American Corner Baguio once again delightedly welcomed Ms. Jennifer Anne Pascua, the American Spaces Program Coordinator from the Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy Philippines. This is heightened by the presence of esteemed colleagues from the U.S. Embassy Jakarta, the Regional Public Engagement Specialist (REPS) Ms. Marcy Carrel, and her assistant, Ms. Netty Lombardo.
The agenda of the meaningful engagements commenced with a courtesy meeting with Saint Louis University’s (SLU) Vice President for Finance, Dr. Roberto M. Arguelles. The meeting was attended by Ms. Pauline Anderson, U.S. Embassy Assistant Cultural Affairs Officer, through Zoom. Her digital presence added a global touch to the discussions, emphasizing the importance of connectivity in the contemporary landscape of international relations.
The agenda further unfolded with courtesy meetings with Dr. Joselito C. Gutierrez, Executive Assistant to the President of SLU. These meetings provided an opportunity to delve into the intricate web of educational collaboration.
The highlight of the day was the insightful visit to the SLU-DTI FabLab at the School of Engineering and Architecture (SEA): the brilliant Associate Dean, Engr. Caroline Bautista-Moncada guides the delegation with firsthand insights into the innovative projects and technological advancements within the university’s engineering and architecture departments.
The visit strengthens international connections and underscores the commitment to fostering educational collaborations that transcend geographical boundaries. As this enriching journey unfolds, American Corner Baguio invites everyone to stay tuned for more activities and updates.
The CICM Advocacy in this activity covers Justice and is aligned with SDG16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions and SDG17: Partnership for the Goals. The impact of this activity to SLU and its community by fostering international collaborations, promoting cultural exchange, showcasing technological advancements, emphasizing global connectivity, symbolically strengthening ties, and engaging the local community in the process.
