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In Memoriam
Dr. Ledivina V. Cariño passed on at 10:30am, Friday,
12 June 2009.
It is really a sad day for NCPAG as we remember LVC as a teacher, a professor, a colleague, a friend, a mentor, an adviser and our Dean, among others. Leddy was not only one of the pillars of the College but also as one of the pioneers in the study of public administraton in the country. At a personal level, I am really saddened because Leddy was my first boss. Among other things, we will always be grateful to her for the pioneering work she has done in the many areas in the study of public administration, including negative bureaucratic behavior and corruption, bureaucratic reform and voluntary sector management. We will always remember her for her work at Pahinungod and its impact on the spirit of volunteerism among our students, graduates and faculty.
Let us all pause and say a prayer for Leddy as she passes on to be with our Lord. Let us also pray for Dr. Ben, Benjie and Yamin.
Dean Alex Brillantes
Leddy, 67
Maraming Salamat LVC
A message of Condolence given during the Necrological service for Dr. Ledivina V. Cariño
Gumersindo Garcia Hall, Church of the Risen Lord, University of the Philippines June 14, 2009
by: Dr. Popoy de Vera
It is with deep sadness and shock that I learned of the untimely death of our dear Dr. Ledivina V. Cariño (LVC) while vacationing here in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
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ACADEMIC Calendar
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Available for Download
BAPA application form
Graduate Program
New List of Books (January 2008)
Outstanding Alumni Achievement Awards 08
NCPAG-Student Council Report
Proceedings of the National Conference, June 2007
UP-NCPAG 2006 Annual Report
UP-NCPAG 2005 Annual Report
PJPA Cumulative Index
Volume 1 to 47 (1957-2003)
Volume 48 to 49 (2004-2005)
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New Publication
Corruption and Implementation:
Case Studies in Philippine Public Administration
by Vicente Chua Reyes, Jr., Ph.D.
The book, which is the doctoral dissertation of
Dr. Reyes, covers the case of the Department of Education as it encounters and
addresses the challenges of corruption in its operations, to include the impact
of corruption. It is is available at the Publications Office.
FACULTY Corner
The G8 meeting: What’s in it for Filipinos?
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNANCE- June 29, 2009
On July 8-10, the heads of the eight richest and most powerful countries in the
world will meet in L’Aquila, Italy for their usual annual meeting to decide the fate of the world.
The member countries of this most exclusive of clubs are the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and Russia.
Teetering, anticipating or recovering?
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--Boiled Green Bananas- June 28, 2009
Last month, Dr. Romulo Virola, secretary-general of the National
Statistical Coordination Board, warned that the economy is “teetering” on the brink of recession.
His statement came in the wake of paid advertisements about the peerless performance of the “cute economist.
” Virola was excoriated publicly by a chorus of officials who protested that the economy was on the road to recovery, not recession.
Prof. Briones Chosen by OXFAM as members of "a cabinet of 8"
Professor Leonor Briones will leave for Germany on July 1 to have an audience with the
development minister, and, possibly Angela Merkel herself. She is one of the eight women from 8 developing countries
chosen by OXFAM as members of "a cabinet of eight" to engage the G8 group of the world's richest countries who are
meeting in Italy in July for their usual annual meeting to decide the fate of the world. The objective is to convince
them to give more for education and health to the developing countries, called W8.
My small town father
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNANCE- June 22, 2009
Yesterday the world celebrated Fathers’ Day.
My own father passed away on November 22, 1963. He was not a national figure or a prominent
personality. He was a school teacher. He was known only in my hometown, Guihulngan, Negros Oriental,
and in Dumaguete City. Still, hundreds of former students still remember him —the lessons he taught,
his sharp wit, and his towering intellect.
The man who will not be president
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNANCE- June 8, 2009
The first time I heard about Ping Lacson was when he led the team
which rescued Robina Gokongwei, kidnapped daughter of taipan John Gokongwei. I was struck by stories
that he refused to accept a monetary reward from Mr. Gokongwei. As a researcher on the subject of corruption,
I thought Ping was unusual in a society where monetary rewards for doing one’s duty is considered socially
acceptable even if it is not necessarily legal.
Rich countries, poor countries
Prof. Leonor M. Briones--THE BUSINESS OF GOVERNANCE- June 1, 2009
In the international community, the word G-8 is a very familiar term.
It refers to the group of eight richest and most powerful countries. Because of their wealth and power,
they influence many of the decisions of the international community on global issues even as they comprise
only eight out of nearly two hundred countries. Activities of the G-8 countries impact on the international
economy, as well as on social development. Whether deliberately or not, their policies have implications on
middle-income and poor countries, including the Philippines.
STUDENTS Corner
GRADUATION SPEECH
Confronting the Issues: Service and Leadership in the Philippine Public Service
By Maria Faina Lucero-Diola
(in behalf of the graduating graduate students, April 24, 2009)
Dean Alex Brillantes, and the distinguished faculty and staff of the
NCPAG, especially our advisers and panel members, our honored guest
Atty. Jennifer Manalili, fellow students of our beloved College,
beloved parents and family members, dear friends, ladies and
gentlemen, a pleasant evening:
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VALEDICTORY SPEECH
Confronting the Issues: Service and Leadership in the Philippine Public Service
By: Glezel Mae D. Galenzoga
To our distinguished guest speaker, Atty. Jennifer Manalili, Dean Alex Brillantes Jr.,
College Secretary, Prof. Dan Saguil, honourable guests: Former UP President Jose Abueva, NCPAG Alumni Association
Vice-President Engr. Rey Tagundando, USC Chairperson-elect Titus Tan, highly esteemed faculty and staff, proud parents,
fellow graduates, visitors and friends, good afternoon.
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• The Philippine Journal of Public Administration (PJPA)
can now be accessed at the following online journal websites
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• Philippine Journal of Public Administration Update
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• Recognition Day Message
THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE CSSP 2009 GRADUATE
By: Profesor Leonor Magtolis Briones
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• Cha Cha Forum
NCPAG Assembly Hall
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• NCPAG Doctoral Students’ Study Visit
Destination: Thailand
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 15th Diliman Governance Forum Fifteen Years of Decentralization in the Philippines : Lessons Learned and the Way Forward
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Center for Public Administration and Government Education (CPAGE) Implements NCPAG's mission to be the center of excellence in education for public administration and governance.
Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy (CLCD) Carries out research, training, and extension programs on leadership, citizenship and civil society; and on Filipino institutions and processes of democracy /redemocratization.
Center for Policy and Executive Development (CPED) Undertakes research, training and extension programs on national policies and institutions.
Center for Local and Regional Governance (CLRG) Conducts research, training and extension programs at local and regional levels, and collaborates with international institutions in promoting decentralization and local autonomy.
