Pangasinan Conference: Approved submitted abstracts (as of October 27, 2007)

Ma. Crisanta Nelmida Flores, Ph.D.
An Ethnocultural Mapping of Pangasinan

Arnold Molina Azurin, Historian
Pangasinan's Pre-Colonial Links with Overseas Kingdoms and Cultures

Maria Magno-Icagasi, Ph.D.
Pangasinan Literary History


A. Heritage and History

Godofredo Tiong. Ph.D.
A Brief History of Pangasinan Leaders

Elnora Dudang
Pangasinan Lenten Cultural Practices: A Dying Ritual?

Fe L. Alcantara-Andico
The Fishing Tradition of a Coastal Community in Pangasinan: Seascape, Legends and Indigenous Knowledge

Edgar Guevara
Lifestyle Changing Back to Culture


B. Literary & Folkloric Legacy

Ruby Keith S. Sison et.al.
Bangon La Zarzuela: Revitalizing the Arte Cancion in Pangasinan

Reagan R. Maiquez Instructor
Ang Panimulang Paghahanap sa Anacbanua sa Pagbasa ngPanitikang Bayan ng Pangasinan

Rosalina A. Mendigo, Ph.D.
Mga Zarzuelang Pangasinan sa Pagdaan ng Panahon

Santiago B. Villafania
The Pangasinan Anlong: Oral Traditions into the 21st Century


C. Language

Russel Lomboy
Is Pangasinan a Threatened Language?

Catalina L. Felicitas, Ed.D
The Evolution and Development of the Ulupan na Pansiansiay Salitan Pangasinan

Rowena Caacbay
Preservation of Bolinao Language and Cultural Heritage

Mel. V. Jovellanos
Similarities between Bahasa Indonesia and the Pangasinan Language


D. Education and Indigenous Knowledge

Anita C. Dematera
Inobasyon at Interbensyon sa Pagsulong ng Kurikulum ng Paaralang Pangkomunidad

Erwin S. Fernandez
Reclaiming Identity, Mapping the Future: Pangasinan Studies in Theory and Praxis

Adrian Laurence P. Carvajal
Integration of the Course on Cultural and Literary Heritage of Pangasinan in the Collegiate Program of Higher Institution in the Province of Pangasinan: Basis of Effective Syllabus Model

Oscar P. Ferrer, Ph.D. Coordinator & Associate Professor
Globalisasyon, Lokal na Pamahalaan at Kultura (Local Governance and Community Culture in a Globalizing World)

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