1980, and has become well known, and loved by church musicians. Feliciano was declared National Artist by the Office of the President just last June 20, and honored, together with another College of Music faculty Dr. Ramon Santos, in a tribute last month. He was unable to attend because he was already ill. Feliciano will be buried today, September 25, 2014, at the Libingan ng mga Bayani. Michael Lim Tan, DVM, PhD Chancellor University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City Philippines Latest Linggo ng Parangal 2021 moved to June 21-25 2021 Parangal sa Mag-aaral Gawad Tsanselor 2021 Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Suhay: Seremonya ng Pagbubukas |
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https://upd.edu.ph/manuel-conde-defining-a-cinema-for-the-filipino/ | Manuel Conde: defining a cinema for the Filipino - University of the Philippines Diliman | Manuel Conde: defining a cinema for the Filipino Haidee C. Pineda - Diliman Information Office March 02, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus (MAR. 2)—It was fate that brought Manuel Conde, one of the seven National Artists for Film, to filmmaking. When he missed the boat that will take him to Java, Indonesia to work as a junior geologist, he was invited by Carlos Vander Tolosa of LVN Pictures, Inc. (LVN) to be an assistant director. Christened Manuel Pabustan Urbano, Conde was born on Oct. 9, 1915 at Daet, Camarines Norte. In 2009, he was posthumously named National Artist for Film and Broadcast by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo. Conde is acknowledged by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts having “contributed in no small measure to the indigenization of the cinema, specifically: by assigning it a history and culture of its own; by revitalizing folk culture with urgent issues, fresh themes and new techniques; by depicting and critiquing Filipino customs, values and traditions according to the needs of the present; by employing and at the same time innovating on the traditional cinematic genres of his time; and by opening the local cinema to the world.” Dr. Nicanor G. Tiongson, in the lecture entitled “Usapang Pambansang Alagad ng Sining: Conde” held at the Claro M. Recto Hall, Faculty Center on Feb. 2, said Conde was the youngest of three boys and two girls and was orphaned at an early age. He grew up poor and for him to be able to watch movies in cinemas, “Nagma-mop siya sa labas ng sinehan. Naglilinis siya para makapanood siya.” CMC Professor Emeritus and former dean Dr. Nicanor G. Tiongson A professor emeritus and former College of Mass Communication (CMC) dean, Tiongson is a well-known critic, creative writer and academic scholar. His lecture discussed Conde’s biographical highlights (early years, Manila to Hollywood, the LVN hits, the social-political films and the last years), four representative films and his contribution to the creation of a Filipino cinema. Biographical highlights. According to Tiongson, Conde went to Manila to study Geological Engineering at Adamson University. In 1935, he worked for Philippine Films without pay just for experience—sweeping the studio, cleaning the latrine, doing carpentry and performing as a stuntman for P0.60 a day. He married Julita Salazar in 1938 and was blessed with seven children. Unknown to many, Conde’s costumes for his epic movies were made by his wife. Conde co-wrote his first ever film script with Carlos Vander Tolosa for LVN’s first movie “Giliw” Ko in 1939. Tiongson said for his directorial debut, LVN’s Doña Sisang (Narcisa de Leon) gave Conde “Sawing Gantimpala” which is based on the story of Aurora Quezon. “It was a hit. He was chosen by a local newspaper as best director for three consecutive years for ‘Maginoong Takas’, ‘Hiyas ng Dagat’ and ‘Caviteño’.” CMC dean Dr. Elena E. Pernia presented a plaque of Recognition for Manuel Conde to his son Jun Urbano (a.k.a Mr. Shooli of Mongolian Barbeque). Conde became friends with Carlos ‘Botong’ Francisco when they evacuated to Angono with Botong’s family in 1944 during the Japanese occupation in the Philippines. Then, instead of films, he directed plays such as “Kayumanggi,” “Timbangang Bakal,” “Bakya mo Neneng” and “Dadalisay” where he first collaborated with Botong who painted the stage backdrops. Botong became his very important collaborator and bosom friend. In 1983, Botong was named National Artist for Visual Arts. In 1947, Conde established the Manuel Conde Productions and produced notable films such as “Juan Tamad” (1947) “Juan Daldal” (1948), “Vende Cristo” (1948), “Prinsipe Paris” (1949), “Siete Infantes de Lara” (1950), “Genghis Khan” (1950), “Krus na Kawayan” (1956), “Juan Tamad Goes to Congress” (1959), “Juan Tamad Goes to Society” (1960), “Si Juan Tamad at si Juan Masipag sa Politikang Walang Hanggan” (1963) and “Molave” (1961). He won four awards in the Philippines Herald’s movie popularity polls (Most Popular Male Star, Most Popular Character Actor, Most Popular Director and his movie “Siete Infastes de Lara” as Most Popular Picture in the Philippines) with the help of Julita. Genghis Khan movie poster (Photo source: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/276978/lifestyle/film-review-return-of-the-king-manuel-conde-s-genghis-khan) When Conde’s internationally acclaimed film “Genghis Khan” was shown in the Consolidated Film Industries in Hollywood, USA, in 1951, famous scriptwriter James Agee saw the film and was so impressed by it that he called it a masterpiece. According to Tiongson, Agee re-edited the film, wrote a narration in English and convinced Conde to join the competition in Venice, Italy. “Genghis Khan” competed for the Golden Lion Award in the 1952 Venice Film Festival and got rave reviews and special awards. He produced the social and political films from 1959 to 1963, among them three Juan Tamad series which Tiongson considered “radical and very dangerous at that time” but were “commercial and artistic success and define Conde’s image in Filipino cinema.” It was also during that time that his eldest son, Jun Urbano (popularly known as Mr. Shooli of the hit TV show “Mongolian Barbeque”), was already helping him with the script. Four representative films. In his filmmaking career that spanned more than three decades, Conde directed about 40 films. According to Tiongson, these films maybe categorized in four genres: romantic and musical comedies, costume epics, melodramas and political satires. Tiongson said Conde’s best romantic comedy is “Pilipino Kostum: No Touch” starring Mario Montenegro and Emma Alegre, “whose conflict is not only between the rich and the poor but also between urbanized and rural values, and between the modern American and traditional Hispanic traditions as embodied in the modern Arturo (Montenegro) and the conservative Adeling (Alegre). Conde was also known for his ambitious costume epics. “Conde’s costume pictures derive stories from ancient narratives from Europe and other foreign countries usually focusing on the love between the princes and the princesses and the machinations of their rivals in love, the intrigues of court or between the leaders of two or more kingdoms,” Tiongson said. The film “Genghis Khan” is the most famous of Conde’s costume epics. The costumes were designed by Botong Francisco. Meanwhile, Tiongson cited “Molave” as an example of Conde’s drama/melodrama films which he invested with socio-economic issues. The said genre “revolves around individuals and their personal relationships and conflicts with others. In view of the serious or even tragic tone, the melodrama has a convoluted plot with violent confrontations, betrayals and murders, all these in a Baroque narrative that nevertheless manages to end with good triumphing over evil.” The audience watching Conde’s “Genghis Khan” film at the CMC Dap-ay. Of all the film genres, the political satire is the genre identified with Conde “because it was he who pioneered and exemplified the imaginatively use of folklore for contemporary political commentary and specifically, the use of the pusong or trickster Juan Tamad as the mouthpiece of the people,” Tiongson said. “In defining Juan Tamad films, the pusong delivers the political messages. All the characters are caricatures being exaggerated representations of certain virtues or vices. Set ‘pre-colonial times,’ these films feature the campy native costume design by Botong Francisco and executed by Conde’s wife, Julita,” he said. Of the Juan Tamad films, “Juan Tamad Goes to Congress” proved to be the most critical and financial success. Defining cinema for the Filipino. Films such as “Sietes Infantes De Lara,” “Ibong Adarna” and “Prinsipe Teñoso” are example of how Conde invested local cinema with a distinct cultural history by translating to the silver screen the age old stories that lowland Filipinos passed on from generation to generation. Conde also portrayed and revaluated in his films the contemporary manners and morals of the country as depicted in the movie “Pilipino Kostum: No Touch” (1955) which highlighted the collision between old Hispanic and the new Americanized culture. Tiongson added that in transforming the traditional cinematic genres, Conde “constantly upgrade and update these genres according to the needs audience and the times.” For instance, he introduced a new form of romantic comedy called “sophisticated comedy” which “drew humor not from slapstick or physical deformities of comedians but from witty dialog and the humor inherent in or proceeding from the situation of characters. Such are the type of comedy in films like ‘Señorito’ where he played the role of Señorito with Delia Razon,” Tiongson said. He also opened doors of opportunities for local cinema to be known internationally with his films “Genghis Khan” and “Sigfredo.” Tiongson said Conde went beyond the usual narrative, traditional genres and ventured into subject matter that would have been too monumental by the average producer. The prolific director retired from the movies “because he could not stomach directing without a script. Kasi uso na noon, 1960s ito, iyung independent producers who made money from just the superstars they hired. Very often, walang script,” Tiongson added. He received many awards despite his retirement. He received the Natatanging Gawad Urian in 1978; the Philippine Artist Hall of Fame Award in 1980 and Walang Kupas Award in 1983. Conde passed away on August 11, 1985 at age 69 from heart attack. In retrospect, Tiongson said “it becomes evident that the contributions of Manuel Conde to the Philippinization of the cinema proceeds precisely from his character as a trickster who like all visionary artists must dismantle and demolish the here and now in order to build a new order of things that comes closer to the ideal. For his vision of a more equitable society, for his unwavering commitment to country and the filmic art, Manuel Conde deserves the title which his contemporary says attached to his name in the 1950s, Conde the Magnificent.” Also present during the lecture was Conde’s son Jun Urbano who shared his thoughts on his father. After the lecture, two of Conde’s films, namely, “Señorito” and “Genghis Khan” were shown publicly at the College of Mass Communication Dap-ay on Feb. 3 and Feb. 4, respectively, as part of the “UPD Month 2016: Panahon ng Luwalhati” celebration. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/ugnayan-abril-mayo-2016/ | UGNAYAN Abril-Mayo 2016 - University of the Philippines Diliman | UGNAYAN Abril-Mayo 2016 Diliman Information Office April 01, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus Ugnayan Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman (Ugnayan) is a publication of the UP Diliman Information Office under the Office of the Chancellor, UP Diliman. Its editorial office is located at 2/F University Theater (Villamor Hall), Osmeña Avenue, UP Diliman, Quezon City, with telephone numbers 981-8500 loc. 3982/3983, telefax 924-1881/924-1882, email address upd.ugnayan@gmail.com. Ugnayan accepts announcements of activities and call for papers of UPD academic and administrative units and student organizations. Text should not exceed 400 words and must contain the title of the event, venue, date and time of the activity, contact information of the organizing group and ticket prize, if applicable. Photos should be in jpeg format, 200 dpi. CLICK PDF Schedules are subject to change without prior notice. For confirmation of program schedules, pleasecoordinate with concerned organizers using contact information indicated in each activity. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/mula-sa-abo-ng-faculty-center-bangon-cal-cssp/ | Mula sa abo ng Faculty Center: “Bangon CAL-CSSP!” - University of the Philippines Diliman | Mula sa abo ng Faculty Center: “Bangon CAL-CSSP!” Kevin Brandon E. Saure - Diliman Information Office April 04, 2016 | UPDate Online > CampusNag-alay ng mga awit para sa mga guro sina Prop. Glecy Atienza at Bobet Mendoza kasama ang GuSi at Alyansa. Limang oras ng pagtatanghal na pinamagatang “Bangon CAL-CSSP” ang ginanap sa Academic Oval sa harap ng Faculty Center, Abril 3 bilang pag-alaala sa nasunog na gusali at bilang panawagan para sa pagbangon. Ang programa ay inorganisa nina Dr. Amihan Bonifacio-Ramolete, dekana ng Kolehiyo ng Arte at Literatura (KAL) at Dr. Grace Aguiling-Dalisay, dekana ng Kolehiyo ng Agham Panlipunan at Pilosopiya (KAPP). Dinaluhan ito ng mga fakulti at kawani kasama ang mga estudyante, alumni at iba pang bahagi ng komunidad ng UP Diliman (UPD). Ginanap ang programa mula ika-2 ng hapon hanggang 7:30 ng gabi. Talumpati at tula ang ibinahagi ni Propesor Emeritus Domingo Landicho. Sinimulan ang pagtitipon sa isang misa sa pangunguna ni Fr. Robert Reyes kung saan sama-samang nagdasal ang mga dumalo para sa “pamamahinga” ng naturang tahanan ng fakulti ng KAL at apat na departamento ng KAPP. Sinundan ito ng isang programa tampok ang pagtatanghal ng UP Singing Ambassadors, STLO at Kontemporaryong Gamelan Pilipino (Kontra-GaPi). Naghandog din ng awitin at musika ang mga estudyante at alumni ng Theater Arts at Dulaang UP gayundin sina Njel De Mesa, Dong Abay, Lance Reblando, Roegene Gonzales, Jehu Laniog at Jeff Pagaduan. Nag-alay ng awit para sa mga kapwa guro si Prop. Glecy Atienza, fakulti ng Departamento ng Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas (DFPP), kasama si Bobet Mendoza at ang Guro sa Sining ng Bayan (GuSi ng Bayan) at Alyansa. Tatlong piyesa tungkol sa saya, lungkot at pag-asa mula sa Maguindanao naman ang tinugtog ni Prop. Reginald Cruz, fakulti ng Departamento ng Antropolohiya, gamit ang kulintang na yari sa kawayan. “Bangon CAL-CSSP” freedom wall. Tula at talumpati ang ipinamalas nina Prop. Luna Sicat-Cleto at Propesor Emeritus Domingo Landicho, kapwa mula sa DFPP. Sa talumpati ni Landicho, hiniling niya na malayo sa Alzheimer’s Disease nang sa gayon ay patuloy pa siyang makapagtula sa ngalan ng FC. “…Kita’y muling hahanapin. Kita’y muling yayakapin. Isa kang babaeng kapita-pitagan. Isa kang babaeng laging mamahalin— habang nabubuhay, habang ang puso ko’y may kibot. Mahal na Faculty Center… ikaw sa ami’y walang kamatayan,” sambit ni Landicho. Nagbahagi naman ng mga kuwento at alaala ng FC sina Harlene Bautista at Kanakan Balintagos, kapwa alumni ng KAL; Prop. Kerby Alvarez, fakulti ng Departamento ng Kasaysayan; at Dr. Gisela Concepcion, bise presidente para sa gawaing akademiko ng UP. Sa pangwakas na mensahe ni Dr. Michael L. Tan, tsanselor ng UPD, nanawagan siya na tipunin ang mga kuwentong naganap at tungkol sa FC. “We will get those stories together so that others [will] remember the very good times we’ve had in this great, great hall,” ani Tan. Ang UP Singing Ambassadors. “We know that the young ones are the most affected here. We will do everything we can to help reconstruct our lives. Not so much the building, but the lives and memories that we all have,” pagtatapos ni Tan. Nagwakas ang programa sa isang community dancing na tinugtugan ng Kontra-GaPi at pinangunahan ni Astarte Abraham. Naging tagapagpadaloy ng programa sina Beverly Siy at Prop. Vim Nadera ng DFPP. Ipinanawagan sa programa na magkaisa ang komunidad sa pagbangon ng FC sa pamamagitan ng pagtulong sa mga kawani nito at sa kaguruan ng KAL at KAPP. Maaaring tumulong sa pamamagitan ng mga sumusunod: pagbibigay ng kopya ng tesis ng mga alumni, readings at libro, mga mesa, silya, kabinet at iba pang gamit panturo at sa pag-aaral. Madaling araw ng Abril 1 nang nilamon ng apoy ang FC. Tinupok ng sunog ang ikatlo at ikalawang palapag at ilang bahagi ng unang palapag ng gusali. Sa ngayon ay wala pang opisyal na resulta ang imbestigasyon patungkol sa sanhi ng sunog. Nanguna sa misa para sa FC at komunidad ng UPD si Fr. Robert Reyes. Ang FC ang tahanan ng limang departamento ng KAL: English Studies and Comparative Literature, Art Studies, Speech Communication and Theater Arts, European Languages at Filipino at Panitikan ng Pilipinas; at ng apat na departamento ng KAPP: Pilosopiya, Linggwistiks, Antropolohiya at Kasaysayan. Dito matatagpuan ang opisina ng kaguruan ng mga nabanggit na departamento. Nasa FC rin ang mahahalagang pasilidad ng UPD katulad ng Claro M. Recto Hall, Teatro Hermogenes Ylagan, Arcellana Reading Room, Cecilio Lopez Arkayb ng mga Wika sa Pilipinas , Institute of Creative Writing, Biblioteca Pablo K. Botor, Silid Amado V. Hernandez, mga aklatan at audio-visual room. Community Dance para sa FC sa pangunguna ng Kontra-GaPi. Kinonseptwalisa ang FC noong 1964 sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni Pangulo Carlos Romulo. Dinisenyo ito ni Carlos Domingo Arguelles at naipatayo sa tulong ng Rockefeller Foundation. Noong 1969, nagsimula itong maging tahanan ng fakulti mula sa agham panlipunan at humanidades. Nagsilbi rin itong lunan ng mga diskusyon na nagdulot sa pagkakatatag ng UP System noong 1972. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/ovcaa-now-has-8-offices/ | OVCAA now has 8 offices - University of the Philippines Diliman | OVCAA now has 8 offices Chi A. Ibay - Diliman Information Office April 22, 2016 | UPDate Online > CampusOffice of the University Registrar The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (OVCAA) has been revitalized with the UP Board of Regents’ approval of the unit’s proposed restructuring at its 1316th Meeting on Mar. 31. The restructuring involves institutionalizing three offices, namely the General Education Center (GEC), Office of Field Activities (OFA) and the Office of International Linkages (OIL) and “expanding the services of, restructuring and/or renaming the five current offices,” the proposal noted. Prior to its restructuring, five offices comprised the OVCAA, namely the Office of the Director for Instruction (ODI) created in 1992, the Office of the University Registrar (OUR), the University Library (UL), the Diliman Interactive Learning Center (DILC, 2003) and the Office of Extension Coordination (OEC). The OVCAA and its offices are tasked with the development and implementation of globally competitive programs, systems and mechanisms for instruction, curriculum, and education technology that ensure the attainment of UP Diliman’s goals and objectives. New offices. The creation of the GEC stems from the importance of GE reform and the long-expressed need for a GE center. “It will support the administration to monitor and evaluate GE programs, but teaching is not its function,” said Dr. Benito M. Pacheco, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, in an interview in March. On the other hand, OIL Diliman is envisioned as “a key force in UPD’s quest for academic excellence and social innovation through the promotion of academic and cultural exchanges. It shall provide an environment that allows the UPD community to actively and competently engage in global level pursuits,” notes the OVCAA Offices Sept. 2015 Midterm Report. From one section at OVCAA, OIL Diliman will become a full-fledged office concerned with everything international, Pacheco said. Meanwhile, the OFA will “oversee all local academic out-of-classroom activities that are part of the students’ curriculum, both in the undergraduate and graduate levels,” the Report states. It shall continuously provide expert advising, assistance and networking opportunities to academic units that will guarantee the quality of learning and exposure of students in the field (as required in their curriculum) while ensuring compliance of these activities with the University’s operational policies and guidelines. However, “if the immersion or the on-the-job training is abroad, it will fall under OIL Diliman,” Pacheco said. Restructured/redefined offices. Two bigger offices, the OUR and UL, will not change drastically but are being reorganized for better efficiency, Pacheco said. Functions of the ODI and DILC have also been redefined. From the conduct of teaching effectiveness seminars and monitoring of the SET (now the Student Evaluation of Teaching), the ODI, which is now the Office for the Advancement of Teaching (OAT), “will be involved in career tracking of the faculty, similar to functions of the Human Resource Development Office (HRDO). Unlike the HRDO that is concerned with the formalities of processing, hiring and promotions, OID will focus on the continuing education and training of faculty members, especially the younger ones. It is a major function or redefinition for ODI,” Pacheco said. Rather than functioning as “a boutique developing good applications,” DILC should become the main platform,” Pacheco said. According to its website, the DILC “supports the interactive learning process through the development and production of multimedia materials. It helps develop faculty expertise in the integration of new technologies in teaching and learning.” In addition, the National Service Training Program (NSTP) will also be realigned. “Rather than looking at it as an extra-curricular activity, which was why it was with the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, under the OVCAA, it is now viewed as a curricular activity,” Pacheco said. On the other hand, the OEC will continue to attend to local concerns, but will be transferred to the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development “in order to expand its activities relating to institutional extension projects and programs parallel with institutional research and creative works,” the proposal noted. According to the proposal, OVCAA’s new structure was the result of the review and evaluation process that began in 2014 participated by the Chancellor, the VCAA, heads and key staff members of the unit. Planning workshops were likewise held and tentative changes were gradually introduced and tested in coordination with the Office of the Chancellor, OVCRD and OVCSA. Prior to the BOR’s approval, the structure was pre-tested for close to two years with Program Development Associates and contractual staff with favorable outcomes. The OVCAA oversees three major concerns: Teaching, Curriculum and Education Technology. The proposal defines Teaching as referring to both the practitioner and the practice of teaching. It covers all initiatives that pertain to the concerns of the academic staff in their roles as facilitators of learning and teaching and as members of their home unit and of the larger UP community. Curriculum refers to the philosophy, principles, content, structure and implementation of the degree programs and their shared courses while Education Technology refers to the resources, services and tools that facilitate and enhance learning and teaching within and outside the classroom, including their development, application and promotion. Photo credit: https://letters2mindanao.wordpress.com/2009/06/02/sidetrip-mang-jimmys-up-diliman-and-cubao-expo/ Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/linggo-ng-parangal-2016/ | Linggo ng Parangal 2016 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Linggo ng Parangal 2016 Diliman Information Office May 16, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus Malawak at malalim ang kabuluhan ng hinabing tela sa maraming etnolinggwistikong pangkat sa kapuluan ng Pilipinas. Malawak dahil sa samu’t saring layon ng mga telang ito sa iba’t ibang panahon, lunan, at antas ng pamumuhay ng mga Pilipino: mula pagsilang hanggang pagtawid sa kabilang buhay. Malalim dahil ang gamit ng mga tela ay hindi lamang humahangga sa pagtaklob bilang panangga, kundi pagpapamalas din ng angking kakayahang lumikha ng mga bagong anyo o salaminin ang ginagalawang kapaligiran. Sa taong ito, ang habi ang kakatawan sa Linggo ng Parangal ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas Diliman. Sinisimbolo nito ang pagsasala-salabat ng mga kasapi ng pamayanan ng UP Diliman upang makabuo ng di-mapipilas na hangaring kumalinga sa sambayanan. Ang pagdakila ng Unibersidad sa mga kasapi nitong gaya ng telang nagbibigay-ginhawa sa katawan ay walang-humpay sa pagbibigay-karangalan at karilagan sa pamamagitan ng mga serye ng palatuntungang magbibigay-pugay sa mga natatanging guro, mag-aaral, REPS at kawani. 