Thursday, March 17, 2011

Telly's Active Involvement with the Department of Science and Technology- Philippine Society of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Ronpaku Fellows ( PRF)

The Philippine Society of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Ronpaku Fellows ( PRF) operates in conjunction with the JAPAN SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF SCIENCE (JSPS).   The JSPS  is an independent administrative institution established by a Japanese law for the purpose of contributing to the advancement of science in all fields of natural and social sciences and humanities. It runs the Joint Scientific Cooperation Program, and the Ronpaku PhD dissertation scholarship program.

Telly was a  privileged scholar under the
JSPS RONPAKU ( DISSERTATION PhD) Program



The Title of her Thesis was----

The  Impact of Transport  Insfrastructure Investment on Intrarregional EconomicActivity and Regional Welfare:  A Social  Acounting Matrix( SAM) Based General Equilibrium Approach"

By  Cristela Goce Dakila, Associate Professor, Economics Department , De La Salle University

Japanese Advisor: Shoshi MIZOKAMI,  Professor, Kumamoto Universty

This was taken during the International Day at Kumamoto University where Telly was chosen to represent the foreign studentsto wear the Kimono - the national costume of Japan.



Telly, takes her oath   as one of the DOST -RONPAKU Fellows who completed their PhD and have submitted their Thesis Dissertation. The awarding ceremony was held at University of Santo. Thomas.




Telly lectures at the  De La Salle- DOST Forum on Scientific Research Outputs of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Ronpaku Fellows ( PRF)










  Oath Taking for the Induction of Officers





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  1. AnonymousJuly 15, 2015 at 1:35 PM

    I only knew of her passing today while I was updating my resume and thought about the RONPAKU Fellows. I did not know her much except for her occasional appearances at DOST while she was finishing her Ph. D. in economics under the JSPS-RONPAKU Program which I supervised that time. She always had that happy smile and cheerful attitude. She was the most active among the scholars while we were organizing the creation of the RONPAKU FELLOWS. She gave me a gold-colored tie that she bought from Japan so I can wear it to conferences when she learned I am leaving my post to pursue graduate studies.
    Rest in peace!
    ----Eric Vejerano

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