Dr. Dave E. Marcial
His secrets to success at a young age? “Hard work and character.” Dr. Dave E. Marcial, a professor at the College of Computer Studies, never fails to share with his students that in life, one has to always be ready to face the consequences of one's actions and decisions. “Don’t be afraid to try. Just […]
Why?
Why? By Dr. Betsy Joy B. Tan, Vice President for Academic Affairs (Message delivered during the All-University Convocation for the 2nd Semester of SY 2013-2014, November 18, Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium.) “Why?” — One word. Three letters. Single-syllable. Deep inside us today, a number of us may be asking the question, “Why?” We struggle to answer […]
Silliman Establishes Continuing Calamity Response Program
In order to enhance its capability to respond to the need for assistance during natural disasters, Silliman University is establishing a “Continuing Calamity Response Program”. The program is envisioned to primary offer scholarships and other forms of assistance to students who come from areas greatly ravaged by disasters. This is to ensure that affected students […]
Book Documenting SU’s 50-Year Cultural Heritage Launched
A coffee table book documenting the culture and arts history of Silliman University was launched November 21 at the Foyer of the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Handulantaw: Celebrating 50 Years of Culture and the Arts in Silliman University celebrates the golden anniversary of the University’s cultural heritage. It features Silliman icons and works that […]
JPC Director Lectures on Christology in Germany
Justice and Peace Center Director Dr. Muriel Orevillo-Montenegro is in Germany for a series of lectures on November 4 to 30, under the auspieces of the United Evangelical Mission (UEM). The lectures of Dr. Montenegro take on the topic “The Jesus of Asian Women: Christology and the Search for Justice and Peace”, and offer concrete […]
Professor Emeritus Alcala Named Outstanding Negrense
Professor Emeritus Dr. Angel C. Alcala was named Outstanding Negrense by the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental during its 115th Cinco de Noviembre celebration. Dr. Alcala, who traces his roots to Sitio Calaogao, Barangay Caliling in Cauayan, Negros Occidental, was cited for his work in environmental management. He was honored along with four other recipients at the Capitol […]
3 Sillimanians Editors of Book on Endangered Marine Mammals
Three Sillimanians have contributed as editors of a recently launched book citing the endangered species of marine mammals in the Philippines. The book, Red List Status of Marine Mammals in the Philippines, contains full and updated accounts of research work on the ecology, distribution, threats and conservation status of 26 species of marine mammals in […]
Int’l Research Org Holds Workshop on Climate Change Planning
The Dr. Jovito Salonga Center for Law and Development hosted the seminar-workshop on “Capacity Building on Approaches to Local Climate Change Adaptation Planning” conducted by the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Oxford University on November 12 to 14 at Silliman University. Designed specifically for policy makers and key stakeholders, the seminar-workshop focused on four areas: climate […]
21 Pass IT Certification Exam
Twenty-one senior students from Silliman University passed the Philippine-Information Technology General Certification Exam (Phil-IT GCE) administered November 11. The exam, which is given annually, measures the takers' overall cognitive, psychomotor and affective learning from their specific courses. It gives passers an advantage as the exam ascertains fitness for work in the IT industry. Congratulations to […]
Pray & Act
Pray and Act By Ben S. Malayang III, President Silliman and our Dumaguete community were spared of the most destructive wrath of Yolanda and the Bohol earthquake. Many elsewhere were not. This is most heart-warming as it is most heart-wrenching. Others may want to engage in debating theological and political issues on the whys or what-could-have-been-done-better […]
