Pamulaan Annual Report 2010-2011

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Contents

The Pamulaan Journey...1

Background2

eThnograPhic disTriBuTion of Pamulaan sTudenTs

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The Pamulaan graduaTes:Where Are They NoW?

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academic Performance of sTudenTs for sy2010-2011

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highlighTs of acTiviTies14

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The PamulaanJourney...

the beginning of PAMULAAn can be traced to the dream of IP communities to have an educational system that is rooted in their own culture and context. the tedious and challenging

process of putting it up has been made possible through the generous and unwavering support of partners: the University of southeastern Philippines (UseP), the national Commission on Indigenous Peoples (nCIP), Assisi Development Foundation, Cartwheel Foundation, the Office of Senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr, Ramon Magsaysay Awards Foundation and ILAWAn Center for Leadership and Volunteerism.

Pamulaan aspires to be instrumental in the empowerment, life-long formation and community building of the indigenous Filipinos.

It aims to strengthen the Indigenous Peoples’ capabilities as they journey towards self governance and meaningful development.

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The PAMULAAN Center for INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ Education is an educational institution dedicated to all Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines. Its main

thrust is to create culturally appropriate and relevant pathways of professional training and formation for indigenous youths, community leaders and development workers. The Center hopes to produce graduates equipped with knowledge and abilities to initiate collaborative action towards sustainable development of IP communities.

Through a ladderized approach to educational study, the Center offers full-time degree courses as well as short-term courses. Each course taken can be credited towards earning an associate degree in two years and a bachelor’s degree in four years. This approach enables the Center to provide a variety of school and community-based academic formation addressing critical needs of various indigenous communities of the country. It uses a cycle and system of learning that starts from EXPERIENCE leading to THEORY, APPLICATION, EVALUATION and REFLECTION. It is a system wherein the students attend formal sessions in the university while practical trainings and application are done in IP communities. Research, documentation and publication on Indigenous Peoples life and culture are integrated into various activities of the Center.

Why Pamulaan?The term PAMULAAN is a Lumad-Matigsalog meaning seedbed. We use the term to stress the program’s commitment to root the development of the IP students in the realities of their life and culture.

The logo depicts the program’s approach to learning which is integrative and wholistic – one that develops the IPs faculties and abilities to the fullest. The young plant depicts the continuing growth offered by education. The leaves of the new plant symbolize the five major aspects of human life: social, political, economic, cultural and spiritual, areas to hone and cultivate in all learners.

��annual rePorT ‘10-’11 | eThnograPhic disTriBuTion of Pamulaan sTudenTs

EthnOgRAphic diStRiButiOn oF PAMULAAn stUDents

LUZON1. Aeta Mag-antsi2. Ayangan3. Binongan4. Kankana-ey5. Mangyan-Alangan6. Mangyan-Tadyawan7. Mangyan-Hanunuo8. Tuwali

ISLAND GROUP9. Ati10. Tagbanua11. Pala’wan Ken’ey

MINDANAO12. Arumanen-Manobo13. B’laan14. Bagobo15. Badjao16. Bawa17. Bukidnon18. Dibabawon19. Higaonon20. Mamanwa21. Mandaya22. Manobo23. Mansaka24. Matigsalog25. Obo-Manobo26. Polangihon27. Sama28. Sangir29. Subanen30. Talaandig31. T’boli32. Teduray33. Umajamnon

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A total of ninety six (96) IP students from twenty nine (29) tribes are currently enrolled in the center. Twenty three (23) are on their 4th year taking up Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education, thirty seven (37) second year students are pursuing bachelor in Elementary Education and

thirty six(36) are under the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Anthropology Program.

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thE pAMulAAn gRAduAtES

PAMULAAN Center is now on its sixth (6th) year of service to IP youth and communities. To date, a total of fifty seven (57) IP youths have graduated

from the center’s four-year degree programs: ten (10) from Bachelor of Elementary Education, twenty (20) from Bachelor of Agricultural Technology and twenty

seven (27) graduated from Bachelor of Arts in Applied Anthropology.

A significant milestone was marked in the history of Pamulaan when six (6) out of eight (8) Pamulaan-BEED graduates who took the Licensure Examination for Teachers, successfully passed. They are the following:

NAME TRIBE PLACE1. Banugan, Aiza Mandaya Caraga, Davao Oriental2. Daonlay, Richel Talaandig Talakag, Bukidnon3. Chavez, Cherry Ata-Manobo Callawa, Davao City4. Emag. Margielyn Tagbanua Barake, Aborlan, Palawan5. Lipanyuan, Maria Wanessa

Mangyan-Alangan Paitan, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

6. Pensahan, Lenie Higaunon Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

True to their commitment, most of the graduates are now extending their service to other people. Out of fifty seven (57) graduates from the two (2) batches, forty one (41) are already working with twenty five (25) different organizations and communities.

Where are they noW?

RIChARd MILodCompanions of ADF for Peace VolunteerAssisi Development Foundation, Inc.

MA. WANEsA LIPANyuANCompanions of ADF for Peace VolunteerTugdaan Mangyan Center & SANAMA

RIChEL dAoNLAyCompanions of ADF for Peace Volunteer

Tugdaan Mangyan Center

JENELyN dEMAgAJEsCommunity Organizer

Kaunlaran ng Manggagawang Pilipino

dEMBERT KATyVolunteer/Program AssociateCartwheel Foundation, Inc.

IMELdA uMALMoNCommunity OrganizerKabinnulig Para Ti Panagdur-ag ti Abra (KAPPIA)

dEsy ALsALENITA NANgCod

VolunteerNagkakaisang Tribo ng Palawan (NATRIPAL)

LENIE PENsAhANAsst. Literacy Program Coordinator

Indigenous Peoples’ Apostolate, Diocese of Butuan

MARITEs LIdANhogMARICEL LIsTohANJEMuEL suLATANFieldwork StaffDepartment of Agriculture - Ezperanza, Agusan del Sur

JINEfER sERRANoMARgIELyN EMAgBENJIE MALANAoCompanions of ADF for Peace VolunteersPamulaan Lumad Learning Center

ChERRy ChAvEzvIoLETA sINTA-oNBEBIE RosE TACALCompanions of ADF for Peace VolunteersAssisi Development Foundation, Inc.

