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The Philippines Australia Studies Centre (PASC) at La Trobe was formally established in 2003 and is a joint venture between La Trobe University and Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines. The PASC is committed to extending its research network and profile through a variety of activities.
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Philippines Australia Studies Centre (PASC)
Melbourne Filipino international students at their inaugural research forum, 1 June 2013.Mike Carpio talking to Anthony Jarvis, Associate Dean (International), FHUSS, and Charles Mott, 2013.Trevor Hogan, Professor Gerard Lico and Andrew Butt (Planning), 2013.Indigenous dancers from the Benguet Province with the organisers, Dr Minnie Chaloping-March and Dr Augustine Doronila at the after mining workshop, 2012.Augustine Ignatius Doronila, Honorary Research Fellow 2014Minerva 'Minnie' Chaloping-March, taken at Woodcutters Mine, 2011PASC conference 2014: Group shot of staff, researchers and affiliates who attended the event.PASC Conference 2014: Ambassador Belen Anota issuing a certificate of appreciation to Eunice Guzon.PASC Conference 2014: From left to right – Paul Mathews (PSAA Executive Secretary), Perla Luetic (President of the Filipino Community Council of Victoria), Consul General Gigi Kalong, Trevor Hogan, Ambassador Belen Anota and Charles Mott.