Contacts and Continuities II – Day 3
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Tuesday, September 24, 2024 - Series Three: Embedding Technics, Engineering an Empire
Venue: 5F Rizal Library
0900-0930 Onsite Registration
0930-1100 Keynote address (with open forum) - Ambeth Ocampo
1100-1230 Panel 7: Special Collections of the Rizal Library
“Filipino Women as Pensionados (Scholars) during the American Colonial Period” by Hilario S. Balderas Jr. (Ateneo Library of Women’s Writings)
“Snapshots of the Past: Exploring Philippine Arts, Culture, Literature, Media, and Music during the American Period through the Rizal Library's Filipiniana Collection” by Bernadette M. Garilao (Filipiniana Collection and Indexing Pool)
“Shared Histories, Shared Lives: Resources on Philippine-American Relations in the American Historical Collection” by Russel N. Castro (American Historical Collection)
“Colonial Chronicles: The American Experience in the Philippines through Pardo de Tavera’s Special Collections” by Rosalyn Santos Diño (Pardo de Tavera Library and Special Collections)
“Headlines under the Stars and Stripes: Philippine Newspapers during the American Colonization” by Tommy dela Cruz (Microform and Digital Resources Center)
1400-1530 Panel 8: The Cold War in the Philippines
“Carter, Human Rights, and the Marcos Regime” by Meynardo P. Mendoza (Ateneo de Manila University)
“’The Balance of Terror’: The Cold War and the US Bases Question in the Making of the 1987 Philippine Constitution” by Francis C. Sollano (Ateneo de Manila University)
“The Cold War and America's International Development Agenda: Ford Foundation and the Rizal Library” by Nikki B. Carsi Cruz (Ateneo de Manila University)
1530-1700 Panel 9: Issues of Health and Nutrition in the Early American Period
“Transplanting Modernity through Medical Supplies: Transport of Medical Technology in the Philippine-American War and Its Legacy in Colonial Medical Modernity in the Early Twentieth Century Philippines, 1899-1920” by Alvin D. Cabalquinto (Ateneo de Manila University)
“The Epidemiology of War: Infectious Diseases and the Philippine-American War” by David O. Lozada III (Ateneo de Manila University)
“Dr. Pedro A. Rodriguez and the Zamboanga General Hospital, 1918–1945” by Felice Noelle Rodriguez
“The Nutrition and Hygiene in the Early American Period Public Schools, 1900-1012” by Olivia Anne M. Habana (Ateneo de Manila University)
“Teaching Girls Not How to Cook, But How to Live: Gendered Nutritional Discourse in American Colonial Cookbook-Textbooks, 1911-1925” by Sarah Jessica E. Wong, MA Cand., (Ateneo de Manila University)
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