Transcript About Previous ACL

Themes and Products
Cultural Landscapes
Landscapes and seascapes
Built Heritage
Vintage bridges, schools and town halls
Arts and Crafts
Weaving, and pottery
Cuisine
Treasured recipes, tuba-making, salt-making
Memories and Oral Histories
Stories, legends, celebrations
About the DSA
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology is a unit of
the School of Social Sciences, Loyola Schools, Ateneo de
Manila University. Founded in 1960 by a Jesuit
anthropologist, Fr. Frank Lynch, S.J., it trains its students to
use sociological and anthropological perspectives in the
analysis and interpretation of contemporary issues. It offers
a program of studies leading to:
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
INSTITUTE OF PHILIPPINE CULTURE
• Bachelor of Arts degree major in Social Sciences
º Minor in Sociology
º Minor in Cultural Heritage Studies
• Master in Applied Sociology & Anthropology
• Master of Arts in Anthropology
• Master of Arts in Sociology
• Master of Science in Social Development
• Ph.D. in Sociology
The Department is a Commission on Higher Education
(CHED) Center of Excellence for Sociology.
About the IPC
Packaging and Marketing Plans
Develop packaging designs for selected products
Tour Script
With local experts, do a tour script connecting four
towns
Teaching modules
With high school teachers, develop teaching materials
that will help integrate local cultural heritage in Araling
Panlipunan
The Institute of Philippine Culture is a multidisciplinary
research organization of the School of Social Sciences of
the Loyola Schools, Ateneo de Manila University. Founded
in 1960 by Fr. Frank Lynch, S.J., the IPC seeks a better
understanding of culture and society in the Philippines and
other Asian countries, an improved quality of life for
disadvantaged groups, and a more peaceful, just, and
equitable national and global society.
Photo Credits: Clarin House / Baclayon Church / Balay
Kahayag, IPC; Students in Tayabas ACL, DSA; Kalamay, Leah
Valle; and Loboc River, Nympha Isiderio
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
School of Social Sciences, Loyola Schools,
Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights,
Quezon City 1108
Phone: 4266001 loc. 5270 or 5271
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.dsa-ateneo.net
Facebook: ADMU Socio-Anthro
Blog: ateneosocioanthro.wordpress.com
The Bohol Quartet
17 April – 9 May 2012
In cooperation with the local governments of Alburquerque,
Baclayon, Loay and Loboc; the Center for Culture and Arts
Development of the Province of Bohol; and the Department of
History and the Fine Arts Program of Ateneo de Manila University
The Ateneo Cultural Laboratory (ACL) in beautiful
Bohol is a three-week intensive program in the summer
of 2012 that will:
Who can join?
Faculty and Staff
• provide an effective way of learning social science
concepts and methods of research;
• connect research and application; and
• allow students to participate in a study where the
output can be used to address current
developmental needs in the community.
• Those interested in the study of Filipino society and
culture
• Undergraduate students and graduate students
• Non-academic professionals
The Laboratory is run by the Department of
Sociology and Anthropology’s Cultural Heritage
Studies Program. This year, the ACL is directed by Dr.
Fernando Zialcita (Director, Cultural Heritage Studies
Program) and Dr. Czarina Saloma (Director, Institute
of Philippine Culture).
Course Content
• Forms of cultural heritage
• Issues in heritage preservation
• Field and archival methods of research
• Documentation of Bohol’s storied cultural heritage
by teams
• Tour script, learning kits and packaging of cultural
products
• Integrating cultural heritage into local planning and
development
• Report to the governments of Bohol towns and
their stakeholders
Students who enroll in the program will earn 6 units of
credit. Participants will also be given a certificate of
course completion in cultural heritage documentation.
Confirmation Deadline: 17 February 2012
Optional Tours
Loboc River Cruise. Dolphin-watching at Pamilacan
Island.
Accommodations
A homey resort on
a wooded hillside
with a view of the
sea below.
• Dr. Olivia Habana (Assistant
Professor, Department of
History)
• Fr. Rene Javellana S.J.
(Associate Professor, Fine Arts
Program
• Dr. Emma Porio
(Professor, Department of
Sociology and Anthropology)
• The Department of Sociology and Anthropology
draws upon its pool of faculty who are engaged in
cultural heritage studies.
Course Tours
Dinner by Dauis’ convento. Dinner at an ancestral
house in Loay. Visit to the Chocolate Hills. A day at a
Panglao beach.
Faculty
About Previous ACL
2009: Tayabas, Quezon. Cultural mapping to assist
heritage tourism projects by the city government and
Fundacion Santiago.
2010: Intramuros. Help the
Intramuros Administration
develop storylines and a
multi-sensory approach for
the proposed Museo de
Intramuros.
2011: San Juan del Monte in Metro Manila. Assist city
government and citizens by documenting Battle of
1896, chalets, fabrics and festivities.
Resource Persons
• Mr. Erik Akpedonu (Research Associate, Institute of
Philippine Culture)
• Ms. Ma. Alexandra Iñigo Chua (Associate Professor,
Conservatory of Music, University of Santo Tomas)
• Ms. Estelita Gonzaga-Ocampo (Cultural Advocate,
BAHANDI)
• Mr. Lutgardo Labad (Musical Composer)
• Mr. Marianito Luspo (Director, Center for Culture
and Arts Development, Holy Name University)
• Mr. Ino Manalo (Director, National Archives)
• Mr. Eddie Nuque (Professor of Tourism Studies,
Philippine Christian University)
• Mr. Jes Tirol (Local historian and Director of
Planning and Research, University of Bohol)
• Fr. Ted Torralba (Executive Secretary, CBCP Church
Heritage Committee)
• Mr. German Torrero (Dean, College of Architecture
and Fine Arts, University of Bohol)
COSTS (Per Person): PhP12,720.001
A. TRANSPORTATION AND ACCOMMODATION:
(PhP11,520.00)
•Airfare: PhP3,500 (two way) 2
•Local Transportation: Php 1,320
Airport pick-up (TagbilaranBaclayon/Baclayon-Tagbilaran) – PhP200
Airport taxes – PhP220
Daily shuttle service – PhP900
•Accident insurance: PhP400
•Bed and breakfast (18 nights @ PhP 350/night): PhP6,3003
B. OBLIGATORY TOURS (PhP800.00)
•Tagbilaran City and Panglao Island Tour: PhP300
Transportation – PhP125
Hut rental – PhP25
Packed lunch from Balay Kahayag – PhP 150
•Baclayon Walking Tour: PhP150
Museum entrance fee – PhP50
Merienda – PhP100
•Chocolate Hills Tour: PhP350
Transportation – PhP300
Tarsier farm – PhP50
C. OBLIGATORY DINNERS (PhP400.00)
Café Lawis (Dauis church complex) – PhP200
Café Olegario (Clarin House, Loay): PhP200
D. OPTIONAL TOURS (PhP850.00)
Whale and dolphin watching/Pamilacan Island:
P400/head
Loboc River Cruise PhP450
----------1Excluding cost of optional tours
2Approximate cost. Actual price to be determined on day of booking
which will be done soon after the confirmation deadline
3Lunches and dinners, except those which are obligatory, are on the
participant’s own account. A simple meal in Bohol will cost around
P50.00