LLE 2015 Successful Examinees

Roll of Successful Examinees in the LIBRARIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION

Held on APRIL 22 & 23, 2015

Released on APRIL 28, 2015

1 ABAO, NONALU SAREENA ALORRO

2 ABEJERO, JASPER KIM IAN TOLOMIA

3 ABLIN, THERGHIE IGNACIO

4 ACEDILLO, MARIA CHONA MARTIN (Enverga Univ)

5 ACEVEDO, CHRISTIAN GEORGE FRANCISCO

6 ACUÑA, LENDLEY BABAAN

7 ADAWI, GREJIE VALENTINO

8 AGNAR, ALDUS TAN

9 AGO-AN, JUDY SACLA

10 AGUILAR, JOYCE BAUTISTA

11 ALBERCA, SHUBERT DAVE CABAZARES

12 ALEJO, ROSEMARIE CELESTINO

13 ALKUINO, FRANKLIN SERNA

14 ALMEREZ, MARINEL ABAQUITA

15 ALORA, CAROLINA BAWALAN (UPHSL)

16 ALUNDAY, WILVELYNE BANASAN

17 AMAN, THEO RAFAEL SANTOS

18 AMAR, CLAIRE ANTONETTE TESTA

19 AMBOL, MONIPAH SUMNDAD

20 AMER, FAHIDAH LOVELY MOHAMMAD

21 AMISTOSO, ANALIZA ABONG

22 AMORES, PRECIOUS BAUSA

23 AMPUAN, JOHAIMA DIANAL

24 ANDAYA, ROXANNE JOYCE MANALO

25 ANDONG, ANTHONY TOMAS

26 ANDRES, PRINCESS REGINE VICENTE

27 ANNIBAN, JOAN CHINALPAN

28 ANQUILLANO, RHONACELLE CAMPOY

29 ANTOLIN, MARIAN KRISTAZEL GRIMALDO

30 AOYAMA, VIOLETA FUERTES

31 AQUINO, DORIS SORNITO

32 ARALAR, DANELL CARIZON

33 ARANCES, JESSA MAE PAESTE

34 ARAUJO, RIZELLE GENITE

35 ARIZAPA, JOCELYN ANDES

36 ARIÑAS, MA VIRGINIA LACHICA

37 ARNAIZ, AMY YAP

38 ASPURIA, GIRLIE SEMILLA

39 AUSTRIA, ROSIELYN MARQUEZ

40 AÑONUEVO, MARY LOUISE BORJA

41 BACLAY, CHARINA MEDROCILLO

42 BACORDO, MARK ANDREW DAYGON

43 BAIZA, JONALYN SANCHEZ

44 BALANG, SHERWIN ASIDO

45 BALBAS, APRIL LOJA

46 BALILI, LEAH OLAYBAR

47 BALONG, JEVERLYN BUGNAY

48 BALQUIEDRA, JOHN PATRICK MADRID

49 BALUYOT, KATREENA ARARACAP

50 BANTASAN, FERLYN LAWANA

51 BASADRE, GILBERT PALASOL

52 BASE, LIZA DESAMPARO

53 BATOALI, JOHAINA AMBOL

54 BAYLON, MARY ANGELIQUE HOLGADO

55 BELISTA, NORLY BELCHEZ

56 BELOTINDOS, JARAMIE DE VERA

57 BESAY, GWENDOLYN TOYOKEN

58 BIARES, KEILH ALLEN BOSE

59 BIDAR, MARIBEL SARMIENTO

60 BOBIER, CYRUS MATIAS

61 BOBIHIS, ANGELLI BANAWA

62 BOGHONG, JELYNE NATTAL

63 BORJA, CHARLINE COLONIA

64 BORJA, VIA LYNN SAMPAGA

65 BROQUEZA, KAY ANGELINE OCEANA

66 BROSO, KIM ARABIA

67 BUENAVENTURA, ANLHET CLAVITA

68 BUEZA, MARIKA LAGRIMAS

69 BURGOS, MARY GRACE MANGUBA

70 BURLAT, CARL JOSEPH CAJELES

71 BUSTAMANTE, ANN CLARISSE DANDAN

72 CABALQUINTO, JASSEN FE CONTEGA

73 CABANES, MARLIVE PRAJES

74 CABILLAN, AICELLE JALOSJOS

75 CACAYORIN, ELSIE SINILIGAN

76 CADATE, MARC ANTHONY MONDANGIS

77 CADIENTE, JOE BRYAN CAUBALEJO

78 CADIOGAN, GERALDINE DIMES

79 CAGUIOA, MARILYN PARAS

80 CALUANG, SURFINA MUDJAHIRIN

81 CAPITLE, JERHA FRISCHA OGHAYON

82 CARCILLAR, JANINA KATE PAMOHINO

83 CARLOS, ISAGANI JR DADIS

