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SPP is looking for qualified applicants to be a full-time Administrative Staffer.
SPP Administrative Staff aid in managing, operating, and maintaining the Samahan. They help the Secretary General in processing official documents, preparing and managing the Physics Congress, and organizing official files in the SPP Office. They also help the Treasurer in managing the bank accounts and preparing the financial report of the Samahan. Other duties may be assigned to the Staff by the National Council as the need arises.
Some of what you’ll do:
● Update the financial records of the Samahan for submission to the SEC GIS
● Coordinate with the accountant on the Income Tax Return (ITR) filing of the Samahan with the BIR
● Help the Secretary General in processing official documents such as the CHEd and DEPED endorsements for the Physics Congress
● Help in the preparation, management, and operation of the Physics Congress
● Help the Treasurer in preparing the financial report and in managing the bank accounts of the Samahan
● Create vouchers for payables
● Attend the meetings of the National Council
● Manage and organize the SPP Office
● Perform other duties as assigned by the National Council
Qualifications:
(1) Have finished at least the 2nd year of college education,
(2) Proficient computer skills using MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and web applications,
(3) Knowledgeable in creating financial reports,
(4) Have good communication skills, both written and verbal, and
(5) Experience in working with NGO projects is preferred.
Expected compensation is about Php 15,000-20,000 per month, depending on experience. Interested and qualified applicants should send an application letter and a copy of their resume to hq@spp-online.org (with Subject: “Job Application 2024”) as soon as possible. Please address all letters to:
Michael Francis Ian G. Vega II, PhD, SPP President.
Job Title: Administrative Staff
Job Type: Full Time
Location: Diliman, Quezon City
The 9th Central Visayan Institute Foundation (CVIF) Dynamic Learning Program (DLP) Workshop will be on 3-5 June 2019 at the University of San Carlos, Talamban Campus, Cebu City, Philippines.
The theme of this workshop is Process-induced Deep Learning for K to G12 and Beyond. Learning sessions will be facilitated by SPP Fellows Dr. Christopher Bernido and Dr. Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido. Please download the attached flyer for more information.
The IUPAP Working Group on Women in Physics has launched a new round of the IUPAP Conference Accessibility Grants Program. This program was created to help fund women physicists from middle or low income countries to attend a conference, workshop, or class. The grant awards up to $750 to cover expenses such as registration fees, travel, technical equipment, and childcare.
Grant applications should be received by the Working Group by email no later than 15 April 2022. Application requirements and details can be found in the IUPAP WIP announcement:
Recipients will be selected by the IUPAP Working Group on Women in Physics by the beginning of May. Applicants will be notified of the outcome by the end of May 2022.
In celebration of International Medical Physics Week (IWMP), the Society of Medical Physicists in the Republic of the Philippines (SMPRP) will hold its annual Philippine Conference on Medical Physics (PCMP) online on 26–30 of April 2021.
The conference aims to gather nationwide participation of medical physicists across different subspecialties. This will serve as a venue for participants to share their innovations through research, technology, and showcase good clinical practice. The event also serves as a fitting opportunity to discuss the updates of national regulatory bodies concerning the medical use of radiation.
SPP is a member society of the AAPPS and is now accepting nominations for the AAPPS-APCTP Chen-Ning Yang Award. Nominees should demonstrate a commitment to both excellence in scientific research and development of leaders in physics in the Asia Pacific region. Please send your nomination package to hq@spp-online.org on or before 15 February 2022.
The following award guidelines are provided in the C.N. Yang Award website.
Background
The CN Yang Award has been established to honor young researchers with prominent research achievements and to promote the development of leaders in physics in the Asia Pacific region. The Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies (AAPPS) and the Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics (APCTP) have jointly established the AAPPS-APCTP Chen-Ning Yang Award (C.N. Yang Award).
Eligibility
- The awardee must have obtained a PhD in physics or an equivalent degree no more than 10 years prior to the date of nomination.
- The awardee must have done the work to be awarded when s/he had an affiliation to an institution in a member country/region.
- The awardee must have an affiliation to an institution in a member country/region at the time of nomination.
Nomination Package
- A letter of not more than 5000 characters explaining the nominee’s achievements with a citation having less than 300 characters.
- The nominee’s contact information.
- The nominee’s biographical information, including the date when the nominee’s PhD was received and the institution where the PhD was awarded.
- The nominee’s publication list, including the URL information where the complete texts of five of the nominee’s foremost publications can be retrieved. Listing of the citations and the impact factors of the nominee’s corresponding publications is also preferred as a reference.
