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From the Editor’s Desk

As the flagship publication of the UP System Office of Alumni Relations (OAR), The Carillon Magazine is a valuable platform for sharing updates and engaging in meaningful discourse with our diverse and accomplished alums. 

 

At the University of the Philippines, we take great pride in our role as the country’s first national university. With a history of over 115 years, UP has consistently produced outstanding individuals who have significantly impacted various fields, both locally and globally. 

 

Through The Carillon Magazine, we also shed light on the progress and impact of UP’s various programs. From community engagement and social responsibility initiatives to collaborations with industry partners, our university is committed to creating a positive and lasting impact on society. We will showcase narratives of our faculty, staff, students, and alums who have exemplified the spirit of public service through transformative projects and research endeavors.

 

Furthermore, we will explore the dynamic landscape of UP’s many efforts, highlighting the importance of strategic communication in fostering transparency, enhancing stakeholder relationships, and promoting the university’s mission and values. We will delve into the evolving role of digital transformation in shaping public perception and engagement while also addressing the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

 

In addition to focusing on public affairs, we will provide updates on the latest advancements in academic programs, creative and research breakthroughs, and campus development projects. We believe a comprehensive understanding of UP’s progress in these areas is crucial in keeping our external and internal publics informed and connected. 

 

I thank Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs Jeanette Yasol-Naval and the dedicated team at the UP System OAR for their tireless efforts in curating this edition of The Carillon Magazine. Their commitment to excellence and passion for showcasing the accomplishments of our university is truly commendable.

 

As we navigate these challenging post-COVID times, I am confident that the stories shared in this issue will inspire and uplift our spirits. Together, let us continue to uphold the values of honor, excellence, integrity, service to others, kindness, and accessibility to a larger demographic that should define the University of the Philippines.

 

Thank you for your unwavering support and continued engagement with our beloved university.

 

Daghang salamat sa tanan!

 

Jose Wendell P. Capili

Editor-in-chief

Carillon is published by the University of the Philippines Office of Alumni Relations