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THE GLORY AWARDS Dean Gloria Feliciano Awards for Outstanding UPCMC Alumni THE GLORY AWARDS Dean Gloria Feliciano Awards For Outstanding UPCMC Alumni NOMINATION CRITERIA AND REQUIREMENTS The Board of Jurors shall weigh the merits and impact of the nominee’s work as well as his or her demonstrated leadership and social responsibility in the mass communications field. There shall be four (4) specific awards criteria with corresponding submission requirements for each: CRITERIA I: Professional Track Record Requirement: Provide a comprehensive resume showing the nominee’s career trajectory (in reverse order, beginning with the most recent roles), professional achievements, awards and citations. Relevant photos and press clips may be included. CRITERIA II: Leadership and Social Responsibility Requirement: List down leadership, mentorship and volunteer responsibilities and activities of the nominee—whether in the workplace or through industry, civic or advocacy groups. CRITERIA III: Results and Impact Requirement: In order to satisfy Criteria III, kindly answer the following in 500 words or less— How did the nominee’s work, activities and initiatives lead to any of the following results or impacts? Legislative action or improved public policy Effective solutions to a societal problem Prosecution of offenders Public recognition for model citizens and institutions Meaningful audience engagement Positive change in attitudes and behaviour of target publics New knowledge or pioneering research in the mass communications field Greater public confidence in the mass communications profession Other relevant results or impacts CRITERIA IV: Samples of Work Requirement: Submission of work samples that are appropriate to the nominee’s specialization (see details below). Jurors shall evaluate these works using accepted standards of excellence in the nominee’s particular field or discipline. A. TV and Radio Arts 1 | P a g e Á DVD compilation of at least three (3) programs where the nominee is credited as writer, creator, producer, presenter, editor, or director B. Journalism for Print or Online At least four (4) of the nominee’s published works in PDF format; or submit links to enable online viewing of the nominee’s works. The websites should have been publishing journalistic pieces regularly and continuously for at least one year. C. Broadcast Journalism (TV/Internet Video and Radio/Podcasting) DVD compilation of at least four (4) aired or posted segments that were written, produced, and/or presented by the nominee. D. Photojournalism DVD compilation of at least ten (10) different published photos, with or without captions but should include publication dates and names of media outlets that published the photos. E. Communication Research (Market, Social or Academic/Scholarly Research) Full text in PDF format of at least two (2) completed research reports, papers or projects which the nominee authored or co-authored. Executive summaries of each work must be included if not yet part of the published text. The research topics must be relevant and worthy contributions to the body of knowledge in mass communications and allied disciplines. F. Filmmaking DVD compilation of at least two (2) feature or documentary films that were written, produced, shot and/or directed by the nominee. The films must have been screened in commercial theaters, film festivals, scheduled TV broadcasts, and other public viewing venues. G. Allied Disciplines* * Marketing Communications: Advertising or marketing campaigns on TV, print, radio, digital, new media, events, etc. * Public Relations: Strategic campaigns and programs in corporate or government communications, public affairs, community relations, reputation & crisis management * Development Communications/Social Advocacy: Mass communication tools and techniques to support the non-profit, civil society or volunteer sectors in addressing complex social problems and/or pursuing the globally recognized UN Sustainable Development Goals. Sample works under Allied Disciplines should be the summaries of at least two (2) communications campaigns or programs undertaken by the nominee. Each summary should be presented in the following standardized outline: (I) Title; (II) Communication Challenge or Problem; (III) Objectives or Targets; (IV) Innovative or Out-of-the-Box Approaches for Disseminating Messages; and (V) 2 | P a g e Á Results, Impact or Outcomes of the Campaign or Program. Support materials such as photos, videos, ads, collaterals and press stories may be attached. H. Performing Arts DVD compilation of the nominee’s best work in film, television, and/or live stage SUMMARY OF FOUR (4) REQUIRED SUBMISSIONS 1. Comprehensive Resume 2. List of Leadership, Mentorship and Volunteer Responsibilities 3. Reply to Question About