SLC Hosts 9 Students from Ferris University
Nine students from Ferris University in Yokohama, Japan are in Silliman University for a weeklong service-learning program beginning September 3. These students are hosted by the Service-Learning Center (SLC). They are assigned as groups to SLC’s partner communities around Dumaguete City where they experience Filipino culture and are exposed to day-to-day activities. The nine are […]
Hemophilia
NOTE: “Leadership Reflections” shares views of the different members of the University Leadership Council on matters related to campus life and the operations of the University. As well, it features opinions on issues of national and/or international relevance. Dealing with a Hereditary Bleeding Disorder By Atty. Myrish Cadapan-Antonio, Director, Jovito Salonga Center for Law and Development (Excerpts from […]
Asst. Prof. Meriam M. Ramacho
In the world of athletics, men are expected to dominate. Think again. Not all the time. Assistant Prof. Meriam M. Ramacho rules. She heads the University as Athletics Director and is the woman on top of the overall sports program. Meriam believes that it is her confidence that gives her strength to accomplish any task […]
Medical School Hits 100% in Physician Licensure Exam
On its third consecutive year, Silliman University garnered 100 per cent in the Physician Licesure Exam. This outstanding performance has been maintained by the Medical School, since it graduated its first batch of Doctor of Medicine students in 2009. Results released August 31 by the Professional Regulation Commission showed 13 new medical doctors from Silliman. […]
Ambassador Albert Cites Role of Research in Diplomacy
Former Philippine Ambassador to Germany, Hon. Delia Domingo Albert, discussed how academic institutions like Silliman University can help in addressing important issues of the country. During the 2012 Eminent Persons Lecture held August 24 at the Claire Isabel MCGill Luce Auditorium, the Ambassador said universities can assist with policy formulation and facilitate key decision-making processes. […]
SUAKCREM: ‘101 Species Vulnerable to Climate Change’
An article co-authored by the former Director of the Silliman University Angelo King Center for Research and Environmental Management (SUAKCREM) and a researcher of the same Center points to the vulnerability of 101 species to climate change. “Vulnerability of Philippine Amphibians to Climate Change”, which was recently published in the ISI and Scopus-listed journal, Philippine […]
MedTech Ranks 1st in Nat’l Research Paper Competition
A research paper by eight students of the Institute of Clinical Laboratory Sciences (ICLS) was awarded first place during the 29th Philippine Blood Coordinating Council Annual Convention held August 22 to 24. The paper, “Rapid Screening of Cytomegalovirus Antibodies from Freshly-collected Donor’s Blood in Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital Laboratory,” bested three other researches conducted by […]
‘Cane’ Event Ups Visual Impairment Awareness
Special Education students of the College of Education (COE) organized early August the 23rd White Cane Safety Day, an event to raise awareness about people with visual impairment. “Making the Rights Real Right Now for Persons with Visual Impairment” was the theme of the celebration which gathered members of the blind, special education students and […]
Empowered to Bring Christ to Our Nation
(Sermon delivered during the 111th Founders Day Sunday Worship Service) We, of SUHS Class of 1962, are thankful for this privilege of serving in serving in today?s Founders Day Sunday Worship Service as part of our 50th anniversary or golden jubilee celebration. Speaking of jubilees, I am reminded of a story I got via the […]
Dr. Ma. Teresita Sy-Sinda
She once feared of death. But after her brush with it, in a comatose state for a month in 2002, she hardly spoke of unpreparedness. “I’m ready to be taken anytime.” Dr. Ma. Teresita Sy-Sinda passed away ten days after her interview for this feature story intended to be released at the celebration of the […]