16 Mayo 2016, Lunes, 6 n.g., Harap ng Bulwagang Rizal (Faculty Center) Seremonya ng Pagbubukas: Pag-alaala at Parangal sa Lingkod Komunidad Mga piling larawan mula sa Seremonya ng Pagbubukas: Pag-alaala at Parangal sa Lingkod Komunidad 17 Mayo 2016, Martes, 2 n.h., Bulwagang Malcolm, Kolehiyo ng Batas Parangal sa Programang Ekstensiyon Mga piling larawan mula sa Parangal sa Programang Ekstensiyon 18 Mayo 2016, Miyerkules, 1 n.h., Teatro ng Unibersidad Parangal sa Mag-aaral Mga piling larawan mula sa Parangal sa Mag-aaral 19 Mayo 2016, Huwebes, 2 n.h., GT-Toyota Auditorium, Sentrong Asyano Parangal sa Retirado Mga piling larawan mula sa Retirado 20 Mayo 2016, Biyernes, 2 n.h., Awditoryum ng Linangan ng Biyolohiya Gawad Tsanselor Mga piling larawan mula sa Gawad Tsanselor Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/fc-remembered-as-linggo-ng-parangal-opens/ | FC remembered as Linggo ng Parangal opens - University of the Philippines Diliman | FC remembered as Linggo ng Parangal opens Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office May 18, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”14″ gal_title=”gallery one”] (May 18)—May 16 was a night of remembrance and beginnings at the Faculty Center (FC) as UP Diliman held the “Seremonya ng Pag-alaala at Parangal sa Lingkod Komunidad” to open Linggo ng Parangal 2016. The first part of the ceremony commemorated the loss of the FC that was ravaged by a fire in the early morning of April 1, consuming the third and fourth floors of the building and destroying precious research, teaching materials and personal effects of many professors from the College of Arts and Letters (CAL) and College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP). The first flight of steps leading to the FC entrance along Roxas Ave. served as stage for the evening, which began with with the UP Filipiniana Dance Group performing an “inim” or “pagdiwata,” a purification ritual of the Tagbanwa people of Palawan. Next, CAL Dean Amihan Bonifacio-Ramolete and CSSP Dean Grace Aguiling-Dalisay performed “Litanya ng Gunita,” where they ceremoniously recited the names of the various rooms and places inside the FC that were consumed by the fire. The next part of the program focused on the “Puso-Pusoan,” Obra ng Pag-alaala, an art installation by artist and UPD alumnus Toym Imao. The work was inspired by the tradition of “Puso-Pusoan,” the Easter morning ritual where an angel descends from a makeshift tower and removes the veil of a mourning mother Mary. In the installation work, a contemporary winged heart/phoenix takes the place of the angel that is suspended from an “open star” similar to the traditional papier mache’ “puso.” It is propped up from a steel and bamboo tower which has also a kind of “pabitin” structure where around 50 to 60 multi-colored tear drop flames illuminate the entire installation. It serves as both a visual metaphor of mourning and rebirth. The unveiling of the artwork was highlighted by poetry reading by National Artist for Literature Bienvenido Lumbera accompanied by College of Music professor Solaiman Jamisaolamin. It was followed by Alay-Gunita, featuring performances by the UP Dance Company, Jamisolamin and CAL students Liana Ilka Chase Salazar and Marynor Madamesila to the music of Ryan Cayabyab’s “Minsan ang Minahal ay Ako.” The second half of the evening began with the recognition of the units whose help and efforts were crucial during and after the FC fire: Barangay UP Campus, Barangay UP Campus Fire Brigade and the UPD Campus Maintenance Office (CMO). Each of the units were presented with a plaque of recognition. This was followed by a number by violinist and UPD alumnus John Lesaca, who performed “This is the Moment” by Frank Wildhorn and Leslie Bricusse from the musical “Jekyll and Hyde.” Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Benito M. Pacheco then officially introduced the awardees for Gawad Tsanselor 2016, who were present at the event. They are Neil Patrick S. Ferrer, Arizza S. Nocum, Raymond S. Velasco and John Paul delas Nieves (Gawad Tsanselor sa Natatanging Mag-aaral); Cesaria D. Juanillo, Luis G. Olid, Jr. (Gawad Tsanselor sa Natatanging Kawani); Elinor May K. Cruz, Elvira B. Lapuz and Risa L. Reyes (Gawad Tsanselor sa Natatanging REPS); Dr. Ramon G. Guillermo (Gawad Tsanselor sa Natatanging Mananaliksik sa Filipino); Dr. Jose Maria P. Balmaceda (College of Science), Alonzo A. Gabriel (College of Home Economics), Eulalio R. Guieb III (College of Mass Communication) (Gawad Tsanselor sa Natatanging Guro). The evening was concluded by UPD Chancellor Michael Tan, who commended support units and staff like the CMO and building administrators as well as Barangay UP Campus, who were of great help in quelling and watching over the FC in the days after April 1. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/5-upd-faculty-in-the-new-admin/ | 5 UPD Faculty in the new admin - University of the Philippines Diliman | 5 UPD Faculty in the new admin Jo. Florendo Lontoc - Diliman Information Office June 02, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus President Rodrigo Duterte’s Cabinet when he starts his term of office on June 30, 2016 will include five experts from the University of the Philippines faculty. more… Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/four-national-artists-at-up-diliman-month/ | Four National Artists at UP Diliman Month - University of the Philippines Diliman | Four National Artists at UP Diliman Month Diliman Information Office January 17, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus The lives and works of four National Artists of the Philippines are at the heart of Panahon ng Luwalhati, UP Diliman’s celebration of the arts and culture month in February. The featured artists, all of whom observed their birth centennial in 2015, are: Lamberto Avellana, conferred National Artist for Theater and Film in 1976, the first double awardee in the history of the award; Manuel Conde (Film, 2009), Severino Montano (Theater, 2001) and Nestor Vicente Madali (NVM) Gonzalez (Literature, 1997). This year, as the University celebrates the beginning of artists’ second century, the festivities draw inspiration from Gonzalez’s novel “A Season of Grace,” which “counters the myth of the Philippines’ lost native past and cultural weakness in the face of foreign dominance,” notes goodreads.com. The selected works, highlighting the artists’ contributions to the development of Philippine arts and letters, comprise four films, two theater productions and three concerts featuring some of the University’s renowned performing groups. Film. The films are Conde’s “Señorito” (1953) and “Genghis Khan” (1950); and Avellana’s “Anak Dalita” (1957) and “Portrait of the Artist as Filipino” (1965). In “Señorito,” a father hires a woman to pose as a rich person and use her charms to change his son’s wild ways. While the ruse succeeds, the two fall in love, which is against the father’s rules. Meanwhile, “Genhis Khan” narrates how Temujin builds an army and conquers many lands to earn the title Genhis Kahn, meaning “king without peer,” but becomes enslaved by his love for his opponent’s daughter. “Anak Dalita” tells of a war hero from Korea who returns to find his mother dying. When his mother dies, he is befriended by a prostitute with a golden heart who takes care of him, but eventually both fall into a deeper relationship. On the other hand, “Portrait” is based on what is considered the “most important Filipino play in English” by Nick Joaquin, another National Artist for Literature. Set in 1941 in Intramuros, it is the story of the Marasigan sisters and their father and their efforts to overcome financial setbacks amidst changing cultures and identities brought by new Western ideals. Conde’s films will be screened at the Dap-ay of the College of Mass Communication at 7 p.m. on Feb 3 and 4, respectively. Avellana’s films will be at the College of Architecture auditorium at 7 p.m. on Feb. 10 and 11, respectively. All films are free and open to the public. Theater. Montano’s “The Ladies and the Senator” and Gonzalez’s “The Bread of Salt” (1958) will also be staged. A comedy, Montano’s work relates the visit of Senator Anthony Maripal to the United States, where he is feted by the Filipino Women’s Club of Washington DC, unaware that the ladies had planned to can rob him of the money he has stolen from the Filipino people. Tess Jamias directs the play and stars Kat Castillo, Natasha Cabrera, Krystle Valentino and other UPD alumni. Playdates are on Feb. 16 and 17 with shows at 3 and 7 p.m. at the University Theater. Tickets are at P150 and are available at the Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA). Meanwhile, Teatrong Mulat ng Pilipinas mounts a puppet play on Gonzalez’s short story of a 14 year-old boy infatuated with the niece of a rich plantation owner. Directed by Amihan B. Ramolete with puppets designed by Sig Pecho, the puppet play is slated for Feb. 24, at 3 and 7 p.m. at the Bulwagan ng Dangal. Tickets are available at OICA for p150. Concerts. Three performing groups will take the spotlight: the UP Dance Company (UPDC), the UP Varsity Pep Squad (Pep) and the UP Cherubim and Seraphim (UPCS). On Feb. 13, the Pep presents “Utak at Puso: The UP Varsity Pep Squad Honors the National Artists” at 3 and 7 p.m. at the UP Theater. The concert features the Pep’s winning routines in various competitions locally and abroad. “Wanderer in the Night of the World,” a compilation of Gonzalez’s poems published by the University Press in 2015, is the inspiration behind the dance concert by the UPDC, to be staged on Feb.22 at the University Theater stage at 4 and 7:30 p.m. The concert is directed by Angela Lawenko-Baguilat. On Feb, 19, the UPCS performs “Konsyerto: Bawat Bata, Artista” at 3 and 7 p.m. at the UP Theater stage. The concert features music by Lucio San Pedro and Ramon Santos, both declared as National Artists for Music. Concert tickets are at P150, P200 and P200, respectively, and are available at OICA. A season pass for all ticketed events is at P600 and is available at OICA at http://www.oica.upd.edu.ph/ and https://www.facebook.com/updiliman.oica/ or call 981-8500 local 2659. Other events. In addition, art scholars and practitioners have been invited to open and enlarge conversations on the lives and the contributions of the chosen artists on contemporary Filipino society in “Usapang Pambansang Alagad ng Sining” at Pulungang Recto at 2:30 p.m. every Tuesday in February for Conde, Avellana, Montano and Gonzalez, respectively. The lectures are free and open the public. The National Commission for Culture and the Arts will also launch the NVM Gonzalez special commemorative stamp at the UP Theater Lobby at 2 p.m. on Feb. 22. The public is also invited to Bodabil sa Kampus, the festival’s opening ceremonies featuring Ms. Bituin Escalante, Natasha Cabrera, the UP Dancesport Society and the UP Jazz Ensemble. Living National Artists will also be honored at the event, which will be held on Feb. 1, 6 p.m. at the University Amphitheater. The highlight of the ceremony will be the unveiling of billboard artworks installed around the campus dedicated to Conde, Avellana, Montano and Gonzalez. “Gabi ng Luwahati” will close the festivities on Feb. 26, 7 p.m. at the University Theater. The event is a reimagined bodabil in the contemporary times, featuring Virgilio Almario, National Artist for Literature and Juan Miguel Severo, PJ Rebullida, JM Cabling, Al Garcia and Jeffrey Hidalgo. National Artist. The rank and title of National Artist is conferred to a Filipino citizen through a Presidential Proclamation in recognition of his or her significant contributions in the fields of Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts, Literature, Film and Broadcast Arts and Architecture and Allied Arts. Avellana (Feb. 12, 1915 – Apr. 25, 1991), known as “The Boy Wonder of Philippine Movies,” “was the first to use the motion picture camera to establish a point of view, a move that revolutionized the techniques of film narration,” notes the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. He received the Grand Prix at the Asian Film Festival in Hong Kong for his film “Anak Dalita” in 1957 and in 1954, was the first Filipino to have his film (Kandelerong Pilak) shown at the Cannes International Film Festival. Born Manuel Urbano, Conde (Oct. 9, 1915 – Aug.11, 1985) was an actor, director and producer. He put up his own movie company, Manuel Conde Pictures in 1947 to direct and produce age-old Filipino stories that depict the distinct cultural history of the Philippines such as “Ibong Adarna” and “Prinsipe Tenoso” both in 1941, notes the Commission. Montano (Jan. 3, 1915 – Dec. 12, 1980) was a playwright, actor and theater organizer. He organized Arena Theater in 1952 at the Philippine Normal College, institutionalizing ‘legitimate theater’ in the Philippines. He also trained and directed the new generation of dramatists such as Rolando S. Tinio, Emmanuel Borlaza, Joonee Gamboa and Behn Cervantes. Gonzalez (September 8, 1915 – November 28, 1999) articulated the Filipino spirit in rural, urban landscapes. He was UP’s International-Writer-In-Residence in 1988 and a member of the Board of Advisers of the UP Creative Writing Center. His major works include “The Winds of April,” “Seven Hills Away” and “Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and Other Stories.” A UP faculty member for 18 years, Gonzalez was one of two people to teach at UP without holding a degree. In 1987, UP conferred on him an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. The full calendar of events is at the UP Diliman website at upd.edu.ph. Full details on specific events are at the OICA website at http://www.oica.upd.edu.ph/ Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/civil-service-sets-up-one-stop-shop-for-government-transactions-at-upd/ | Civil Service sets up one-stop shop for government transactions at UPD - University of the Philippines Diliman | Civil Service sets up one-stop shop for government transactions at UPD Diliman Information Office January 21, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus Services of the BIR, DFA, GSIS, LTO, NBI, PhilHealth and other government offices available at Palma Hall from Jan 25-27 courtesy of the CSC’s Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) Caravan 2016 ARTA Caravan in UP Diliman PDF Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/arta-caravan-luzon-leg-kicks-off-at-upd/ | ARTA caravan Luzon leg kicks off at UPD - University of the Philippines Diliman | ARTA caravan Luzon leg kicks off at UPD Mariamme D. Jadloc - Diliman Information Office January 26, 2016 | UPDate Online > CampusCSC Chair Alicia dela Rosa-Bala and UP President Alfredo E. Pascual (left and second from left) check out the onsite service of the National Bureau of Investigation. (JAN. 26)—Close to 20 government agencies participated in the Luzon leg of the Anti-Red Tape Act (ARTA) Caravan launched Jan. 25 at the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy at UP Diliman. With the theme “#KontraRedTape: Kabataan, Kaakibat sa Mahusay na Pamamahala,” the UPD leg of the ARTA caravan until Jan. 27 aims to raise awareness on good governance and public service particularly to students from Metro Manila and the rest of Luzon. The caravan had onsite services by selected agencies such as the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), Land Transportation Office. Early participants were able to avail of their services like applications for tax identification number (BIR), clearance (NBI) and passport (DFA). The services were well received by the UPD community. The 3-day event also includes a series of programs to build awareness on ARTA. Bala At the opening ceremonies, Civil Service Commission (CSC) Chair Alicia dela Rosa-Bala said through the ARTA caravan, citizens are given the chance to be part of the solution in the collective fight against red tape. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines “red tape” as an official routine or procedure marked by excessive complexity which results in delay or inaction. “You are fulfilling your civic duty of making your government accountable to you as a citizen. You can become part of the solution… The fight against red tape is a battle we can win. Demand-driven accountability requires greater responsiveness from public officials and service providers,” she said. Citizens can be more than passive receivers when they want to be involved, when they do not only want a government that works but a government that works for and with them. To exact accountability, there must be vigilant groups. Dela Rosa-Bala called the public to give feedback to government agencies so as to also determine if the government upholds the principles of good governance: accountability, transparency and participation. At the opening ceremonies, UPD Chancellor Michael L. Tan in his message addressed a recent article published at the “Philippine Daily Inquirer” with UP labeled as a “University of Pila.” He clarified that even as UP still deals with issues on red tape because of legal matters, the long queues of students is not about red tape, but of enlistment choices that students taking up general education subjects must make, the sections of which are at least 70. The Chancellor is looking forward to a smoother computerization setup at UP which will result in a queue-less enlistment or a “No Pila” future. Present at the opening ceremonies were the heads of CSC, officials of UP System and Diliman including President Alfredo E. Pascual and Chancellor Michael L. Tan, and guests from various government agencies as well as officials and students of other universities and schools nationwide. