Day 1: January 10, 2020 (Friday): Opening and Exhibit
Venue: Conference Room, Environmental Studies Institute, Miriam College
4 p.m. Registration
5:30 p.m.
- Welcome Remarks: Jasmin Nario-Galace, Vice President forAcademic Affairs, Center for Peace Education, Miriam College
- Opening Remarks: Rommel Banlaoi, President, Philippine Association for Chinese Studies
- Solidarity Message: Martin Woesler, President, World Association for Chinese Studies
6 p.m. Plenary Lectures
- Teresita Ang See, Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc.: Philippine Studies, Chinese Studies and Chinese in the Philippines Studies: Synergy and Synchronicity
- Tina Clemente, Asian Center, University of the Philippines: Reviewing Chinese Studies in the Philippines and Appraising Future Directions
GROUP PHOTO
7 p.m.
- Dinner
- Cultural Presentation by Philippine Cultural College
Day 2, January 11, 2020 (Saturday): Panel Presentations Venue: SMT Hall, Miriam College |
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8 a.m. – 9 a.m. Registration | |
9 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. |Panel Presentations | SESSION 1 | |
Panel 1: History
SMT Building Lecture Room 1 |
Panel 2: Philippines-China Relations and Special Topics
SMT Building Lecture Room 2 |
· Aurora Roxas-Lim, Ateneo de Manila University: Maritime Studies and the Role of Ethnic Chinese
· Randy Madrid, University of the Philippines Visayas, Iloilo: Chinese Communities in the Urbanization of Iloilo City, Philippines: History, Identity and Cultural Formation · Jely Galang, University of the Philippines: Chinese Vagrants and Social Outcasts in the Nineteenth-century Philippines
Moderator: Pacita Fortin, Miriam College
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· Chien-Wen Kung, National University of Singapore: A Government Within a Government: Nationalist China, the Philippine Military, and the Yuyitungs, 1950-1970 · Phillip Guingona, Wells College: Trading Places: Defining Diaspora through Overlapping Chinese and Filipino Migrations · Patrick Stein, Reed College: Zheng Leaders and Spanish Colonial Philippines
Moderator: Tina Clemente Asian Center, University of the Philippines
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10:30 a.m. Coffee Break | |
10:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. | Panel Presentations | SESSION 2 | |
Panel 3: Humanities, Language and Education | |
SMT Building Lecture Room 1 | |
· Johanna Marie Astrid Sister, SMIC-Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Exploring the History of Acupuncture in the Philippines · Ang Chak Chi and Carmelea Ang See, Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc.: Chinese Publications and Sources: New Narratives and Resource on Chinese in Southeast Asia and the Philippines at the Kaisa Heritage Center · Niping Yan, University of British Columbia: Sangleys and the Boxer Codex: Unequal Presence and the Making of a Spanish Manuscript in the 1590’s · Michiko Pearl Palaran, University of the Philippines: The Chinese-Filipino Crisis: Finding One’s Self Through Media
Moderator: Kebart Licayan, Miriam College
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12:15 p.m. Lunch MMJ Foyer, SMT Building | |
1:30 p.m. - 3 p.m. |Panel Presentations | SESSION 3 | |
Panel 4: Family History/Genealogy
SMT Building Lecture Room 1 |
Panel 5: Identity
SMT Building Lecture Room 2
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· Carla Pacis, De La Salle University: Syquia Family History
· Oded Abt, Tel Aviv University: Narratives of Kinship and Ethnicity across the South China Sea: The Manila Muslim Five-Surname Association · Eduardo Chan de la Cruz Jr.: Kaisa: Bridging Families, Bridging Generations
Moderator: Clara Paulite, Miriam College
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· Diego Luis, Brown University: An Origin Story of Sinophobia in the Philippines: Fear as a Colonial Transmission
· Serina Mara Alonzo, De La Salle University: Narrative Identity and the Case of “Identity Envy” Among the Third-Culture Generation of Tsinoys: A Qualitative Exploratory Study · Richard T. Chu, University of Massachusetts, Amherst: The Chinese in Trinidad and Tobago, Panama, and Cuba: Lessons in Identity, History, and Culture for the Chinese in the Philippines
Moderator: Sharlene May Cua, Philippine Association for Chinese Studies
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3 p.m. Coffee Break | |
3:30 p.m. Closing Plenary
Venue: Conference Room, Environmental Studies Institute, Miriam College
· Rommel Banlaoi, Philippine Association for Chinese Studies: Philippines-China Counter Terrorism Cooperation under the Duterte Administration: Small State Diplomacy with Major Power · Reynard Hing and Teresita Ang See, Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc.: China Issues and Rising Ethnic Tensions and Racial Conflict: Tsinoys as Collateral Damage · Dr. Martin Woesler, Hunan Normal University / Witten University: The Importance of Dialogue even in tensional times - Concepts of change through trade
5 p.m. Closing Ceremonies · Synthesis– Dr. Theresa Cariño, Founding President, Philippine Association for Chinese Studies · Closing remarks – Meah Ang See, Managing Director, Bahay Tsinoy Museum. |
BOOK EXHIBITION & SALES
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- Philippine Association for Chinese Studies
- Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran Inc.
- Anvil Publishing
- Ateneo de Manila University Press
- Vibal Foundation