84 CARPIO, RUPERT AUGUSTO MALACA

85 CASTAÑO, GRACE ANN REYES

86 CASTRO, GLADDYS ARCILLA

87 CASTRO, JANINE MARIE BERNADETTE CONANAN

88 CASUCO, JUNNARIE CORAL

89 CAWALO, MARGIE ALINTOG

90 CAYABAS, JEANETTE SUDICALAN

91 CAYABYAB, CHARISSE JANE JUNIO

92 CAYABYAB, JONAVIC KRIS

93 CAÑAVERAL, MA LOURDES ROXANNE FLORES

94 CAÑETE, HAYDEE VELASCO

95 CEA, ROSELYN PAGLINAWAN (Enverga Univ)

96 CELIS, MYLENE CABEL

97 CHAVEZ, JULIE MAE TABOR

98 CONCEPCION, PATRISHA MIRAS

99 CONGE, JOHN CARLO PADUA

100 CORTEZ, BRYAN BOY CADAVIS

101 CRUZ, IRISH KATHERINE DIESTA

102 CRUZ, ROSCELLE CALMA

103 DALMACIO, TRISHA NADINE ELPOS

104 DANAO, FELY DOMINGO

105 DANGANI, KLARISSA ANGELICA ELLEN RODRIGUEZ

106 DAO-INES, ROSE VALERIE MIGUEL

107 DAVID, MARIA TERESA PARK

108 DAYAO, TEODULO JR CALINGASAN

109 DE GUIA, NOEMI REDOBLADO

110 DE LEON, KRISSY MARIE DORADO

111 DE LEON, ROMILYN DELA VEGA (UPHSL)

112 DE LOS REYES, JANINE BERUNIO

113 DEDACE, JONALDO VILLOTA (Enverga Univ)

114 DELGADO, ALLANA SANGLAP

115 DESTREZA, ARNELLE MARI GLORIOSO (Enverga Univ)

116 DI-AT, FRANCIS APPATAN

117 DIGAL, RAPHAEL ANGELO CONDEZA

118 DILUVIO, JYREN MARIE AVENIDO

119 DIZON, DENISSE HOPE ORDINARIO

120 DOMINGO, JOEY MARQUEZ

121 DORADO, MARIELLA DELA CRUZ

122 DUMAC, CRISTINA KIDAYAN

123 EDNALAGA, JHOANNA MAE MAGLAYA

124 EDRADA, LESLIE MERIDA

125 EGARGUE, MERRY KRIS CURAN

126 ESCALONA, MARIE JOYCE OPLAS

127 ESPINO, SHAREN CORPUZ

128 ESPIRITU, SHADDI HAZEL TORIDA

129 ESTRADA, PAULINE ANNE PADILLA

130 EUBRA, GLORIE NICHEIL LUMACTOD (Enverga Univ)

131 EYAS, RIZA DECIERDO

132 FERNANDO, CATHERINE DE GALICIA

133 FERNANDO, SHERYL MANUEL

134 FOCBIT, MARIA CAMELLE SOLIGUEN

135 FUMAR, FLORABEL MENDOZA

136 GABRIEL, VILMOR TACAY

137 GAJES, HONEYLET CALUB

138 GALAGALA, MARK RONAR GALAGALA

139 GALLETES, JUVIELYN DIWAS

140 GARAY, JANE LAMBATIN (Enverga Univ)

141 GASOLASCO, SHEILA ALARCON (UPHSL)

142 GIDALANON, KARREN MAE OCTAVIANO

143 GONZALES, KRISTINE SERRA

144 GONZALES, RIZZA DELA CRUZ

145 GORDO, KENNETH MORIDO

146 GRIENGO, REAN CAÑA

147 GUARIN, ERICA CRECIA AFABLE

148 GUERIBA, REYNAN AGUSTIN

149 GULTIANO, GLENDA MANCHERA

150 HERNANDEZ, ELAINE DINGLASAN (UPHSL)

151 HERNANDEZ, JOSEPH ROLAND SANAO

152 HIDALGO, LORMAN DAGUIO

153 HINTAY, CLEOFEE DOROTHY BAGON

154 HIYAS, LENEIL MALINGIN

155 IDO, RICHEL ANDALES

156 ISLAO, AINA GORRO

157 ITABLE, NORGEL MAYE MATA

158 JABOLA, JEDDAHLYN BABLES

159 JAYAG, ELIZZA MAE LLAVE

160 JINIO, BRYAN DINO ANOCHE

161 JORILLO, MARJORIE TOLENTINO

162 JOSE, JANET ALSINO

163 JUMAWAN, JOESEL SENERES

164 LA'O, ANNA ROXANE ALVA (Enverga Univ)

165 LABAJO, JULIE LUNA

166 LABIANO, FAYE FRANCISCO

