2010 IPC Lecture Series

 

The Institute of Philippine Culture cordially invites you

THE 2010 IPC LECTURE SERIES

Featuring the Works of the IPC Merit Research Award
and Visiting Research Associates Programs

 

Graceful Ageing in Senior Filipinos: The Philippine Experience
Mr. Edmund C. Talob Behavioral and Community Health Sciences Faculty of Health Sciences The University of Sydney Friday, 16 July 2010, 4:30 – 6:00 pm IPC Conference Room

 

Risk Behaviors for HIV and STI among Young Call Center Employees of the Philippines
Dr. Isabel Melgar
Department of Psychology
Ateneo de Manila University
Risk Behaviors for HIV and STI among Young Call Center Employees of the Philippines
Monday, 16 August 2010, 4:30 – 6:00 pm

 

The Politics of Charity: Religious Autonomy and the Challenges of State Discipline and Regulation
Mr. Rene Raymond Rañeses
Department of Political Science
Ateneo de Manila University
The Politics of Charity: Religious Autonomy and the Challenges of State Discipline and Regulation
September 2010

 

Identity, Subjectivity, and Agency of Filipino Seafarer Wives
Mr. Roderick Galam
School of Social Sciences
Cardiff University
Wales, United Kingdom
Identity, Subjectivity, and Agency of Filipino Seafarer-Wives
September 2010

 

Projected Publics: Cinema Circulation in Contemporary Metro Manila, Philippines
Dr. Jasmine Nadua Trice
Department of Communication and Culture, American Studies Program
Centre for English Language Communication
National University of Singapore
Projected Publics: Cinema Circulation in Contemporary Metro Manila, Philippines.
November/December, 2010
 
Moving in and Out of Poverty: Understanding and Social Mobility from the Perspectives of the Still-Poor, Once-Poor, and never-Poor of BASECO, Manila and Payatas B, Quezon City
Dr. Marita Conception Castro Guevarra
Department of Sociology and Anthropolgy
Department of Interdisciplinary Studies
Ateneo de Manila University
14 January 2010

 

 


About the Merit Research Award
With funds from the Ford Foundation, this Program seeks to advance theoretically grounded social science research among the faculty and staff of the Ateneo de Manila University.

About the Visiting Research Associates Program

The IPC’s Visiting Research Associates (VRA) Program encourages and facilitates studies of Philippine society and culture by scholars, from the Philippines or abroad, who wish to do research in any discipline of the social sciences or humanities.

 

Please call local 4651 or e-mail mmacapagal@ateneo.edu for inquiries. The IPC Conference Room is located at Room 203, Frank Lynch Hall, Social Development Complex. www.ipc-ateneo.org