Results And Impact (500 words or less) 4. Sample Works FINAL REMINDERS REGARDING SUBMISSIONS 1. Please include a 1-page cover sheet containing the following basic information: a. Full Name of Nominee b. Course/Major in UPCMC c. Years Enrolled in UP (e.g. 2001-2005, 1998-2008) d. Organizations Joined in UPCMC (if any) e. Current Occupation f. Home Address g. E-mail Address h. Mobile Phone Number i. Civil Status j. Titles of the Work Samples Submitted for Evaluation 2. Entries may be submitted online via [email protected] or delivered to the to the UPCMCAA office c/o Ms. Kat Ramos, Plaridel Hall, College of Mass Communications, UP Diliman, Quezon City. 3. Sample work submissions in DVD should be labeled properly and delivered to the UPCMCAA office. 4. DEADLINE for all submissions: Friday, 15 September 2017. # # # 3 | P a g e Á THE GLORY AWARDS Dean Gloria Feliciano Awards For Outstanding UPCMC Alumni COVER SHEET a. Full Name of Nominee Jose Hernani Segovia DAVID b. Course/Major in UPCMC A.B. Journalism (cum laude) B.A. Film & Audiovisual Communication (cum laude) c. Years Enrolled in UP (e.g. 2001-2005, 1998-2008) 1971-1975 (HS); 1975-1979 (A.B.); 1984-1986 (B.A.) d. Organizations Joined in UPCMC (if any) UP Journalism Club Cineastes Studio UPCMC Alumni Association e. Current Occupation Professor of Cultural Studies f. Home Address Inha University College of Social Science 100 Inha-ro, Nam-gu Incheon 22212, Korea g. E-mail Address <[email protected]> h. Mobile Phone Number +82(-10) 3173-7688 i. Civil Status Single j. Titles of the Work Samples Submitted for Evaluation Please Refer to “Samples of Work” on Separate Page Á Joel David [Jose Hernani Segovia DAVID] PROFESSIONAL TRACK RECORD 1. Education 1.1. New York University Ph.D. Cinema Studies, May 2002 Dissertation: “Primates in Paradise: The Multiple-Character Format in Philippine Film Practice” (defense date: December 18, 2001; adviser: Robert Sklar, Ph.D. [†]; panelists: Toby Miller, Ph.D.; Ellen J. Paglinauan, ABD [†]; Robert Stam, Ph.D.) M.A. Cinema Studies, May 1994 1.2. University of the Philippines (UP) [national university] B.A. Film (cum laude), April 1986 A.B. Journalism (cum laude), April 1979 High School, April 1975 2. Teaching Experience 2013- Professor for Cultural Studies [Tenured Position] (formerly Associate Professor, 2008-12), Department of Communication & Information, College of Social Science, Inha University, Incheon, Korea Courses handled: Graduate: Digital Humanities, Film Theory, Media & Culture, Visual Narratology; Undergraduate: Cyberspace & Culture, Gender & Culture, Intercultural Communication, Introduction to Cultural Studies, Introduction to Film, Mass Media & Society, Media & Culture, Media Genres, Media & Narrative, Media Orientalism, Reading Seminar (The Prince, The Red and the Black, Discipline and Punish), Star Texts in Popular Culture, Theory of Film & Video 2017 Lecturer, Department of English, Ateneo de Manila University Course handled: Undergraduate: Star Texts 2002-11 Associate Professor (initially Instructor 1987-94, then Assistant Professor 1994-2002), UP Film Institute (formerly Department of Film and Audiovisual Communication), CMC Courses handled: Graduate: Advanced Film Theory & Criticism, Cinema & Nation, Historical & Critical Research Methods in Film, Political Economy of Media, Seminar in Film Studies, Skinema: Film Pornography, Thesis; Undergraduate, current curriculum: Philippine Cinema (General Education course), Communication & Media Ethics, Film Theory & Criticism, History of Philippine Cinema, Introduction to Film, Research in Film, Thesis; Undergraduate, previous curriculum: Introduction to Communication (for Communication Research Dept), Feature Writing (for Journalism Dept), Editing & Processing, Experimental Film, Film & Literature, Film Criticism, Film Internship, Film Operations & Procedures, Film Seminar, Image of the Filipino in Film, Introduction to Film, Performance for Film & Audiovisual Productions, Special Projects, Thesis Additional workload (2002-08) included: survey and proposal of Ph.D. Film program; membership in the Quezon City Film Development Commission; membership-at-large in the University Curriculum Committee; proposing of courses for Multimedia Studies program for UP Open University; co-proposing and defense of M.A. Media Studies (Film) program and General Education courses in Film for UPCMC; lecturing and technical advising for Bicol University Summer Internship Program; coordinating (as Chair of UPCMC Colloquia Committee) of lecture-presentation on photojournalism by Prof. Steve Raymer of Indiana University and National Geographic 2004-07 Visiting Faculty at Hallym University School of Communication, including performing as liaison for the Hallym – UP Student Exchange Program Á David, Jose H. 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