167 LABITIGAN, MARK ANGELO MALABANAN (Enverga Univ)

168 LACONSAY, MAYBELYN OCAMPO (Enverga Univ)

169 LACSAMANA, ROEL ELLIS VIDA

170 LAGDA, LEOBERLAWRIJON FLORES

171 LAGRIMOSA, SHEILA MAE LOMUGDANG

172 LAPUEBLA, FERDINAND AGGABAO

173 LARODA, KRIS DA VINCE PAJOYO

174 LASTIMA, MARLON PERPIÑAN

175 LAYUG, ARIANE LAYUG

176 LEAL, MA LEAH NIEBRES

177 LEGASPI, HANSEN CALIBNAS

178 LEYNES, KRYSTLE ANGELA ALCAÑICES

179 LIM, AGNES SAMPUL

180 LIMON, REALYN RIVERA

181 LIRIO, ANA MIKAELA JUDAL

182 LLIDO, LOURDES PAREDES

183 LOMORE, APOLONIO EDERANGO

184 LUIS, APRIL SHALOM SARANDONA

185 LUMANTAO, DIOSYLIN BAE HAYAHAY

186 LUMBES, MARIJOE LOQUEZ

187 LUMBRE, NATHANIEL BATALLER

188 LUZ, REDENTOR BIEN JR CHUA

189 MABANO, BEVERLY ANNE LUNOR

190 MABASCOG, SHELLA MARIE ELICOT

191 MABULO, MAGNOLIA MAYORES

192 MACARAEG, CHARMINE MAGALONG (UPHSL)

193 MACASAET, DEZ NOELLE VILLAPANDO

194 MACOPIA, MARISSA CORPUZ

195 MALIONES, JESSICA GUSLAB

196 MALLARI, LUIS AGUILAR

197 MANADERO, PRECY PINEDA

198 MANALO, FRANKLIN JR DELA CRUZ

199 MANANGWE, NORMALYN GALASA

200 MANERE, SHEENA MARIE DIONEDA

201 MANGIDA, SONIA PALILENG

202 MANGUERA, GIL FRANCIS CAMERO

203 MANOOP, RECHEL NACUA

204 MANRIQUE, ELLA MAE AGANA

205 MARCELO, MARY GRACE NATIVIDAD

206 MARCOS, CHRISTINE ANN LAÑA

207 MASANGCAY, MARY GRACE MURILLO

208 MASULI, CHARMAINE CALUBAQUIB

209 MATALUM, FRETSY GLEN PILI

210 MATUNDING, LENIE ROSE PASAJE

211 MEDINA, KATHERINE ABELINDE

212 MEDRANO, NOVA JEAN SANCHEZ

213 MENDOZA, ANNABELLE LOYOLA

214 MENZI, AMY SEBIANO

215 MERCADO, HAZEL SHARMAINE LUMAGBAS

216 MERCADO, ROSELYN DAPA

217 MICUA, MARVILYN MABASA

218 MIRANDO, BRUSSELS FRANC DANIELES

219 MISENAS, KHRIZIA ALFONSO

220 MONTALLANA, BENJAMIN NORCIO

221 MORA, REYNALDO GARRATE

222 MORACA, FLORDELIECE LUCES

223 MOVILLA, CLAISEN MAGNO

224 NALICA, CHRISTIAN ROBERT BAUTISTA

225 NASIS, MARIBEL GONO

226 NAVARRO, RICHELL CUARESMA

227 NENENG, EVONNY LYN DUMPIT

228 NIÑOFRANCO, ALLAINE JEAN ALOQUIN (UPHSL)

229 NOVAL, RISA CABABAT

230 NOVELOSO, JAYSON TREMOR

231 OBLIOSCA, SYLVIA RAFAL

232 ODAL, DONNA TANGPOS

233 OGANA, MICHELLE ATILANO (Enverga Univ)

234 OIDA, ARCHIMEDES PORNILLOS

235 OLARTE, MARIA JEANA PEARLAS HORNIDO

236 OLIPPO, ESTEFANIE ANN LACBA

237 OMIPING, CLARISE ELESEO

238 OSABEL, MARY ANN ROMA

239 OYAO, CHELSIE SAGMON

240 OYAO, SEACHEL SAGMON

241 PADIOAN, MARY JOYCE CADANGEN

242 PAGUIO, CHRISTOPHER DELIGERO

243 PAJURA, RUBY PILLADO

244 PALOMADO, YOLANDA DIGNO (Enverga Univ)

245 PANGAN, ANGELEE VASQUEZ

246 PANGNGAY, MARIA KRISTINA JOSEPH

247 PAPA, RODELL ABUNDANCIA

248 PARAGUA, JOR-EL ESGUERRA

249 PARAL, ALYSSA MARIE TAN (Enverga Univ)