RENIEL sIhAgANCompanions of ADF for Peace VolunteersPag-asa Sa Paglaya Farm

MA. MAy vAsquEzCompanions of ADF for Peace Volunteers

Pamulaan Center for Indigenous Peoples’ Education

ALMA PAhANAyTeacher

RAMOFA Organization

JEhAN dELos sANTosSustainable Agriculture In-charge

RAMOFA Organization

NEsCELIT BANdALBookkeeper

PHESALABUHAN de Subanen Ministry, Siay

RENEBoy BALIvEsSustainable Agriculture In-charge

Subanen Ministry Center, Midsalip

CEdo BuLALACAoAgriculture Program Coordinator

KASALU, Indigenous Peoples Apostolate

MA. MAE LANToNgLibrarian

St. Therese Highschool, Miarayon, Malaybalay

IsMAEL sABLAg, JR.Sustainable Agriculture In-charge

Bukidnon Tribal Filipinos Foundation, Inc.

BRICKs sINTA-oNTeacher

St. Therese Highschool, Miarayon, Malaybalay

CAREL JANE dECoNLAyKENNETh RAMAdA

KRIsTINE MAE suMALINABMIChAEL LICyAyo

Companions of ADF for Peace VolunteerAssisi Development Foundation, Inc.

MELvIN guILLENoCompanions of ADF for Peace Volunteer

Assisi Development Foundation, Inc.

hoNEy LyN CAJEsCyRIL JAy oJAs

Companions of ADF for Peace VolunteersAssisi Development Foundation, Inc.lip

MARgARITA TuPAzgLoRIA LINTAWAgIN

Mangyan MissionIraya Community

JERMIE suMAoANgResearcherLABAYKU

ARNIL MANsABIdCAThERINE MAdIETeachersUrios Tagpaliko Elementary School

osCAR sARAhANResearcher, SILDAP

gABRIEL LINggAyVolunteer

Xavier University de Cagayan

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first Batch (Batch 2009-2010)

Name of graduate year graduated Course organization Job description Location

1. Ma. May Vasquez 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Pamulaan Center for IP Education, University of Southeastern Phil., Davao City

• Librarian• Assisting in the formation of

the students• Supervision on the Students’

daily tasks

• Mintal, Davao City

2. Margielyn Emag 2009-2010

Bachelor of Elementary Education

(Cum Laude)

Pamulaan Lumad Learning Center

• Elementary Teacher (Grade II Adviser)

• Community Organizer: • w/ focus on Education,

Health and Livelihood

• Sitio Contract, Marilog, Davao City

3. Cherry Chavez 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education


• Elementary Teacher (Grade I )• Sitio Contract,

Marilog, Davao City

4. Benjie Malanao 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology


• Elementary Teacher (Grades III & IV Adviser)

• Community Organizer:• Focus on Sustainable

Agriculture and Water System


5. Richard Milod 2009-2010

Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

(Cum Laude)

Assisi Development Foundation, Inc. – Mindanao Office, Davao City

• Environment and Resource Management Program staff

• Sustainable Agriculture Technician

• Monitoring staff

• Luzon - Mindanao

6. Bebie Rose Tacal 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

• Social Entrepreneurship• Miarayon,

Malaybalay, Bukidnon

7. Violeta Sinta-on 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

• Social Entrepreneurship• Miarayon,


8. Jenelyn Demagajes

2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Kaunlaran ng Manggagawang Pilipino, Inc.

• Community Facilitator/Organizer

• Manila

9. Reniel Sihagan 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Pag-asa Sa Paglaya Farm

• Volunteer• Project Monitoring

• Cebu City

10. Dembert Katy 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

• Schooling

11. Imelda Umalmon 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Kabinnulig Para Ti Panagdur-as ti Abra (KAPPIA)

• Social Enterprise • Manila

International Airport – Terminal 3

12. Bricks Sinta-on 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

St. Therese High School

• Elementary Teacher• Miarayon,


13. Richel Daonlay 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

Tugdaan Mangyan Center for Learning and Development, Oriental Mindoro

• High School Teacher• Paitan, Naujan,

Oriental Mindoro

14. Ma. Wanesa Lipanyuan

2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

Samahan ng mga Nagkakaisang Mangyan Alangan (SANAMA) - Tugdaan

• Secretary• Documenter• Teaching (Part-time job)

• Paitan, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

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15. Lenie Pensahan 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

Indigenous People’s Apostolate (Diocese of Butuan)

• Assistant Coordinator Literacy Program

• Teacher • Butuan City

16. Ismael Siblag Jr. 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

• Military on Training

17. Jehan Delos Santos


RAMOFA Organization

• Sustainable Agriculture In-Charge

• Renibon, Pigcawayan, North Cotabato

18. Alma Pahanay 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

• Married

19. Reneboy Balives 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Subanen Ministry Center

• Sustainable Agriculture In-Charge

• Midsalip, Zamboanga del Norte

20. Ma. Mae Lantong 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

St. Therese High School, Miarayon, Malaybalay, Bukidnon

• Librarian• Miarayon,


21. Cedo Bulalacao 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

KASALU (Kaabag sa Lumad), Indigenous Peoples Apostolate

• Agriculture Program Coordinator

• Impahanong, Malitbog, Bukidnon

22. Marites Lidanhog 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

Department of Agriculture

• Staff (Field Work)• Esperanza,

Agusan del Sur

23. Lenita Nangcod 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

ALDAW-NATRIPAL• Community Organizing/Field

Work• Palawan

24. Rotchie Calig-onan


• No Contact

25. Diodelyn Sadingan


• Married

26. Rhea Danganon 2009-2010Bachelor of Agricultural Technology

• Married

27. Gina Sangoc 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

• Married

28. Junnilyn Mandahay


• No contact

29. Nescelit Bandal 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

• Still searching

30. Aiza Banugan 2009-2010Bachelor of Elementary Education

• No Contact

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second Batch (Batch 2010-2011)


1. Kristine Mae Sumalinab

2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology

Assisi Development Foundation, Inc./Ilawan Center for Volunteerism and Leadership

• Companion of Assisi Development Foundation for Peace Batch 5

• Office of the ADF President-Advocacy Program, Social Entrep, Ilawan Progs.

