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Social Ethics Society approves its Constitution and by-laws; to hold second conference in Tagum City

The Social Ethics Society has approved its founding Constitution and by-laws after three hours of deliberation in a meeting held at Lake Agko Resort, Kidapawan City. The University of Southern Mindanao, through the leadership of BOD Marcos Monderin, hosted the event. The by-laws include strict membership qualification, i.e. a member must be a graduate of philosophy or a graduate student of philosophy, an instructor or a professor in philosophy, or a researcher in the field of philosophy. Also in the drawing board is the 2nd Social Ethics Society Annual Conference which will be held sometime in November of this year. The Queen of Apostles College Seminary will be the host of the conference which will be held in Tagum City. Fr. Julius Capongpongan was also elected as Chair of the Board of Directors, the President, Ryan Maboloc, as Vice Chair of the BOD. In attendance during the event were Ryan Maboloc of Ateneo (President), Armando Parantar of UIC (Secretary), Dr. Romulo Bautista (Consul

Approved Constitution and by-laws

Article I Name of Organization: The official name of the organization is Social Ethics Society. Article II Vision: To become a vibrant and active community of philosophy and ethics scholars, teachers, researchers, and graduate students who seek to contribute to the realization of a moral and progressive global society. Article III Goals The Social Ethics Society aspires to be: 1. An unfailing fortress of truth and moral integrity in Philippine society. 2. An engaged center for philosophical reflection and discourse in the Philippines. 3. An active collaborator with civil society and state actors on social concerns. 4. An organization that works to improve local scholarship in Mindanao.  Article IV Mission: 1. To organize lectures, training programs, conferences, and workshops on ethics and philosophy; 2. To develop research modules on applied ethics, social science, political ethics, women empowerment, and economic ethics; 3. To publish journals, books, and