BACOLOD CITY - The province of Negros Occidental is providing scholarships for 25 government employees, including teachers and other professionals, who will enroll in the Diploma in Environment and Green Technology Education (DEGTE). The program is being offered as a collaboration between the provincial government and the Philippine Normal University (PNU) Visayas based in Cadiz City in northern Negros. Karen Dinsay, head of the Negros Occidental Scholarship Program, said in an interview on Saturday afternoon the course is intended for environment work practitioners. "This a new scholarship program, a pioneering offering under the administration of Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson. We aim to help enhance their knowledge of green technology. We encourage those qualified to enroll," she added. The 28-unit DEGTE program, which will be offered starting next semester, is designed to respond to the needs of professionals and practitioners for continuing professional development in Envi
Nebraska governor backs university s anti-CRT resolution amid backlash
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Nebraska Republican pushes anti-CRT resolution at state university
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Baylor University to release commissioned report on ties to slavery by end of the month
Administration to create action plan on recommendations from Historical Commission
and last updated 2021-03-03 15:25:41-05
WACO, TX â Baylor University will release a report commissioned by the Board of Reagents on its historical ties to slavery and how it reflects campus.
The information includes an evaluation of all aspects of campus, including statues and monuments, and their context to slavery and racial injustice.
Before the release of the report, the university is having a conversation. One that hits close to home and will discuss slavery in Texas and among Texas Baptist, which will cover the Commission s historical findings and a framework for its recommendations.
Yes for Peace holds peace and human rights-oriented event kickoff in front of the UP Carillon Tower in Diliman, Quezon City (Photo courtesy of Mr. Ernesto A. Alcanzare)
CALOOCAN CITY, Dec. 13 (PIA) Following strict health protocols set by the World Health Organization, representatives of various sectors had peaceably assembled on International Human Rights Day to officially launch the historic Yes for Peace-Bayanihan ng Bayan para sa Kapayapaan, Kaunlaran at Kasaganaan at the Andres Bonifacio Centennial Carillon Tower located in the Diliman campus of the University of the Philippines system.
The kickoff, a stark contrast amid the reportedly dwindling noisy and insolent protests and marches of anti-government forces to commemorate the global human rights event on Dec. 10, calmly called for the promotion of peacebuilding efforts, such as answering the Yes for Peace questionnaire to boost peace education, asserting the right to peace, and calling for an end to all armed conflicts in