• Program Assistant of PPP-JDP

• Ortigas Center, Pasig City

2. Kenneth Ramada 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology

Ilawan Center for Volunteerism and Leadership

• Companion of Assisi Development Foundation for Peace batch 5

• Advocafe

• Mendiola, Manila

3. Carel Jane Deconlay


Anthropology



• Advocafe

• Malate, Manila

4. Michael Licyayo 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology



• Advocafe

• Malate, Manila

5. Melvin Guilleno 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology



• PPP-PD Program• Field Work

• Cervantes

6. Liza Sihagan 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology• Married

7. Honey Lyn Cajes 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology



• Administrative Assistant

• Dumingag

8. Cyril Jay Ojas 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology



• PPP-PD Program Assistant – Mindanao Office

• Dumingag

9. Jinefer Serrano 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyPamulaan Lumad Learning Center


• Volunteer Teacher (Pre-school)


10. Leovic Banosoc 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyPamulaan Center for IP Education


• IP Education Program

• Davao City

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11. Gemma Nicolas 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyPamulaan Center for IP Education


• Living Heritage Center In-Charge/Library Assistant

• Mintal, Davao City

12. Maricel Listohan 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologySinakungan Elem. School

• Volunteer Teacher Grade IV Adviser

• Sinakungan, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

13. Jemuel Sulatan 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologySinakungan Elem. School

• Volunteer Teacher Grade V-VI Adviser

• Sinakungan, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

14. Catherine Madie 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology

Urios Tagpaliko Elem. School (Private School)

• Volunteer Teacher • Teaching Pre-School &

Grade I

• Tagpaliko, Agusan del Sur

15. Margarita Tupaz 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyMangyan Mission – Iraya Community

• Documenter/Researcher• San Teodoro,

Oriental Mindoro

16. Gloria Lintawagin 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyMangyan Mission– Iraya Community

• Documenter/Researcher• San Teodoro,

Oriental Mindoro

17. Neneth Gano 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology• Married

18. Jermie Sumaoang


AnthropologyLABAYKU • Researcher • Tarlac

19. Arnil Mansabid 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology

Urios Tagpaliko Elem. School (Private School)

• Volunteer Teacher• Tagpaliko,

Agusan del Sur

20. Oscar Sarahan 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologySILDAP • Researcher

• Tagum City, Davao del Norte

21. Desy Alsa 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyNATRIPAL

• Volunteer• Errand man/ Products

checker• Palawan

22. Gabriel Linggay 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology

WOS – Xavier University de Cagayan

• Volunteer/Ecology Desk Staff

• Cagayan de Oro City

23. Ricky Ogade 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology• Still searching

24. Ramon Tayaban Jr.



25. Vangie Rojas 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology• No Contact

26. Roy Bayon 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in


27. Micho Ansay 2010-2011Bachelor of Arts in

AnthropologyCultural Mission Academy

• school’s physical development

• West Kibawe, Bukidnon

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AcAdEMic pERfORMAncE Of StudEntS fOR Sy2010-2011

BAChELoR of ARTs IN PEACE EduCATIoN (BAPE Iv)

Name Tribe Address grantAverage grade

1st sem 2nd sem

1. Aton, Neil John O. Talaandig-HigaononLingi-on, Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon

ADFI-CORDAID 1.70

2. Benito, Rizalito R. TedurayAmbaluwan, Darugao, Upi, Shariff Kabunsuan

ADFI-CORDAID 1.70

3. Coquilla, Jay-are B. Mandaya Caraga, Davao Oriental ADFI-CORDAID 1.50

4. Dango, Ruben L. Ifugao-Tuwali Wigan, Cordon, Isabela ADFI-CORDAID 1.65

5. Dulnuan, Jerry T. Ifugao-Ayangan Wigan, Cordon, Isabela ADFI-CORDAID 1.90

6. Langgawan, Bicboy L. T’boliLamdalag, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

ADFI-CORDAID 2.20

7. Magandam, Jimric M. Mandaya Caraga, Davao Oriental ADFI-CORDAID 1.55

8. Ofong, Arjel B. T’boliLamdalag, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

ADFI-CORDAID 2.20

gIRLs

1. Alberto, Janice D. TeduraySitio Tinabon, Brgy. Kusiong Datu Odin Sinsuat, Shariff Kabunsuan

ADFI-CORDAID 1.70

2. Bitog, Divina B. Ifugao-Tuwali Wigan, Cordon, Isabela ADFI-CORDAID 1.60

3. Capua, Mae C. Mamanwa Dinarawan, San Pablo, Jabonga, Agusan del Norte

ADFI-CORDAID 1.65

4. Dango, Luzviminda B. Ifugao-Tuwali Wigan, Cordon, Isabela ADFI-CORDAID 2.05

5. Duma, Femie O. T’boliLamdalag, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

ADFI-CORDAID 2.10

6. Floro, Ronalyn R. ManoboSn. Toribio, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

ADFI-CORDAID

7. Israel, Viel Stephanie F. MandayaP. 3 Pob. Compostela, Compostela Valley

ADFI-CORDAID 1.60

8. Langgong, Maricel S. T’boliLamdalag, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

ADFI-CORDAID 2.00

9. Ofong, Dominique Lojyn M. T’boliLamdalag, Lake Sebu, South Cotabato

ADFI-CORDAID 1.65

10. Rico, Romalyn G. ManoboSn. Toribio, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

ADFI-CORDAID 2.35

11. Sihagan, Leizel L. TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

ADFI-CORDAID 2.05

12. Sinulay, Lezel S. TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

ADFI-CORDAID 2.10

13. Sulda, Doanie Grace H. ManoboBalmar, Nabaliwa, Pangantucan, Bukidnon

ADFI-CORDAID 1.70

14. Sumael, Mary Grace V. Manobo Maramag, Bukidnon ADFI-CORDAID 1.60

15. Tupaz, Richelle V. Mangyan-TadyawanPaitan, Naujan, Oriental, Mindoro

ADFI-CORDAID 1.60

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BAChELoR of ELEMENTARy EduCATIoN (BEEd II)


