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Deed of Donation Signing
21 November 2022 | Deed of Donation signed between the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto and York University
Program Coordinators | Former Philippine Consul General Orontes V. Castro and York University President and Vice-Chancellor of York University Dr. Rhonada Lenton, Assistant Professor of Politics and Social Sciences and Focal Point for the Philippine Studies Program of York University Dr. Ethel Tungohan, Dr. Patrick Alcedo, Dr. Philip Kelly, Dr. Marissa Largo, and Director for Global Engagements and Partnerships Professor Helen Balderama
THE PROGRAM
THE PROGRAM
PHILIPPINE STUDIES PROGRAM AT YORK UNIVERSITY
PHILIPPINE STUDIES PROGRAM AT YORK UNIVERSITY
Managed by the York University Philippine Studies Group (PSG), the objectives of the program is to enhance people-to-people relations between the Philippines and Canada through academic programs, projects, and activities related to Filipino history, culture, and society. Moreover, the program fosters academic engagement and strengthens diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Canada.
ABOUT
ABOUT
YORK UNIVERSITY
YORK UNIVERSITY
York University is a prominent public research university in Toronto, Ontario, established in 1959 and became independent in 1965. Founded to provide accessible education from a growing population in Ontario with over 55,000 students and more than 300 global partnerships in 64 countries, it is one of Canada's largest universities, featuring two main campuses: the sprawling Keele campus and the bilingual Glendon campus. The university is highly regarded for its diverse academic offerings—particularly in business, law, and the social sciences—and is home to the well-known Schulich School of Business and Osgoode Hall Law School.
The campus culture is defined by a strong commitment to social justice, sustainability, equity, and student activism, as well as a focus on interdisciplinary research in areas like climate change and human rights. York also boasts a notable alumni base, including prominent figures such as actress Rachel McAdams and NDP leader Jagmeet Singh.
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