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From Left to Right: UC Berkeley Vice Provost for Academic Planning & Senior International Officer Dr. Lisa Alvarez-Cohen and Consul General Neil Ferrer.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT
PHILIPPINE STUDIES AT BERKELEY
PHILIPPINE STUDIES AT BERKELEY
The Philippine Studies Program at the University of California, Berkeley represents a premier transatlantic hub for research and cultural diplomacy, formalized through a landmark grant agreement in September 2024. Championed by the congressional initiative of Senator Loren Legarda and facilitated by the Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco, the program is hosted within the Center for Southeast Asia Studies (CSEAS) and the Institute of East Asian Studies (IEAS).
Under the leadership of scholars like Prof. Lisandro Claudio, the program is uniquely positioned to bridge rigorous academic inquiry with the lived experiences of the largest Filipino diaspora in the United States. Its primary mission is to institutionalize Philippine Studies as a permanent area of focus, enhancing Filipiniana collections and developing a new generation of global experts.
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ABOUT
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
Founded in 1868, the University of California, Berkeley is the flagship institution of the UC system and is consistently ranked as the top public university in the world.
Known for its history of social activism and pioneering research, "Cal" has been a second home to generations of Filipino Ilustrados and modern scholars alike. With a sprawling campus that serves as a global epicenter for innovation, the university is home to over 45,000 students and a faculty that has earned over 100 Nobel Prizes.
Its commitment to challenging dominant Western narratives through "De/Centering" research makes it the ideal American anchor for the Philippine Studies network, fostering an enduring legacy of intellectual partnership and mutual respect.
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