Mahidol University Visits Trinity
TUA Pres. Dr. Wilfred Tiu together with the Dean of College of Medical Technology Dr. Maria Teresa Rodriguez, Dean of Graduate School Dr. Juliet K. Bucoy met with the representatives from Mahidol University namely Dr. Chotiros Plabpleung, Deputy Dean for International Relations and Education and Chairman of the Medical Technology program and Dr. Lertyot Treeratanapiboon, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs and Quality Development, in a meeting yesterday as part of the Annual Conference of the Mahidol University – Faculty of Medical Technology and its Academic Affiliates in the Philippines. The focus of the meeting was the existing quality assurance protocol of the College of Medical Technology in terms of the conduct of clinical laboratory activities and the innovations in the pedagogies of medical laboratory science.
Former TUA University Physician Passed the 2018 Bar Exam
Former TUA University physician Dr. Jean Joan Polido passed the 2018 Bar exam recently. Also a faculty member from the College of Medical Technology, she taught various subjects namely Human Anatomy, Physiology, Zoology, Pharmacology, Histology, Cytogenetics and Research for 5 years in TUA-CMT before she took a leave of absence in 2018 to concentrate on law school. Congratulations, Atty. Dr. Jean Joan Polido !
TUA EYES PARTNERSHIP WITH NGO
Advancing its mission to embrace Whole-Person Education (WPE), top administrators of Trinity University of Asia (TUA) signified its intention to partner with Development Action for Women Network (DAWN).
DAWN was established in 1996 to help distressed Filipina workers in Japan and their Filipino-Japanese children in the promotion and protection of their welfare and rights.
A meeting between the two institutions was held last Aug. 22 at the Executive Conference Room to discuss the possibility of hosting Service-Learning activities for TUA students and joint activities with TUA’s partner universities in Japan.
Service-learning is a teaching pedagogy where students render services to partner communities and institutions to gain experiential learning, which is central to WPE.
Students taking up Psychology, Communication and Broadcasting, Information Technology, and Business are expected to benefit from the partnership, once sealed.
The university decided to steer its direction to WPE starting the current school year. – Trinity Observer
