The FMDS Distinguished Alumni Awards aims to recognize distinguished graduates from the Faculty of Management and Development Studies (FMDS) and its predecessors (i.e., Faculties of Health Sciences and of Management Studies) who have exemplified the University of the Philippines’ motto of honor, excellence, and service. The guidelines for this award are patterned from that of the UP Alumni Association (UPAA) Awards with the integration of UP Open University’s thrust of promoting Open and Distance eLearning (ODeL). This promotes the proliferation of alumni who contribute to UP’s brand of excellence while staying true to UPOU’s principles of openness and digitalization. This initiative is part of the Faculty’s 20th Anniversary celebration on 05 December 2024.

Nominations are accepted until 11 November 2024.

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ICHP 2025 – Day 1 Afternoon Highlights The afternoon session featured a dynamic lineup of parallel sessions and panel discussions that deepened the conversation on global health.Panel Discussion 1 focused on “Bringing Health Practices Home: Sustainable Care at a Community Level,” exploring practical approaches to strengthening community-based health initiatives. Panel Discussion 2 centered on “Global Health Workforce Innovations,” highlighting emerging strategies to support and advance the global health workforce.Parallel Sessions 1–4 also ran throughout the afternoon, covering key subthemes such as ODeL for Global Health Equity: The Open University Advantage, Diversity and Collaboration in Health Systems, Equity in Health Across Global Settings, and Resilient Health Practices in a Changing World.Open forums provided a space for meaningful exchange, and the poster presentation showcased innovative research from participants. A productive and enriching afternoon at ICHP 2025!Stay tuned for the 2nd day of the ICHP 2025 for richer exchange of insights!#ICHP2025 #HealthConference #HealthandInnovation #Sustainability ... See MoreSee Less
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