1st sem 2nd sem

1. Atan, Dave Mark O. Bagobo-TagabawaSibulan, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur

1.81

2. Bando, Ryan M. ManoboBrgy. Hinapoyan, Sitio Gacub, Carmen, Surigao del Sur

1.92

3. Belec, John Kevin O. DibabawonNew Corella, Davao del Norte

HOPE - Japan 1.80

4. Dapito, Patrick S. T’boliTambilil, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

2.03

5. Duron, Deopeter O. ManoboPangyan, Trento, Agusan del Sur

HOPE - Japan1.67

Tuition Privilege

6. Garong, Christian R. Mangyan-AlanganCaburo, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

HOPE - Reach 2.19

7. Luminda, Roy O. TalaandigTinaytayan, San Miguel, Talakag, Bukidnon

Cartwheel Foundation

1.86

8. Mañalas, Faisal U. ManoboPrk. 1, Comawas, Bislig City, Surigao del Sur

HOPE - Japan1.58

Tuition Privilege

9. Pedro, Rodel Sueb III M. B’laanBatuganding, Sarangani, Davao del Sur


1.93

10. Salicona, Kevin John S. TalaandigImbatog, Lapok, Talakag, Bukidnon

1.98

gIRLs

1. Abe-Abe, Rhonabel L. ManoboPrk. II, Calao-Calao, Don Carlos, Bukidnon

1.90

2. Alindayo, Apple May D. Ifugao Wigan, Cordon, IsabelaCartwheel Foundation

1.78

3. Belco, Arjean Marie S. TalaandigTinaytayan, San Miguel, Talakag, Bukidnon


1.67Tuition

Privilege

4. Besto, Shenna Jean L. TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon


1.90

5. Bewang, Sajeda K. SangirKatubao, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

HOPE - Japan 1.93

6. Bigong, Ma. Cristina C. Mangyan-HanunuoPanaytayan, Mansalay, Oriental Mindoro

HOPE - Japan 1.82

7. Binayao, Aiza C. ManoboCebulen, Trento, Agusan del Sur

1.79

8. Cagampang, Elsie M. MamanwaTiltilan, Mahanub, Gigaquit Surigao del Norte


1.99

9. Cui, Ma. Aiza A. Pala’wan-Ke’neyAribungos, Brooke’s Point, Palawan

HOPE - Japan 1.93



1st sem 2nd sem

10. Cultura, Mary Haide S. ManoboSinangguyan, Don Carlos, Bukidnon

1.91

11. De Guzman, Julien I. Ifugao Wigan, Cordon, Isabela 1.80

12. Dogia, Gevfretch Geraldine E.

TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

1.87

13. Gunto, Mary Lovely T. UmajamnonMaraguing, Iba, Cabanglasan, Bukidnon


1.73Tuition

Privilege

14. Lintawagin, Ma. Bernalyn B.

Mangyan-AlanganPaitan, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

1.92

15. Lucin, Vina Fiel M. B’laanMabila, Sarangani, Davao del Sur

HOPE - Japan 1.93

16. Mangca, Adeline C. Ifugao-Ayangan Wigan, Cordon, IsabelaCartwheel Foundation

1.81

17. Manggilawas, Irene M. Arumanen-ManoboBrgy. Renibon, Pigcawayan, Cotabato

HOPE - Japan 1.85

18. Manliguis, Liza Mae A. Dibabawon-MandayaPrk. 5, Buclad, Asuncion, Davao del Norte

1.90

19. Memper, Joanna Rose S. TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

HOPE - Japan 1.81

20. Mendol, Carla L. T’boliPrk. Villa Estrella, Lomuyon, Kiamba, Sarangani

2.00

21. Opez, Cherilyn A. ManoboPrk. Jerusalem, Sta. Maria, Trento, Agusan del Sur

1.97

22. Perez, Dale Joy O. BagoboWines, Baguio District, Davao City

Ms. Leticia Tagle1.58

Tuition Privilege

23. Rainu, Wislita H. SamaTabawan, South Ubian, Tawi-Tawi


1.85

24. Segundo, Marilyn K. Mangyan-AlanganSangelen, San Ignacio, Baco, Oriental Mindoro

HOPE - Japan 1.92

25. Sendrijas, Ressa L. HigaononBunaguit, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur


1.73Tuition

Privilege

26. Sulatan, Jessa Mae B. TalaandigMiarayon, Talakag. Bukidnon

2.00

27. Supnet, Nylyn L. HigaononCartwheel Foundation

1.88

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BAChELoR of ARTs IN ANThRoPoLogy (BAA I)


1st sem 2nd sem

1. Astudillo, Henry Jr. Kankana-eyComillas, North Cervantes, Ilocos Sur


2.41

2. Benito, Jonard B. T’boliKling, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

HOPE - Canada 1.94

3. Capalit, Joemar Ike Q. MandayaPoblacion, Caraga, Davao Oriental

HOPE - Canada1.59

Tuition Privilige

4. Donato, Roderick Ifugao Paalao, Cordon, IsabelaCartwheel Foundation

2.40

5. Fado, Roger K. T’boliPrk. Lehek, Gasi, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

HOPE – Japan 2.34

6. Lagungan, Abdul F. Mandaya Langgawisan, Maragusan, Compostela Valley

HOPE - Canada 2.39

7. Licyayo, Mike D. Ifugao Wigan, Cordon, IsabelaAssisi Development Foundation

2.20

8. Lumawas, Dionesio Jr. A. Subanen Mangilay, Siayan, Zamboanga del Norte


2.10

9. Molero, Mark Kevin Teduray Brgy. Tapian, Dos, Maguindanao

HOPE - Japan 2.45

10. Mosela, Normindo O. Teduray Upi, MaguindanaoCartwheel Foundation

2.32

11. Ocquiola, Philip Anthony M.

Dibabawon Prk. 4, Poblacion, New Corella, Davao del Norte

HOPE - Reach 1.97

12. Olubalang, Allan T. TeduraySta. Fe, South Upi, Maguindanao

HOPE - Canada 2.47

13. Onduran, Mike L. Talaandig Tinaytayan, Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

HOPE - Canada 2.53

14. Oquindo, Reynaldo R. Manobo P-4, San Toribio, Esperanza, Agusan del Sur

Assisi Development Foundation

2.51

15. Tamboon, David E. AtiBolabog, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan

HOPE - Japan 2.59

16. Quillano, Dandan A. Manobo Brgy. Hinapoyan, Sitio Gacub, Carmen, Surigao del Sur


2.45

gIRLs

1. Abelardo, Bea P. Teduray Brgy. Tapian, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao


2.28

2. Agabayan, Richelle L. Mangyan-AlanganPaitan, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

HOPE - Canada



1st sem 2nd sem

3. Alas, Mary Ann A. SubanenGonayen, Siayan, Zamboanga del Norte


2.36

4. Ambe, Daphny M. Bagobo-TagabawaCavarizan, Sibulan, Toril, Davao City

HOPE - Canada 2.01

5. Badia-on, Analyn E. SubanenSuminalum, Siayan, Zamboanga del Norte


2.20

6. Blanco, Genelyn C. MandayaP-3 Osmeña, Compostela Valley

HOPE - Canada 2.54

7. Bulding, Susan P. Mangyan-AlanganPaitan, Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

HOPE - Japan

8. Das-ao, Charisse Mae P. Kankana-eyRosario, Cervantes, Ilocos Sur


1.72Tuition

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9. Degollado, Cras Mae A. B’laanKling, Kiamba, Sarangani Province


