July - 2017

IPE Paper Accepted for Publication

IPE Paper Accepted for Publication

I am glad (and ecstatic) to announce that my paper, after 4 revisions, entitled === "Filipino therapists' experiences and attitudes of interprofessional education and collaboration: A cross-sectional survey" by MICHAEL P. SY PhD Student, Tokyo Metropolitan University Adjunct Professor, Angeles University Foundation === has finally been accepted for publication in the Journal of Interprofessional Care (United Kingdom) (impact factor: 2.205) for 2017. The full paper will be

"Call Them By First Name" Campaign

"Call Them By First Name" Campaign

Like any other campaigns towards equality for women, African-American people, and the LGBTQ community, I am launching this campaign for people with substance use and addiction problems. Like any vulnerable minority, they have been called different names, most of them offensive and degrading, by society. One of the reasons for the proliferation of the careless use of such terms is mass media. This campaign does not aim to educate you with using technical terms, does not encour

Four Considerations Before I Enroll in Graduate School

Four Considerations Before I Enroll in Graduate School

Planning to take a master's degree? If you don't know how to take the next step into the world of academia, then you might want to check out these "Four Things to Consider When You Want to Take a Masters Degree". If you think this poster and blographic is useful, please leave a comment or tag someone who might be glad to use these tips into their decision of going into graduate school. :) Poster Contents: 1) PROGRAM: The first thing that you need to consider is the program

Not All Teachers Can Be Called "Prof"

Not All Teachers Can Be Called "Prof"

"Not All Teachers Can Be Called 'Prof'" You (including me) might be doing it wrong all this time. This is another "blographics" (or poster) that I did to visualize proper salutations to y(our) university teachers. I have learned from my past mistakes, oops! Hence, let us all be more courteous in addressing our teachers based on their designated academic ranks. (Unless, of course, they insisted you to call them using their first names, which is rare -- and only happens at UP-N

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