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/rosa-maria-icagasi-77/ | Rosa Maria Icagasi, 77 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Rosa Maria Icagasi, 77 Diliman Information Office February 02, 2016 | UPDate Online > CampusPhoto from: https://www.facebook.com/rosamaria.magno.9?fref=ts (Jan. 29)—Professor Rosa Maria Icagasi, retired College of Arts and Letters (CAL) professor, passed away on Jan. 21. She was 77. Icagasi was a faculty member at CAL’s Department of Art Studies when she retired on June 16, 2003. A poet, a painter and a composer, Icagasi taught in UP Los Banos; UP Manila, where she served as Division of Humanities Chair (1973-1974) and UP Diliman, where she served as Assistant to the CAL dean (1986-1987). Her research interests included images of women, the lost of art of betel-nut Containers, Pangasinan Literature and the Arts, among others. Icagasi earned the AB English from UP (1960); the MA in Humanities from the University of Chicago (1969) and MA in Spanish from Instituto de Cultura Hispanica, Madrid, Spain (1976). —CAL Department of Art Studies Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/cayetano-w-paderanga-67/ | Cayetano W. Paderanga Jr., 67 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Cayetano W. Paderanga Jr., 67 Diliman Information Office February 02, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus Economics professor passed away on Jan. 29. Read tributes at ABS-CBN News GMA News Manila Bulletin Philippine Daily Inquirer Philippine Star Rappler UPD School of Economics UP Center for Integrative and Development Studies (UP-CIDS) Bankers Institute of the Philippines Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/martin-v-gregorio-74/ | Martin V. Gregorio, 74 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Martin V. Gregorio, 74 Diliman Information Office February 02, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus Spanish professor passed away on Feb. 2. Interaksyon Philippine Star Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/prof-naida-u-rivera-69/ | Prof. Naida U. Rivera, 69 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Prof. Naida U. Rivera, 69 Diliman Information Office February 22, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus (FEB. 22)—Dr. Naida U. Rivera, retired professor at the UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL), passed away on Feb. 19 due to pneumonia. She was 69. Rivera joined the faculty of the Department of English and Comparative Literature (DECL) in 1974. After her retirement in 2010, she continued to teach as a Professorial Lecturer until her demise. She taught English General Education courses as well as courses in British literature both in the undergraduate and graduate levels. She also served as the DECL chair from 2006 to 2009. According to CAL, necrological mass will be held for the late professor on Feb. 23, 4 p.m., at the Funeraria Nacional, G. Araneta Ave., Quezon City. —Haidee C. Pineda, with reports from DECL Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/cs-inaugurates-administration-building/ | CS inaugurates Administration Building - University of the Philippines Diliman | CS inaugurates Administration Building Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office February 18, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus (Feb. 16)—The National Science Complex (NSC) project has been finally completed. In simple ceremonies, the College of Science (CS) Administration Building, the concluding structure of the NSC, was inaugurated on Feb. 15. The NSC, established through Executive Order No. 583 on Dec. 8, 2006, is located in a 21.9-hectare land in the southeast portion of UPD built to provide a nurturing and enabling environment for Filipino scientists and researchers as well as students in the basic and applied sciences and mathematics. In his welcome remarks, CS dean Dr. Jose Maria P. Balmaceda said “the building is the last major infrastructure project from the P1.6 billion allocation from the National Government approved in 2006 to develop the NSC and released in several tranches in the succeeding years.” The building was designed by the TCGI Engineers following the general conceptual design and guidelines set by the Office of the Campus Architect (OCA). According to OCA, the building adopted and showcased a modern design and green building concepts. All spaces incorporated energy efficient design concepts particularly in lighting, cooling and ventilation. The new CS Administration Building houses the offices of the dean, associate deans, college secretary and CS’ Science and Society Program. It connects to the Computational Science Research Center, home to the CS Student Council and Materials Science and Engineering Program. The old CS Administration Building now serves as the College library. The event was attended by UP President Alfredo Pascual, Faculty Regent Philip Ian P. Padilla, UPD Chancellor Michael L. Tan, UPD Vice Chancellor for Research and Development Fidel Nemenzo, Department of Science and Technology Undersecretary Dr. Amelia P. Guevara, former UPD Chancellor and CS founding dean Dr. Roger Posadas, UPD faculty members, REPS, staff and students. — Bino Gamba, photo by Leonardo Reyes Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-month-2016-celebrates-4-national-artists/ | UPD Month 2016 celebrates 4 National Artists - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD Month 2016 celebrates 4 National Artists Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office February 03, 2016 | UPDate Online > CampusThe UP Jazz Ensemble (February 3)—UP Diliman Month 2016 opened with great fanfare on Feb. 1, 6 p.m. at the University Amphitheater with a ceremony inspired by a Filipino theatre tradition, the Bodabil. “Panahon ng Luwalhati,” the month-long festivities pay tribute to the lives and works of four National Artists: Manuel Conde (Film), Lamberto Avellana (Film and Theatre), Severino Montano (Theatre) and NVM Gonzalez (Literature). All of them were born in 1915. The theme is derived from Gonzalez’s short story, “A Season of Grace.” Bodabil sa Kampus. To usher in UPD Month, the Office of the Chancellor through the Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA), the UP Theatre Complex and the UP Diliman Information Office staged “Bodabil sa Kampus.” Popular OPM artist and UP alumna Bituin Escalante singing the Bodabil classic “Balut.” The ceremony which was open to the public featured performances from the UP DanceSport Society, UP Speech Communication Association (UP SPECA), UPD alumnae Phoebe Bitoon, Natasha Cabrera and Bituin Escalante. All throughout the night the UP Jazz Ensemble under the baton of Prof. Rayben Maigue provided the energy and soundtracks with jazz music from the 1920s to the 1930s. Attendees were encouraged to come in their best 1920s/1930s attire. Bodabil is an indigenized form of vaudeville, a type of variety entertainment popular in the United States and Canada up to the early 1930s featuring separate, unrelated acts such as singing, dancing, comedy, juggling and magic. Bodabil was the theatre art form popular during the youth of Conde, Montano, Gonzalez and Avellano. The heart of the program was UPD’s recognition of the country’s National Artists. Plaques of appreciation were given to 13 National Artists or relatives/representatives present at the ceremony. Natasha Cabrera sings “Tayog ng Haraya.” According to the Official Gazette website, National Artists embody “the nation’s highest ideals in humanism and aesthetic expression through the distinct achievements of individual citizens.” The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) defines the Order of National Artists as “…the highest national recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of Philippine arts; namely, Music, Dance, Theater, Visual Arts, Literature, Film, Broadcast Arts, and Architecture and Allied Arts.” Four living National Artists graced the event: Benedicto Cabrera (Visual Arts, conferred 2006), F. Sionil José (Literature, conferred 2001), Bienvenido Lumbera (Literature, conferred 2006) and Ramon Santos (Music, conferred 2014). Napoleon Abueva (Sculpture), Cirilo Bautista (Literature), Alice Reyes (Dance) were represented by either relatives or friends. Featured four. Avellana was represented by daughter Ivi Avellana-Cosio, son Lamberto Avellana Jr. and granddaughter Ina Avellana-Cosio. Avellana (Feb. 12, 1915–Apr. 25, 1991), known as “The Boy Wonder of Philippine Movies,” “was the first to use the motion picture camera to establish a point of view, a move that revolutionized the techniques of film narration,” according to the NCCA. He received the Grand Prix at the Asian Film Festival in Hong Kong for his film “Anak Dalita” in 1957 and in 1954, was the first Filipino to have his film (“Kandelerong Pilak”) shown at the Cannes International Film Festival. The National Artists and their representatives flanked by UP Chancellor Michael Tan (left) and UP President Alfredo Pascual (right) Gonzalez was represented by his daughter Prof. Selma Gonzalez-Cortes and granddaughter Narita Cortes-delas Alas. Gonzalez (Sep. 8, 1915–Nov. 28, 1999) was UP’s International-Writer-In-Residence in 1988 and a member of the UP Creative Writing Center’ Board of Advisers. His major works include “The Winds of April,” “Seven Hills Away” and “Children of the Ash-Covered Loam and Other Stories.” A UP faculty member for 18 years, Gonzalez was one of two people to teach at UP without holding a degree. In 1987, UP conferred on him an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree. Conde’s plaque of appreciation was received by Dean Elena Pernia of the College of Mass Communication. Conde (Oct. 9, 1915–Aug.11, 1985) was an actor, director and producer. He put up his own movie company, Manuel Conde Pictures in 1947 to direct and produce age-old Filipino stories that depict the distinct cultural history of the Philippines such as “Ibong Adarna” and “Prinsipe Tenoso” both in 1941. Montano’s plaque was received by Dean Grace Aguiling-Dalisay of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy. Montano (Jan. 3, 1915–Dec. 12, 1980) was a playwright, actor and theater organizer. He organized Arena Theater in 1952 at the Philippine Normal College, institutionalizing “legitimate theater” in the Philippines. He also trained and directed the new generation of dramatists such as Rolando S. Tinio, Joonee Gamboa and Behn Cervantes. The UP DanceSport Society At the end of the program Cabrera sang “Tayog ng Haraya,” the UPD Month 2016 theme song, with music and lyrics by Krina Cayabyab and Prof. Jem Javier, respectively. Prof. José Estrella of the College of Arts and Letters was “Bodabil sa Kampus’” Artistic Director. Throughout February, activities such as lectures, film screenings and theatre productions on the featured National Artists will be held in UPD. For more information, contact OICA at 928-1928 or through the UPD Month Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/UPDilimanMonth or visit their website at http://www.oica.upd.edu.ph/four-national-artists-at-up-diliman-month/ To see video clips of the performances, click here. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/events-all/ | Events All - University of the Philippines Diliman | DEC 21 Pag-igting at Pagyabong 21 Dec 2023 | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM DEC 20 La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-Mexico 2023 (A Virtual Colloquium Series on Philippine-Mexico Relations) 20 Dec 2023 | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM DEC 20 Paligsahan at Parada ng mga Parol sa UP Diliman 20 Dec 2023 | 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM DEC 20 Usapang Gender: A Capacity-Building Workshop for Volunteers (Level 2) 20 Dec 2023 | 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM DEC 20 Genetic Characterization of the Philippine Strawberry Germplasm Collection Using Novel SSR Markers 20 Dec 2023 | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM DEC 19 Tayo na Giliw! Konsyertong Pamasko ng UP Symphony Orchestra 19 Dec 2023 | 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM DEC 18 Advancing Biotechnology in the Philippines: Revealing Molecular Diversity in Marine Life Through Biochemistry and Omics Research 18 Dec 2023 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM DEC 16 BLAZE UP: Igniting Hope for Pediatric Patients 16 Dec 2023 | 5:30 AM - 9:00 AM DEC 16 The 5E Instructional Model: A Learning Cycle Approach to Making Thinking Visible 16 Dec 2023 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM DEC 15 Call for Papers: Philippine Journal of Social Development, Volume 17, 2024 15 Dec 2023 | 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 > >> |
https://upd.edu.ph/submission-guidelines/ | Event Dissemination Request - University of the Philippines Diliman | • The event must be relevant to the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) or is supported by the University or one of its academic units/administrative offices/student organizations. • The requesting unit/office/organization must submit its letter of request (events.upd@up.edu.ph) and accomplish the request form (https://bit.ly/UPDEventSubmission) at least one week before the event. • The unit/office/organization requesting the UP Diliman Information Office (UPDIO) to promote its upcoming event on the UPD website and social media platforms (i.e., Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) is encouraged to upload its publicity material/s to its own website and/or social media page/s (if available) before submitting a request. • The UPDIO reserves the right to modify or edit the description provided by the requesting unit/office/organization. Last Updated: 12 Dec 2022 |
https://upd.edu.ph/events/parada-ng-mga-parol/?long_events=0&ajaxCalendar=1&mo=11&yr=2023 | Parada ng mga Parol 2022 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Parada ng mga Parol 2022 Date: 21 Dec 2022 | 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Inaanyayahan ang lahat na makibahagi sa pinakaaabangang “Parada ng mga Parol 2022” sa UP Diliman (UPD) sa darating na Disyembre 21, Miyerkules, 4 n.h, sa UPD Academic Oval. Ito ang panghuling aktibidad para sa pagdiriwang ng Kapaskuhan sa UPD. Mapapanood din ito nang live sa opisyal na Facebook pages ng UPD at ng UPD Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. |
https://upd.edu.ph/events/parada-ng-mga-parol/?long_events=0&ajaxCalendar=1&mo=1&yr=2024 | Parada ng mga Parol 2022 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Parada ng mga Parol 2022 Date: 21 Dec 2022 | 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Inaanyayahan ang lahat na makibahagi sa pinakaaabangang “Parada ng mga Parol 2022” sa UP Diliman (UPD) sa darating na Disyembre 21, Miyerkules, 4 n.h, sa UPD Academic Oval. Ito ang panghuling aktibidad para sa pagdiriwang ng Kapaskuhan sa UPD. Mapapanood din ito nang live sa opisyal na Facebook pages ng UPD at ng UPD Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. |
https://upd.edu.ph/events-all/ | Events All - University of the Philippines Diliman | DEC 21 Pag-igting at Pagyabong 21 Dec 2023 | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM DEC 20 La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-Mexico 2023 (A Virtual Colloquium Series on Philippine-Mexico Relations) 20 Dec 2023 | 8:30 AM - 10:00 AM DEC 20 Paligsahan at Parada ng mga Parol sa UP Diliman 20 Dec 2023 | 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM DEC 20 Usapang Gender: A Capacity-Building Workshop for Volunteers (Level 2) 20 Dec 2023 | 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM DEC 20 Genetic Characterization of the Philippine Strawberry Germplasm Collection Using Novel SSR Markers 20 Dec 2023 | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM DEC 19 Tayo na Giliw! Konsyertong Pamasko ng UP Symphony Orchestra 19 Dec 2023 | 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM DEC 18 Advancing Biotechnology in the Philippines: Revealing Molecular Diversity in Marine Life Through Biochemistry and Omics Research 18 Dec 2023 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM DEC 16 BLAZE UP: Igniting Hope for Pediatric Patients 16 Dec 2023 | 5:30 AM - 9:00 AM DEC 16 The 5E Instructional Model: A Learning Cycle Approach to Making Thinking Visible 16 Dec 2023 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM DEC 15 Call for Papers: Philippine Journal of Social Development, Volume 17, 2024 15 Dec 2023 | 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 > >> |
https://upd.edu.ph/submission-guidelines/ | Event Dissemination Request - University of the Philippines Diliman | • The event must be relevant to the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) or is supported by the University or one of its academic units/administrative offices/student organizations. • The requesting unit/office/organization must submit its letter of request (events.upd@up.edu.ph) and accomplish the request form (https://bit.ly/UPDEventSubmission) at least one week before the event. • The unit/office/organization requesting the UP Diliman Information Office (UPDIO) to promote its upcoming event on the UPD website and social media platforms (i.e., Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) is encouraged to upload its publicity material/s to its own website and/or social media page/s (if available) before submitting a request. • The UPDIO reserves the right to modify or edit the description provided by the requesting unit/office/organization. Last Updated: 12 Dec 2022 |
https://upd.edu.ph/events/jazz-christmas/?long_events=0&ajaxCalendar=1&mo=11&yr=2023 | Jazz Christmas - University of the Philippines Diliman | Jazz Christmas Date: 16 Dec 2022 | 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM The UP Diliman College of Music (CMu) invites everyone to the concert “Jazz Christmas” on December 16, Friday, 6:30 p.m., at the University Theater Driveway, featuring the UP Jazz Ensemble headed by Raymundo Maigue, a CMu professor; Iskollas, an a cappella group composed of CMu students; and the CMu Staff Shakers. For updates, visit the CMu Facebook page. |
https://upd.edu.ph/bscn-graduates-100-passing-rate-in-board-licensure-exam-for-nutritionist-dietitian/ | BSCN graduates 100% in board exam - University of the Philippines Diliman | BSCN graduates 100% in board exam Diliman Information Office March 28, 2017 | UPDate Online > Academe > Students http://www.che.upd.edu.ph/article/bscn-graduates-garnered-100-passing-rate-2017-board-licensure-exam-nutritionist-dietitian Latest UPD visits culture bearers in Baguio Compete with yourself, not with others UP NSRI ISO certified; De Ungria receives award Using media for informed decisions Noh master returns to UPD |
https://upd.edu.ph/events/jazz-christmas/?long_events=0&ajaxCalendar=1&mo=1&yr=2024 | Jazz Christmas - University of the Philippines Diliman | Jazz Christmas Date: 16 Dec 2022 | 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM The UP Diliman College of Music (CMu) invites everyone to the concert “Jazz Christmas” on December 16, Friday, 6:30 p.m., at the University Theater Driveway, featuring the UP Jazz Ensemble headed by Raymundo Maigue, a CMu professor; Iskollas, an a cappella group composed of CMu students; and the CMu Staff Shakers. For updates, visit the CMu Facebook page. |
https://upd.edu.ph/back-to-blue-alyansa-dominates-usc-2017-election/ | Back to blue: ALYANSA dominates USC 2017 election - University of the Philippines Diliman | Back to blue: ALYANSA dominates USC 2017 election Haidee C. Pineda, photo courtesy of the Office Student Activities - Diliman Information Office April 10, 2017 | UPDate Online > Students (APR. 10) — Benjie Allen D. Aquino, Alyansa ng mga Mag-aaral para sa Panlipunang Katwiran at Kaunlaran (ALYANSA) standard bearer, was elected chairperson of the UPD University Student Council (USC) defeating Student Alliance for the Advancement of Democratic Rights in UP (STAND UP) standard bearer Ben Galil R. Te in an election held on Apr. 6. Aquino garnered a total of 4, 143 votes while Te earned 2,540 votes. Aquino, a student from Virata School of Business (VSB), succeeds former USC chair and STAND UP member Christian Bryle Leano. This year, Nagkakaisang Iskolar para sa Pamantasan at Sambayanan (KAISA) member Jose Rafael L. Toribio won as vice chairperson with 6,272 votes beating STAND UP’s Ma. Shari Niña G. Oliquino who garnered 1,829 votes. Toribio, also from VSB and a former USC councilor, succeeds Beata Regina Carolino of STAND UP. Six ALYANSA members were also elected as councilors. They are: Cassandra D. Deluria (5,783 votes), Bryan Nicholas Q. Del Castillo (4,318), Jose Marie L. Yapcengco (3,893), Julie-Ann Kris R. Corridor (3,519), Kisha Marielle C. Beringuela (3,205) and Rianne Mae B. Geronimo (3,182). Independent candidate Carlos C. Cabaero led this year’s 12 councilors with 7,525 votes. Completing the list of the 12 elected councilors are: independent candidate Paolo Iñigo C. Sevilla (3,928); KAISA members Jelaine L. Gan (3,713), Joshua Jethro Jedidiah R. Malimata (3,291) and Gertrude Anmari E. Farenas (3,271) and STAND UP member Timothy Brian B. Black (3,256). Meanwhile, STAND UP emerged victorious in the college representative race winning eight out of 19 seats. ALYANSA clinched five seats, KAISA four and independent candidates, two. UPD has 27 degree granting units. However, only 19 elected representatives for their respective units. The seven units without representatives are the UPD Extension Program in Pampanga and Olongapo and units offering graduate programs, namely: Asian Center, Archaeological Studies Program, Institute of Islamic Studies, School of Labor and Industrial Relations, School of Urban and Regional Planning, and Technology Management Center. The eight STAND UP representatives are: Sharmaine Jo Regina S. Badong (Asian Institute of Tourism), John Isaac B. Punzalan (College of Arts and Letters), Michael D.A. Yam (College of Fine Arts), Jesse David C. Doctor (College of Mass Communication), Caryl Jean Gabriela O. Lucero (College of Social Work and Community Development), Patricia Ruth P. Jasmin (College of Education), Liezel M. Aldiano (School of Library and Information Studies) and Tierone James M. Santos (School of Statistics). The five representatives from ALYANSA are: Maria Regina L. Jimenez (College of Human Kinetics), Ricardo Juanito Balledos (College of Music), Philippe Jefferson A. Galban (College of Social Sciences and Philosophy), Ian Jerald J. Serrano (School of Economics) and Isabelle Beatriz DLS. Ginez (VSB). Four KAISA members elected are: Ma. Norma Thea Madeline M. Conjares (College of Home Economics), Aran Khristian A. Mendoza (College of Science), Allen John S. Bagkus (College of Engineering) and Christen Diana P. Gallinera (National College of Public Administration and Governance). Two independent candidates elected are: Noel Ingersol G. Castro (College of Architecture) and Muviel Justine C. Martinez (College of Law). Article IV Section 2-A of the Constitution of the USC in UPD states, “The college representative shall serve as a liaison between the USC and the local student council.” According to the Office of Student Activities, of the total 24, 138 students, this year’s election had 11, 951 voters or 49.51 percent turnout which is a bit higher compared to last year’s 49.126 percent. Election results were based on the number of students who voted online through the open-source software Halalan. It was initially used in the 2009 USC elections. Halalan automated the manual election processes of voting, counting and archiving. It was created by former members of the student organization UP Linux Users’ Group (UnPLUG), namely: Waldemar Bautista, Ralph Justin Arce, John Michael Bitanga, Vanessa Rose Castro, Wigi Vei Oliveros, Antonio Mari San Miguel, DJ Sison, Carlo Santos and Orly Tarun with former UnPLUG president Rystraum Fabe Gamonez. All elected student officials will serve in UPD’s USC for Academic Year 2017-2018. Photos: USC Chair Benjie Aquino ~https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10212962519406170&set=a.1601795813253.86456.1486813348&type=3&theater USC Vice Chair Jose Rafael L. Toribio ~https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155086314642618&set=t.1337387365&type=3&theater Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-downs-nu-keeps-final-four-bid-alive/ | UP downs NU, keeps final four bid alive - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP downs NU, keeps final four bid alive Albino C. Gamba - Diliman Information Office March 28, 2017 | UPDate Online > Students The UP Lady Maroons overpowered the National University (NU) Lady Bulldogs with a four-set victory, 25-14, 25-27, 25-21, 25-12, at the 79th UAAP Women’s Volleyball tournament on March 26 at the Smart-Araneta Coliseum. With service aces and power attacks, UP easily took the first set. The Lady Maroons appeared to cruise for another easy conquest when they were leading 23-19 in the second set, but NU fought back to steal the second set. In the third set, UP again led by as much as 9 points, 20-11, when NU made a huge comeback to even the score, 20-20. The Lady Maroons, however, held their ground by responding with good floor and net defense. Sophomore Isabel Molde sealed the third frame by blocking Audrey Paran. It was all UP in the fourth set as they dominated and overpowered NU to win the game. Five UP players scored in double figures. Kathy Bersola, who was named Best Player of the game, had 14 points, eight coming from kill blocks. Molde and Diana Carlos also contributed 14 points each, while Aiesha Gannaban and Marian Buitre scored 13 and 12 points, respectively. UP outclassed NU in all departments: 42-25 in attacks, 16-13 in blocks, 14-8 in service aces, 53-33 in digs and 27-17 in excellent sets. With the win, the Lady Maroons kept their Final Four hopes alive and avenged their 5-set loss against NU in the first round. UP’s next assignment is against the University of Santo Tomas on April 2, 4 p.m. at the Mall of Asia Arena. