Research Benefits
SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS AS MEASURES OF SCHOLARSHIP AND UNIVERSITY RANKING By Dr. Enrique G. Oracion, Director of Research Aside from the published books and creative performances and exhibitions, there are three established measures of scholarships of faculty in terms of their journal publication: number of articles published, citations generated, and peer ratings earned. Using alone any […]
Ms. Alana Leilani C. Narciso
Like any other Christian, Ms Alana Leilani C. Narciso, draws insights from this biblical verse: “Many are the plans in the mind of a man, but it is the purpose of the Lord that will stand.” Her own life is a testament to how God shapes what lies ahead for one and all according to […]
Bring Science to the Community — National Scientist
National Scientist Dr. Lourdes J. Cruz spoke on bringing science to the community as a solution to the country’s problems, during the opening program of the 28th Philippine Chemistry Congress held April 10 at the Claire Isabel McGill Luce Auditorium. Talking to a crowd of chemists from both academe and the industry and some students, […]
University of Washington Prof. Talks on Publishing Researches
A professor from the University of Washington (UW) Tacoma will be on campus from April 25 to 26 to speak to a select group of faculty researchers on publishing scholarly articles. Dr. Rich Furman is a distinguished professor of social work and author of the book “Practical Tips for Publishing Scholarly Articles”. He will be […]
CELTA Launches ‘ArtReach’ for Children; Env’t is Focus
The Center for Excellence in Learning, Teaching and Assessment (CELTA) of the College of Education launches this summer an outreach art workshop for children that focuses on the environment. Dubbed “ArtReach”, the workshop offers from April to May free art appreciation classes that highlight the importance of environmental stewardship among children. A unique feature is […]
3-Week Advocay Theater Training Kicks Off April 15
Thirty shortlisted applicants comprise the group that will benefit from a three-week Music Theater Workshop conducted by the Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts (YATTA), in partnership with the Divinity School. Participants will be trained in writing, composition, stage performance, and mounting an original musical theater production. They will also be taught how to articulate through […]
Salonga Center Holds Inter-Agency Event for Clean Elections
The Dr. Jovito Salonga Center for Law and Development and the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) of Negros Oriental will be holding its 3rd Inter-Agency Seminar Workshop on the Conduct of Free, Credible, Honest, Orderly and Peaceful Elections on April 16 at the Moot Court of the Villareal Hall. The initiative aims to gather all critical […]
Baccalaureate Sermon
WHEN THE CELEBRATION STOPSBy Rev. Jonathan R. Pia, Senior Pastor, Silliman University Church (Sermon delivered to the members of Class 2013 during the Baccalaureate Service held March 24 at the Silliman University Church.) Text: Luke 19: 28-40 Today is a big day for you graduates and your family. Congratulations on a job WELL… DONE, with […]
Silliman Hosts Country’s Biggest Gathering of Chemists
Silliman University hosts the 28th Philippine Chemistry Congress and three related events from April 8 to 12. Around 500 chemistry teachers, researchers, industry practitioners and students from around the country are attending the Congress on April 11 to 12. The sessions are credited for the mandatory continuing education of professionals in the field. National Scientist […]
RH Bill Advocate Dares Women to Act Now
“If you want to be a guide then, act like one.” These was the challenge posed by staunch Reproductive Health (RH) Bill advocate Mrs. Gladys Rio-Malayang during the Women’s Summit held late last month at the Instructional Media and Technology Center on campus. “Kababaihan: Gabay sa Pagtahak sa Tuwid na Daan” was the theme for […]
