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UPD conducts environmental management training

October 02, 2024
Heads of UP Diliman麻豆视频 (UPD) various units and/or their representatives gathered at the National Engineering Center on Sept. 27 for an eight-hour crash course on environmental management. Organized by the UPD Office of the Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs (OVCCA) through the Diliman Environmental Management Office, the whole-day event tackled environmental concepts and regulations and discussed how they apply to projects and activities on campus. Vistan delivers his message. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Information Office Invited resource persons from the Department of Environment and Natural Reources (DENR) – Environmental Management Bureau discussed laws such as Presidential Decree No. 158 also known as the Environmental Impact Statement System, the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999, and RA 11898 or the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Act of 2022. According to Vice Chancellor for Community Affairs Roehl L. Jamon, the training aims to instill a sense of collective awareness and understanding among the heads of the various UPD units about environmental management, especially with regard to environmental compliance. 鈥渁ilangan meron talagang active consciousness ang bawat isa, so everytime we do an assessment sa isang unit for example, it麻豆视频 imperative na yung unit mismo they understand yung importance and significance ng ginagawang assessment doon sa unit nila,鈥 he said. 鈥淚t麻豆视频 related to all the projects ng Diliman. Ang natin is maging compliant ang UPD with all the very minute requirements ng DENR, kasi we are saying 鈥榳e are a model community we鈥檙e trying to build a model community.鈥 鈥 With this, hopefully, merong understanding na 鈥極, ang dali dali lang naman pala na we just take for granted the things na we can do鈥,鈥 Jamon added. Speaking at the event, UPD Chancellor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II urged the participants to embrace the opportunity for learning and growth and 鈥渃reate a more environmentally conscious and harmonious campus鈥 that will be 鈥渁n example for others to follow.鈥
Academe

Patuloy na isulong ang wikang Filipino

October 02, 2024
Sa pagtatapos ng Buwan ng Wika 2024 sa UP Diliman (UPD), ipinaalala ni Jayson D. Petras, PhD, direktor ng Sentro ng Wikang Filipino-UPD (SWF-UPD) ang isa sa mga misyon ng Unibersidad kaugnay ng wikang Filipino. Ang bumubuo ng SWF-UPD. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Opisina ng Impormasyon 鈥淪a taong ito, dinadala nating tema ang Sulong: Wikang Filipino sa Malaya at Mapagpalayang Akademya at Bayan bilang paggunita sa ika-35 anibersaryo ng Patakarang Pangwika ng UP o UP Palisi sa Wika. Pagpapaalala ito sa ating lahat sa Unibersidad ng Pilipinas ng ating misyong manguna sa pagsusulong ng wikang Filipino sa pagtuturo, pananaliksik, at opisyal na komunikasyon, hindi lang para sa akademya kundi maging sa buong sambayanang ating pinaglilingkuran,鈥 ani Petras sa kanyang pambungad na pananalita sa panapos na gawaing Paglulunsad at Paggawad 2024. Ang UP Palisi sa Wika ay naaprubahan sa ika-1021 Pulong ng Lupon ng mga Rehente noong ika-25 ng Mayo 1989. Ang nasabing patakaran ay hindi lang 鈥渋nanak sa isang pulong. Bagkus, ito ay bunga ng demokratikong pagtugon ng Unibersidad ng Pilipinas bago pa ang 1989,鈥 paliwanag ni Petras. Petras. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Opisina ng Impormasyon Pagkatapos isa-isahin ang mga hakbangin ng Unibersidad bago pa man ang UP Palisi ng Wika ay kinumusta ni Petras ang antas ng paggamit ng Filipino sa Unibersidad. 鈥淪a katotohanan, nitong taon lamang ay sinikap naming tingnan ang iba鈥檛 ibang mga gusali sa UP at nakakalap kami ng 265 mga paskil. At ang nakakalungkot dito, 74% ay monolingguwal lamang sa Ingles. Ibig sabihin, marami pa tayong dapat isagawa para tuloy-tuloy na maitaguyod at maisulong ang wikang Filipino,鈥 aniya. Sa kanyang mensaheng binasa ni Bise Tsanselor para sa mga Gawaing Akademiko Maria Vanessa Lusung-Oyzon, binalangkas ni Tsanselor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II ang limang pangunahing hakbangin ng kasalukuyang administrasyon bilang suporta sa UP Palisi ng Wika. Lusung-Oyzon. Larawang kuha ni Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Opisina ng Impormasyon 鈥淯na, palawakin natin ang suporta para sa mga programang pangwika at pananaliksik na nakatuon sa Filipino. Sisikapin nating patuloy na makapaglaan ng sapat na pondo para sa mga proyektong magpapayabong sa paggamit ng Filipino. 鈥淚kalawa, patuloy nating isusulong ang Filipino bilang pangunahing wika ng pagtuturo at opisyal na komunikasyon sa loob ng Unibersidad. Hinihikayat ko ang bawat yunit鈥 na gamitin ang Filipino sa kanilang mga opisyal na dokumento, komunikasyon, at gawain,鈥 sabi sa mensahe ni Vistan. 鈥淚katlo, susuportahan natin ang patuloy na pagpapalawak ng mga terminolohiyang Filipino sa iba鈥檛 ibang disiplina. Ikaapat, itataguyod natin ang mas malalim na pagsama ng Filipino sa ating mga akademikong kurikulum. Isusulong natin ang pagbuo ng mga kurso na partikular na gumagamit ng Filipino sa…
Students