250 PASCUAL, REGINA JOY TUBIO

251 PATCHICOY, GENALYN YBUT

252 PAYSON, HAIDEE ASUNCION

253 PELLOSIS, JAMES PHILIP YUKIM

254 PEREZ, FRANCENE JYN CAROLINO

255 PEROCHO, CHRISTY URBANO

256 PEÑAOJAS, MARY JESETTE ERANISTA (Enverga Univ)

257 POGOY, ESTHER AIRENE ESTRELLA

258 PONTIGON, JEMALYN ABANTAO

259 PORTO, MARY MAY CALLEJA (Enverga Univ)

260 QUEBRAR, REMIA ALVARADO

261 QUIJADA, JOSEMARI CASTOR

262 RAMA, ROSENDO JR SINGSON

263 RAMIREZ, JACQUELINE ORJALO

264 RAYMUNDO, MARIA CARINA GONGORA

265 REYES, JOMEL TENIZO

266 REYNADO, LYKA REYES

267 REYNO, MERINA HANNAH RAON

268 RIEL, GRETCHEN MONDRANO

269 RINABOR, OMIKALSUM SALSAL

270 RIVA, CYNTHIA ADOFINA

271 RIVAS, MARC CEDEÑO

272 RIVERA, LUIS MARKO JR PANGILINAN

273 RIVERA, RONNJEMMELE AYUMA (Enverga Univ)

274 RODRIGUEZ, ROY GILMER REYES

275 ROLA, ROVELYN ROLDAN

276 ROQUE, DAISY MANEJA

277 ROSALES, NOELLE ANN GO

278 ROSARIO, ARMI ESPINO

279 ROZUL, PATRICIA DIANNE MAGTURO

280 RUBIO, JELENE RAE PAGUNSAN

281 RUBLICO, ANNA MARIE VILLAREAL

282 RUIZ, KHRISTINE ELAIZA DESTACAMENTO

283 SAB-IT, ROMYLYN GARCIA

284 SACRO, HARRIETT ABIGAEL NIEBRES

285 SAGUIOD, MARIVIC JOANNE DEO

286 SALISIP, JOHANISAH DIDA-AGUN

287 SALVADOR, PAMELA LOUISE PERALTA

288 SAMSON, PATRICIA BELANDO

289 SANITA, MARY ANN ARANDILA

290 SANTILLAN, RHEA DESPI

291 SANTOS, PATCHESKA DEWI REYES

292 SAPE, MYRTLE MAE SUPANGA

293 SATO, JERRALYN MAGADAN

294 SATUROS, CHERRY FAITH BISMANOS

295 SAYSON, CHENEE MAE ROBLE

296 SEDORIOSA, HONEY LYNN TRAGICO

297 SENTOY, MARY ANN MENCHIE ALTURAS

298 SIAS, JAMES NICOLO SAN JUAN

299 SICABALO, JEMARLYN ESPEJON

300 SIMBULAN, MARIEPI ALFARO

301 SINGH, ARA JENINA CABIE

302 SIOJO, ANN JERICA OCLARIT

303 SIPAT, MICHELLE MAGSALIN

304 SISON, ANNTOINETTE JOON CIMAFRANCA

305 SISON, CREASEL BALALLO

306 SISON, ROGIE YABAO

307 SOBREVEGA, REMELY PACACO

308 SOLIMAN, PRECILLA BIG-ASAN

309 SOLIS, DIVINE GRACE ENRIQUEZ

310 SOQUITA, JOLSIE BONGGAY

311 SORIANO, JACKIE LOU YAP

312 SOTOMAYOR, JONALYN BANSILOY

313 SUAREZ, MARJORIE IRISH ARIAS

314 SUMALINOG, SHARYN KEITH TURA

315 TABIANAN, LEMUEL LACHICA

316 TACARDON, JAYRAHMIE AREVALO

317 TAMAYO, MARIE CHEZKA GARCIA

318 TAMPICO, JESSICA GURION

319 TANAWAN, ANALYN MENDEZ

320 TARINQUE, GRECEL FELIZARTA

321 TAYAG, GHEE-WHEY SHEU

322 TICTIC, LIZA MAY ANCHETA

323 TILLA-IN, RICHELLE BORIGAS

324 TIRAMBULO, RIZA MAE BONTIGAO

325 TORRALBA, CHRISTIENNE MIKHAILLE CORNEL

326 TORREGOZA, ANA MAE QUIÑONES

327 TORRENTE, ELEONOR ROSE MORADA

328 TUDTUD, KIMBERLY MAE RIVERA

329 TUTING, MARCELINA DENIEGA

330 UGDAMINA, JOANNE TANGBAOAN

331 UMAYAM, MARY ONYX MAGNO

332 UY, ANA AURA