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/back-to-blue-alyansa-dominates-usc-2017-election-2/ | Back to blue: ALYANSA dominates USC 2017 election - University of the Philippines Diliman | Back to blue: ALYANSA dominates USC 2017 election Haidee C. Pineda, photo courtesy of the Office Student Activities - Diliman Information Office April 10, 2017 | UPDate Online > Students (APR. 10) — Benjie Allen D. Aquino, Alyansa ng mga Mag-aaral para sa Panlipunang Katwiran at Kaunlaran (ALYANSA) standard bearer, was elected chairperson of the UPD University Student Council (USC) defeating Student Alliance for the Advancement of Democratic Rights in UP (STAND UP) standard bearer Ben Galil R. Te in an election held on Apr. 6. Aquino garnered a total of 4, 143 votes while Te earned 2,540 votes. Aquino, a student from Virata School of Business (VSB), succeeds former USC chair and STAND UP member Christian Bryle Leano. This year, Nagkakaisang Iskolar para sa Pamantasan at Sambayanan (KAISA) member Jose Rafael L. Toribio won as vice chairperson with 6,272 votes beating STAND UP’s Ma. Shari Niña G. Oliquino who garnered 1,829 votes. Toribio, also from VSB and a former USC councilor, succeeds Beata Regina Carolino of STAND UP. Six ALYANSA members were also elected as councilors. They are: Cassandra D. Deluria (5,783 votes), Bryan Nicholas Q. Del Castillo (4,318), Jose Marie L. Yapcengco (3,893), Julie-Ann Kris R. Corridor (3,519), Kisha Marielle C. Beringuela (3,205) and Rianne Mae B. Geronimo (3,182). Independent candidate Carlos C. Cabaero led this year’s 12 councilors with 7,525 votes. Completing the list of the 12 elected councilors are: independent candidate Paolo Iñigo C. Sevilla (3,928); KAISA members Jelaine L. Gan (3,713), Joshua Jethro Jedidiah R. Malimata (3,291) and Gertrude Anmari E. Farenas (3,271) and STAND UP member Timothy Brian B. Black (3,256). Meanwhile, STAND UP emerged victorious in the college representative race winning eight out of 19 seats. ALYANSA clinched five seats, KAISA four and independent candidates, two. UPD has 27 degree granting units. However, only 19 elected representatives for their respective units. The seven units without representatives are the UPD Extension Program in Pampanga and Olongapo and units offering graduate programs, namely: Asian Center, Archaeological Studies Program, Institute of Islamic Studies, School of Labor and Industrial Relations, School of Urban and Regional Planning, and Technology Management Center. The eight STAND UP representatives are: Sharmaine Jo Regina S. Badong (Asian Institute of Tourism), John Isaac B. Punzalan (College of Arts and Letters), Michael D.A. Yam (College of Fine Arts), Jesse David C. Doctor (College of Mass Communication), Caryl Jean Gabriela O. Lucero (College of Social Work and Community Development), Patricia Ruth P. Jasmin (College of Education), Liezel M. Aldiano (School of Library and Information Studies) and Tierone James M. Santos (School of Statistics). The five representatives from ALYANSA are: Maria Regina L. Jimenez (College of Human Kinetics), Ricardo Juanito Balledos (College of Music), Philippe Jefferson A. Galban (College of Social Sciences and Philosophy), Ian Jerald J. Serrano (School of Economics) and Isabelle Beatriz DLS. Ginez (VSB). Four KAISA members elected are: Ma. Norma Thea Madeline M. Conjares (College of Home Economics), Aran Khristian A. Mendoza (College of Science), Allen John S. Bagkus (College of Engineering) and Christen Diana P. Gallinera (National College of Public Administration and Governance). Two independent candidates elected are: Noel Ingersol G. Castro (College of Architecture) and Muviel Justine C. Martinez (College of Law). Article IV Section 2-A of the Constitution of the USC in UPD states, “The college representative shall serve as a liaison between the USC and the local student council.” According to the Office of Student Activities, of the total 24, 138 students, this year’s election had 11, 951 voters or 49.51 percent turnout which is a bit higher compared to last year’s 49.126 percent. Election results were based on the number of students who voted online through the open-source software Halalan. It was initially used in the 2009 USC elections. Halalan automated the manual election processes of voting, counting and archiving. It was created by former members of the student organization UP Linux Users’ Group (UnPLUG), namely: Waldemar Bautista, Ralph Justin Arce, John Michael Bitanga, Vanessa Rose Castro, Wigi Vei Oliveros, Antonio Mari San Miguel, DJ Sison, Carlo Santos and Orly Tarun with former UnPLUG president Rystraum Fabe Gamonez. All elected student officials will serve in UPD’s USC for Academic Year 2017-2018. Photos: USC Chair Benjie Aquino ~https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10212962519406170&set=a.1601795813253.86456.1486813348&type=3&theater USC Vice Chair Jose Rafael L. Toribio ~https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155086314642618&set=t.1337387365&type=3&theater Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-honors-cream-of-the-crop/ | UPD honors cream of the crop - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD honors cream of the crop Haidee C. Pineda - Diliman Information Office May 04, 2017 | UPDate Online > Students (MAY 4) — UP Diliman’s (UPD) best and the brightest University Scholars (US) in the undergraduate and graduate level and those who distinguished themselves in various fields were recognized at the Parangal sa Mag-aaral 2017 in a ceremony held at the University Theater on Apr. 27. The Office of the University Registrar shows that in the first semester of Academic Year (AY) 2016-2017, UPD had a student population of 25, 782. University Scholars (US) are students who have earned a General Weighted Average (GWA) of not lower than 1.25 in the second semester of Academic Year (AY) 2015-2016 and first semester of AY 2016-2017. This year, there were 4, 358 US awarded in the Parangal. The five academic units with the most number of US are the College of Engineering (CoE) with 816 awardees, College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP/620), Cesar E.A. Virata School of Business (VSB/464), College of Science (CS/318) and College of Arts and Letters (CAL/301). In the undergraduate level, CoE had the most number of US with 733 followed by CSSP (578), VSB (464), CAL (274) and CS (266). In the graduate level, CoE again topped the list with 83 followed by the Technology Management Center (61), College of Education (57), CS (52) and CSSP (42). CoE and CSSP are units with the largest student population while CEd, the largest graduate enrollment. UP also recognized graduates who made it to the top 10 in the bar and licensure examinations for architects, librarians, teachers, accountants, interior designers, psychometricians, civil engineers, electronics and communication engineers, electrical engineers, chemists and geologists; those who have distinguished themselves in other fields; and those who won in national and international competitions. Among the students who topped the bar and board exams are: Rachel Angeli B. Miranda (November 15 Bar Examination), Johayra A. Datlan (April 2016 Special Shari’a Bar Examination), Kim Robert De Leon (September 2016 Environmental Planner Licensure Examination), Lady Princess S. Marcelo (September 2016 Licensure Examination for Teachers-Elementary), Vigel Demilio Ramirez (October 2016 Geodetic Engineering Licensure Examination) and Emmanuel A. Codillo (November 2016 Geologist Licensure Examination). Some of the students who won the grand prize in international competitions are: Abigail Cutaran (winner, Singapore Jewelry Design Awards 2016, Singapore); Alfonso Roel D. Vargas, Joan Therese C. Medalla, Marijo Angela T. Conejero and Nathaniel Emil L. Legacion (national champions, Best Speaker and Best Defense Memorial, International Humanitarian Law Moot Court Competition 2016 at the University of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur); Raya Grace C. Tan (Overall Best speaker for Asia Pacific Regional Rounds, Price Media Law Moot Court Competition 2016 at Renmin University of China, Beijing, China); Veronica Louise B. Jereza (1st place for student category, Religious Freedom in Southeast Asia and the West International Essay Contest 2016); Daniel Roi Agustin, James Renier Domingo, Dominic Aily Ecat and Arizza Ann Nocum (Champion, Industrial Engineering Competition 2016 at the Institut Teknologi, Bandung, Indonesia); Quirby Angelo Alberto, Ralston John Espiritu and Johntee Tantoco (champion, International Statistics Competition for Engineering Students, Bandung, Indonesia), and Celine Paula Y. Calma (champion, HPAIR Asia Conference Impact Challenge Entrepreneurship and Technology Track Harvard Project for Asian International Relaions). Student volunteer tutors from the Diliman Learning Resource Center, the 2016 University Student Council Election volunteers, Corps of Cadets and Corps of Sponsors were given special awards. Furthermore, UP Diliman awarded the Natatanging Samahang Mag-aaral to student organizations: the UP Chemical Engineering Society, UP Journalism Club, UP Economics Society, UP Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants, UP LAKAN, UP Academic League of Chemical Engineering Students and UP Circle of Entrepreneurs. In addition to the usual certificate of recognition, the awardees also received a Parangal sa Mag-aaral pin designed by Kevin Brandon E. Saure, a CSSP graduate student and staff from the UP Diliman Information Office. According to Saure, the design of the pin spells the letters UPD, taking inspiration from the Diliman fern which means “pagpupugay sa kagalingang nag-ugat at yumabong sa Unibersidad—pagpupugay sa kahusayang patuloy na nililinang at magbubunga para sa bayan.” In his welcome remarks, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Jerwin F. Agpaoa urged the awardees to “give back and be blessings to others and help out those who may or may not be similarly situated. Helping out doesn’t have to necessarily involve great efforts and resources right away. You can start with baby steps. In your own small ways, you can be a tutor to fellow students or help us identify people who need help and refer them to offices concerned.” Agpaoa also encouraged the student achievers to remain humble and to “Give back by acknowledging the sources of your strengths and achievements as well as the people who have had significant influence over your lives. Don’t own your achievement as if you were the only one responsible for it.” Meanwhile, Chancellor Michael L. Tan, who referred to the Parangal sa Mag-aaral as the highlight of the Linggo ng Parangal, reminded the student achievers “We will honor you today for academic excellence. But, I wanted to remind you that there’s more to UP than academic excellence. We also feel that part of the excellence of UP must be an ethos of service.” The chancellor mentioned as an example students of the Music Education Department of the College of Music (CMu) who “have been working with communities in Angono, Payatas, helping young people there to gain access to music. This is so quiet but I was just so overwhelmed during the concert of the Music Education Department. The orchestras of Angono and Payatas were playing together with our UP students and the music ensemble is so much better.” In addition, Tan said the victory of student achievers and athletes are important because “Ang tagumpay ng UP ay tagumpay ng bayan. Your excellence in every field you are is always a victory for the nation. So, I would like to remind you about that. The feelings of joy you will have today when you get your medals and other honorifics will pass. They are fleeting and will pass very quickly but when you engage yourselves in public service, you will find that years from now, as you see the fruits of your labor, you will be proud of it. You will continue to feel the pride pass the value of your medals.” Like the DIWATA-I Microsatellite which celebrated its first anniversary of being launched into space on the same day as the Parangal sa Mag-aaral, the Chancellor said the student achievers “Just like DIWATA-I, you and the rest of UP will soar to greater heights and when you soar to those greater heights, together with the nation and not just with UP Diliman.” CMu student Raoul Carlo F. Angangco delivered an inspirational message for this year’s Parangal. He talked about the three important insights he gained while studying in UP which have molded his path and vocation: dare to dream, yearn to serve and live each day in gratitude. Angangco said “Daring to dream opens up possibilities that we never conceived of; daring to dream invites us to take risks; daring to dream allows us to make a choice. At the end of the day, is it not our dreams that fuel us to step out and change the world?” In changing the world, he encouraged his fellow achievers to serve. He said “When we yearn to serve, we desire for humanity a better life and a better future. Yearning to serve is what inspires Honor and Excellence. Find exactly what it is in your vocation that stirs your desire to serve.” Lastly, Angangco advised his fellow achievers to live each day in gratitude since “Whatever the circumstances of how our community affects us, living each day with a grateful heart keeps our dreams alive and our hunger to serve insatiable. It is with a grateful heart that we truly learn to live, and it is with the same grateful heart that we embody what it means to pursue honor and excellence in service.” The program was emceed by CSSP Professors Jairus D. Espiritu and Marielle Antoinette H. Zosa. UP Dancesport Society and UP Concert Chorus provided the intermission numbers. The event ended with the singing of UP Naming Mahal with accompaniment from the UP ROTC Symphonic Band under the baton of College of Music professor Rodney Ambat. View photo gallery Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/63-students-confer-with-pasp-honor/ | 63 students conferred with PASP - University of the Philippines Diliman | 63 students conferred with PASP Benito V. Sanvictores Jr. - Diliman Information Office May 08, 2017 | UPDate Online > StudentsPanuelos delivering her speech Sixty-three UP Diliman (UPD) students were conferred the honorific title “UP Performing Arts Scholar” and receiving their certificates of scholarship on Apr. 25, 2017 at the Balay Kalinaw. Recipients of the Performing Arts Scholarship Program (PASP) of the Office of the Chancellor, and administered by the UPD Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA), the scholarship is for the 2nd semester of Academic Year (AY) 2016-2017. The scholars are members of the seven current UPD Official Student Performing Arts Groups (OSPAG) chosen through the Honorific Award for Student Performing Arts Groups program (HASPAG). The scholars are from the UP Concert Chorus (UPCC, 6), UP Dance Company (UPDC, 4), UP Kontemporaryong Gamelang Pilipino (UP Kontra-GaPi, 2), UP Repertory Company (UP Rep, 9), UP Singing Ambassadors (UPSA, 9), UP Streetdance Club (UPSDC, 20) and UP Symphonic Band (UPSB, 13). PASP scholarship is in the form of a tuition waiver and is good for one semester, renewable every semester until the last year of appointment of the recipient’s organization as an OSPAG. All OSPAG members may apply for the PASP through their faculty adviser. HASPAG and PASP were approved by the UP Board of Regent at its 1312th meeting on Oct. 20, 2015. “PASP was established to appreciate the efforts of our student-artists. During my first term as chancellor, my administration’s theme was ‘Pride of Place.’ We expanded our theme in my second term as ‘Pride of Place, Pride in People.’ During my first years in UP, there was a system for awarding scholarship to student-artists. Later, it was discontinued and I believe there was a need to revive it. Thus, HASPAG and PASP were formed,” UPD Chancellor Michael L. Tan said in his opening remarks. “Through HASPAG and PASP, we can tap the groups to provide cultural performances to the communities as extension activities that will bring UP to the people. In such way, we can counter the notion that UP people are elitists especially with our recent issues with Pres. Rodrigo Duterte like conferring him with an honoris causa. I also hope that more OSPAGs and PASP scholars will be named in the future,” Tan continued. Speaking on the recipients’ behalf, UPDC member Leong Sil Rose Y. Panuelos said she “learned two important things while preparing for our performances – commitment and sincerity. We must be committed to develop our craftsmanship as we put long hours into practice. Nothing is gained without much hardship. Second, sincerity is important in everything we do. We can achieve greatness by sincerely investing our time, effort and heart in our crafts,” Panuelos said. “What we achieve today shows the importance of balancing time for study, friends, family and self. I also congratulate each one because we lighten the burden of our parents through this scholarship. Let us continue to strive for excellence both in academic and extra-curricular activities,” Panuelos ended. She is in her second year in the dance program of the College of Music (CMu). Forty-one of the 63 recipients were present during the ceremonies with UPDC, UP Kontra-GaPi and UPSA having 100 percent attendance. For the 1st semester of AY 2016-2017, 49 were given scholarship, 34 of whom were renewed. Also present during the conferment were Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Prof. Jerwin F. Agpaoa; OICA Officer-in-Charge Dr. Sir Anril P. Tiatco; members of the OICA Advisory Board: Dean Joefe B. Santarita (Asian Center), Dean Leonardo C. Rosete (College of Fine Arts), Dean Aurorita T. Roldan (College of Home Economics), Dean Ronualdo U. Dizer (College of Human Kinetics) and Dean Edieser D. Dela Santa (Asian Institute of Tourism); and faculty advisers and artistic directors of the OSPAGs. ConChords, an a capella group composed of five College of Music students, provided the special number. [huge_it_gallery id=”6″] Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/incoming-usc-and-kule-eic-affirmed/ | Incoming USC and Kulé EIC affirmed - University of the Philippines Diliman | Incoming USC and Kulé EIC affirmed Haidee C. Pineda - Diliman Information Office June 13, 2017 | UPDate Online > StudentsIncoming University Student Council (USC) and College Student Councils with Chancellor Michael L. Tan, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Jerwin F. Agpaoa and outgoing USC Vice Chairperson Beata Regina Carolino at the affirmation. (JUNE 13)—Incoming University Student Council (USC) Chairperson Benjie Allen D. Aquino, 12 councilors and 19 college representatives, and Philippine Collegian’s (Kulé/Collegian) new editor-in-chief (EIC) Sanny Boy D. Afable, were affirmed by Chancellor Michael L. Tan on Jun. 8 held at the Vinzons Hall Lobby. The newly appointed student officials and Kulé EIC serve a 1-year appointment effective Jun. 8 until June 2018. Aquino succeeds Bryle C. Leaño as USC chairperson. Beata Regina Carolino, USC Vice Chairperson for Academic Year (AY) 2016-2017, turned over the leadership to Aquino on behalf of Leaño who was at a press conference held on the same day at the College of Mass Communication auditorium. In her message to the incoming USC and CSC, Carolino said “Truth of the matter is there are more important things that are happening outside the University. But, of course, there are also equally important things that are happening inside. Please don’t use your responsibilities outside the student council as an excuse to miss out on your responsibilities as a student council member.” The new Philippine Collegian editorial board with outgoing editor-in-chief Karen Ann Macalalad, VC Agpaoa and Chancellor Tan. Carolino reminded the incoming student council members to “respect each other. You will have a lot of debates. Never dehumanize your councilmates. Kung feeling mo wala siyang prinsipyo, hindi iyon excuse para insultuhin mo siya. Tao kayong lahat. Lahat kayo may pakiramdam, lahat kayo may pinagdaraanan. Kung hindi ka agree sa mga sinasabi niya, huwag mong alisin ‘yung pagkatao niya.” For Aquino, “It doesn’t matter if you’re the number one councilor or the number 12 councilor. We’re all just councilors. It doesn’t matter if your college has a population of 2,000 as compared to a college that has a population of 100. We’re all elected. We all have the mandate and we all have responsibility to fulfill that mandate. Let us not forget that.” He also said “I hope we come out of this term alive. We come out of this term as friends. At the end of the day, the relationships that we build, I really like to cherish that road that I will have with you.” Meanwhile, Afable, the first School of Statistics student to lead the Collegian, will replace Karen Ann Macalalad as EIC. According to the Kulé’s report, Afable bested three contenders in the editorial examinations held on Apr. 29 with a total score of 78.8 points. He also earned the highest score in all categories comprising editorial writing, news writing and layout. Macalalad turned over to Afable a logbook documenting all the activities and issues discussed during her term and the key to Kulé’s office. Incoming Kulé EIC Sanny Boy D. Afable accepts the logbook from outgoing EIC Karen Ann Macalalad. She informed the incoming editorial board members about the continuing issues faced by the Collegian when it comes to printing, bureaucratic process in the government, budget and office operations, and in dealing with bashers, harassment and threats from Kulé critics. “Ngunit kung may maganda mang bagay na naitatangi sa panahon na nasa gitna ng krisis ang Kulé at iba pang pahayagan, ito ay ang lumalakas at sama-samang pagkilos ng mga kabataan na sumuporta sa aming kampanya na kaugnay ng mga problemang ito,” Macalalad said. Afable acknowledged the challenges and said “Alam kong marami pang tanong at agam-agam ang sinomang maging bahagi ng institusyon. Ngunit ang kasagutan ay nasa pagpapatuloy…At sa kabila ng mga samu’t saring hadlang, galit at tangkang pagbusal sa Philippine Collegian, nagpapatuloy lamang ito sa kanyang muling magpahayag para sa interes ng mga mag-aaral at sambayanan.” He also said “Sa ika-95 taon ng Philippine Collegian patuloy nitong pakikinggan at isisiwalat ang naratibo ng mga isinasantabing tinig. Patuloy ring titindig para sa kapayapaang nakabase sa katarungan. Mananatili itong kritikal sa anumang polisiyang hahadlang sa ganap na pagkamit ng ating mga karapatan.” Other members of the Kulé editorial board are: Aldrin Villegas (associate editor), Shiela Ann Abarra (managing editor), Daniel Boone (news editor), John Reczon Calay (online manager), Camille Joyce Lita (business manager), Adrian Kenneth Gutlay (online manager and graphics editor for photography), Guia Abogado (graphics editor for illustration) and Jan Andrei Cobey (graphics editor for layout). USC Chairperson Benjie Allen D. Aquino and outgoing USC Vice Chairperson Beata Regina Carolino. In his message, Tan congratulated the incoming USC and Kulé editorial board and encouraged them to include in their agenda the needs of not only the students but also the staff, faculty and the community. He asked USC and Kulé’s support in organizing “Lakbayan of National Minorities” to be held again at UP Diliman in August. He also urged the USC to come up with a program that will help students from public high schools around the UPD campus like in Krus Na Ligas and Balara to pass the UP College Admission Test (UPCAT). “The idea is to get to the students, habang maaga, magmentor, to help them hurdle the UPCAT and once they are in UP, to continue to be with them throughout their four or five years in college,” the chancellor said. The ceremony was witnessed by Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Jerwin F. Agpaoa and Dr. Ma. Althea T. Enriquez, Office of Student Activities coordinator, who delivered the welcome and closing remarks, respectively, and Dr. Elena E. Pernia, College of Mass Communication dean. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/meet-the-summa-2017/ | Meet the Summa 2017 - University of the Philippines Diliman | Meet the Summa 2017 Diliman Information Office June 19, 2017 | StudentsAlberto, Quirby Arcilla, Angelo Rafael Areopagita, Kamille Anne Balane, Mary Anne Bautista, Christine Darla Baytamo, John Ian Bersola, Katherine Cabili, Teod Carlo Cariño, Christian Cruz, Philip Christopher Daroya, Rangel Del Valle, Marco Gabriel Elli, Marly Vea Clarisse Endaya, Jeynald Jeyromme Fernandez, Ian Christian Ghodsinia, Arman Gozar, Angelica Cielo Irene, Victor Carlo Jose, Williard Joshua Lau, Erica Camille Lopez, Stephanie Ann Mañago, Krizzia Elyse Martinez, Corinna Victoria Reyes, Paollo Deo Rucio, Jennifer Salcedo, Arla Mae Nicole Salud, Martin Anthony Samonte, Marco Angelo Soriano, John Alexander Sy, Jose Monfred Sy, Patricia Tan, Clare Feliz Tan, Jan Patrick Tantuco, Johntee Yu, Kristine Larissa Yu, Ryan Timothy Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/14-upd-students-receive-scholarship-from-posco/ | 14 UPD students receive scholarship from POSCO - University of the Philippines Diliman | 14 UPD students receive scholarship from POSCO Haidee C. Pineda - Diliman Information Office May 26, 2017 | UPDate Online > Students(From left, seated) Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Jerwin F. Agpaoa, POSCO-PMPC, Inc. Pres. Hyeng Sik Choi and (left, standing) Mr. Aaron Rim, POSCO-PMPC, Inc. general manager, with the POSCO scholars. (MAY 26) — Fourteen UP Diliman (UPD) students received the Pohang Iron and Steel Company TJ Park Foundation (POSCO-TJF) scholarship for Academic Year (AY) 2016-2017 at the Hall of Wisdom of the Asian/GT Toyota Asian Cultural Center on May 24. Yearly, POSCO grants scholarships to 15 qualified students through its POSCO Asia Fellowship program. Scholars receive monetary support of $700 for one year or $350 per semester. The amount is given in its peso equivalent per semester. Of the 14, three are new recipients and 11 are continuing scholars. Pres. Hyeng Sik Choi Nine of the 14 scholars received their certificates at the ceremony. They were: Sherilyn H. Caringal (BS Business Administration and Accountancy/BS BAA), Jehiel Angelina Mari C. Cea (BS BAA), Vienne Rose G. Del Monte (BA Political Science), Ashley T. Estrella (BS BAA), Erica Camille U. Lau (BS BAA), Iona Joelle G. Nagtalon (BA European Languages), Diego Alberto B. Nepomuceno (BS BAA), Paolo Raphael A. Piedad (BS Industrial Engineering) and Qristin Jeuel F. Regalado (BS Psychology). Completing the list are: Mark Romeo B. Aquino (BS Chemical Engineering), Dean Nicole S. Atienza (BS BAA), Jude Paolo V. Bognot (BS Business Economics), Katreena Mae F. Constantino (BS BAA) and Susanna Ruth A. Gruyal (BS BAA). President Hyeng Sik Choi of POSCO Philippine Manila Processing Center, Inc. (PMPC) and Prof. Jerwin F. Agpaoa, vice chancellor for student affairs, awarded the certificates of scholarship to the students. Agpaoa thanked POSCO, on behalf of Chancellor Michael L. Tan, for their continuous support to the University. “Your act of generosity to give scholarships to our students affirms the close ties that the Philippines and Korea have developed through the years,” he said. Iona Joelle G. Nagtalon He urged the scholars to “…cherish this opportunity. You have been blessed to be part of this long tradition of scholarship giving and I hope that you yourselves become blessings to others, that you cause a lifting effect where you try to help other students who are not similarly situated.” Choi, for his part, congratulated the scholars and said “I strongly believe that POSCO Asia fellows, especially the University of the Philippines fellows, will make the Philippines a better and a strong nation.” The PAF is one of POSCO-TJPF’s core programs that provides students with scholarships and facilitates research activities with the aim of enhancing mutual understanding and collaborative programs among Asian countries. On behalf of their fellow scholars, Lau, Nagtalon and Nepomuceno thanked POSCO. Diego Alberto B. Nepomuceno Lau thanked POSCO three years ago. “This scholarship has allowed me to attend school without having to worry about financial matters and I feel like I’ve made the most out of your investment in me. I’ve grown so much not just as a student but as a person. So, thank you and I hope that there would be a lot more people like you in the world who made an impact in other people’s lives,” she said. Nagtalon, who is a first time recipient of POSCO scholarship, said “I started receiving the benefits of this scholarship last semester and it really helped me and my family fund my education. Though I am grateful for POSCO-TJFP for investing in me and affording me the privileges that I otherwise would not have afforded for myself, I see that there eight scholars here and I know that each one of us is grateful to the foundation for helping us finance our education. But, I hope that all of us remember that we are not here to study only for ourselves. We aren’t here for individualistic purposes, for selfish reasons. Though we want to help ourselves, we should remember also the core values that POSCO-TJPF stands for which are global, social responsibility and the advancement of public and not only private interest.” Nepomuceno, who was a POSCO scholar since the 1st semester of AY 2015-2016, thanked POSCO for granting him a scholarship especially at a time when his family had financial difficulties when his grandfather was diagnosed with cancer. He said “I applied for various scholarships but then, it’s only POSCO who really was able to help me pursue my interest and grow further as a student. I was able to be more active in my organizations, be part of a competition class and even joint marketing competitions for our college. Up to now, even if my grandfather already passed away, I can really say that POSCO’s impact has never faded and it has helped me become more independent as a person and as a student.” Erica Camille U. Lau To qualify for the POSCO scholarship, applicants must be undergraduate students with a general weighted average of 2.0 or better and must have carried a load of at least 15 units every semester. Students must not be enjoying any other scholarship at the time of the award. Established in 2007, POSCO-TJF has been providing financial assistance to promising students in UP Diliman through their scholarship program for 10 years. POSCO has produced 49 graduates as of the 2nd semester of AY 2015-5016, of whom 45 received Latin honors, comprising eight summa cum laude, 25 magna cum laude and 12 cum laude. Three of the eight POSCO scholars who graduated summa cum laude in 2016 were Athena Charanne R. Presto (College of Social Sciences and Philosophy), Julie Anne A. Francisco (Virata School of Business) and Danilo Lorenzo S. Atanacio (School of Economics). Interested students may apply for the scholarship at the Office of Scholarships and Student Services. For inquiries, please call (02) 981-8500 local 4506. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/ika-106-na-pangkalahatang-pagtatapos/ | Ika-106 na Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos - University of the Philippines Diliman | Ika-106 na Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos Diliman Information Office June 19, 2017 | StudentsThis year’s summa cum laude graduates Program Meet the Summa 2017 Super Summa Diokno to receive honorary doctorate degree Commencement Speaker Commencement Speech The Chancellor’s Opening Remarks Message of the Class Representative Recognition Rites 2017 UPD General Commencement Exercises Photos Traffic Advisory UPD to graduate 36 summa cum laude on June 25 (JUN.21)—The University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) will graduate some 4,600 students led by 36 summa cum laude at the University’s 106th General Commencement Exercises on June 25, 7 a.m. at the University Amphitheater in Quezon City. In addition to the top honors, 337 will receive the Latin distinction of magna cum laude while 1,016 will graduate with the honors cum laude. Summa cum laude. Summa cum laude, a latin phrase meaning “with the greatest honors,” is the university’s highest academic distinction for graduates who earn a weighted average grade (WAG) of 1.20 or better. The 36 top honors come from 10 degree-granting units from the University’s four clusters: science and technology (S&T), social sciences and law (SS&L), management and economics (M&E), arts and letters (A&L). Leading the top honors with a WAG of 1.058 is Williard Joshua D. Jose of the College of Engineering (COE) who graduates with a BS in Electronics and Communications Engineering (BS ECE). On second spot is another BS ECE major, Rangel DG. Daroya (1.074). They are followed by: Patricia S. Sy, 1.089 (Bachelor of Arts/BA in Sociology from the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy/CSSP), Victor Carlo G. Irene, 1.101 (BA Philosophy, CSSP), Stephanie Ann B. Lopez, 1.102 (BA Psychology/Psych, CSSP), Paollo Deo R. Reyes, 1.102 (BS Statistics/Stat, School of Statistics/SS), Martin Anthony M. Salud, 1.104 (BA European Languages, College of Arts and Letters/CAL), John Ian V. Baytamo, 1.115 (BS Mechanical Engineering, COE), John Alexander O. Soriano, 1.131 (BS Business Administration and Accountancy/BS BAA, Cesar E.A. Virata School of Business/VSB), Jeynald Jeyromme L. Endaya, 1.133 (BS Computer Science/CS, COE), Johntee T. Tantuco, 1.152 (BS Industrial Engineering/IE, COE), Quirby Angelo S. Alberto, 1.154 (BS IE, COE), Angelica Cielo B. Gozar, 1.157 (BA Psych, CSSP) and Arla Mae Nicole T. Salcedo, 1.159 (BA Psych, CSSP). Also graduating with top honors are Philip Christopher S. Cruz, 1.163, (BS Physics, College of Science/CS), Krizzia Elyse B. Mañago, 1.163 (BA Linguistics/Lingg, CSSP), Marco Angelo DP. Samonte, 1.166 (BS ECE, COE), Jose Monfred C. Sy, 1.166 (BA Comparative Literature, CAL), Clare Feliz S. Tan, 1.166 (BS CS, COE), Christian Cariño, 1.169, (BS Chemistry/Chem, CS), Kristine Larissa B. Yu, 1.169 (BS Chemistry/Chem, CS), Christine Darla A. Bautista, 1.171 (BS Business Administration/BS BA, VSB), Marco G. Del Valle, 1.173 (BS BA, VSB), Arman A. Ghodsinia, 1.173 (BS Molecular Biology and Biotechnology/MBB, CS), Jennifer B. Rucio, 1.173 (BS Tourism, Asian Institute of Tourism/AIT) and Jan Patrick C. Tan, 1.174 (BS MBB, CS). Rounding up the list of summa cum laude are Ian Christian B. Fernandez, 1.177 (BS Computer Engineering, COE), Corinna Victoria C. Martinez, 1.177, (BS Psych, CSSP), Ryan Timothy D. Yu, 1.179 (BS MBB, CS), Katherine Adrielle R. Bersola, 1.180 (Bachelor of Sports Science, College of Human Kinetics/CHK), Marly Vea Clarisse L. Elli, 1.182 (BA Lingg, CSSP), Angelo Rafael E. Arcilla, 1.183 (BS Business Economics, School of Economics/SE), Mary Anne Balane, 1.183 (BA English Studies, CAL), Erica Camille U. Lau, 1.193 (BS BAA, VSB), Teod Carlo C. Cabili, 1.196 (BS Stat, SS), and Kamille Anne U. Areopagita, 1.197 (Bachelor of Fine Arts [Visual Communication], College of Fine Arts/CFA). The S&T cluster topped the number of summa cum laude with 17 (COE: 9, CS: 6, SS: 2) followed by SS&L with lone representative CSSP with eight, M&E with six (VSB: 4, AIT: 1, SE: 1) and A&L with five (CAL: 3, CHK: 1, CFA: 1). AIT and CHK, respectively, have their first summa cum laude among their graduates. Of the 10 academic units represented, COE garnered the most number of summa cum laude with nine, followed by CSSP (8), CS (6), VSB (4), CAL (3) and SS (2). AIT, CHK, CFA and SE have one summa cum laude each. Total graduates. As of Jun. 21, the candidates for graduation comprise 3,666 undergraduate degrees and 944 graduate degrees comprising 58 in the doctoral, 739 masters and 147 diploma levels. Commencement speaker. Secretary of Budget and Management Benjamin E. Diokno is the Commencement Speaker. Diokno, a UPD Professor Emeritus from SE, will also be conferred a Doctor of Laws, honoris causa at the commencement exercises. The Doctor of Laws, honoris causa is the University’s highest academic rank and honor. According to the Commission on Higher Education, a Doctor of Laws, honoris causa, is awarded to public servants and lawyers who have contributed to international understanding, leadership and the rule of law. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/ika-105-pangkalahatang-pagtatapos/ | Ika-105 Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos - University of the Philippines Diliman | Ika-105 Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos Diliman Information Office June 20, 2016 | UPDate Online > Students This year’s summa cum laude graduates. From left, standing: Francisco, Encarnacion, Presto, Chua, Rica, Yoon, Miyazaki, Atanacio, Domingo, Ecat, Geronga, Balanag, Ledesma and Pineda. Seated from left: Suero, Vidal, Gutierrez, dela Rosa, Leal, Lee, Leung, Soriano, Bries and Lopez. Program Meet the Summa Profile Commencement Speaker Commencement Speech The President’s Message to UPD Graduates The Chancellor’s Message to UPD Graduates The Chancellor’s Opening Remarks Message of the Class Representative Recognition Rites Traffic Advisory Former med student to speak as class rep in UP Diliman graduation (JUN. 22)— A former medical student will represent 4,552 graduates of the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD) at the university’s 105th General Commencement Exercises on Sunday, Jun. 26, 7 a.m. at the University Amphitheater. Alexander Atrio L. Lopez, who will graduate with a BA Philosophy with a weighted average grade (WAG) of 1.1810 from the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP), was a former student of the University of the Philippines Manila where he earned his BS Basic Medical Sciences degree. He is one of 30 summa cum laude to graduate from UPD this year. Summa cum laude, a Latin phrase meaning “with the greatest honors,” is the University’s highest academic distinction for graduates who earned a WAG of 1.20 or better. Leading the top honors is Miguel Ricardo R. Leung, BS Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (MBB) with a WAG of 1.0375. Following Leung is Miguel Raymundo C. Gutierrez, BS Economics (ECON) with a grade of 1.064. The third highest is Danilo Lorenzo S. Atanacio, BS ECON with 1.074. Others who made it to the top 10 are: Adrian R. Vidal, BS Electronics and Communications Engineering (ECE), 1.118; Julia Catherina P. Agoncillo, BA History, 1.122; Ariel Raye V. Rica, BS Chemical Engineering (ChE), 1.129; Athena Charanne R. Presto, BA Sociology, 1.129; Jose Daniel P. Berba, BS Computer Science (CS), 1.148; Stephen June D. Tiongson, BS Mathematics, 1.1504 and Francis Simonh M. Bries, BA Psychology, 1.152. The next 10 are: Gabrielle R. Encarnacion, BFA (Painting), 1.1563; Joshua Elias Fred A. Suero, BS ECON, 1.158; Laarni Ann T. Ledesma, B Elementary Education (TEG,K-12), 1.165; Michelle Mariel C. Mariposa, BA Psychology, 1.165; Jamila Coleen M. Briones, BA European Languages (German), 1.166; Luis Andre D. Soriano, BS Statistics, 1.169; Dominic Aily G. Ecat, BS Industrial Engineering (IE), 1.171; James Renier T. Domingo, BS IE, 1.176; Earl Marvin P. Balanag, BS Psychology, 1.177; and Hyung Tong K. Yoon, BS ECON, 1.178. Completing the roster of summa cum laude are: Daniel O. Young, BS Mathematics, 1.1799; Lopez; Julie Anne A. Francisco, BS Business Administration and Accountancy (BSBAA), 1.182; Maria Luisa C. Pineda, BA Broadcast Communication, 1.182; Jian Kenzo O. Leal, BS MBB, 1.1859; Isaiah Paolo A. Lee, BS MBB, 1.1875; Arbie F. Dela Rosa, BSBE, 1.192; Anna Bea D. Geronga, BA Creative Writing, 1.194; Francis Czeasar M. Chua, BSBAA, 1.194; and Kenji M. Miyazaki, BS Mechanical Engineering, 1.197. This year, the top three colleges with the most number of summa cum laude are CSSP and College of Engineering (COE) with six each. These were followed by the College of Science and the School of Economics with five each and the College of Arts and Letters and the Virata School of Business with two each. Meanwhile, the colleges of Education, Fine Arts and Mass Communication and the School of Statistics each had one summa cum laude. The summa cum laude will lead the graduates from the 27 degree-granting units, 325 of which are magna cum laude, and 936 cum laude. Magna cum laude graduates have a WAG of up to 1.45 while cum laude up to 1.75. Of the total graduates, 3,580 received their undergraduate degrees and 972 their graduate degrees, of which 70 were conferred their doctoral degrees by being hooded on stage. COE has the highest number of graduates at 839 (746 undergraduates/UG, 93 graduates/G). It also has the highest number of graduates with Latin honors at 200. Meanwhile, CSSP comes second with the highest number of graduates with Latin honors at 184 from a total of 373 graduates (304 UG, 69 U), and VSB, third with 163 Latin honors from a total of 351 graduates (207 UG, 144 G). VSB however, has the highest ratio of graduates with Latin honors at 78.74 percent. Dr. Alfredo E. Pascual, UP President is the ceremony’s speaker. A finance and management expert, President Pascual is the 20th president of the University, a post he assumed in February 2011. This is the second time the commencement exercises will be held in June following the University’s academic calendar shift from June to August in 2014. