Ang Guro at ang Bayan: Faculty Forum - University of the Philippines Open University

Inaanyayahan ang kaguruan (regular faculty, REPS with teaching load, lecturers, teaching assistants, teaching fellows, professor emeriti) ng UPLB at UPOU sa “Ang Guro at ang Bayan: Faculty Forum” na magaganap sa 17 Oktubre 2022, 9:00 am hanggang 11:00 am sa Audio-Visual Room, 2F, UPOU Main Bldg. Mapapanood din ito sa pamamagitan ng Zoom at AUPAEU-LB Facebook page. Ang faculty forum na ito ay inorganisa ng AUPAEU-LB at AUPAEU-OU bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng Acad Union Month.

Ibabahagi ni Prop. Carl Marc Ramota, dating AUPAEU National President at kasalukuyang Director-at-Large, ang “UP Situationer: Mga Hamon sa Ligtas na Opisina at Balik-Eskwela.” Tatalakayin naman ni Dr. Ramon “Bomen” Guillermo, dating Faculty Regent, ang “Redtagging at Represyon sa Loob ng Akademya.”

Para magpareserba ng upuan o makatanggap ng Zoom meeting details, magparehistro gamit ang QR code sa poster o ang link na ito: https://bit.ly/GuroatBayan2022. Ang mga dadalo sa F2F na programa ay maaaring magpatala para sa libreng sakay mula UPLB papuntang UPOU.

Makatatanggap ng sertipiko ng partisipasyon ang mga dadalo sa venue o manonood online na makapagsasagot ng evaluation form pagkatapos ng programa.

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