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BEEHIVE Academic Stakeholder Database in Indonesia and the Philippines BEEHIVE Academic Stakeholder Database in Indonesia and the Philippines No Country University Contact person's position* Partner 1 ID Universitas Surabaya (UBAYA) Vice Rector P6 2 ID Universitas Islam Sultan Agung (UNISSULA) 1. Vice Rector I P6 2. Kepala Direktorat Penjaminan Mutu 3 ID Universitas Bunda Mulina (UBM) Coordinator P6 4 ID Universitas Pakuan Entrepreneurship Coordinator P6 5 ID Universitas Sanata Dharma Kepala Biro Kerja Sama dan Hubungan Internasional P6 6 ID Universitas Katolik Atmajaya 1. Vice Rector Collaboration, Research & Strategic Planning P6 2. Faculty of Administration Business Program 7 ID Universitas Gadjah Mada Dean, Former Chairman of SMEDC – Small and Medium P6 Entreprise Development Center UGM 8 ID Universitas Nasional Secretary, Entrepreneurship Program P6 9 ID Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN) Incubator Relation Officer P6 10 ID Universitas Trunojoyo Madura Head of Business Incubator P6 11 ID Universitas Islam Negeri Mataram Head of Business Center P6 12 ID Universitas Mataram Accounting and Reporting Staff P7 13 ID Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta Vice Rector II P7 14 ID UIN Walisongo Vice Dean of Faculty of Health and Psychology P7 15 ID Universitas Tadulako Vice Rector of Financial and General Affairs P7 16 ID Universitas Negeri Jakarta Vice Rector II of Financial and General Affairs P7 17 ID Universitas Negeri Semarang Vice Rector of Financial and General Affairs P7 18 ID Universitas Sebelas Maret 1.Vice Rector of Financial and General Affairs P7 2. Head of Business Administration Agency 19 ID Universitas Terbuka Assistant of Rector II P7 20 ID Universitas Trilogi Coordinator of Incubator P7 21 PH University of San Carlos President P8 22 PH Cebu Institute of Technology-University President; Vice-President for Administration P8 23 PH Southwestern University VP for Academics P8 24 PH University of San Jose-Recoletos Vice-President for Academics P8 25 PH Siliman University Vice President for Academic Affairs; Dean, College of P8 26 PH University of Bohol Vice-PresidentBusiness Administration for Academic Affairs P8 27 PH Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of VC, Research and Extension; Dean, College of Business P8 Technology 28 PH Cebu Technological University President P8 29 PH University of the Visayas Vice-President, Academics; Vice-President, Finance P8 30 PH Asian College of Technology PresidentDean, College of Business Administration P8 31 PH Capitol University President P8 32 PH Eastern Visayas State University VP for Academics P8 33 PH Adamson University Chairperson, Industrial Engineering Department P9 34 PH Adamson University Chairperson, Civil Engineering P9 35 PH DLSU Manila Assistant Professor Industrial Engineering P9 36 PH DLSU Manila IE Chairperson P9 37 PH DLSU Science and Technology Complex Part –time Lecturer, Teaching Associate Industrial Engineering P9 38 PH DLSU Dasmarinas Chair, Business Management Department P9 39 PH Asian Institute of Management Chair, Department of Analytics, Information and Operations P9 40 PH Malayan Colleges Laguna Program Chair, Industrial Engineering P9 41 PH University of the Assumption Dean, College of Engineering and Architecture P9 42 PH University of the Philippines Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering and P9 43 PH St. Paul University Philippines - Tuguegarao Director,Operations International Relations P9 44 PH University of Sto Tomas Director, Educational Technology Center P9 45 PH Philippine Women’s University Director of the Office of Research and Development, P9 46 PH St. Paul University Manila Chairperson,Administrator Business of the Learning Management Management and Entrepreneurship System and P9 Programs 47 PH STI-West Negros University Dean, College of Engineering P9 48 PH Batangas State University Assistant Director/Pollution Control Officer/Instructor 1 P9 49 PH Batangas State University Faculty P9 50 PH Central Philippine University Dean, College of Engineering P9 51 PH Western Philippine University Department Head, Mechanical Engineering, College of P9 52 PH Xavier University SeniorEngineering Faculty & Technology P9 53 PH Colegio San Agustin Bacolod Office of the President P9 54 PH Angeles University Foundation, Angeles City Dean, College of Business and Accountancy P10 55 PH Holy Angel University, Angeles City Dean, School of Business and Accountancy and Graduate P10 56 PH Tarlac State University, Tarlac City Chairperson,School of Business College of Business and Accountancy Research, P10 57 PH Lyceum of the Philippines – Manila DeanTarlac State University P10 58 PH De La Salle – Lipa, Lipa City Faculty member P10 59 PH University of Makati, Makati City Faculty member P10 60 PH University of Baguio, Baguio City Dean School of Business Administration & Accountancy P10 61 PH University of the East Caloocan, Caloocan Faculty member P10 62 PH Benguet State University Dept Head P10 63 PH University of the Cordilleras, Baguio City OIC-VP for Academic Affairs P10 64 PH Enderun Colleges Accounting Faculty, Business, Technology and P11 65 PH University of Santo Tomas AssociateEntrepreneurship Professor, Executive Assistant for Intellectual P11 66 PH De La Salle University - Dasmarinas FacultyProperty at and De ResearchLa Salle University and Intellectual Property P11 67 PH West Visayas State University DeanCoordinator of College of Information and Communications P11 68 PH Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Dean,Technology, College West of Business Visayas AdministrationState University and Accountancy P11 Technology 69 PH Ateneo de Manila University Graduate Programs Coordinator, Biology, School of Science P11 70 PH Southern Luzon Technological College Faculty& Engineering P11 71 PH UniversityFoundation, of Inc. the Philippines - Diliman Intellectual Property & Technology Transfer Officer P11 72 PH Systems Technology Institute College EventOffice managerof the Vice and Chancellor faculty for Research & Development P11 73 PH Asian Institute of Management Assistant Professor Department of Analytics, Information, and P11 74 PH Ateneo de Davao University InstructorOperations at Academic Ateneo de Program Davao University Director, Master of Science in P11 75 PH De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde Publicist Content Development Area Faculty P11 76 PH University of San Carlos head, Entrepreneurship cluster P11 77 PH Baliuag University President P11 78 PH Far Eastern University / University of the Student / Consultant, UP Enterprise (university incubator) P11 Philippines - Diliman * Contact persons' names and email addesses are not published on the BEEHIVE webiste due to data privacy matters. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This communication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein..
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