2.25

10. Gawahan, Pinky Rose A. Talaandig Lirongan, Talakag, Bukidnon

HOPE - Canada 2.14

11. Hupayan, Renalyn S. Talaandig Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

HOPE - Canada 2.33

12. Imba, Junie Jane M. B’laanLamcuah, Maligo, Polomolok, South Cotabato

HOPE - Canada 2.20

13. Lucena, Jonalyn L. Ifugao Wigan, Cordon, Isabela HOPE - Canada 2.21

14. Malintad, May - One M. Mandaya Caraga, Davao OrientalCartwheel Foundation

1.95

15. Matangong, Shaira B. Mandaya Danawan, San Pedro, Caraga, Davao Oriental


1.80

16. Maulingan, Anilyn B. Mandaya Caraga, Davao Oriental HOPE - Canada 1.94

17. Purugganan, Joan May A. Binongan Poblacion, Liwan-baay, Abra


2.21

18. Suyan, Annie Rose P. T’boli Gasi, Kiamba, Sarangani Province

HOPE - Canada 2.55

19. Tagno-ay, Janiecel B. Talaandig Imbatog, Lapok, Talakag, Bukidnon

HOPE - Canada 1.78

20. Tulawe, Mylene L. Subanen Soguilon, Siayan, Zamboanga del Norte

Assisi Development Foundatin

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April 8-10, 2010A workshop on Culture Mapping was facilitated by Mr. Benjamin D. Abadiano. The said event was participated by twenty two (22) Anthropology students, twelve (12) Pamulaan graduates and other participants from the different communities of Assisi Program in Mindanao.

May 14-15, 2010Arrival of the thirty nine (39) students (4th batch).

May 16, 2010Orientation of the thirty nine (39) students was given by Abner Tolon Jr. and Geneth Layocan, Pamulaan Staff.

May 17-28, 2010The Summer English Bridging Program of the thirty seven (37) students. Two (2) students were exempted from attending the program because they got higher rating in their Admission Test.

May 20, 2010During the evening, a “Life-sharing activity” was held at the amphitheater in order for the thirty seven (37) 4th batch students to understand and realize the importance of opportunity and sacrifices while struggling in achieving goals. Thus, Richard Milod and Reniel Sihagan (Bachelor of Agricultural Technology) shared their life on how they overcome fear, loneliness and hectic schedule until they graduated from Pamulaan with flying colors (Richard Milod), for them to be encouraged to move on.

May 21, 2010In the evening, a cultural bonding was held at the amphitheater in the form of story-telling about their tribe. They also performed their own dances in order for them to be entertained and also test them on how far they know about their own culture.

May 22, 2010A team building activity was facilitated by Abner Tolon Jr. and Geneth Layocan to the thirty seven(37) students.

May 23, 2010Richard Milod and Reniel Sihagan facilitated the half-day orientation on Sustainable Agriculture to the thirty seven (37) students.

May 30, 2010An Introduction to Peace Education session was given to the 37 4th batch students by Mr. Pio Fuentes of Assisi Development Foundation-Mindanao office.

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May 31 - June 1, 2010Enrollment of the eighty nine (89) Pamulaan students.

June 1, 2010First General Assembly of the students for the school year.

June 2, 2010IP Values session was given by Mrs. Zenaida “Manang Brigette”Pawid to the thirty seven (37) BEED students.

June 3, 2010The eighty nine (89) Pamulaan students participated in the In Service Seminar-Workshop on Peace Building and Multi-Cultural Studies held at the Pamulaan classroom conducted by the Assisi Development Foundation under the PEACEPATHS program.

June 4, 2010The seven (7) selected Peace Education students participated in the 1-day Syllabi Making on Peace Building Curriculum. The following students are: Ronalyn Floro, Doanie Grace Sulda, Dominique Lojyn Ofong, Lezel Sinulay, Richelle Tupaz, Jimric Magandam and Jay-are Coquilla.

June 5, 2010Educational Tour of the thirty seven (37) 4th batch students in Davao City.

June 6, 2010An Election of Officers of the Pamulaan students for the first semester of school year 2010-2011 was held. The newly elected officers were:President: Jemuel Sulatan (Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology - 4th year)V-President: Jay-are Coquilla (Bachelor of Arts in Peace

Education – 3rd year)Secretary: Dale Joy Perez (Bachelor of Elementary

Education – 1st year)Asst. Sec.: Doanie Grace Sulda (Bachelor of Arts in

Peace Education – 3rd year)Treasurer: Luzviminda Dango (Bachelor of Arts in

Peace Education – 3rd year)PIO: Gerry Dulnuan (Bachelor of Arts in Peace

Education – 3rd year)Asst. PIO: John Kevin Belec (Bachelor of Elementary

Education – 1st year)SSC Reps.: Cyril Jay Ojas (Bachelor of Arts in

Anthropology – 4th year) Dominique Lojyn Ofong (Bachelor of Arts in

Peace Education – 3rd year)

In the evening, a welcome program was done for the 4th batch of Pamulaan Center through a cultural celebration. It was organized by the 2nd and 3rd batch students. The Cartwheel Foundation Staff in persons of Ambo and Claire Fuentes organized a meeting to all CFI grantees of Pamulaan Center.

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June 7, 2010The out-going officers turned-over the key of responsibility to the newly elected officers for the first semester of school year 2010-2011. The class of 2010 first semester begins.

June 8, 2010The Ayala Foundation team visited the center as part of its nationwide school caravan for the 12th National Ayala Young Leaders Congress. This is an annual event organized by the Ayala Group of Companies for student leaders from the different top performing schools in the country. In order to qualify, students must undergo three stages of application: 1) Submission of requirements (w/c include academic achievements and leadership experiences both in school and in the community), 2) Screening based on the submitted documents, 3) Panel (group of 4-5 Ayala executives) interview in Manila.

June 12, 2010The thirty seven (37) 4th batch students participated in a 2-day activity on Self-Awareness and Recollection, given to them by Ms. Leah Vidal of Ateneo de Davao University, Campus Minister/Assistant Dean.

June 19, 2010The pioneering batch of BA in Applied Anthropology conducted a whole day “Workshop on Culture” to the thirty seven (37) first year BEED students. The workshop enabled the first year (1st year) students to understand the nature of culture shock, multiculturalism, acculturation, ethnocentrism, cultural relativism and the like; especially that they were still on the stage of coping/dealing with culture shock and some but natural adjustments.

June 12-13, 2010The thirty seven (37) 4th batch students participated in a 2-day activity on Self-Awareness and Recollection, given to them by Ms. Leah Vidal of Ateneo de Davao University, Campus Minister/Assistant Dean.

June 23, 2010The Tanug te’ Pamulaan musical group performed during the welcome activity of the A National IP Agenda participants coming from the different IPs’ communities all over the Philippines.