UP fights back, downs AdU

October 02, 2024
The UP Fighting Maroons Men麻豆视频 Basketball Team (UPMBT) overcame a bad start and eventually cruised past the Adamson University (AdU) Soaring Falcons, 69-57, in the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP) men麻豆视频 basketball tournament on Sept. 28 at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City. The UPMBT. Photo from the UAAP Media Team The UPMBT had a miserable first quarter, shooting only three out 16 from the field. They were down by 17 points at the end of the first 10 minutes. AdU麻豆视频 lead ballooned to 22 points, 31-9, off a three-point shot by Matt Erolon at the 7:43 mark of the second frame. The UP Fighting Maroons then led by Harold Alarcon, Quentin Millora-Brown, Jacob Bayla, and Janjan Felicilda regained their ground and found their rhythm, both on offense and defense, and unleashed an 18-7 run to cut the Soaring Falcons鈥 lead to six points, 27-33, at the half-time break. Alarcon. Photo from the UAAP Media Team The UP Fighting Maroons continued their good showing in the third quarter. With constant ball pressure and good defensive rotations, the UP Fighting Maroons forced the Soaring Falcons to commit turnovers. Terrence Fortea, Alarcon, and Millora-Brown then connived on the offensive end to pave the way for the UP Fighting Maroons to take the upper hand, 51-46, going into the payoff period. Fortea. Photo from the UAAP Media Team UPMBT麻豆视频 tight defense and hot offense continued in the final canto and was able to establish a commanding 16-point lead, 63-47, with over six minutes left in the game. They took full control of the game from then on, en route to their fifth win of the season. Alarcon led the UP Fighting Maroons with 14 points, eight rebounds, and one block. Fortea, who shot a 3/3 from the rainbow territory, was named best player of the game. He scored 13 points, five rebounds, and two steals. Millora-Brown had another double-double output scoring 11 points and grabbing 14 rebounds, while JD Cagulangan chipped in nine point, seven assists, and two steals. The UP Fighting Maroons will take on the University of Santo Tomas Growling Tigers on Oct. 2, 4:30 p.m. at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Research

