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An outreach program of the University of San Carlos through the Cebuano Studies Center, the workshop started in 1984 and has been serving as a training ground of around 250 creative English and Cebuano writers not only from Cebu but also from other parts of the Visayas and Mindanao.


ako, gabasa ug balak sa fellow's night


mga panelists, gabahak-hak, nalingaw


Panelist: Prof. Merlie Alunan of The University of the Philippines-Tacloban College


Panelist: Dr. Erlinda Kintanar-Alburo, Director, University of San Carlos-Cebuano Studies Center


Panelist: fictionist/novelist Carlos Cortes


Panelist: writer/poet Ester Tapia


tagay-tagay with writing fellows nga lumad from Dumaguete, Surigao, Cagayan de Oro, Zamboanga, Ilo-ilo, Leyte, Cebu ug ako, proud to be from Bohol. Yehey!

Quote from: RV on October 22, 2007, 09:01:27 PM

Panelist: Prof. Merlie Alunan of The University of the Philippines-Tacloban College

One of the most maternal of mentors that an aspiring writer can have.  But she is not above walking out on you if she finds your work offensive.

Unsa kahay gi-kawt ni Ma'am Merlie? 

by the way,
photo credits: Karla Quimsing of St. Theresa's College
many thanks.

RV,

Proud of you, make it good.

Is there an online version of this program?

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on October 23, 2007, 04:08:20 AM
RV,

Proud of you, make it good.

Is there an online version of this program?

daghang salamat sano.

there isn't.
face-to-face binughaay jud. hahha

This is very interesting RV!  It is a lifetime experience and a memorable gatherings especially  as time passes by......you used to remember this. To be a part of it is unpayable-   I was sent off before as the Secretary of the Young Employees of the whole Philippines (Buklod ng Kabata-ang Kawani),yesterdays when I was young....that was 2 weeks in Cebu upper than Chinese Temple where every province  has 3 to 5 representatives  and we were two from Bohol.  We were about 200 delegates and some Congressmen and big politicians were guests for an open discussions...that was lifetime experienced.

Quote from: RV on October 23, 2007, 07:03:21 AM
daghang salamat sano.

there isn't.
face-to-face binughaay jud. hahha

Binughaay pay imo.  Apil bato makahilak.

Quote from: Bambi on October 24, 2007, 08:44:02 PM
This is very interesting RV!  It is a lifetime experience and a memorable gatherings especially  as time passes by......you used to remember this. To be a part of it is unpayable-   I was sent off before as the Secretary of the Young Employees of the whole Philippines (Buklod ng Kabata-ang Kawani),yesterdays when I was young....that was 2 weeks in Cebu upper than Chinese Temple where every province  has 3 to 5 representatives  and we were two from Bohol.  We were about 200 delegates and some Congressmen and big politicians were guests for an open discussions...that was lifetime experienced.

ug labaw sa tanan,
it's meeting interesting people and the friendship nga nahimugso didto

Quote from: Sigbin II on October 25, 2007, 11:24:31 AM
Binughaay pay imo.  Apil bato makahilak.

grabeha. hahaha

RV,
glad to learn of your aspirations....a respected writer.

Lain na diay ang Head sa Cebuano Studies Center of USC? (By the way, am always a Carolinian having taken by BS degree),  also, it was an honor having the former Head of USC,CSC, Mr. Resil Mojares together in the Editorial Board for the corporate handout of the Norkis Group of Companies " The Story of A Filipino Enterprise". Kauban sab namo si Maam Anita Rosal, the President of the USC Graduate School Alumni, a professor of English & Literature of USC.

padayon sa imong mga damgo... ug wala ka masayop to be a part of this seminar workshop.

Quote from: junayag on October 25, 2007, 07:54:02 PM




Lain na diay ang Head sa Cebuano Studies Center of USC?

padayon sa imong mga damgo...

Dr. Mojares is Professor Emeritus already.

salamat sa VOC.

padayun Sano!

walay sapayan RV... you got potentials... maximize them, you'll go greater heights..