June 24-25, 2010Some of the Pamulaan students participated in the Workshop on National IP Agenda as indigenous youth representatives held at Pamulaan Center which will be submitted to the President Elect Benigno Simeon Aquino III. In behalf of Pres. Ninoy Aquino, Ms. Ma. Victoria Elisa Aquino-Dee and Mr. Richard Dee (her husband) stood as his representative.


June 26-27, 2010IP World view session was given to the thirty seven (37) BEED students by Bro. Karl Gaspar, Redemptorist.

June 26, 2010A culmination of the month’s activities such as Birthday celebration (for the months of April, May and June), Evening Praise and exchange of Prayer Partner were celebrated by the Pamulaan students and formators.

July 2010The Community Learning Service (CLS) of the Pamulaan students was scheduled every first and last Saturday of the month in the different schools and institutions within Tugbok District, Davao City. The following schools and institutions were:1. Lingap Center for Mentally Challenged2. Rehabilitation Center for Youth3. Care for the Elderly Foundation, Inc.4. Alternative Learning System5. Mintal Elem. School6. Mary Immaculate Conception Parish7. Mintal Day Care Center

July 3, 2010The Pamulaan students celebrated the Nutrition Month with a theme: “Healthy Lifestyle ng Katutubong Kabataan tungo sa Kinabukasan” through various activities such as, treasure hunting, parlor games, nutriquiz, poem and song composition and jingle. The highlight of this activity was that healthy and organic food preparation.

July 7-9, 2010The Indigenous Peoples’ Gathering on Climate Change (IPGCC) sponsored by the LRC-KsK was held at HCDC-Maritime Education Program Training Center, Camudmud, Baback, Island Garden City of Samal. There were around 50 lumads from different tribes in Regions 11 and 12 who participated in the activity. Two (2) Pamulaan BA Anthropology students — Melvin Guilleno and Gemma Nicolas were invited.

July 12, 2010Ninety (90) students from the University of the Philippines visited Pamulaan Living Heritage Center and had a short interaction with the Pamulaan students.

July 19-22, 2010First Preliminary examination of the students.

July 28, 2010A visit of fifteen (15) tribal elders (Datu) coming from different communities in Davao del Sur to the Living Heritage Center.

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August 5-20, 2010Eleven (11) Hope Japan Union Volunteers immersed with the eighty nine (89) Pamulaan students. Mainly, they put up a Holistic Healing garden in the Living Heritage Center. They were also involved on the weekends Community Service of the students to the different schools and institutions within Brgy. Tugbok.

The 11 Hope Japan Union Volunteers: 1. Hanae Saeki2. Makiku Suzuki3. Miyuki Kawaguchi4. Miyuki Kajio5. Hiroshi Yamamoto6. Anastassia Iankova7. Eiko Shibata8. John Herbert Janzen9. Chie Muto10. Kosuke Hisamatsu11. Saori Doi

August 10, 2010The International IP Day was once again celebrated by the Pamulaan students together with the Hope Japan Union Volunteers who visited Pamulaan.

The departure of the 6 short term Hope Japan Union Volunteers.

August 16, 2010A visit of Cordaid representative—Mr. Jerome and interaction with the students especially to Cordaid grantees, the Peace Education students.

August 18, 2010The six(6) Plan International personnel visited Pamulaan Center for IP Curriculum consultation. They planned to establish an education program for the Mangyan people in Occidental Mindoro. The said consultation was done with the presence of Mr. Benjamin Abadiano.

August 20, 2010Departure of four (4) remaining Hope Japan Union Volunteers.

August 21, 2010The Pamulaan Day was celebrated with a theme: “Sports and Literature: Catalyst for Change Towards Youth Development”. This event was celebrated through various activities such as Out-Indoor games, Literary and musical competitions. This event was conducted in preparation for the incoming university Intramurals on September.


August 28, 2010Ms. Megumi and Mr. Ichio Ito of Asian Community Trust (ACT) and friends, one of the sponsoring groups visited the center.

August 30, 2010The Pamulaan students participated in the “Buwan ng Wika” activity of the University of Southeastern Philippines and actively joined in various competitions such as; laro ng lahi, tula, talumpati, katutubong sayaw, etc. As the result, they got 4th place in the over-all competitions.

September 2-3, 2010Mid-term exam of the students

September 12, 2010Mr. Matthew Redekov of Hope International visited Pamulaan and had short interaction with the students especially to the fourteen (14) Hope International grantees.

September 16-20, 2010Four (4) Pamulaan students participated in the 3-day trainer’s training called “Panaw sa Kalinaw on Climate Change Adaptation, Mitigation and Disaster Risk Reduction”, initiated by the Peacepaths Program of Assisi Development Foundation in partnership with the Diocese of Malaybalay – Social Action Center (DSAC) held at Lantapan, Malaybalay, Bukidnon. The following students were: Dale Joy Perez and Roy Luminda both are first year; and Luzviminda Dango and Mae Capua are the third year students.

September 21, 2010In celebration of International Peace Day the Pamulaan Center for Indigenous Peoples Education hosted this 1-day event through a Conversation session with the participation of the elders from different communities, Pamulaan students, University of the Philippines and the University of Southeastern Philippines and; with the presence also of Ms. Viel Aquino-Dee, Atty. Roque Agton, NCIP-Chairman and Ms. Delis of Office of the Presidential on Peace Process. This event also is the culmination of the launching of the Peace Education Hub, which is designed to promote intercultural dialogue and solidarity through the strengthening of peace and multi-cultural education and research. In the afternoon, the 25 Peace Education students honored the event through their peace concert entitled “Hoyuhoy sa Kalinaw”.

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September 21-24, 2010The University of Southeastern Philippines, College of Governance, Business and Economics celebrated its Intramurals with a theme: “Discovering Potentials through Sportsmanship and Healthy Competitive Spirit”. The Pamulaan students actively participated in the event as one department through joining different outdoor/indoor games and literary competitions. As a result, they got the 3rd place in the over-all competitions.

October 2, 2010Weekend Community Learning Service Evaluation.

October 8-9, 2010Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) evaluation conducted by Mr. Campbell, External Evaluator and Mr. Max Ventura, NTFP-EP Deputy Director to the 25 Peace Education students.

The Trainers’ Training on Disaster Preparedness was conducted to the twenty seven (27) Anthropology students by Mr. Mark Cervantes and Gonzalo Servano from the International Institute of Rural Reconstruction in preparation for the incoming Kalindogan 2010 as facilitators.