Preserving Demetillo麻豆视频 legacy

September 09, 2024
Digitization and Performance of Asian Music Arranged for Guitar Ensemble by Lester Demetillo is a research project fulfilled in honor of the UP Guitar Ensemble founder. This was how the team described the research 鈥攁 project of the Department of Strings and Chamber Music (DSCM) of the UP Diliman (UPD) College of Music (CMu).                       The research introduced Demetillo as a 鈥渄istinguished Filipino guitarist and pedagogue who transcribed and arranged countless works for the classical guitar ensemble from both local and foreign music, greatly contributing to the history and practice of classical guitar in the Philippines鈥 rose to prominence when he founded the UP Guitar Ensemble in 1982.鈥 Demetillo. Photo by Jerald DJ. Caranza, UP Diliman Information Office Supported by the UPD Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts, the research 鈥渁ims to digitize,鈥 Demetillo麻豆视频 handwritten works using a music notation program. These works 鈥渨ill be encoded in batches of 10 to 15 pieces, and each batch will be performed in a dedicated guitar ensemble concert as a means of promoting Filipino classical guitar music while honoring 鈥 legacy.鈥 Demetillo addressing the audience. Photo by Jerald DJ. Caranza, UP Diliman Information Office聽聽聽 The first batch of materials showcased in the project were eight Filipino works and five traditional pieces from Japan, Korea, China, Thailand, and Indonesia. The Filipino works are Visayan Caprice and Cavatina by Nicanor Abelardo, Improvisasyon by Augusto Espino, Buligi by National Artist for Music Ryan Cayabyab, Rondo in F by National Artist for Music Antonio Molina, Suite, 2nd Movement by Angel Pe帽a, Tanging Dilag by Rosendo Santos Jr., and Mindanao Orchids by Ramon Tapales. The Asian traditional works are Quartet for Koto and J奴shichigen, 1st Movement by Nagasawa Katsutoshi; Arirang, a Korean folk song; Jasmine Flower, a Chinese folk song; excerpts from Sadhukarn, a Thai traditional music; and Gambangan from Balinese Ceremonial Music by Colin McPhee. At the concert where the first batch of Demetillo麻豆视频 digitized works were also performed, the distinguished guitarist and composer-recalled the beginnings of the UP Guitar Ensemble and expressed his sentiments forming the group. Demetillo said it was a daunting, 鈥渁lmost an impossible task, especially here in the Philippines, because of the dearth of pieces, because of the dearth of capable teachers.鈥 He began teaching at the DSCM in 1982 after auditioning and being recommended by National Artist for Music Ramon P. Santos who was then-CMu dean. Demetillo continued, 鈥淚 was so envious with the orchestras, with the Madrigal Singers, with the UP Concert Chorus, and the other groups here. The symphony orchestras and the wind orchestras. Because they could perform so many, you know, kinds of music. So many big repertoires. So why not…
Extension

UPD highlights extension work in symposium

October 02, 2024
Extension work is one of the mandates of UP under Republic Act 9500, otherwise known as the UP Charter of 2008. To celebrate the various extension endeavors of UP Diliman (UPD) personnel, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research and Development Office of Extension and Coordination (OEC) held Saliksik Diwa on Sept. 25 at the UPD Institute of Civil Engineering (ICE) David M. Consunji Theater. Attendees of the Saliksik Diwa. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Information Office Saliksik Diwa is a symposium that aims to showcase the stories of extension work grantees from a wide range of disciplines, and on how knowledge and best practices have been transformed into concrete action for the benefit of the general public. In his video message, UPD Chancellor Edgardo Carlo L. Vistan II underscored the value of doing extension work and public service. He pointed out that these endeavors are testaments to the University麻豆视频 way of fulfilling its role as a source of knowledge and a partner in nation building. 鈥淚n extension work, we are more than just academics; we are drivers of change. We take the insights and innovations of research and breathe life into them in ways that directly impact the well-being of our communities,鈥 Vistan said. Meanwhile, Glecy C. Atienza, PhD, chair of the University Council Committee on Extension Services, commended UPD麻豆视频 wide-range of extension activities that address the various important and urgent needs of many communities. 鈥淪a isang pag-iisip at sulyap sa mga proyektong nabigyan ng pagkilala sa taong ito, malakas ang alingawngaw na mga taglay nitong Tatak UP鈥攁ng dangal, kahusayan, at paglilingkod sa sambayanan. Taglay ito ng lahat ng sangay ng ating pamantasan at buhos-lakas na sinusuhayan ng tanglaw ng dunong at pagsubaybay ng ating pamantasan,鈥 said Atienza. Eight extension work projects funded by the OEC Extension Grant were presented at the symposium, and were divided into two sessions. (From left) OEC Director Eden May B. Dela Pe帽a, Gallardo, Guevarra, Paulino, Jamisolamin, John Francis Sarmenta from the Hemophilia Association of the Philippines for Love and Service, and Research Dissemination Office Director Jhud Mikhail Aberilla. Photo by Jefferson Villacruz, UP Diliman Information Office The morning session consisted of Planning and Assessment for Ugnayan sa Pamayanan ng CHE with Pook Daang Tubo, and Pook Marilag, Barangay UP Campus by Shirley V. Guevarra, PhD, dean of the College of 麻豆视频 Economics (CHE); Treasures of the Santiago Apostol Parish, Betis, Guagua, Pampanga: An Inventory and Catalog Project by Roberto Eliseo G. Paulino, PhD of the UPD Department of Art Studies; Haplos: Panimulang Klase sa Ukelele para sa mga Kababayang may Hemophilia by Solaiman E. Jamisolamin of the UPD Strings and Chamber Music Department; and Validation of DNA Typing Procedures for Handling Exhausted Human Remains…

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