333 UYSON, THADDEUS PAUL

334 VALDEHUEZA, ALLYSSA FEB LALUAN

335 VALEBIA, JOANNE AGUILAR

336 VALLE, MA RITA MANZANILLO

337 VEGA, MELODY ARAÑA

338 VELASQUEZ, CHARMAINE QUIJANO

339 VERASTIGUE, AUBREY ANNE QUINTO (Enverga Univ)

340 VIDAL, FRANCIS RYAN LAWIS

341 VIDALLON, MARJOHN CATAMA

342 VILLAJOS, BEA BLANCA RIMANDO

343 VILLAMIL, RHODILYN TORIO

344 VILLANUEVA, MARIA ELENA SUBRIAN

345 VILLORENTE, MARIA MEDEA ESTULAYDES (Enverga Univ)

346 VINLUAN, ROVINA NINA ROMBAOA

347 VITOR, EUGINE DELA CRUZ

348 VIZCARRA, JAMIE ANNE TE

349 YLARDE, ERICA MAGDALENE DATUIN

NOTHING FOLLOWS----------------------

LLE 2015 Top Ten

LLE 2015 Results

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announces that 349 out of 742 passed the Librarian Licensure Examination given by the Board for Librarians in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cebu, Davao and Legazpi this April 2015.

The members of the Board for Librarians who gave the licensure examination are Yolanda C. Granda, Chairman; Lourdes T. David and Agnes F. Manlangit, Members.

The results were released in three (3) working days after the last day of examination.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will be on May 4 and 5, 2015. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 1 piece passport size picture (colored with white background and complete nametag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2015-2018. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The date and venue for the oathtaking ceremonies of the new successful examinees in the said examination WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER.

PLAI Advisory no. 6 - LLE Top Ten Passers

LLE 2015 Room Assignments

PRC website released the room assignments of LLE 2015 takers. From the published list, a total of 651 will take their exam today and tomorrow (Apr 22-23, 215). Breakdown of LLE 2015 takers by designated testing place: Cebu is 80, Davao is 115, Legaspi is 57 and Manila is 399.

Good luck to all future colleagues.

Click HERE for Cebu.

Click HERE for  Davao.

Click HERE for Legazpi.

Click HERE for Manila.

Notice of Meeting - STRLC CBOT Officers

Training and Orientation on DOST STARBOOKS

Dear Colleagues:

Greetings of Peace!

LAQueP-LInc in cooperation with the Quezon Provincial Library and Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will hold an installation of STARBOOKS (Science and Technology Academic and Research-Based Openly Operated Kiosk) on April 27, 2015 and a forum/training on how to use the database on April 28, 2015, 8:00 am at the Library Seminar Hall, Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation, Lucena City. 