October 17-21, 2010The Pamulaan Center for IP Education once again celebrated its annual celebration on Kalindogan: National IP Youth Peace Congress as spearheaded by the Peacepaths Program of Assisi Development Foundation, Inc. This Year the Kalindogan theme was: “Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Preparedness”. It was participated by approximately 280 participants all over the country. It was also a launching of Indigenous Knowledge System and Practices Hub or IKSP as the repository of the students researches and research area of the students and teachers.

October 19-23, 2010Kristine Mae Sumalinab, an anthropology student attended the national ethnographic research paper presentation during the UGAT (Anthropological Association in the Philippines) conference. She was a reactor to the three paper presentors on the theme “Climate Change and Indigenous Peoples”.

October 22, 2010A Cultural Mapping Workshop was held at Pamulaan Center and attended by the different partners’ organizations of the Assisi Development Foundation and the twenty seven (27) Anthropology students in preparation for their incoming practicum. They will be assigned in the eight (8) communities where they will conduct Cultural Mapping as their first assignment. The following communities are: Cabanglasan, Cabidianan, Magtangale, Jabonga, Upi, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Sitio Contract and Renibon.

October 23 - november 2, 2010Semestral break of the eighty(89) Pamulaan Students.

October 24, 2010Six (6) Anthropology students were deployed to Advocafe’- a non-profit and social enterprise where 100% of its proceeds will go to development programs for Indigenous Peoples.


October 26-27, 2010Two (2) Pamulaan students—Gemma Nicolas, Anthropology student and Jimric Magandam, Peace Education student attended the 2-day DOLE consultation on Youth Employment at Grand Regal Hotel in Davao City. It was the Davao island-wide consultation. Its Expected Outputs will be the Island-wide multi-stakeholder inputs to the Labor and Employment Agenda, 2011-2016 and Philippine Jobs Pact.

november 3, 2010Arrival of sixty two (62) students from their own communities.

november 3-december 3, 2010The twenty seven (27) Anthropology students conducted a Cultural Mapping in the different communities of Peacepaths program; Cabanglasan, Cabidianan, Upi, Datu Odin Sinsuat (Dos), Renibon, Sitio Contract, Jabonga and Magtangale.

november 4-6, 2010The students evaluated the last semester activities and an Election for the New Set of Officers this second semester. It was also followed by a planning for the next semester.

President: Ronalyn Floro (Bachelor of Peace Education – 3rd Year)

Vice Pres.: Ryan Bando (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year)

Secretary: Aiza Binayao (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year)

Asst. Secretary: Mary Lovely Gunto (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year )

Treasurer: Elsie Cagampang (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year)

PIO (Internal): Neil John Aton (Bachelor of Peace Education – 3rd Year)

PIO (External): Arjean Marie Belco (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year)

SSC Reps.: Faisal Mañalas (Bachelor of Elementary Education – 1st Year)

Richelle Tupaz (Bachelor of Peace Education – 3rd Year)

Adviser: Jay-are Coquilla (Bachelor of Peace Education – 3rd Year)

november 7, 2010Turn-over of responsibility of the outgoing officers to the newly elected officers.

Richard Milod, CAP Volunteer and a graduate of Pamulaan Center for IP Education year 2010 conducted training on basic troubleshooting of water and electrical connection to the ten (10) Maintenance committee of the Center.

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november 8, 2010Classes started. There were nine (9) Pamulaan students who qualified in the Dean’s List. The following students were:

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1. Doanie Grace Sulda 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

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2. Ronalyn Floro 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.57

3. Jimric Magandam 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.57

4. Mae Capua 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.60

5. Richelle Tupaz 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.64

6. Mary Grace Sumael 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.68

7. Neil John Aton 3rd YearBachelor of Arts in Peace Education

1.71

8. Dale Joy Perez 1st YearBachelor of Elementary Education

1.6

9. Faisal Mañalas 1st YearBachelor of Elementary Education

1.7

november 11, 2010An overnight stay and interaction with the students of Mr. Alexander Kurz and Mr. Gwyn Crisostomo.

november 23, 2010Two (2) Pamulaan students namely: Ronalyn Floro (Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education, 3rd year) and Ryan Bando (Bachelor of Elementary Education, 1st year) attended the 1-day activity on 2nd RAfI Triennial Awards Leaders of Change forum at the Ateneo de davao university. The forum intended to bring awareness and inspiration from applied principles and philosophies shown through the good and working examples and approaches of the Triennial Laureates which they presented under the following sub-themes: Leadership, Innovation, The Value of Teams, and, Engaging the Successor Generation.

november 23-24, 2010The 13th National Ayala Young Leaders Congress (AYLC) Panel Interview. Four (4) Pamulaan Students were qualified for the Panel Interview of AYLC in Manila. The following students were: 1. Jay-are Coquilla 2. Dominique Lojyn Ofong3. Doanie Grace Sulda4. Richelle Tupaz

november 27, 2010The sixty two (62) Pamulaan students participated in the 28th Day of Barangay Mintal, Davao City through a “Peace Concert” which was led by the twenty five(25) Peace Education students.


december 1-5, 2010Five (5) of sixty two(6)2 Pamulaan students participated on the 5-day celebration on Mindanao Week of Peace with a theme: “Pamiminuno: Tulay sa Mapayapa at Maunlad na Pamayanan”, held at Brokenshire College, Madapo, Davao City. This event hoped to gather representatives from CSOs, POs, LGUs and youth to discover and learn how to make local governance processes become more inclusive and responsive to the peace and development needs of tri-people communities in Mindanao.

The following students are:1. Rizalito Benito (Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education, 3rd year)2. Divina Bitog (Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education, 3rd year)3. Romalyn Rico (Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education, 3rd year)4. Dave Mark Atan (Bachelor of Elementary Education, 1st year)5. Gevfretch Geraldine Dogia (Bachelor of Elementary Education, 1st year)

december 6, 2010The thirty five (35) Accreditors of the University of Southeastern Philippines visited Pamulaan Center and had a short interaction with the students.

december 11, 2010The Christmas Party of the students with the presence of Mr. Benjamin D. Abadiano and other Staff of Assisi Development Foundation, Inc.- Matina Office.

december 13, 2010Christmas break of the students.

december 15, 2010Fourth year Anthropology students conducted the second (2nd) part of their practicum in the different organizations. Below are their respective areas of assignment:

Name organization Address

Alsa, DesyNagkakaisang Tribo ng Palawan

Palawan

Ansay, Micho

Josefa Segovia Foundation (JSF)

MAMATRIPCIDE, INC. (Matigsalog-Manobo Tribal Peoples Council of Elders Davao City, INC.)

