It is expected that the new realities brought upon us by the COVID-19 pandemic may change the way we prepare for our upcoming employment. However, some things will remain essential such as giving a good first impression in a job interview. In our Episode 3, the CEO of JobStream, Ms. Maridel Mampusti talked about the […]
We advise all FEU students to reset the passwords of their Microsoft Office 365 accounts. Furthermore, we highly recommend that all students, faculty, and staff do not use the same passwords in their different online accounts.
Young people far and wide, in our country and in other countries as well have played an important part in promoting critical causes even before the pandemic struck: climate change, making poverty history, protesting inequality and injustice, promoting women’s issues and protesting domestic violence, advocating good governance and shouting down corruption in high places in governments and private enterprises, promoting workers’ rights and ethical practices in business, transparency and accountability in governance at all levels, and freedom of information and dissent. During the quarantine period, young people were equally involved in different ways. In this piece written on 8 April 2020, a small inspiring story of two siblings who refused to sit still during the quarantine period to do more is shared.
DEFIANT HOPE! QUARANTINE STORIES FROM A DISTANCE brings together a number of pieces, stories and reflections, written in the midst of a pandemic that has blighted the beginning of 2020, requiring an unprecedented quarantine involving millions across the globe.
Written on 24 March 2020 as a contribution to the efforts to convince people to stay put and stay home as a first response to the appeal made to citizens. Taking off from a line in the poet John Milton’s Sonnet on his efforts to overcome obstacles imposed by his blindness, the piece provides a rationale for staying put in place to try and put a stop to the pandemic that was beginning to grow in the country as it swept other parts of the globe. This piece was published in Rappler and an adapted version in the Jesuit magazine, America, in NY, USA
(Written on Good Friday, 10 April 2020, and inspired by a phrase uttered by Pope Francis in his remarks during his homily without text at the Basilica of St Peter in the Vatican on Maundy Thursday.)
(Written on 28 March 2020 as an attempt to draw lessons from a thirty-day silent retreat I had taken years ago in relation to the lockdown that was declared in the whole of Luzon. Drawing lessons from the experience, I enumerate the seven-steps formula in the following order: Re-Purpose, Routinize, Re-Focus, Re-Charge, Re-Assess, Re-Connect, and Realize.)
A talk on new careers and jobs that will be in demand in a pre-pandemic world, as well as the skills that are needed for it
Following the guidelines put out by the Commission on Higher Education, Far Eastern University is compelled to hold summer classes purely online.
Online learning in the summer will be through a combination of synchronous and asynchronous learning.