Pres. McCann, other Psychology faculty members participate in PAP convention

President Betty Cernol-McCann presented her research paper titled “Person-Environment Interaction: Concepts and Appllications” at the 55th annual convention of the Psychological Association of the Philippines (PAP) held at the Philippine International Convention Center September 20-22. She also moderated the discussion after her presentation.

Themed “Fostering a Psychology of Well-being for the Filipino,” the convention focused on elucidating psychological theories, concepts, frameworks, and approaches to understanding and enhancing well-being, especially as they apply to the different sectors of Philippine society and the various stages and aspects of life of the Filipino.

The following faculty members of the SU Psychology Department and representatives of the University also presented their papers during the convention:

Lourdes Angela F. Piñero: Values Orientation And Environmental Threat Awareness As Determinants Of Pro-Environmental Behavior

Rogen Ferdinand E. Alcantara: Quality of Life, Spirituality, and Resiliency Among Natural Disaster Survivors in Negros Oriental and Bohol

Daisy May Fornier: The Narratives of Former Roman Catholic Clerics and Nun In Western Visayas

Evangeline Aguilan: The Psychology Of The Undergraduate

Dr. Margaret Helen Udarbe-Alvarez of the SU Psychology Department is the current president of PAP. She is in her final year of her presidency, which she has held since 2015.