Lecturer in the Political Science Department under the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP)

• Instructed University students in virtual (both synchronous and asynchronous), face-to-face, and blended learning settings in class sizes ranging from 6 - 50 students.• Taught Major Subjects in the International Studies Program.• Taught General Education subjects under the Social Sciences Department.• Graded and provided feedback to student papers (in line with APA writing style standards), presentations, and assignments.• Maintained and updated an online course page via BrightSpace in conjunction with Google Drive for readings, assignments, discussion forums, and other student resources / materials.• Implemented virtual meeting platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Bongo for online lectures as well as classroom activities.• Maintained correspondence with students via email to address concerns and follow-up on academic performance.• Developed syllabi for select subjects in both the International Studies Program & Social Sciences Department in line with Outcome Based Education (OBE) Standards.• Assisted in the development of an updated International Studies Program curriculum.• Participated and collaborated in weekly faculty and department meetings for planning and achieving university standards.• Created linkages with the French Embassy to the Philippines and organized a university visit of the French Ambassador H.E. Marie Fontanel as well as create further collaborative opportunities for students of the International Studies Program.

•Recruited demographically aligned respondents within the metropolitan Cebu area for a research project regarding key social and political issues within the Philippines.•Facilitated a two-day focus group discussion in the Cebuano / Bisaya language for the project’s data collection.•Created observation notes of the focus group discussion to be used for data analysis, wherein Cebuano / Bisaya was translated and then transcribed into English.

Assisted the University’s Faculty of Management and Development Studies (FMDS) through thecreation of Microsoft Excel data visualization deliverables used to facilitate faculty programs andinitiatives.

•Published an article on October 30, 2021, entitled “‘We suffer so much.’ Fire victims living in dilapidated Cebu convention center want to go home” on media platforms such as Rappler, PCIJ and the Daily Guardian.•Underwent training workshops under the theme of “Uncovering Local Government Units”, through lectures teaching the basics of investigative journalism research; procedures of bidding for select government agencies; assessing Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN); and avoiding libel.•Procured government documents through different methods such as Freedom of Information (FOI) requests alongside searching through public government databases.•Conducted interviews with stakeholders relevant to the research of the published article.

•Created linkages connecting marginalized sectors of the Archdiocese with government agencies, church-based groups, the academe, international organizations, and other civil society organizations such as: Caritas, National Secretariat for Social Action (NASSA), Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), Commission on Human Rights (CHR), Cooperación Española, European Union (EU), and the United Nations (UN).•Organized Archdiocesan events bringing awareness to human rights, labor rights, indigenous rights, farmers’ rights, the urban poor, and climate advocacy.•Conducted paralegal interviews of families of drug-related human rights violations victims for legal affidavits.•Gathered and documented drug-related human rights violations in conjunction with Rise Up for Life and for Rights (a local CSO) which was then used in the report-making process during the 42nd UN Human Rights Council sessions in Geneva, Switzerland.•Created Human Rights Desks in select parishes within the Cebu Archdiocese.•Represented the Cebu Archdiocese in a national Social Action conference centered on Human Rights organized by CBCP, Caritas, NASSA, CHR, Cooperación Española, and the EU.•Maintained Social Media page on platforms such as Facebook updating on the organization’s activities and initiatives.•Maintained correspondence with the Archdiocese, mostly through email.•Drafted select official statements for the Archdiocese and Archbishop.