Public Administration and Governance in Indonesia: Emerging Trends and Persistent Challenges - University of the Philippines Diliman

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8:00 AM - UP COE Student Research Colloquium 2025 - Thesis Support Grant

8:00 AM - 10th Philippine Korean Studies Symposium

8:30 AM - Acclimate: A Landscape Architecture Exposition

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9:30 AM - A Forum Exploring the Interplay Between Intellectual Property Rights and Human Rights

12:00 PM - Kasarian Framework: Our Bridge to Queer Utopia

2:00 PM - Kaagap-AI ng Hukuman: Tungo sa Hustisyang Makateknolohiya at Teknolohiyang Para sa Hustisya

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5:30 PM - Jamming on an Old Saya

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9:00 AM - Seeping Through, Shaping Truth: Contesting the Politics of Language, Identity, and Representation

10:00 AM - Macromolecular Structure Prediction to Guide Studies of RNA Virus Proteins

1:30 PM - Exploring Rare-Earth-free Permanent Magnets for Electric Motors

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8:00 AM - Tatak Kyusi: Weaving Tourism, Local Enterprise and Artisans Fair

2:00 PM - Parangal sa Mag-aaral 2025

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12:00 PM - Lalaking Matapang: Revisiting the Big Man Theory of Cavite

1:30 PM - From Awareness to Action: Driving Behavior Change for Sustainable Waste Solutions - A Hybrid Seminar for the Launch of the Breaking the Plastic Habit in ASEAN Countries: Pilot Project for Sustainable Vending in UP Diliman Phase II

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8:00 AM - Parangal at Pagkilala para sa mga Kawani at Retirado ng UP Diliman 2025

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9:00 AM - AGHAMazing Talks: Philippine Climate Foresight: Collaborative Insights for a Climate-Resilient Future

11:30 AM - Decolonial Feminisms, Power and Place: Sentipensando (Feeling-Thinking) With Rural Women in Colombia

1:00 PM - Bodies of Knowledge: The Development of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the Philippines 1900s–Present

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10:00 AM - Connecting Play Culture and Curriculum: Teaching Mathematics Through Toys

1:00 PM - Beyond the Ballot: Empowering Voters for the 2025 Midterm Elections

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5:00 PM - Paintelle: Telling Stories Beyond Canvas

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11:45 AM - Artificial Intelligence and Ethics Review

2:30 PM - The Story of an Escape: Prisoners’ Resistance in the San Ramon Penal Colony in 19th Century Mindanao

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1:00 PM - Labor is a Woman: Short Films About the Lives of Working Women

1:00 PM - What Hafen, Vella? — A Post-mortem Forum on the 2025 Midterm Elections

1:00 PM - What Light It Can Hold: The Philippine Short Story in the Twenty-First Century

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8:30 AM - La Historia Olvidada: Filipinas-México 2025

10:00 AM - Ethnomathematics: Interplay of Mathematics and Culture

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9:00 AM - Clarinet Masterclass

9:00 AM - Science, Shared and Spoken: Towards Effective Science Communication

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1:00 PM - Shaping Data Parameters to Maximize Public Benefit

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12:00 PM - Patria de Cebu: Native and Non-native Animal Exploitation During Late Spanish Colonial Times

2:00 PM - Coral Reef Biodiversity—What We Know and Don’t Know: The Inside Story

2:30 PM - Mga Hamong Post-eleksyon sa Sektor ng Paggawa at Edukasyon

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1:30 PM - The Challenges and Promises of Governance in the Philippines, 1912–1925

2:00 PM - Harnessing AI to Strengthen Business Continuity and Resilience in MSMEs

6:00 PM - Summer Sunset Serenade

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1:00 PM - Six-string Conversations: A Guitar Ensemble Recital

2:00 PM - On Exploring the Hyper-Diversity of Marine Gastropods

5:30 PM - Land, Livelihood, and Liminality: Interrogating Informal Settlement on the UP Diliman Campus

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2:30 PM - Examining Language Curricula and Language-in-Education Policies: A Language Education Research Colloquium

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4:30 PM - Kaibuturan, Sounding the Core: Instalasyon ni Dayang Yraola

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8:00 AM - Training Course on Road Safety Audit

8:30 AM - Empowering Family Caregiving Research in the Philippines

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2:00 PM - Agap, Handa, Aksyon! Panahon Na!

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8:00 AM - Pagsisiyasat 2025: Public Bodies and Voices in Speech Communication and Theatre Research

9:00 AM - AI for Social Computing: Modelling Influence, Promoting Fairness, and Detecting Threats

9:00 AM - Evolutionary Diversity of Color Vision and Chemical Senses in Primates Including Humans

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10:00 AM - Balik Scientist Program: Exit Report Presentation of Dr. Arantxa Danielle Montallana

10:00 AM - Understanding and Modulating -1 Programmed Ribosomal Frameshifting (-1 PRF): Structural Insights and Therapeutic Repurposing

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8:00 AM - Plant Chromosome Preparation Workshop

12:00 PM - Tropical Archaeobotany: An Introduction

1:00 PM - Challenges in the Road Crash Data Collection: Are We Getting the Full Picture?

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8:00 AM - 2025 Graduate Student Conference: The Philippines in a Multipolar World

9:00 AM - LaunchPad: Your Future in Tech Starts Here

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Public Administration and Governance in Indonesia: Emerging Trends and Persistent Challenges

Date: Jun 17 | 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Don’t miss the seminar “Public Administration and Governance in Indonesia: Emerging Trends and Persistent Challenges” on June 17, 10 a.m.–12 p.m., via Zoom.

The guest speaker is Defny Holidin from the Universitas Indonesia.

Reginald Ugaddan, PhD, an assistant professor and the director of the Center for Local and Regional Governance of the UP Diliman (UPD) National College of Public Administration and Governance (NCPAG), will serve as the reactor for this seminar.

To join, register at https://bit.ly/ncpag-ias-7 or scan the QR code on the poster.

The event is part of the “7th International Academic Seminar: PAntalastasan.” It is organized by the NCPAG Governance Reform, Innovation, and Transformation Labs.

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