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/4-athletes-of-the-year-at-uaap-78-closing/ | 4 athletes of the year at UAAP 78 closing - University of the Philippines Diliman | 4 athletes of the year at UAAP 78 closing Mariamme D. Jadloc - Diliman Information Office June 30, 2016 | UPDate Online > StudentsSabobo (right) with Chancellor Tan; below is the turnover rite to UST. The University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) gave the Athlete of the Year to not one, but four athletes, at the awarding and closing ceremony of Season 78, making it a first in the history of the athletic association. Hosted by UP Diliman (UPD) and held at the Ang Bahay ng Alumni on May 21, UAAP awarded the coveted title to Ian N. Lariba of De La Salle University (DLSU), Alyssa C. Valdez of Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU), Queeny T. Sabobo of Adamson University (AdU) and Jessie Khing G. Lacuna (ADMU). The award is a back-to-back win for Lariba who was the UAAP Season 77 Athlete of the Year. The star athlete also qualified for table tennis at the Olympics and is bound for Rio this August. Valdez, the 3-time most valuable player (MVP) from ADMU, was commended for her athletic achievements as MVP, Best Scorer and Best Server in Volleyball. Sabobo, for her part was acknowledged for being Season MVP, Most Home Runs, Most Batted In, Best Slugger and Final MVP in Softball; and Lacuna for being MVP, Champion and for earning seven gold medals and posting four UAAP records for swimming. The four were chosen from a roster of athletes that demonstrated exceptional performances in their fields and later were narrowed down to 15 candidates for the award. UAAP also honored the athletes who participated in international competitions, rookies of the year, MVPs and the athlete scholars. Participants to the event also witnessed the turnover of the UAAP hosting from UP for Season 78 to the University of Santo Tomas (UST) for Season 79. UPD Chancellor Michael L. Tan who gave a message to the athletes at the awarding ceremony formally turned over to UST through Rev. Fr. Ermito G. De Sagon, O.P. the hosting duties for UAAP Season 79. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/pep-rally-2016/ | PEP rally 2016 - University of the Philippines Diliman | PEP rally 2016 Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office August 30, 2016 | Uncategorized > UPDate Online > Students The UP Fighting Maroons kicked off the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 79 in style as they held the annual Pep Rally last Aug. 24 at the University Theater. Twice that afternoon (3 p.m. and 6 p.m.), the University Theater was filled to the rafters with cheering athletes and fans as the varsity teams and five performing arts groups danced their hearts out. The UP Ballroom Formation Team composed of members from the UP Filipiniana Dance Group, UP Pep Squad, UP Streetdance Club and UP Dancesport Society gave the audience a sneak peek of their competition routine at the inaugural UAAP Dancesport Competition on Sept. 3. The Pep Rally is an annual event held just before the UAAP season as a celebration and to inspire enthusiasm in the athletes before they compete. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/two-to-tango-up-ballroom-formation-team-clinches-2-golds/ | Two to tango: UP Ballroom Formation Team clinches 2 gold - University of the Philippines Diliman | Two to tango: UP Ballroom Formation Team clinches 2 gold Diliman Information Office September 05, 2016 | StudentsUP Ballroom Formation Team by Josh Aniversario Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/linguistics-major-bags-title-in-world-korean-speech-tilt/ | Linguistics major bags title in World Korean Speech tilt - University of the Philippines Diliman | Linguistics major bags title in World Korean Speech tilt Diliman Information Office September 23, 2016 | UPDate Online > Students (SEPT. 23)— Maria Concepcion Loren R. Chua, a BA Linguistics student of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP) bested 17 other competitors by winning the Korean Ministry of Education Award at the 21st World Korean Speech Contest on Jul. 30 in Bangkok, Thailand. The event was organized by the Korean Orators Association. In her speech, delivered fully in Korean, Chua emphasized the importance of educating the Filipino youth about the good relations between Korean and the Philippines. She also conveyed her hopes for more opportunities for overseas student programs to be supported by the governments of the two countries in order to open more avenues for cultural exchange and solidarity. Chua also expressed her plans of becoming an educator to be of use in fulfilling those dreams. Chua was one of the 18 foreign delegates who competed. Each contestant would deliver a 4-minute piece on the topic, Korean Education: A Long-Term Plan. Each participant was judged based on the following: content, voice, stage presence, audience impact and time limit. She was also the Philippines representative at the World Korean Speech Contest in 2015, having won the grand price at the national level. Other awards included were the Presidential Award, given to a Korean residing in Thailand, Prime Minister Award, and Ambassador’s Award which were given to Korean citizens. Chua ranked first at the non-Korean (foreigner) category. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-lady-shuttlers-keeps-crown/ | UP Lady Shuttlers keeps crown - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP Lady Shuttlers keeps crown Benito V. Sanvictores Jr. - Diliman Information Office October 21, 2016 | UPDate Online > StudentsUP Women’s and Men’s Badminton Team (2nd runner-up in Men’s Division) singing UP Naming Mahal Three years. Same opponent. Same outcome. Determined to defend their title and clinch a 3-peat, the UP Lady Shuttlers mustered all their energy to conquer Ateneo Lady Shuttlers, 3-1, in Game 3 of the UAAP Season 79 Women’s Badminton Best-of-3 Finals, Oct. 15 at the Rizal Memorial Badminton Hall, Manila. In the first singles match–a battle of former most valuable players (MVP)–UP’s Paola Beatriz Bernardo, 2015 MVP, despite good starts bowed to the effective end game skills of Ateneo’s Maria Bianca Ysabel Carlos, 2013 MVP, 16-21, 19-21. In the second singles match, UP’s Gelita Castilo cruised through the first set against Ateneo’s Samantha Louise Ramos, 21-14. In the second set, Castilo needed extended time as Ramos erased the four-point mid-match deficit, 16-12, and tied the set at 20. There were exchanges of great placement and smash shots, before veteran Castilo emerged triumphant, 24-22. Tied at one match each and with the title at stake, the team tie format (best of five matches) and the next two doubles matches showed UP was the more determined and “hungrier” team. In the first doubles match, UP’s Malvinne Ann Venice Alcala and Jessie Francisco wasted no time in defeating Ateneo’s Patrisha Edricka Malibiran and Ramos. With good lateral movements, impressive smashes and tricky placement shots, the UP pair did not let Ateneo taste a lead in the whole match and finished it in two sets, 21-15, 21-17. (left) MVP Alcala and Rookie of the Year Lunod The second UP pair of Castilo and Eleonor Christine Inlayo had more difficulty in the second doubles match. Ateneo’s Carlos and Joelle Geva de Vera snatched the first set in a thrilling end, after UP lost its three point lead, 18-15, and having the set tied at 20. With Ateneo serving at 21-all, the Lady Eagles secured the next two points, ending the set at 21-23. After the time-out, the Lady Maroons dominated the next two sets from start to end with good defense and great returns of smashes and drop shots, winning the match with identical marks, 21-12, 21-12. After earning the last point, the UP gallery erupted in celebration with the UP Women’s Badminton Team (WBT) rushing to the court as the dream of a 3-peat was realized. Capping the celebration was Alcala, UP WBT’s team captain, receiving the MVP award, while Ateneo’s Chanelle Lunod was Rookie of the Year. De La Salle University was second runner-up after winning over University of Santo Tomas. Alcala said after their Game 1 loss, which ended their 25-tie winning streak, “I said to myself I will do everything to protect the title. That has been my mindset since that loss. We also believe in each other. We are glad that the team tie worked for us.” The team tie, or the players that will be assigned for the five matches (two singles, two doubles, one single), were, for UP WBT, determined by the coaches, managers and players themselves. Before the deciding Game 3, Coach Melvin Llanes told his team to stay humble, stay focused and most of all, to have the deeper desire to win than their opponent. After the celebration, “we will return back to our training in preparation for next season.” Llanes also hopes they can have international exposures in the future. The court celebration ended with the singing of UP Naming Mahal, the players leading the crowd. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/champions/ | Champions - University of the Philippines Diliman | Champions Diliman Information Office November 02, 2016 | Students Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/coe-grad-is-a-tosp-2016-awardee/ | CoE grad is a TOSP 2016 awardee - University of the Philippines Diliman | CoE grad is a TOSP 2016 awardee Haidee C. Pineda with reports from Arizza Nocum - Diliman Information Office February 22, 2017 | UPDate Online > Academe > Students (FEB. 22)— Arizza Ann S. Nocum, a UP College of Engineering (CoE) magna cum laude graduate, is one of the 2016 Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP). The TOSP is a prestigious award for young role models of the country which is an annual project by the RFM Foundation, Inc. in cooperation with the Commission on Higher Education. It is given to outstanding students in the Philippines who have excelled academically, exemplified leadership, have good moral values and made a difference in their respective communities, organizations and fields of interest through service. Nocum earned her BS Industrial Engineering degree in 2016. She was a member of the UP Industrial Engineering Club and the overall head of KRIS Library, a non-profit organization working in the fields of peace and education. She was part of the team who won the championship at the Industrial Engineering Competition held at the Institut Teknologi Bandung in Indonesia on Jan. 17, 2016. She was also among the recipients of the 2016 Gawad Tsanselor award, the highest recognition bestowed by UP Diliman for excellence and outstanding accomplishment, and the Garrick Yao Memorial Award for Service. Nocum was selected from the 30 national finalists from different universities in the country. The awarding ceremony was held at the Heroes’ of Malacañang Palace on Feb. 9. —Haidee C. Pineda with reports and photos from Arizza Nocum Latest UPD visits culture bearers in Baguio Compete with yourself, not with others UP NSRI ISO certified; De Ungria receives award Using media for informed decisions Noh master returns to UPD |
https://upd.edu.ph/team-up-philippines-shines-at-the-intl-cheerleading-competition/ | Team UP-Philippines shines at the int’l cheerleading competition - University of the Philippines Diliman | Team UP-Philippines shines at the int’l cheerleading competition Haidee C. Pineda - Diliman Information Office December 06, 2016 | UPDate Online > Campus > Students (DEC. 6)—The University of the Philippines Varsity Pep Squad (UP Pep) teamed up with the UP Filipiniana Dance Group to represent the Philippines at the Asian Cheerleading and Dancesport Championships (ACDC) held in Jakarta, Indonesia from Nov. 26 to 27 and bagged six medals. The squad, also known as Team UP-Philippines, earned a gold medal (Mixed Group Stunts category), three silver (cheerdance, all-female team cheer and cheerdance doubles) and two bronze medals (mixed team cheer and all-female group stunts), according to Dr. Eloisa May P. Hernandez, UP College of Arts and Letters Department of Arts Studies professor and UP Pep’s faculty adviser, in an interview with “Tinig ng Plaridel,” the official student publication of the UP College of Mass Communication. Team captain Jari E. Buenaventura, Ma. Karolina C. Sison and Joseph Francis H. Guevara said in an interview with UPDate, the UP team was invited in the 2nd ACDC by the Gymnastic Association of the Philippines-Cheerleading Philippines Federation which also serves as a qualifier for the 9th Cheerleading World Championships. On the preparation for ACDC, Buenaventura said “Hindi naman kami natatapos sa aming training. For us, there’s no off season kahit after competition, balik training ulit agad kami. Everyday iyan, Monday to Friday, around five to six hours a day. Iyun nga lang, pag may competition, dagdag ng training hours. Minsan, dagdag ng training days. Meron din kaming weekend training.” The 8-time University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) cheerdance champions may have skipped this season’s competition but, nonetheless, brought home “bacon,” and presented their trophies and medals to Chancellor Michael L. Tan in a courtesy call on December 1 at the Office of the Chancellor. Dr. Cynthia Grace P. Gregorio, Institute of Chemistry professor and also UP Pep’s faculty adviser, proudly informed the chancellor that “For the first time in the history of ACDC, we beat Japan, na lagi silang first. Sa isang category (Mixed Group Stunts), nag-gold tayo.” UP Pep’s head coach Prof. Lalaine Pereña expressed her gratitude for the Chancellor’s support and said the team is set to prepare for the 9th Cheerleading World Championships to be held at Takasaki City, Japan in November 2017. “Officially, we are already part of the three categories and hoping the other four categories ay makuha rin namin with our performance ngayon,” Pereña added. Latest UPD 2023 Year-End Program: Panibagong Lakas UPD remembers 2 profs Christmas Expo 2023 UPD Combatting online sexual harassment OVCPD held planning workshop |
https://upd.edu.ph/upis-held-1st-online-community-event/ | UPIS held 1st online community event - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPIS held 1st online community event Dianne Pasia, UPDIO intern - Diliman Information Office May 10, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students The UP Integrated School (UPIS) for the first time held “TANAW,” its annual community celebration, virtually. Hosted by the UPIS student body Kamag-aral, “TANAW: Pusong Umaalab, Muling Magpapasiklab” was held online from May 5 to 7 and had several activities lined up for the UPIS community. TANAW poster. Image from the UPIS Pamunuan ng Kamag-aral Facebook page On May 5, the UPIS was treated to “Gunita,” a collection of performances of students from Kinder up to Grade 10. Each grade level showcased their interpretation of a song pre-assigned to them complete with choreography. “Gunita” also featured production numbers from senior high school students. Meanwhile, the mini-game competition “Ready, Set, Zoom” and the online take on the school’s yearly sports festival “La Liga Isko’t Iska” were held on May 6. “Ready, Set, Zoom” included contemporary board games such as Mafia, Wheel of Fortune, and Mystery Case while “La Liga Isko’t Iska” took place on various online platforms. Finally, UPIS was treated to two musical competitions on May 7: “Usbong,” open to contestants from Kinder to Grade 10; and “Banaag a showdown of UPIS bands. TANAW had the online participation of UPIS students, alumni, and the rest of the UPIS community. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-fends-off-gritty-feu/ | UP fends off gritty FEU - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP fends off gritty FEU Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office May 10, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students The UP Fighting Maroons survived the gritty Far Eastern University (FEU) Lady Tamaraws, 25-12, 25-22, 24-26, 29-27,15-11, in Season 84 of the UAAP (University Athletic Association of the Philippines) women’s volleyball tournament on May 7 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay. Bertolano. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau The Fighting Maroons looked to register a quick victory after winning the first two sets in a dominating fashion but came flat down the stretch of the third set. Ahead by five points, 22-17, the Fighting Maroons committed consecutive errors and faulty receptions giving the Lady Tamaraws the win in the game’s third frame. In the fourth set, UP was on the brink of wrapping up the game by establishing a three-match point advantage but lost steam and fell apart anew, sending the match to a decider. Jaboneta. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau UP regrouped in the decider and established a commanding 11-3 lead, keeping FEU at bay. However, the Lady Tamaraws fought back to cut UP’s lead to three, 13-10. In the next rally, UP’s Alyssa Bertolano scored on an attack to put the Fighting Maroons at match point, 14-10. In the ensuing play, FEU’s Chen Tagaod blocked Bertolano’s spike before the latter finished off the game through a combination play. UP Fighting Maroons women’s volleyball team. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau Bertolano again paced the Fighting Maroons with 25 points, 11 excellent receptions, and 10 excellent digs. Irah Jaboneta also had a superb game collecting 13 points, 14 excellent receptions, and 12 excellent digs, while Lorie Bernardo and Jewel Encarnacion chipped in 13 points and 12 points, respectively. The Fighting Maroons now has a 2-0 record. UP will take on the University of Santo Tomas on May 10, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-draws-first-blood-in-basketball-finals/ | UP draws first blood in basketball finals - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP draws first blood in basketball finals Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office May 10, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students The UP Fighting Maroons defeated the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) Blue Eagles in overtime, 81-74, to take game one of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 84 men’s basketball best-of-three finals on May 8 at the Mall of Asia Arena. Trailing by eight points, 60-68, at the 4:35 mark of the fourth quarter, the Fighting Maroons slowly but surely crawled their way back, clamping down on the Blue Eagles. It was there where Zavier Lucero rose to the occasion and took matters in his own hand by scoring seven points in that crucial 10-2 run of UP. Lucero got the offensive rebound of a missed jumper from Carl Tamayo and scored on bank shot to cut ADMU’s lead to six, 68-62, with two minutes and 11 seconds left. He then scored on a transition lay up to put UP within striking distance, with 1:17 remaining. Raffy Verano then scored on a jumper to give ADMU a separation, 70-64, with 54 seconds to go. Lucero. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau In the ensuing play, Tamayo muffed his two free throws, but Lucero was able to grab the offensive rebound and scored an and-one play to put UP within three points, 67-70, with 32.6 tick to play. The Fighting Maroons then, with their suffocating defense, forced the Blue Eagles to commit a turnover which resulted in a three-point shot by James Spencer that knotted the score, 70-70, still with 24.7 seconds left. UP again played good defense to force ADMU to commit a shot clock violation. Ricci Rivero, with 0.7 seconds left, missed his far-flung three-point attempt to send the game to an extra five minutes. Rivero. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau At the 3:48 mark of the overtime, Lucero drained a triple to even the score, 74-74. ADMU then committed back-to-back shot clock violations, while Rivero scored on layup and drew a foul from ADMU’s Gian Mamuyac. Rivero sank his bonus free throw to put UP ahead, 77-74, with two minutes and 31 seconds to go. ADMU, again, committed another turnover and Tamayo scored on a layup to stretch UP’s lead, 79-74, with 2: 04 left. Spencer. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau The Fighting Maroons continued their good defense and held the Blue Eagles scoreless in the dying moments of the game. With three seconds left to play, Rivero sealed the game for UP by draining his two free throws on a duty foul committed by Verano. Five Fighting Maroons scored in double digits: Rivero, who had an impressive 11-of-11 from charity line, paced UP with 19 points, four steals, two blocks, and two assists; Lucero chipped in 17 points, 13 rebounds, and two blocks; Spencer added 13 points; and Maodo Diouf and Tamayo contributed 10 points apiece. Game two of the finals series is scheduled on May 11, 6 p.m. The UP Fighting Maroons men’s basketball team. