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WELCOME TO THE JOURNAL OF FILIPINO STUDIES
ISSUE CFSJ-CSUEB-2008
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POLITICAL LEADERSHIP FORUM
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 It began with a concept. It evolved into a goal. It took a shape and life of its own. In the end it became bigger than imagined and culminated into what we can rightfully claim as a pride of the Filipino American community and the California State University East Bay. We are talking about the recently concluded symposium “Political Leadership among Filipino-Americans: Theories and Practice.”
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After 10 months of planning, it was held on Oct. 3, 2008 at CSUEB with approximately 150 attendees representing a spectrum of students, faculty, scholars, political leaders and members of the Filipino American community and the general public. Many took the day off from work and from classes. Many traveled from long distances like Honolulu, across the Bay, and from neighboring cities like Fremont and Newark. In a way, it was a classroom, a laboratory of learning, a marketplace of ideas.
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A partnership of the Pilipino American Student Association and the Center for Filipino Studies, the event was a testimony of what the university and the community can do together. Hold a forum that was well organized, dynamic and a living, practical source of education.
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Let me close with the observation of one of the attendees, Chris Mateo of Alliant International University: “First off, I wanted to thank you for such a wonderful event. I was highly impressed by the organization, the speakers, and the timing of the symposium and would hope to be made aware of future events. Secondly, I was captivated by your political speakers and by your presentations overall…”
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I invite you to preview the presentations in PowerPoint in this issue of the Journal. The pictures are on the website of the Center at http://filipinostudies.csueastbay.edu.
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Soledad Rica Llorente, Ed.D.
Editor-in-chief
rica.llorente@csueastbay.edu
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JOURNAL CALL & GUIDELINES
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Call for papers. . .
- The Journal seeks articles on the topic of Filipino studies for possible publication ...
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Journal Mission. . .
- To publish research, theories, real world applications and literary ...
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Journal Audience. . .
- scholars, academicians, students, political and business leaders, managers, administrators ...
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Submission Guidelines. . .
- Submissions must be original work that is not under consideration by other publication ...
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Format. . .
- Double-spaced, using font size no smaller than 12 pt., including references and ...
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Editorial Board. . .
- A 10-member board reviews and approves submissions for publication ...
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The CENTER FOR FILIPINO STUDIES
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A Brief History of the CFS
- Vital part of Cal Sate East Bay’s Hayward campus program started 16 years ago.
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The CFS Charter
- The purpose, function, organizational structure, and other information on the CFS.
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The CFS Mission
- To document, study, and promote the heritage and culture of the transnational ...
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The CFS Vision
- ... envisions to be a premier institution on teaching, research, publication, and ...
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Our Strategic Plan
- ... provides the short term and long-range direction, programs and policies ...
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A Forum on Politcal Leadership:
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CSUEB’s The Pioneer reports on the event
The PASA-CFS symposium provides a bridge for the Filipino community . . .
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CSUEB News Release on the Symposium
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The Speakers and their Presentations
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Soledad Rica Llorente, Symposium Chairperson
Why Are We Here?
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Diedre Badejo, Dean, CSUEB College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences
Opening Remarks
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April Tablante, President, Philippine American Student Association, CSU East Bay
Expectations of the Youth | Text
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Belinda Aquino, Professor and Director, Center for Filipino Studies, University of Hawaii
Ethnicity, Labor & Politics: The Filipino Experience in Hawaii | Text
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Jose Esteves, Mayor, City of Milpitas
Lessons from the Political Trenches
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Manny Fernandez, Vice Mayor, Union City
Regional Identity: Can Filipinos Unite?
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Gertrude Gregorio, Board Member, New Haven Unified School District, Union City
Gender and Race: Overcoming Political Stereotypes
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Michael Guingona, Council Member, Daly City
Where do We Go Politically? How do We Get There?
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Michael Gonzalez, ICT Professional, Stanford University
Symposium Statement
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The Program and Our Sponsors
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The Symposium 2008 Program
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Symposium 2008 Sponsors
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Symposium Pictures (slide show)
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Dr. Rossana Verder-Aliga
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Elderly Female Filipino Immigrants:
A Phenomenological Study
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Dr. Rica Llorente
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A Futuristic Look Into The Filipino Diaspora: Trends, Issues, and Implications
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Brad Washington, MA
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Understanding Nonverbal Communication Of Filipinos - A Traditional Form Of Literacy
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Dr. Manuel B. Valle
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Critical Reflections Of Filipino Immigrant Accountants On Their Work Experiences In The San Francisco Bay Area: A Participatory Research
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Dr. Korina M. Jocson Three Poems
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Vacation with Lolo, Accent at the Social Security Office, Naming Des
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Timmy (Fatima) Rodriguez An Essay
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What the Ocean Holds: Memories of Masbate
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