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CECON Annual Visayas Regional Members’ Forum & Seminar-Workshop
Theme: Face to face and Online Approaches in Teaching Economics
Broadway, Our Way (Restage)
An evening of scenes, songs, and dances from popular and Tony award-winning Broadway musicals from the 1950s to the present. With direction and choreography by…
ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra in Concert
The ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra is a joint venture of ABS-CBN and First Philippine Holdings. The orchestra is composed of 40 musicians under the baton of…
Lecture on Diplomacy: My Experience and Thoughts
Speaker: Amb. Prof. Jose Apolinario L. Lozada, Jr.
2017 Peace Week Celebration
Theme: “Together for Peace: Respect, Safety, and Dignity for all” Schedule of Activities September 18, 3:00PM – Jericho Walk (Parade) September 21, 4:00PM – Pulong-pulong…
COLLEGE IN SENIOR HIGH
In the comforts of a campus named one of the world’s most beautiful, under programs touted as among the country’s best, with student services and facilities ranked as the region’s finest… you “experience college in senior high school.”; In Silliman, our students in the Senior High do not just ask: “”What do I want to become?” They find answers to a question that resonates with an inherent characteristic to serve and lead a life of impact:
“What — with what I have and who I am — can I share with the community the most?”
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WHY SILLIMAN?
Silliman University is home to over 9,000 students. Of this number, around 300 are international from 44 countries across the globe. The University is an ideal choice for students in search of the best of a laid-back environment located within the progressive and safe University Town of Dumaguete. Nature is at its best on Silliman’s 62-hectare campus. Over 300 age-old acacia trees dot the sprawling campus that is cradled with views of the Bohol Sea to its east and the Cuernos de Negros Mountains to its west.