Selection Process
A selection committee, appointed by the AAPPS Division, the AAPPS and the APCTP, shall determine the recipient of the prize from the nominations, taking into account the overall quality and significance of the contribution and the creativity exhibited in the contribution.
Prize
The prize consists of a US$1000 monetary prize and a certificate for each recipient. The prizes will be presented to the awardees by the AAPPS President at the C.N. Yang Award Ceremony at the AAPPS HQ, and the recipients are invited to give talks and publish review papers to the AAPPS Bulletin.
SPP is a member society of the AAPPS and is now accepting nominations for the AAPPS-APCTP Chen-Ning Yang Award. Please send your nominations to hq@spp-online.org on or before 24 April 2019. Nominees should demonstrate a commitment to both excellence in scientific research and development of leaders in physics in the Asia Pacific region. The following award guidelines are provided in the CN Yang Award website.
Background
The CN Yang Award has been established to honor young researchers with prominent research achievements and to promote the development of leaders in physics in the Asia Pacific region. The Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies (AAPPS) and the Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics (APCTP) have jointly established the AAPPS-APCTP Chen-Ning Yang Award (CN Yang Award).
Eligibility
- The awardee must have obtained a PhD in physics or an equivalent degree no more than 10 years prior to the date of nomination.
- The awardee must have done the work to be awarded when s/he had an affiliation to an institution in a member country/region.
- The awardee must have an affiliation to an institution in a member country/region at the time of nomination.
Nomination Package
- A letter of not more than 5000 characters explaining the nominee’s achievements with a citation having less than 300 characters.
- The nominee’s contact information.
- The nominee’s biographical information, including the date when the nominee’s PhD was received and the institution where the PhD was awarded.
- The nominee’s publication list, including the URL information where the complete texts of five of the nominee’s foremost publications can be retrieved.
Sessions of the APPC14
- Astrophysics, Cosmology, and Gravitation
- Atomic, Molecular & Optical Physics
- Condensed Matter, Semiconductor & Materials Physics
- Particle Physics
- Strongly Correlated Electron Systems
- Optics & Laser
- Synchrotron Radiation
- Statistical Physics & Bioinformatics
- Complex Systems, Mathematical Physics & Computational Physics
- Biological and Medical Physics
- Physics Education
- Magnetism & High Magnetic Field
- Nuclear Physics
- Plasma Physics
- Quantum Information
Selection Process
A selection committee, appointed by the AAPPS Division, the AAPPS and the APCTP, shall determine the recipient of the prize from the nominations, taking into account the overall quality and significance of the contribution and the creativity exhibited in the contribution.
Prize
The prize consists of a US$1000 monetary prize and a certificate for each recipient. The prizes will be presented to the awardees by the AAPPS President at the APPC 2019, and the recipients are invited to give talks at APPC 2019 and publish review papers to the AAPPS Bulletin.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought Remote Learning to the grassroots level of education in all disciplines including physics. This webinar series aims to start a dialogue on remote learning in physics and document the challenges and best practices from stake holders.
Webinar I: Course Packets (Pre-semester preparations) (Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3)
Webinar II: Flipped Classrooms and Remote Learning (Pt 1, Pt 2)
Webinar III: Establishing the Student-Teacher Relationship (Pt 1, Pt 2)
Webinar IV: Lab skill sets, thesis, mentoring, and remote collaborations (Pt 1, Pt 2, Pt 3)
During the webinars, the following panel members will share their unique experiences and challenges related to remote learning and describe how they overcame these challenges.
- Webinar I: July 21 (Tuesday, 2pm-3pm)
Ivan Culaba, AdMU
Jacque Lynn Gabayno, Mapúa University
Maria Veronica Torralba, PSHS
Cristine Villagonzalo, NIP UPD
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar II: July 21 (Tuesday, 3pm-4pm)
Jose Perico Esguerra, NIP UPD
Jo-Ann Mesias, Bicol University
Romeric Pobre, DLSU
Reinabelle Reyes, Science Says, Knowledge Channel
Rhenish C. Simon, UPM and Pueblo Science PH
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar III: July 28 (Tuesday, 2pm-3pm)
Eduardo Cuansing, UPLB
Sarah Johnson, UPM
Jae Lord Dexter Filipinas, MSU Marawi
Sheryl Lyn C. Monterola, UPD
Giovanni Tapang, NIP UPD
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP) - Webinar IV: July 28 (Tuesday, 3pm-4pm)
Cesareo Bermundo, ScienceStar Corporation
Eric Galapon, NIP UPD
Giovanni Malapit, UPB
Arnel Salvador, NIP UPD
Vallerie Ann Samson, PNRI
Percival Almoro (Moderator, SPP)
