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SES adds 12 new members to its roster

The Social Ethics Society added twelve more members to its roster, bringing the total to 131. This was revealed after the 14th SES Conference. Attendance to its annual conference is one of the requirements for membership, as well as a recommendation from any of the members of the Board. The BOD of the SES approves the same after due consideration. The SES is the first and only philosophical organization in Mindanao. It is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It is also a member of the Union of Philosophical Associations in the Philippines. The SES was founded by Dr. Christopher Ryan Maboloc and the late Dr. Romulo Bautista in 2010. The new members are as follows, with their roster number

120. Jeremy Glenn Tuvida 
Ateneo de Davao University 

121. Karl Exala 
Ateneo de Davao University 

122. Leo Lusanez
Ateneo de Davao University 

123. Diane Auza 
Ateneo de Davao University 

124. Dr. Daniel Mishori 
Tel Aviv Univesity 

125. Prof. Dennis Bautista 
Leyte Normal University 

126. Dr. Ninoval Pacaol
Barauen Community College 

127. Mary Eimerin Tumulak
Barauen Community College 

128. Dr. Rodel Ponferrada 
Eastern Visayas State University 

129. Jholy Nobabos
Holy Cross of Davao College 

130. Marlou Nar
Southern Christian College 

131. Genaro Tanlogon Jr. 
North Valley College 


 







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