STARBOOKS contains thousands of digitized science and technology resources in various formats (text and video/audio) placed in specially designed “pods” set in a user-friendly interface. Its special features are:

a. it is a standalone information kiosk, hence, information access is possible even without internet connection;

b. information available is read-only;

c. it is a compendium of S & T information gathered from all over the world - a one stop S & T information source; and

d. it features videos dubbed “TamangDOSTKarte Livelihood Videos” to stimulate every Filipino’s entrepreneurial capacity.

This forum/orientation is designed for librarians, school librarians, library personnel, library assistants, and para-professionals working in the library. It aims to provide training and orientation on how to use STARBOOKS.

In this regard, we cordially invite you to attend the training/orientation of STARBOOKS on April 28, 2015, 8:00 in the morning.Registration fee is Php700.00 for members and Php800.00 for non-members to cover the training kits, certificates and food. An optional fee of Php 100.00 for those who are interested to be a member for 2015. Please make your reservation on or before April 23, 2015 to reserve your seat. 

For inquiries/reservation /confirmation, please contact Mrs. Eulalia G. Zapata, President at 09228405219, Mrs. Isabel Noreen Rairata, Vice-President/ Chair at 09237360497and Ms. Myrna P. Macapia, Secretary at 09475986608 or any of the officers beside listed.

We are hoping for the positive response to our request. Thank you and God bless you always. 

Sincerely,

ISABEL NOREEN R. RAIRATA RL

Chairperson

Noted by:

EULALIA G. ZAPATA, RL

President

2015 Census of Population

Scholastic Warehouse Book Sale

Warehouse Sale from March 23 to May 24, 2015

9am - 6pm Monday to Saturday

IFLA/OCLC Fellows for 2015

Books First Before Facebook

Click HERE to read the article from Rappler.

BBLAI Seminar on Keeping with the Changing Times

Museo Pambata Art's Cool Workshop

Click HERE for additional information.

International Essay Contest for Young People

Click HERE for Additional Information.

One-day Workshop on Effective Storytelling

PLAI-NCR Librarians Council in partnership with the National Library
of the Philippines will conduct a one-day workshop on "Effective
Storytelling" to be held on 8 May 2015, Friday at Ortigas Center,
Pasig City.

free ebook: Teaching in a Digital Age

The book examines the underlying principles that guide effective teaching in an age when everyone,and in particular the students we are teaching, are using technology. A framework for making decisions about your teaching is provided, while understanding that every subject is different, and every instructor has something unique and special to bring to their teaching.The book enables teachers and instructors to help students develop the knowledge and skills they will need in a digital age: not so much the IT skills, but the thinking and attitudes to learning that will bring them success.

Click HERE to read / download the free ebook.

Pambansang Seminar sa Pagtuturo ng Panitikan Gender Based

Magdaraos ng Pambansang Seminar sa Pagtuturo ng Panitikang Gender Based sa 6-8 Mayo 2015, 8:00 nu-5:00 nh sa GSIS Theater, Financial Center, Lungsod Pasay ang Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino at Paseguruhan ng mga Naglilingkod sa Pamahalaan.

Layunin ng seminar na mapataas ang kamalayang pangkasarian ng mga guro sa pagtuturo ng panitikang gender based. Magkakaroon ng panayam at talakayan hinggil sa iba’t ibang paksang may kaugnayan sa panitikan, wika, at kasarian. Magsasagawa rin ng pakitang-turo sa kuwentong bayan, tula, at maikling kuwento.

Bukás ito sa mga punong guro, tagapag-ugnay, mga guro sa Filipino at panitikan sa elementarya, sekundarya, at tersiyarya na nasa iba’t ibang bahagi ng bansa.

Walang babayarang rehistrasyon. Para sa pagpapatala, tumawag sa (02)736-2525 lok. 105, (02)708-6972, o mag-email saeinzoely08@gmail.com, o mag-text sa 0932-6348721. I-email o i-text ang buong pangalan at institusyong kinabibilangan. Ang dedlayn ng pagpapatala ay sa 22 Abril 2015.

Call for Entries : Maningning Miclat Poetry Awards 2015

The Maningning Miclat Art Foundation, Inc. was founded in 2001 to honor the memory of Maningning Miclat (1972 - 2000), a published author, multilingual poet, prize-winning artist, an interpreter and a teacher.