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/up-clips-ust-scores-third-straight-win/ | UP clips UST, scores third straight win - University of the Philippines Diliman | UP clips UST, scores third straight win Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office May 14, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students The UP Lady Fighting Maroons beat the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Golden Tigresses 25-21, 23-25, 25-21, 25-22 in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 84 women’s volleyball tournament on May 10 at the Mall of Asia Arena. Working as a team on the court, UP firmly took the first set. Encarnacion. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau In the second frame, UST started strong and cruised to a 24-19 lead. UP fought back and scored four consecutive points to come within one point until UST’s Ysabel Jimenez scored an attack to equalize the match. Tables were turned in the third set as the UP Lady Fighting Maroons, with better communication and strong net defense, zoomed to a 24-18 lead. UST, led by Eya Laure, however, was able to save three set-points until a setting error, by UST’s Ma. Regina Mangulabnan, gave UP a 2-1 set lead. Bertolano. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau The two teams had a see-saw battle at the start of the fourth frame, but UP put a separation down the stretch through a service ace by reserve setter Jum Marie Gayo, that had the Fighting Maroons within two points, 23-19, from clinching the victory. Laure then scored two consecutive points for UST. In the next rally, UP’s Allysa Bertolano found a hole on UST’s defense through a power tip to put the Fighting Maroons at match point, 24-21. Laure once again rescued UST by scoring on a drop ball to cut UP’s lead to two, 22-24. In the ensuing play, Laure’s attack was rejected by Lorie Bernardo, sealing UP’s third straight victory. The UP Lady Fighting Maroons volleyball team. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau It was a total team effort and balanced attack for the UP Lady Fighting Maroons led by Jewel Encarnacion’s 16 points, 14 excellent receptions, and 11 excellent digs. Bertolano also had a splendid game, contributing 15 points built from 10 attacks, three blocks, and two services aces. Bernardo, Jaila Atienza, and Niña Ytang chipped in nine points apiece for UP. The Fighting Maroons will take on the Adamson University on May 12, Thursday, at 4 p.m. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/champions-at-last/ | Champions at last - University of the Philippines Diliman | Champions at last Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office May 17, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students It was destiny. In what was dubbed the Battle of Katipunan (Ateneo de Manila University/ADMU Blue Eagles versus UP Fighting Maroons), destiny won over dynasty. After 36 years, the UP Fighting Maroons were hailed the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) Season 84 basketball tournament champions, dethroning the Blue Eagles in overtime, 72-69, in game three of their championship series on May 13 at the Mall of Asia Arena. Season 84 men’s basketball champions. Photo from the UAAP Media Bureau It was a seesaw battle between the two teams with the regulation ending at 59 all, sending the game into extra five minutes. During the overtime, with ADMU up by five points, 69-64, JD Cagulangan buried a three-point shot to cut ADMU’s lead to two, 69-67, still with 1:22 to play. The ADMU failed to convert on their next ball possession leading to a two-handed slam dunk by Malick Diouf from an assist by Cagulangan to even the score with 39.7 seconds left. Once again, the Blue Eagles failed to score on their ball possession. In the ensuing play, Cagulangan using the screen Diouf provided, buried the cold-blooded winning stepback triple, giving the Fighting Maroons the much anticipated crown. Diouf, with his impressive performance in the finals averaging 11.7 points, 12.3 rebounds, 2.7 steals, 2 assists, and a block, was named the Finals Most Valuable Player (MVP). Meanwhile, Zavier Lucero and Carl Tamayo were inducted into the “Mythical Five” of the UAAP season 84. Tamayo also bagged the rookie of the year (ROY) award and had the distinction of being the first rookie to be selected as a mythical five member since Jeron Teng of the De La Salle University in 2012. The awarding ceremonies were held before the start of game 2 on May 11. Historic run. The championship is the third for the Fighting Maroons. UP first won the crown in the 1939-1940 season of the league, a title they shared with the Far Eastern University and the University of Santo Tomas (UST). In 1986, the triumvirate of Eric Altamirano, Ronnie Magsanoc, and Benjie Paras, under the tutelage of Joe Lipa, gave UP its second title by defeating the then powerhouse University of the East Red Warriors. Altamirano bagged the Finals MVP award that year. With the institution of the final four format (equivalent to semifinals) in Season 56 (1993-1994), the Fighting Maroons showed some promise by making it in the 1996 and 1997 semifinals. They then failed to advance in the said format from 1998 to 2017, with winless records in 2007, 2010, and 2013. UP showed some glimmer of hope in 2017 when they finished fifth in the team standing with a 6-8 win-loss record and Juan Gomez de Liaño winning the ROY award. The Fighting Maroons had the Cinderella-run in 2018 which brought them back to the final four and eventually dismantling the Adamson University Soaring Falcon’s twice-to-beat advantage. UP was able to arrange a showdown with ADMU in the finals, but had to settle for a runners-up award in that season. In 2019, UP made it again to the final four but eventually lost to UST and settled for a third place. For this season, UP made its landmark win. The celebration. The UP community marked the Fighting Maroons’ triumph with a feast and bonfire lighting on May 14, 5 p.m. at the College of Human Kinetics baseball field. The UP community at the thanksgiving and victory party. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO “Lagablab Diliman,” was a warm and fist-raised tribute and thanksgiving for the champions. It was also a simple street party with free-flowing drinks and foods. Thousands of alumni, faculty members, students, administrative staff, and supporters flocked to the venue in high spirits and eagerly waited to personally meet the champions. The players were introduced and welcomed to the stage with Noel Cabangon and the crowd singing Queen’s classic song “We are the Champions.” The team, led by graduating players and co-captains Noah Webb and Ricci Rivero, expressed their appreciation for the UP community’s never-ending support. UP head coach Goldwin Monteverde also thanked the UP community for always being there and cheering the team through ups and downs. The champions at “Lagablab Diliman.” Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO “Kayo ang naging inspirasyon namin everytime na nasa game kami, at ngayon nakuha na natin ang championship,” he said. When it was time to light the bonfire, the crowds chanted the “Unibersidad ng Pilipinas” cheer. It was then followed by the singing of “UP Naming Mahal,” which made the whole UP community emotional. UP’s bonfire celebration. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/stand-up-dominates-usc/ | STAND UP dominates USC - University of the Philippines Diliman | STAND UP dominates USC Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office May 20, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students In its second remote elections, the UP Diliman (UPD) student body continued to put its faith in the Student Alliance for the Advancement of Democratic Rights in UP (STAND UP) as the party swept all 14 seats in the University Student Council (USC). Running on a platform of continuity and community engagement, STAND UP standard bearers Andrei Felix Latrell, a junior sociology major, and Mary Sunshine Reyes, a sophomore mathematics major, were elected as chairperson and vice chairperson, respectively. The STAND UP slate. Image from the STAND UP Facebook page Latrell garnered a total of 4,372 votes, beating his closest opponent Jaira Marie del Mundo of the UP Alyansa ng mga Mag-aaral para sa Panlipunang Katwiran at Kaunlaran (ALYANSA) by 1,886 votes. There were 1,588 registered voters who chose to abstain. The race for vice chairperson was more one sided, as Reyes quickly overtook closest opponent Tristan Floyd Rafa (ALYANSA) with 4,769 votes, a difference of 2,852 votes. Of the registered voters, 1,760 chose to abstain. Magic 12. The rest of their slate — all 12 councilors — were similarly successful in their bids, averaging 4,000 votes for each. Kjoy Adriano, a senior broadcast communication major, garnered the most number of votes at 4,351, followed by Catherine Iyong Dalon, a freshman malikhaing pagsulat sa Filipino major, at 4,321 votes. They were followed by Ron Edward Medina, a business administration and accountancy major (4,130 votes), and Aira Isabelle Ortiz (4,125 votes), Mary Angela Pelijates (3,983 votes), and Anne Catherine Silvio (3,923 votes), all sophomore visual communication majors. Next came Don Alejandro Aison, a junior linguistics major (4,095 votes), Timothy Marc Maslog, a sophomore applied psychology major (3,979 votes), Yousuf Mustafa Babate, a sophomore sports science major (3,960 votes), Dominic Karl Cacho, a freshman molecular biology and biotechnology major (3,852 votes), Emmanuel Cruz, a sophomore materials engineering major (3,816 votes), and Xyril Einzen Salazar, a freshman malikhaing pagsulat sa Filipino major (3,664 votes). College representatives. The roster of college representatives was a bit more colorful, with half of the 18 elected college representatives running either independently or under ALYANSA. Three representatives were under the ALYANSA banner: Bernard Brian Bejo (College of Education), Lynette Anne Manaay (College of Music), and Khristinea Marie Ricader (School of Economics). Meanwhile, six ran independently: Beatriz Pineda (College of Home Economics), Cieneilo Delah Mengullo (College of Science), Joseph Sean Eli Limbaga (National College of Public Administration and Governance), Giezelle Villanueva (School of Statistics), Rowinner Bautista (Technology Management Center), and Gian Paul Del Mindo (College of Engineering,). The nine remaining elected college representatives are all from STAND UP: Ayessa Allen Vince Baloy (Asian Institute of Tourism), Maria Stacey Gail Daniel (College of Arts and Letters), Via Marie De Vera (College of Fine Arts), Angela Faith Gregorio (College of Human Kinetics), Kiara Ysabel Gorrospe (College of Mass Communication), Julian Matthew Formadero (College of Social Sciences and Philosophy), Daniel Klyde Villapando (College of Social Work and Community Development), Sen Dylayn Bantigue (School of Library and Information Studies), and Aliyah Raiann Pascual (UPD Extension Programs in Pampanga and Olongapo). Voter turnout. Compared to the 2021 electoral exercise that had a voter turnout of 46.18 percent, this year’s voter turnout was only 35.32 percent. Of the 23,916 UPD registered students only 8,446 voted in the USC elections. Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Louise Jashil R. Sonido attributed the lower turnout to students prioritizing their participation in the 2022 national elections. “Maaaring isipin na mas nabaling lang ang atensyon ng mga estudyante sa mainit na mga bakbakan ng national elections ngayong taon,” she said. USC voting was also extended twice on May 7 and May 11, with voting lines remaining open until May 16, 6 p.m. The results were computed from the number of students who voted online through the Halalan UPD website or should the student request it, manual voting through voice call. All elected student officials will serve in UPD’s USC for academic year 2022-2023. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-tops-che-board/ | UPD tops ChE board - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD tops ChE board Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office May 27, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students All the 44 first-time examinees that UP Diliman (UPD) fielded in the May 2022 Chemical Engineer Licensure Examination passed, making it one of two top-performing schools with four examinees securing four of the top 10 spots. According to results released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on May 24, the four UPD examinees with the highest rating are Angelica F. Jao in third place with a rating of 86.20 percent, Kobi Christian S. Go (6th place, 58.3%), Ma. Andrea Lisa A. Umali (8th place, 85%), and Sabrina Nicole T. Blanco (9th place, 84.90%). (From left) Jao, Go, Umali, and Blanco. Images from the DChE Facebook page Of the 1,032 examinees, 585 passed the examination given by the Board of Chemical Engineering in Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Legazpi. According to data from the PRC website, the Department of Chemical Engineering (DChE) of the UPD College of Engineering has been consistently landing in the top performing school lists since 2018, missing it only twice in May 2018 and May 2019 boards. In their Facebook page, the DChE congratulated the examinees for their excellent performance. ”Your Diliman Chemical Engineering family is proud of you! Padayon mga bagong inhenyero ng bayan, para sa bayan!” they said. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/pinarangalan-husay-ng-mag-aaral/ | Pinarangalan husay ng mag-aaral - University of the Philippines Diliman | Pinarangalan husay ng mag-aaral Benito V. Sanvictores Jr. - Diliman Information Office July 04, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students Mahigit 10,000 mag-aaral at pitong samahang mag-aaral ng UP Diliman (UPD) ang kinilala para sa kani-kanilang mga tagumpay at kontribusyon sa larangan ng akademiko, isports, sining, kultura, at gawaing panlipunan. Entablado ng Parangal sa Mag-aaral, kasama ang mga tagapagpadaloy ng sina Anna Lourdes R. Cruz (kaliwa) at Lance Al Francis Daniel (kanan). Larawang kuha ni Jerald DJ. Caranza, UPDIO Ang Parangal sa Mag-aaral 2022 ay ginanap nang hybrid (magkasamang live at pre-recorded na mga bidyo) noong Hunyo 21 sa Arts and Design West Hall ng UPD Kolehiyo ng Sining Biswal. Bahagi ito ng Linggo ng Parangal 2022. Pinayuhan ni Tsanselor Fidel R. Nemenzo ang mga mag-aaral na “maging kaisa ng sambayanan sa lahat ng pagkakataon at panahon.” Ang kaniyang mensahe ay binasa ni Bise Tsanselor para sa Gawaing Pangmag-aaral Louise Jashil R. Sonido. “Habang patuloy nating kinakaharap ang iba’t ibang pagsubok sa mga darating na buwan o taon, nawa’y kayong mga mag-aaral ay palaging makipagtulungan at magbahagi ng inyong kaalaman, kasanayan, at panahon para sa kabutihan ng nakararami. Gamitin ang inyong husay, galing, at buhay upang patuloy kayong mulat sa sambayanang Pilipino at pagkilos nito sa pagkamit ng isang lipunang makatao, makatuwiran, at may kapantayan,” aniya. Ruaya. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO Samahang mag-aaral. Pitong samahang mag-aaral ang kinilala ng Opisina ng Bise Tsanselor para sa Gawaing Pangmag-aaral (Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs / OVCSA) para sa kanilang mga proyekto, gawain, at inisyatibang tumulong sa kanilang mga kapuwa at komunidad, batay sa iba’t ibang kategorya. Kabilang sa mga pinarangalan ang UP Katilingan sa mga Anak ng Mindanao sa kategoryang edukasyon at literasi, UP Association of Civil Engineering Students (kalikasan at pangangasiwa sa panganib ng mga sakuna), at UP Family Life and Child Development Circle (kalusugan at isports). Kinilala rin ang UP DOST Scholars’ Association (negosyo at inobasyon), UP Kalipunan ng mga Anak ng Isabela (sining at kultura), UP Junior Marketing Association (kapayapaan at kaunlaran sa lipunan), at UP Batangan (natatanging pagkilala). Kasama ni Sonido na nag-abot ng tropeo at sertipiko si John Catindig, kinatawan ni IB Gimenez, ang donor ng mga tropeo. Millondaga-De Guzman. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO University scholars. Kinilala sa palatuntunan ang 10,343 university scholar (US) para sa unang semestre ng akademikong taon 2021-2022. Nagtala ng pinakamaraming US ang Kolehiyo ng Inhenyeriya (2,701), sinundan ng Kolehiyo ng Agham (1,066), at Kolehiyo ng Agham Panlipunan at Pilosopiya (1,045). Ang US ay isang mag-aaral na may general weighted average (GWA) na hindi bababa sa 1.25 (gradwado) o hindi bababa sa 1.45 (di-gradwado). Bilang kinatawan ng mga US, nagbigay ng mensahe si Justin Jose Ruaya, isang mag-aaral ng programang BS computer science. Mga nanguna sa mga pagsusulit. Pinarangalan din ang mga nanguna sa kani-kanilang bar at licensure examination, na kinatawan ni Digna Millondaga-De Guzman, ang nanguna sa Social Worker Licensure Examination noong Agosto 2021. Aniya, may tatlong aral siyang natutunan sa kaniyang mga naranasan bago at pagkatapos ng pagsusulit. “Una, hindi sa lahat ng panahon ay aayon sa iyo ang mga pangyayari. Ikalawa, mahalagang may support system na aalalay sa mga panahong nahihirapan tayo. At panghuli, dapat ay alam mo para saan at para kanino ang mga sakripisyo mo,” saad niya. Mga artista ng bayan. Kasamang kinilala ang 163 tagapagtanghal at artista ng bayan. Walampu’t lima ang nasa UPD Visual Arts and Cultural Studies Scholarship program, 74 sa UPD Performing Arts Scholarship Program, at apat ang nagawaran ng UPD Creative/Critical Thesis Grant in the Arts, Culture, and Humanities (tatlo sa di-gradwado at isa sa gradwado). Hinandugan ni Terrence Tolentino ang mga manonood ng isang awitin, “Sa Susunod na Habang Buhay” ng Ben&Ben. Sonido. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO Kampeon sa UAAP. Bilang pagpupugay sa nakamit na kampeonato sa Season 84 ng University Athletics Association of the Philippines (UAAP) men’s basketball tournament matapos ang 36 na taon, pinarangalan ang UP Fighting Maroons men’s basketball team (UP MBT). Ang Senegalese import na si Maodo Malick Diouf ang itinanghal na UAAP Season 84 Finals Most Valuable Player. Naghatid ng kanilang mensahe sa pamamagitan ng bidyo sina Harold Alarcon at Miguel Gabriel “Brix” Ramos, mga kinatawan ng UP MBT. “Trust the process,” ang kanilang pangunahing payo sa mga estudyanteng nais magtagumpay sa kanilang mga gawain. Pabaon. Pagmulat, paggising, pagbangon. Ito ang mga bungad ni Sonido sa kaniyang “closing pabaon” sa mga mag-aaral. “Alam natin na ang bawat paggising ay hamon sa pagsalubong ng bagong araw. There are hard mornings to wake up to. Ito ang ibig sabihin ng pagmulat. At kahit gaano kahirap, ang pagtanaw ng bukang-liwayway ay laging sandali ng pasasalamat at pagkamulat,” saad ni Sonido. Ang palatuntunan ay sabay na napanood sa mga Facebook page ng UPD (https://www.facebook.com/OfficialUPDiliman) at OVCSA (https://www.facebook.com/ovcsa.upd). 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https://upd.edu.ph/meet-the-summa-2022/ | UPD Students Graduating Summa Cum Laude (2022) - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD Students Graduating Summa Cum Laude (2022) Diliman Information Office July 22, 2022 | UPDate Online > StudentsAbaquin, Alejandro Abrazaldo, Caleb Acosta, Dan Dave Adovo, Arvin Jake Aganon, Bridget Aguba, Sydney Claudelle Alcoriza, Ceazar John Alfonso, Marzo Meco Almario, Jirah Grace Ambag, John Rafael Antivola, Miguel Hanz Araullo, Nicole Anne Atienza, Angela Diwa Atienza, Catherine Marie Aves, Venus Ay-ay, Andrei Gabriel Baguio, Karina Balagot, Samantha Alexa Banuelos, Raissa Mae Batara, Maded III Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/creating-an-inclusive-and-safe-upd/ | Creating an inclusive and safe UPD - University of the Philippines Diliman | Creating an inclusive and safe UPD Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office July 29, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students UP Diliman (UPD) as everyone’s safe space. It is the intention of UPD to be an inclusive, diverse, nurturing, and safe space that respects the human rights of all its constituents, especially its students. As such, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (OVCAA) issued a directive that recognizes the inclusion of and affirms transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) students. Memorandum No. OVCAA-MTTP 21-029 recommends the UP Center for Women’s and Gender Studies (UPCWGS) guidelines on affirming TGNC students’ names, pronouns, and titles. According to the UPCGWS guidelines, TGNC refers to people whose gender identity does not match their sex assigned at birth and those whose gender expression does not match their gender identity, respectively. OVCAA’s poster. Image from the OVCAA website “TGNC people often live by a name (or “lived name”) that affirms their gender identity and/or expression (GIE), and this is usually different from their legal name (or “dead name”). They may also use pronouns and titles that reflect their GIE. However, these aren’t limited to feminine (e.g., she/her, Miss, Ms., Mrs.) and masculine (e.g., he/him, Mr.) pronouns and titles, because many TGNC people use singular they/them pronouns (an English counterpart to the Filipino gender-neutral siya), neo-pronouns, and gender-neutral titles,” the guidelines stated. Guides. The UPCWGS gave three basic guidelines for teachers, students, and other UPD personnel to create a classroom environment that includes and affirms TGNC students, and to encourage them to exercise their rights to express their gender identity and/or expression, without fear of discrimination. These are: ask for students’ lived name, pronouns, and titles, regardless of their transgender status, use a TGNC student’s lived name, pronouns, and titles and encourage your non-TGNC students to do the same, and model other best practices for affirming TGNC students. Released on March 15, 2021, the OVCAA memo is in compliance with Section 1 of the UP Anti-Sexual Harassment Code (https://up.edu.ph/up-anti-sexual-harassment-code/). This states that “the University values and upholds the dignity of every individual, and guarantees the full respect for human rights of all members of the UP community.” and “the University shall maintain an enabling, gender-fair, safe and healthy learning and working environment for the members of the UP community.”In the pipeline is the recommendation for a transgender-affirmative academic information system like the Computerized Registration System that will recognize usernames and email addresses of both faculty and students based on their lived names, and a system-wide university anti-discrimination code. