Lectures

DMPCS Lecture Series 2024 (updated)

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DMPCS Chairperson Cinmayii G. Manliguez gives the Closing Remarks in the hybrid event

The Department of Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science delivered four lectures in its DMPCS Lecture Series on March 13, 2024, its offering to the 29th UP Mindanao Anniversary celebration. Assistant Professor Kim Dianne Ligue-Sabio disclosed their findings from their field study of "Spatiotemporal Patterns and Risk Factors of the 2020-2021 African Swine Fever Epidemic in Region XI, Philippines." Associate Prof. Vladimer Kobayashi delivered a quick training on using machine learning in "Reading text without reading them: Topic modeling and text summarization." Assoc. Prof. Alexis Erich Almocera offered solutions to the question "What can a dynamic system tell us about the CARS-CoV-2 infection and immunity?" in his talk "The In-Host Dynamics of COVID-19 Infection." Finally, Assoc. Prof. Rommel Real shared how mathematics can save lives in his lecture on "Inverse problems and regularization: Capturing the (entirely) unknown."  Prof. Almocera welcomed the on-site student audience and the online viewers at the live hybrid event, while DMPCS department chairperson Assoc. Prof.Cinmayii Manliguez acknowledged the contributors to the success of the event in her closing remarks.

17th UPMin Supply Chain Forum

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FINAL 17th SCMF Poster
 

In celebration of UP Mindanao's 29th Founding Anniversary, the School of Management (SOM) is conducting the 17th UP Mindanao Supply Chain Management Forum with the theme “Sustainable Growth and Optimization in Agricultural Value Chains” on March 20, 2024, from 1 to 5 p.m. The forum will be conducted online to provide access to the general public. Registration is FREE via bit.ly/17UPMinSCMF

The forum will showcase six speakers who are currently involved in value chain research. The first speaker is Mr. Mark James S. Saguimpa, who will present an article entitled “Productivity and technical efficiency of Robusta coffee farmers at varying elevations in Sultan Kudarat, Philippines.” He will discuss how elevation can influence agricultural outputs, affecting farmers’ productivity and efficiency.

Biodiversity+Infrastructure Forum (updated)

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Dean Cleto Nanola Jr.

Conservationists and architects met at the "Biodiversity+Infrastructure Forum" on March 12, 2024, to share research findings with students and harmonize efforts to support conservation on the campus and in other public spaces.

Dean Cleto Nanola, in his Welcome Remarks as Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the Chancellor, disclosed that criteria are being crafted for the declaration of Key Biodiversity Areas worldwide. This follows growing awareness that human-animal interaction cannot be separated, as they "take care of each other for their well-being." 

Free-Range Chicken Production Training in Marilog Land Reservation

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Participants and organizers at the UP Training Center in Marilog, Davao City

The UP Mindanao Land Reservation Management Office delivered the Training on Free-Range Chicken Production at the UP Training Center in Marilog, Davao City. Fifty-seven (57) participants, mostly members of the Obu Manuvu and Matigsalug tribes, attended the training. The participants came from Barangays Marilog, Magsaysay, and Salumay, Davao City, and the adjacent Barangay Datu Ladayon, Arakan, in Cotabato Province.

Chancellor Murao's Message at the "Service Learning" Seminar Workshop

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UP Mindanao Chancellor Lyre Anni E. Murao 

Maayong buntag sa inyong tanan. It's a pleasure to see so many participants from many institutions in the Davao Region. I'm so glad our guest speakers from other institutions are in our presence today.

It is with great pleasure and honor that I welcome you all to this Seminar-Workshop on "Service Learning: Concepts, Context, and Challenges".

This gathering marks a significant moment as we delve into the dynamic intersection of education and community engagement.

Service-learning, as we understand it, transcends traditional educational boundaries. It is a powerful vehicle through which learning becomes a transformative force for both students and communities alike. As we immerse ourselves in this seminar workshop, we are embracing an educational paradigm that emphasizes action, reflection, and meaningful engagement.

At its core, service-learning embodies the ethos of responsible citizenship and holistic personal development.

By bridging academic pursuits with real-world challenges, our students not only acquire knowledge but also cultivate essential skills and values that are indispensable for active participation in society.

Para sa hindi taga UP, our current administration has now a new motto. Dati, po, ang motto ng UP ay honor and excellence. Ngayon meron kaming dinagdag na third core value doon. That is, "Service to the nation."

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