CFP : PLAI National Congress 2015

The Philippine Librarians Association Inc. (PLAI) in partnership with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) through the National Committee on Libraries and Information Services (NCLIS) and the National Library of the Philippines (NLP), will be conducting its Annual National Congress on November 25-27, 2015 in Laoag City, Ilocos Norte. This year’s Congress theme is “ASEAN 2015: Borderless Librarianship, Limitless Opportunities”. The Congress aims to prepare Filipino librarians in responding to the opportunities, challenges and limitless possibilities brought about by ASEAN integration.

http://plai.org.ph/index.php/news/92-plai-national-congress-2015-call-for-papers

Register Now! UNESCO’s Online Media and Information Literacy Course for Youth

Register Now! UNESCO’s Online Media and Information Literacy Course for Youth | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNESCO, in partnership with Athabasca University and in cooperation with the UNESCO-UNAOC University Network on Media and Information Literacy and Intercultural Dialogue, opens a third call for registration for online course on media and information literacy (MIL).

This entry-level online course will provide youth with basic media and information competencies to become critical citizens and agents of change. The course is designed to enable youth to:

Understand why media and other information providers are important to development and democratic societies;

Recognise a need for information and to locate, access, organise and carefully evaluate information and the content of media and other information providers;

Use and share information based on moral principles or accepted standards of social behaviour - inlight of opportunities and potential risks;

Interact with media and other information providers to freely express themselves, share their culture and learn about other cultures, promote gender equality, and participate in democratic and development activities.

The course is based on the MIL Curriculum and the Freedom of Expression (FOE) Toolkit published by UNESCO. A central theme throughout this 10-week course is how media and information literacy can enable youth to be actively involved in intercultural dialogue, advocating for equality between women/girls and men/boys, and freedom of expression. 

The course is offered through Athabasca University’s online e-Lab, using the learning management system, Moodle. Most sessions will be self-directed, with ongoing interaction with the course presenters in the online space. Athabasca is a Canadian university that holds a UNESCO Chair on open education resources. Athabasca University is an associate member of the UNESCO-UNAOC University Network on Media and Information Literacy and Intercultural Dialogue.

Applicants should be youth (females and males between the ages 15-25). Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate from Athabasca University.

In order to successfully complete this course participants will need regular access to a computer and Internet access to download documents, listen to podcasts and view online videos.

To apply, please click here. Application must be completed by 20 April 2015. There are no associated fees to participants who wish to do this course.

Call for Nominations : UPLSAA 2015-2016 Executive Board

The 2015-2016 Executive Board is now open for nominations. If you would like to be considered for any of the Executive Board positions or would like to nominate other candidates to serve, please fill out this online form on or before May 1, 2015.

Information provided will be treated with utmost confidentiality. The credentials of nominees will be verified by the Committee on Nomination. Every nominee must be a member in good standing, both in the profession and in the Association. The committee will endeavor to maintain a balanced representation of candidates on the election ballot. Elections will be on May 2015.

Click HERE to go the Online Nomination Form.

Araw ng Kagitingan 2015

Today is April 9 - Araw ng Kagitingan, also known as Bataan Day, is a national holiday in the Philippines to commemorates the fall of Bataan during WWII. The theme for this year's celebration is

“Ipunla ang Kagitingan sa Kabataan, Ihanda ang Beterano ng Kinabukasan.”

World Book and Copyright Day 2015

From Unesco

World Book and Copyright Day 2015

World Book and Copyright Day is an opportunity to recognise the power of books to change our lives for the better and to support books and those who produce them.

As global symbols of social progress, books – learning and reading -- have become targets for those who denigrate culture and education, who reject dialogue and tolerance. In recent months, we have seen attacks on children at school and the public burning of books. In this context, our duty is clear – we must redouble efforts to promote the book, the pen, the computer, along with all forms of reading and writing, in order to fight illiteracy and poverty, to build sustainable societies, to strengthen the foundations of peace.

UNESCO is leading the fight against illiteracy, to be included as a crucial ingredient of the Sustainable Development Goals to follow 2015. Literacy is the door to knowledge, essential to individual self-esteem and empowerment. Books, in all forms, play an essential role here. With 175 million adolescents in the world -– mostly girls and young women -- unable to read a single sentence, UNESCO is committed to harnessing information and communication technologies, especially mobile technology, to support literacy and to reach the unreached with quality learning.

