A night far away from intense and worldly research and studies for once was in store for the ISC delegates as the cultural night sparked up tonightโs festivities at the University Gymnasium.
From heavenly voices from the hearts of home and international participants to movement carefully embedded from generations to generations to now. The cultural night was a kaleidoscope of celebrating oneโs home.
Hereโs Kyla Dagos for the report on the astounding night.
From studies to a break from it, we got it covered. Catch everything here at AUP Tanyag Media.
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An expert studded masterclasses began in the afternoon following the parallel sessions on the first day of International Scholars Conference at Adventist University of the Philippines.
The first of two happened inside the finster hall, the masterclass for seeking, and permanently instilling the grit and determination in research was lead by the AUP President Dr. Arceli Rosario. With her class entitled "Establishing Rigor in Qualitative Research"
While the four corners of graduate school conference hall heard each and everyoneโs attempt to discover the Neuropharmacologist in Me, spearheaded by Dr. Ike Dela Peรฑa of Loma Linda University.
More on this story with Mickaela Dagos. Stay tuned for updates on the 10th ISC here, in AUP Tanyag Media.
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Following the plenary announcement earlier, ISC went to their first parallel discussions to present their studies to fellow experts on the field.
Reporting on the studies concerning humanities and social sciences, and education is Rae Ruelan.
Listen to her exclusive report.
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As part of the 10th International Scholars' Conference, researchers from different places in the field of business and health have presented their studies on our parallel sessions hosted by AUP's COB and CON.
Here is Evan Kaloh reporting on the scene.
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We are living the days of excellence.
The opening day of the 10th International Scholarsโ Conference has just begun. Participating bright and innovative researchers from local and international universities gathered for the first plenary session at the Adventist University of the Philippinesโ gymnasium.
Hereโs Rae Ruelan of Tanyag Media for the full scope.
Expect a comprehensive report on the latest developments for the 10th ISC here in AUP Tanyag Media.
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Countdown to Excellence!
The 10th International Scholars' Conference is right around the corner, and this time, we're delving into the fascinating realm of science with Dr. Orlex Ylano. Join us for an enlightening interview as he takes us on a journey through his presentation.
Stay tuned for all the latest updates and valuable insights on the 10th ISC at Adventist University of the Philippines.
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Countdown to Excellence!
The 10th International Scholars' Conference is knocking at the gates.
AUP President, Dr. Arceli Rosario, welcomes candidates and spectators to a prestigious event of celebrating knowledge and excellence. Paving a way to an exclusive campus tour, Tanyag shares the beauty and serenity of the host university.
Stay tuned for all the latest updates and insights on the 10th ISC at Adventist University of the Philippines.
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HIV-AIDS, ISANG KONDISYON HINDI DESKRIPSYON
Ang bansang Pilipinas ay nananatiling konserbatibo patungkol sa mga isyung ipinapalagay na nag-ugat sa isang imoral na aktibidad. Isa na dito ang pagkakaroon ng HIV-AIDS.
Sa tuwing napag-uusapan ang HIV-AIDS, tila ba kaakibat na nito ang sex o pagkakaroon ng maraming sexual partner. Kaugnay na palagi nito ang madumi o negatibong imahe. Ngunit sa katunayan ay isa lamang ito sa mada mi pang paraan ng pagkakahawa.
Sama-sama tayong buwagin ang stigma ng HIV-AIDS.
What is addiction??
Donโt be afraid to ask for help, a problem shared is a problem half solved
After 3 years, once again the International Student Association held it's most awaited Cultural Night!
Consisting of 10 different cultural groups, with the theme We Are One, they brought a night that showcased the different talents by the communities they hold.
Here is our coverage with our correspondent, Rae Ruelan.
Ready, Set, Grow!
The department of Psychology hosted a 2-day seminar entitled "Ready, Set, Grow". They presented a timely knowledge and student friendly solutions on how to cultivate a growth mindset.
Here is our coverage with a short interview with the speakers.
Nagtatanyag ng katotohan, Rae Ruelan.
Get ready to view life through the lens of Sustainable Development Goals at the "Tradigital Fine Art Photojournalism Exhibit with the theme Kisapmata," showcasing captivating works of talented artists such as Fadriquela, Politon, Tigor, and others. The exhibition, held in a well-lit gallery at the JLDM Library, pushes the limits of photography by blending traditional and digital techniques, provoking thought and awe.
Here is Dorie Salibio to report on the event of the exhibit
Your mental health matters. Let's break the stigma and start talking about it. Join me in achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3 by prioritizing mental health care and support.
Here is Dorie Salibio, presenting her AUPDevCommTalks about Mental Health Awareness
Remembering this semester's Week of Prayer, where Pastor Mamerto Guingguing II provided us with timely wisdom and inspiring words from the Bible from his experiences.
"The atmosphere, the music, the attitude of the young people, the worship service, everything here is so beautiful, so uplifting" - Pastor Guingguing II
Here is our coverage with a short interview with the speaker by our correspondent, Rae Ruelan.
As we all know, water is essential to life. However, it's not just water that we need. It's clean, safe water that is free from contaminants and pollutants.
Here is Rae Ruelan, presenting her #AUPDevCommTalk about Water Sanitation
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An equal fighting chance not just for women, but for every gender under pressed to fall behind, tolerate inequality, and settle for whatever opportunity and education they are offered.
Women must not work twice as hard to equate opportunities freely given to men.
Here is Matthew Natanawan, presenting his AUPDevCommTalks about Women's Empowerment.
KARMA FAVORS THE DILIGENT: FACING COVID-19 AFTERMATH WASTE MANAGEMENT TO COMBAT CLIMATE CRISIS
With COVID-19's enormous effects on the world came a rise in the amount of medical waste.
In a recent article by the World Health Organization (WHO), advocating for improvements in the manufacturing and disposal of medical items, medical waste is posing its own risks to both human and environmental health.
Since the start of this pandemic, there has been a lot of evidence suggesting that the increase in biomedical waste was harmful to human health and the environment. The volume of biomedical waste was also steadily increasing along with the rise in COVID-19 cases around the world.
Worldwide shipments of more than 140 million test kits might result in 2,600 tonnes of general garbage, the majority of it plastic, and 731,000 liters of chemical waste, according to the analysis.
Waste produced by healthcare facilities, medical labs, and biomedical research institutes is referred to as health care waste. By exposing waste pickers, workers, patients, and the population at large to infectious pathogens, improper waste management seriously increases the risk of disease transmission.
The emergence of discussions regarding the dangers of medical waste arose in the second part of the 20th century. The issue emerged as a result of identification of several infectious diseases that threatened to spread epidemics throughout humanity.
Negligent waste management releases hazardous and destructive toxins into society. Yet, due to the volume of waste produced and its infectious nature, infection of highly contagious organisms like viruses such as Coronavirus disease or COVID-19 has created considerable instability in healthcare waste treatment and subsequent recycling.
The most prevalent issues with health-care waste include a lack of knowledge about the health risks associated with it, poor training in proper waste management, a lack of waste management and disposal systems,
After 3 years the taglamig fair is back, with the title โAng Huling Kilig ng Taglamig.โ
Taglamig is an annual fair open for the public loaded with fun activities, game booths, tasty snacks, and a collective of serenades from students of different colleges that will surely gave us the kilig. Here is Gimo Natanawan to report on the event.