JSF-Calinan Office

Marahan, Davao City

Banosoc, Leovic Timuay Justice and Governance

Upi, Maguindanao

Bayon, RoyChildren Rehabilitation Center

Sputnik St. Doña Vicenta Village, Davao City

Guilleno, Melvin Adcocafe Malate, Manila

Licyayo, Michael Advocafe Malate, Manila

Linggay, GabrielFr. Leoni Mission Foundation, Inc.

Cabanlasan, Bukidnon

Ogade, RickyFr. Leoni Mission Foundation, Inc.

Cabanlasan, Bukidnon

Ojas, Cyril Jay Adcocafe Malate, Manila

Ramada KennethPamulaan Center for Indigenous Peoples’ Education

USEP Mintal Campus-PCIPE, Mintal, Davao City

Sarahan, Oscar

Josefa Segovia Foundation (JSF) MAMATRIPCIDE, INC. (Matigsalog-Manobo Tribal Peoples Council of Elders Davao City, INC.)

JSF-Calinan Office

Marahan, Davao City

Serrano, Jinefer



JSF-Calinan Office

Marahan, Davao City

Sulatan, JemuelCARTWHEEL Foundation

Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

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Name organization Address

Sumaoang, Jermie

LABAY KU Federation (Lupon ng mga Katutubong Aeta para sa Adhikain upang Umunlad ang Bawat isa at Yumabong ang Kabundukan)

Capas, Tarlac

Tayaban, Ramon Jr.

Adcocafe Malate, Manila

Mansabid, Mansabid



JSF-Calinan Office

Marahan, Davao City

Cajes, Honey Lyn Adcocafe Malate, Manila

Deconlay, Carel Jane

Adcocafe Malate, Manila

Gano, NenethIndigenous Peoples’ Ministry

Agusan del Sur

Lintawagin, GloriaTugdaan Center for Laerning and Development

Naujan, Paitan, Mindoro Oriental

Listohan, MaricelCARTWHEEL Foundation

Miarayon, Talakag, Bukidnon

Madie, Catherine



JSF-Calinan Office

Marahan, Davao City

Nicolas, Gemma PamulaanUSEP Mintal Campus-PCIPE, Mintal, Davao City

Sihagan, LizaAthropology Watch, INC.

Quezon City

Sumalinab, Kristine Mae

Anthropology Watch, INC.

Quezon City

Tupaz, MargaritaTugdaan Center for Learning and Development

Naujan, Paitan, Mindoro Oriental

Rojas, VangiePhesalabuhan Subanen De Siay

Poblacion Siay, Zamboanga Sibugay

January 2, 2011Arrival of 1st year and 2nd year students from their Christmas vacation.

January 3, 2011Classes started for 2011.

January 15, 2011Sr. Virgo Espineda, RGS volunteered to give a 2-hours recollection for this year to the 64 students of Pamulaan Center entitled: “One ends and a new beginning” – a line from the movie “Avatar”; in relation to the previous year experienced and a hope for a new year comes.

february 1-6, 2011Arrival of the Anthropology students from their practicum.

february 11, 2011The Pamulaan students paid tribute to the birthday celebration of Mr. Benjamin Abadiano.

february 7-12, 2011Three(3) Pamulaan Students were successfully qualified to the 13th National Ayala Young Leaders Congress held at Alfonso, Cavite, the theme for this year was “Leadership: Serving, Transforming, Sustaining”. The following students were: Dominique Lojyn Ofong, Doanie Grace Sulda and Richelle Tupaz, all are 3rd year students and taking up Bachelor of Arts in Peace Education.


february 15, 24 & 25, 2011Final Thesis Defense of the graduating students of Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology.

february 25, 2011The Pamulaan Center for Indigenous Peoples Education commemorated the 25th anniversary of EDSA People Power Revolution through putting up of yellow ribbons around the Pamulaan Center’s vicinity.

March 19, 2011A year-end evaluation of the Pamulaan students.

March 2, 22 & 24, 2011The University of Southeastern Philippines Admission Test and an Interview was conducted to the seventy seven (77) 5th Batch Applicants of the Pamulaan Center for IP Education this school year 2011-2012. The Examinations took place in Assisi Development Foundation Office, for Luzon examinees; Pamulaan Center, Davao and Majis, Manresa, Cagayan de Oro City for the Mindanao examinees.

March 26, 2011The Pamulaan students joined the nationwide celebration on Earth Hour which was integrated in their Evening Praise. They switched off all the electrical lights in solidarity with the nation.

They gathered in the Amphitheater and prayed for mother earth which has been destroyed by the many factors in the society.

March 30, 2011The Baccalaureate Mass of the twenty seven (27) graduating students together with the lower years. It was solemnized by Fr. Roger Duhaylungsod, the Parish Priest of Immaculate Conception Parish in Mintal, Davao City.

March 31, 2011The 2nd Commencement Exercises of the Pamulaan Center for IP Education. Twenty seven (27) graduates from the Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology received their 4-year degree diploma. Two of the 27 graduates received Academic Awards; Kristine Mae Sumalinab – Magna Cum Laude and Cyril Jay Ojas – Cum Laude. The Pamulaan Center also gave special awards to Gemma Nicolas, Leadership Award for Promoting Indigenous Culture; Jinnefer Serrano, Leadership Award for Environment and; Carel Jane Deconlay and Ricky Ogade, Leadership Award for Community Service.

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April 2, 2011The Anthropology students conducted an evaluation for the past four years of training and formation inside the center. They provided significant recommendations addressed to Pamulaan Center and the students.

April 3, 2011The Community Learning Service Orientation of the 1st year and 3rd year students was given by Mr. Benjamin Abadiano.

April 3-8, 2011Twenty six (26) Pamuaan newly graduates together with two seminarians and an accountant were given an extensive orientation-training seminar the by Companions of Assisi Development Foundation for Peace Volunteer Program.

April 8, 2011The Vision, Mission and Goals of the Association of IP Anthopologists was initially drafted by the twenty seven (27) Pamulaan Anthropology graduates. They were also able to elect their officers to wit:Over-all coordinator : Kristine Mae SumalinabAsst. Coordinator : Melvin GuillenoSecretary : Kenneth RamadaTreasurer : Gemma Nicolas : Cyril Jay OjasBokeeper : Leovic BanosocAdviser : Mr. Benjamin D. Abadiano

The group also agreed to help Pamulaan and IP communities through a social enterprise wherein they will contribute Php500.00 each for the purchase of products in IP communities to be sold through The Living Heritage Center. 100% of its profit will go to the sustainability of Pamulaan.

April 5, 2011Departure of third year students for their respective communities.

Documents

Pamulaan Annual Report 2010-2011