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-does-well-in-interior-designer-boards/ | UPD does well in interior designer boards - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD does well in interior designer boards Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office July 29, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students UP Diliman (UPD) is the only top-performing school in the July 2022 Interior Designer Licensure Examination, with four examinees landing in the top 10. To qualify as a top-performing school, an institution must have 10 or more examinees and have at least 80 percent passing rate. Cayanan. Photo from Cayanan’s Facebook account Ventigan. Photo from Ventigan’s Facebook account Fielding 28 examinees from the UP College of Home Economics and having a 92.86 percent passing rate, UPD was the only top-performing school in the examination. In addition, four examinees were part of the top 10, led by Ira Louise Cayanan (88.25%). She is followed by Racquel Christine Lim (86.40%) in fourth place, Nichelle Ventigan (84.40 %) in sixth, and Nicole Alexis Olan (82.60%) in 10th. The examination was administered in Manila and Cebu. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/ika-111-pangkalahatang-pagtatapos/ | Ika-111 Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos - University of the Philippines Diliman | Ika-111 Pangkalahatang Pagtatapos Diliman Information Office July 29, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students Program Meet the Summa Commencement Speech The Chancellor’s Opening Remarks Message of the Class Representative Recognition Rites Traffic Advisory Photos UPD holds 1st F2F grad since pandemic starts UP Diliman (UPD) will hold its 111th General Commencement Exercises face-to-face on July 31, Sunday, 7 a.m. at the University Amphitheater after two years of holding virtual graduations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The face-to-face ceremonies will still strictly observe health and safety protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Only key participants and essential staff are allowed to attend together with the graduates and their guests (only one guest per graduate). This year’s theme is “Dásig,” a Cebuano word of various nuances: most commonly, liveliness and cheer; more profoundly, strength of spirit and resolute determination. The theme reflects the University’s collective resolve to celebrate the students who, with strength of mind and spirit, finished their degrees amidst the challenges of the pandemic. It is hoped that each of them continues to meet every crisis with honor, excellence, and compassion, and that as they move forward, they always serve the nation with steadfast integrity and embody the undaunted spirit of social responsibility, grounded in evidence-based critical inquiry. This year’s commencement speaker is Caroline S. Hau, PhD, an expert in Southeast Asian literature and a professor at the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University, Japan. Hau is a distinguished academic and author and has received a number of awards, the latest of which is the Grant Goodman Prize in Historical Studies from the Philippine Studies Group of the Association of Asian Studies (USA) in March 2021. She also received the Best Book of Literary Criticism / Literary History for her book Interpreting Rizal at the National Book Awards of the Philippines of the Manila Critics Circle and the National Book Development Board in November 2019. Prior to this, she received the same award in the same category for her book Elites and Ilustrados in Philippine Culture in October 2018. Hau graduated with a bachelor’s degree (English), summa cum laude from UPD in 1990. She later earned her master’s and PhD (English language and literature) from Cornell University (under the supervision of Ben Anderson, PhD). Meanwhile, data from the Office of the University Registrar show that as of July 25, UPD shall confer academic degrees on 3,475 candidates for graduation—2,516 candidates for baccalaureate degrees and 959 candidates for graduate degrees. Leading the Class of 2022 are 150 students graduating summa cum laude. This academic distinction is bestowed upon a student for earning a weighted average grade (WAG) of 1.20 or better. The College of Engineering has the most number of students graduating summa cum laude (49), followed by the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (30), and the College of Science (16). To know more about the students who are graduating summa cum laude, visit https://upd.edu.ph/meet-the-summa-2022/. This year’s class representative is Giland Marie A. Lim, who will graduate with a bachelor’s degree (broadcast communication) from the College of Mass Communication. Rounding the graduating students with Latin honors are 661 distinguished as magna cum laude and 644, cum laude. The full commencement program will be livestreamed on the UPD YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euQFdJh4kwg) starting 7 a.m. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/dasig/ | Dasig - University of the Philippines Diliman | Dasig Diliman Information Office August 02, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students Labang Isko: Higit sa Hindi Pagsuko Ni Giland Marie A. Lim, BA Broadcast Communication, summa cum laude 2022 Mensahe ng Kinatawan ng UP Diliman Class of 2022 Lim Guest of Honor and commencement speaker Dr. Caroline S. Hau―whom we thank for her inspiring message, Chairperson of the Board of Regents, Dr. J. Prospero E. De Vera III, members of the Board of Regents, Honorable President Danilo L. Concepcion, UP Diliman Chancellor, Dr. Fidel R. Nemenzo, vice chancellors, directors, deans, other university officials, faculty members, proud parents and guests, our live online audience, and my celebrated fellow graduates, most of whom have weathered through as the first batch of K-12 students, good day. Laban lang!―a common phrase we Filipinos use to stay motivated and hopeful during challenging times. “Laban lang,” sabi ng ating kapwa Pilipino. “Laban lang,” sabi natin sa ating mga sarili. Laban. lang. As college students, we have surely been on both the giving and receiving end of these words at countless points of our UP journey. At noong dumating ang pandemya, mas lalo nating kinailangang lumaban lang sa araw-araw. This has been a period plagued by uncertainties and unprecedented challenges. We have been faced with threats to our mental health, our family income, our future, and even our very lives, to name a few. Sa ganitong kalagayan, napaisip ako: Paano nga ba gumagana itong “Laban lang?” May hiwaga ba ang mga salitang ito at bigla nalang tayong mapupuno ng lakas at mabibigyan ng mga armas upang mapagtagumpayan ang hinaharap na pagsubok? When we look at our own student experience, the harsh truth is that in the face of greater forces, “Laban lang!” won’t get you your units in CRS; it won’t stabilize the internet connection you need to attend your synchronous class; “Laban lang!” won’t make you graduate. For “Laban lang!” to take effect, our intentions must be accompanied by concrete action; and these actions must be directed towards targeting the root causes of the inequities we face. During my stay in UP, I learned from my fellow students just as much as I learned inside the classroom. I found myself in awe of how they turned the powerlessness they felt into a burning desire for change; how they turned “Laban lang!” into “Laban!”—to not just carry on as we were, but to take up courage and actively fight on against the forces that try to render us voiceless. At present, we find ourselves in the midst of the biggest battle against disinformation and historical distortion that our country has ever faced. Ironically, this age of greater connectivity and access to information has allowed for less—or worse, false—information to come our way. It has created a demand for alternate narratives which distort our perception of current—and even past events in our country. In some ways, an environment wherein false information abounds is similar to one wherein no credible information is available. At. All. The danger of this is that when we are robbed of truth, we are also robbed of the ability to make informed decisions; and an informed citizenry is essential to democracy. In instances such as these, we can and must not endure this newfound era of exploitative mal-information that poses a threat to our freedom. Though when even the words and works of our established historical experts are being reduced to mere gossip, when the country’s largest media outlets are being hunted down, when credible news sources are being shunned in favor of fake news, and when the truth is being equated to terrorism, we, as common individuals, must find the courage to speak. Ngunit, sa ganitong pagkakataon, mahirap hikayatin ang ibang tao—o ang ating sarili man lang—na lumaban. Mahirap man, tila imposible, ngunit magagawa natin ito nang sama-sama, because the act of both carrying on and fighting on is impossible to do alone. During my sophomore year, my English 13 professor asked us to write about the importance of collective action. Not having the answers myself, I turned to a trusted upperclassman in search of one. Although he is no longer with us, his words left a lasting impression on me: that we must engage in collective action not for—but with others. For the second time, I had an epiphany; the “Laban lang!” that turned into “Laban!” has now become “Laban tayo!” Joining Frontliners’ Kitchen, a youth-led COVID-19 and disaster response organization, showed me that the ability na lumaban does not spring from nothing. When Typhoon Ulysses struck last 2020, we scrambled in the dead of night to try to find transportation to bring the lifeboats and vests we had to the flooded communities. We had plans much bigger than our resources as students, but we had each other, and we were adamant in working towards a common goal. My pandemic experiences, as well as my stay in UP, taught me that every fight isn’t just mine, or yours, or theirs—it’s ours. Our collective laban in the pursuit of loftier goals is universal. Our struggles as students are the struggles of our people for a brighter future. With various Filipino sectors—from our underpaid labor force to our overlooked indigenous siblings, from our threatened media workers to our marginalized LGBT QIA + siblings; their multidimensional, intersectional struggles are ours as well. Lim Nandito tayo ngayong mga nagsipagtapos, hindi dahil sa lumaban lang, ngunit dahil lumaban tayo nang sama-sama. Sa pagsasabuhay ng diwa ng Dasig, tayo ay hindi mga iskolar lamang, ngunit mga Iskolar ng Bayan, para sa bayan, kasama ang bayan. Padayon, UP Diliman Class of 2022! Lalaban tayo! Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/f2f-grad-returns-in-2022/ | F2F grad returns in 2022 - University of the Philippines Diliman | F2F grad returns in 2022 Anna Regidor - Diliman Information Office August 03, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students The 111th General Commencement Exercises of UP Diliman (UPD) saw the return of face-to-face attendance after two years of virtual commencement exercises since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. Students were allowed to attend the ceremony in person, strictly observing health and safety protocols. Only key participants and essential staff were allowed to attend with the graduates and their guests (only one guest per graduate). The theme for the 2022 ceremony was Dásig, a Cebuano word of various nuances, most commonly of liveliness and cheer but also more profoundly of strength of spirit and resolute determination. Students moving their Sablay from their right shoulder to their left to signify graduation. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO 150 graduated summa. Data from the Office of the University Registrar showed that as of July 25, UPD conferred academic degrees on 3,475 graduates: 2,516 for baccalaureate degrees and 959 for graduate degrees. Among the baccalaureate holders, 150 graduated summa cum laude, the most the University has ever produced. This academic distinction is bestowed upon a student for earning a weighted average grade (WAG) of 1.20 or better. Villanueva. Photo from Villanueva Neil Piolo P. Villanueva, a graduate of speech communication at the College of Arts and Letters (CAL), garnered the highest WAG of 1.032. The average WAG of the summa cum laude graduates is 1.14. The College of Engineering produced the greatest number of summa cum laude graduates (49), followed by the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (30), and the College of Science (16). Next was CAL (9), College of Mass Communication/CMC (8), the Cesar E.A. Virata School of Business (7), and College of Human Kinetics (6). The School of Economics and the Asian Institute of Tourism each had five summa cum laude graduates, while the School of Statistics had three. The College of Education, College of Fine Arts, College of Social Work and Community Development (CSWCD), UPD Extension Programs in Pampanga and Olongapo (UPDEPPO), and the School of Library and Information Science (SLIS) each produced two summa cum laude graduates, and the National College of Public Administration and Governance and the College of Architecture each had one. For the first time in recent memory, three units in the University produced students who graduated summa cum laude: the CSWCD, UPDEPPO, SLIS, and the College of Architecture. Misinformation and the pandemic. Every year, UPD invites the students graduating summa cum laude to audition for the right to represent and deliver a message on behalf of the graduating class. This year, Giland Marie A. Lim, a broadcast communication major from the CMC, was chosen. In her message, she emphasized the struggle and perseverance Class 2022 displayed. She outlined some of the various challenges they faced: the transition from K-12, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the contentious political climate that came with a change in government administration. Lim said one of the solutions is found in collective, concrete action “directed towards targeting the root causes of the inequities.” Lim. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO One of these causes is disinformation, where greater connectivity and access to information “has allowed for less—or worse, false—information to come our way. It has created a demand for alternate narratives which distort our perception of current—and even past events in our country,” she said. “When we are robbed of truth, we are also robbed of the ability to make informed decisions; and an informed citizenry is essential to democracy. In instances such as these, we can and must not endure this newfound era of exploitative mal-information that poses a threat to our freedom,” Lim added. The example of collective action she mentioned is her participation in Frontliners’ Kitchen, a youth-led COVID-19 and disaster response organization. “My pandemic experiences, as well as my stay in UP, taught me that every fight isn’t just mine, or yours, or theirs—it’s ours. Our collective ‘laban’ in the pursuit of loftier goals is universal. Our struggles as students are the struggles of our people for a brighter future,” she said. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/field-of-dreams-now-a-reality/ | “Field of dreams” now a reality - University of the Philippines Diliman | “Field of dreams” now a reality Benito V. Sanvictores Jr. - Diliman Information Office August 11, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students Even with the sudden downpour, the inauguration of the UP Diliman (UPD) baseball field still pushed through last Aug. 5. Located next to the annex gymnasium of the UPD College of Human Kinetics (CHK), the baseball field took five years to finish so much so that it earned the moniker “field of dreams.” “At long last, mayroon na tayong world-class facility para sa baseball and softball teams,” said UPD Chancellor Fidel R. Nemenzo. The UP coaching staff and varsity players with (beginning fifth from left) Anthony Dizer, Diaz, Nemenzo, Concepcion, and Cayetano. Also in photo are Ronualdo Dizer and Pagkaliwagan (second and third from right). Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO Nemenzo who was a former UP track and field athlete and a UP Integrated School high school baseball alum, added that the baseball field is an inspiration to the UP varsity community. For his part, UP President Danilo L. Concepcion said the baseball field’s construction was a team effort. He proceeded to thank Sen. Julia “Pia” Cayetano, his former student at the UP College of Law, for her contribution. “The construction of this baseball field has indeed been a team effort for many of us … I thank Senator Pia Cayetano for pushing relentlessly through the years for the funding for the construction of this over P106 million baseball field, and other facilities in the UPD Sports Complex,” Concepcion said. Cayetano was the main sponsor in the Senate lobbying for the funding of the UPD Sports Complex. “My time in UP as an athlete defined me. I am such a believer of sports changing lives,” she said. Cayetano was a member of the UP Women’s Volleyball team that won the championship in Season 45 (1982-1983) of the University Athletics Association of the Philippines (UAAP). “I started lobbying for funds for the university sports complex in 2012, which was accidentally the year my daughter entered UPD,” she said. Like her, Cayetano’s daughters Nadine and Maxine were student athletes in UPD. The two were members of the UP Women’s Football Team. Cayetano. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UPDIO Meanwhile, UP Baseball Team coach Anthony Dizer thanked Cayetano and the university officials for their unwavering support. He dedicated the field to Coach Artemio ‘Temiong’ Isidro. Isidro was a former CHK dean and baseball coach who steered the UP Baseball Team to a 5-peat championship in the University Athletics Association of the Philippines (UAAP) from Season 40 (1977-1978) to Season 44 (1981-1982). UP last won the baseball crown in Season 68 (2005-2006). Isidro passed away on Oct. 12, 2021. UP Softball Team coach Ronilon Pagkaliwagan said the field was a dream come true. “Sisikapin namin ang podium finish,” Pagkaliwagan committed to the UP community, as the next UAAP season hopefully begins in October. UP last won the softball crown in Season 70 (2007-2008). Aside from the baseball field, Cayetano, together with Senator Edgardo “Sonny” Angara, was also instrumental in seeking funds for the track and field oval, swimming pool, tennis courts, and football field. Looking forward to other sports, Cayetano suggested that a golf course also be built on campus since “this is a sport we can excel, and we used to have a golf course.” Baseball jerseys and caps were given to Cayetano, Concepcion, and Nemenzo as the CHK community’s tokens of gratitude. The three in turn signed the balls that will be used in ceremonial pitches. The signed balls used in ceremonial pitches can then be mounted, framed and displayed at the CHK. The inauguration guests also witnessed the unveiling of the field marker. UP Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs Jose Wendell P. Capili hosted the event. CHK Dean Francis Carlos B. Diaz, UP System and UPD officials, and the UP baseball and softball teams were also in attendance together with the CHK faculty and students and representatives of the contractor and implementing agency that constructed the baseball field. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
https://upd.edu.ph/upd-tops-environmental-planner-exams/ | UPD tops environmental planner exams - University of the Philippines Diliman | UPD tops environmental planner exams Bino Gamba - Diliman Information Office August 16, 2022 | UPDate Online > Students UP Diliman (UPD) is the top-performing school in the July 2022 Environmental Planner Licensure Examinations, with Aleya Carmela E. Arca topping the examinations with a rating of 84.4 percent. The SURP board passers. Image from the SURP Facebook page Eight other examinees from the UPD School of Urban and Regional Planning (SURP) made it to the top 10: Mark Anthony A. Francisco (2nd, 84.20%), Lisa Marie B. Jacinto (3rd, 82.8%), Joshua R. Ladia (4th, 82.4 %), Gerard Patrick J. Mayo (6th, 81.85%), Christine S. Chicano (7th, 81.8%), Maria Christelle A. San Antonio (8th, 81.35%), Maria Clarissa C. Magdaraog (9th, 81.3%), and Joben Ryan A. Padre (10th, 80.60%). According to the Professional Regulation Commission, 36 of the 43 examinees from SURP passed, giving the school an 83.72 percent passing rate and making UPD the top-performing school. To be a top-performing school, the higher educational institution must have 40 or more examinees and at least an 80 percent passing rate. UPD was the only institution to achieve both feats. Latest UPD gets 100% passing in Nutritionist-Dietitian Licensure Examination UP’s dominating win UP swimmers make waves UPD is top-performing school in November Civil Engineers Licensure Examination UPD recognized for top performance in social workers’ oath-taking |
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