Books are invaluable platforms for freedom of expression and the free flow of information – these are essential for all societies today. The future of the book as a cultural object is inseparable from the role of culture in promoting more inclusive and sustainable pathways to development. Through its Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, UNESCO is seeking to promote reading among young people and marginalised groups. We are working with the International Publishers Association, the International Booksellers’ Federation and the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions to support careers in publishing, bookshops, libraries and schools.

This is the spirit guiding Incheon, Republic of Korea, which has been designated World Book Capital 2015, in recognition of its programme to promote reading among people and underprivileged sections of the population. This designation takes effect on World Book and Copyright Day and will be celebrated with participants from the previous title-holder, Port Harcourt, Nigeria.

With Incheon and the entire international community, let us join together to celebrate books as the embodiment of creativity, the desire to share ideas and knowledge, to inspire understanding, dialogue and tolerance. This is UNESCO’s message on World Book and Copyright Day.

Message from Ms Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO on the occasion of the World Book and Copyright Day.

36th Manila International Bookfair

36^thManila International Book Fair

SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City

September 16-20, 2015

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Click HERE to download the CHED endorsement.

ADB Open Access Repository

MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has made all its economic and development research on Asia and the Pacific available under open access, a principle that promotes unrestricted online access to scholarly research so that it can be more widely distributed and used. ADB’s open access initiative combines the creation and launch of a new open access website with the adoption of more liberal terms of use for ADB copyrighted knowledge products. Open access removes the need for any form of payment or permission to gain access, read, download, use, or distribute an ADB publication.

ADB’s Open Access Repository can be found at https://openaccess.adb.org

CHED Endorsement : 19th Philippine Academic Book Fair

19^th Philippine Academic Book Fair from July 22 to 25, 2015 at the Megatrade Hall 2, 5th Level Building B, SM Megamall, EDSA, Mandaluyong City.

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DepEd Advisory: 19th Philippine Academic Bookfair

The Academic Booksellers Association of the Philippines (ABAP) and the Primetrade Asia Incorporated will hold their 19th Philippine Academic Book Fair from July 22 to 25, 2015 at the Megatrade Hall 2, 5th Level Building B, SM Megamall, EDSA, Mandaluyong City.

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Proclamation no. 968 s. 2015 - Declaring the Month of April as National Literature Month

Proclamation No. 968, s. 2015
Posted on February 10, 2015

MALACAÑAN PALACE

MANILA

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

PROCLAMATION NO. 968

DECLARING THE MONTH OF APRIL OF EVERY YEAR AS “NATIONAL LITERATURE MONTH”

WHEREAS, Section 15, Article XIV of the Constitution states that arts and letters shall enjoy the patronage of the State, and that the State shall conserve, promote, and popularize the Nation’s historical and cultural heritage and resources, as well as artistic creations;

WHEREAS, the Philippine literature, written in different Philippine languages, is associated with the history and cultural legacy of the State, and must be promoted among Filipinos;

WHEREAS, the national literature plays an important role in preserving and inspiring the literature of today and in introducing to future generations the Filipino values that we have inherited from our ancestors;

WHEREAS, the month of April marks the commemoration of the Francisco “Balagtas” Baltazar Day, and the birth and death anniversaries of literary pillars like Emilio Jacinto, Paciano Rizal, Nick Joaquin, Edith Tiempo, and Bienvenido Lumbera;

WHEREAS, international literary celebrations like the International Children’s Book Day, International Day of the Book or World Book Day, and World Intellectual Property Rights Day are held in April of every year; and

WHEREAS, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and its affiliate agencies, the National Book Development Board, and other concerned stakeholders, support the declaration of the month of April as Buwan ng Panitikang Filipino or National Literature Month.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, BENIGNO S. AQUINO III, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby declare the month of April as Buwan ng Panitikang Filipino or National Literature Month.

The NCCA and the Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino (KWF) shall act as lead agencies in the preparation, coordination and implementation of the activities and events relating to the celebration of the National Literature Month.

All departments, agencies, or instrumentalities of the government, including government-owned or -controlled corporations are hereby directed, while non­governmental organization and the private sector are encouraged to participate and render assistance to NCCA, the KWF and other concerned agencies.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Republic of the Philippines to be affixed.

DONE, in the City of Manila, this 10th day of February, in the year of Our Lord, Two Thousand and Fifteen.

(Sgd.) BENIGNO S. AQUINO III

By the President:

(Sgd.) PAQUITO N. OCHOA, JR.

Executive Secretary