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'''Dr. J. Prospero E. De Vera III''' is the incumbent | '''Dr. J. Prospero E. De Vera III''' is the incumbent Vice President for Public Affairs of the University of the Philippines. A full professor of public administration, he served as director of the U.P. Center for Policy & Executive Development (CPED) and the UP Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy (CLCD). Before joining the academe, he worked as a technical assistant, chief-of-staff, senior consultant and senior adviser to Senate President Nene Pimentel, Senate Presidents Protempore Sotero Laurel, Leticia Ramos-Shahani, and Juan Flavier, and Senators Gringo Honosan and Ramon Magsaysay Jr. Dr. De Vera also spent time working at the California State Legislature in the United States. | ||
He earned his Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) degree from the University of the Philippines and went to the California State University as a visiting scholar under a Fulbright-Hayes Scholarship. | He earned his Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) degree from the University of the Philippines and went to the Univeristy of Southern California and California State University-Sacramento as a visiting scholar under a Fulbright-Hayes Scholarship. He as Senior Fulbring Visiting Professor/Fellow at the Johns Hopkins University from 2000-2001. | ||
Professor De Vera is a regular resource person of the media on political issues. | Professor De Vera is a regular resource person of the media on political issues. | ||
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* Vice President for Public Affairs, University of the Philippines | * Vice President for Public Affairs, University of the Philippines | ||
* Former Director, U.P. Center for Policy & Executive Development | * Former Director, U.P. Center for Policy & Executive Development | ||
* Former Director, U.P. Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy | |||
==Courses handled== | ==Courses handled== | ||
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* '''PA 244''' (The Policy Process) | * '''PA 244''' (The Policy Process) | ||
* '''PA 329''' (Special Problems in Public Administration & National Development) | * '''PA 329''' (Special Problems in Public Administration & National Development) | ||
* '''PA 324''' (Special Problems in the Administration of Social Development) | |||
* '''PA 291''' (Special Course on the Philippine Legislature) | |||
[[Category:UP People]] [[Category:UPD Faculty|V]] [[Category:NCPAG Faculty|V]] | [[Category:UP People]] [[Category:UPD Faculty|V]] [[Category:NCPAG Faculty|V]] |
Revision as of 19:49, 6 April 2012
Dr. J. Prospero E. De Vera III is the incumbent Vice President for Public Affairs of the University of the Philippines. A full professor of public administration, he served as director of the U.P. Center for Policy & Executive Development (CPED) and the UP Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy (CLCD). Before joining the academe, he worked as a technical assistant, chief-of-staff, senior consultant and senior adviser to Senate President Nene Pimentel, Senate Presidents Protempore Sotero Laurel, Leticia Ramos-Shahani, and Juan Flavier, and Senators Gringo Honosan and Ramon Magsaysay Jr. Dr. De Vera also spent time working at the California State Legislature in the United States.
He earned his Doctor of Public Administration (DPA) degree from the University of the Philippines and went to the Univeristy of Southern California and California State University-Sacramento as a visiting scholar under a Fulbright-Hayes Scholarship. He as Senior Fulbring Visiting Professor/Fellow at the Johns Hopkins University from 2000-2001.
Professor De Vera is a regular resource person of the media on political issues.
Education
- Doctor of Public Administration (DPA), University of the Philippines
- Special Studies in Government, California State University - Sacramento
- M.A. Social Studies, De La Salle University
- B.A. History, University of the Philippines
Administrative Positions
- Vice President for Public Affairs, University of the Philippines
- Former Director, U.P. Center for Policy & Executive Development
- Former Director, U.P. Center for Leadership, Citizenship and Democracy
Courses handled
- PA 208 (Philippine Administrative Systems)
- PA 244 (The Policy Process)
- PA 329 (Special Problems in Public Administration & National Development)
- PA 324 (Special Problems in the Administration of Social Development)
- PA 291 (Special Course on the Philippine Legislature)