PA3i’s event of the year is here again!

Join us as PA3i heads south to the country’s most livable city, DAVAO CITY, for the 2011 PA3i National Convention—a celebration of education, friendship, and partnerships—with alumni communities from PA3i chapters in Baguio, Bohol, Caraga, Cebu, Cotabato, Davao, Iligan, Los Banos, Misamis Occidental, NCR, North Mindanao, and Zamboanga, hosted by the PA3i Davao Chapter.

Convention Date:      8-10 July 2011

Theme: Beyond a Community of Scholars: Charting New Shared Directions, Strengthening Partnerships

Keynote Speaker:      Ambassador Rod Smith

Highlights include Australian Luau Night, Awards and Recognition, Themed Presentations, Scholar Research Colloquium, National Elections, ‘Oscar’ Night, Live Band, and City Tour.

With a registration fee of P500, you get free meals for three days, a convention kit, and a lifetime experience with fellow Australian alumni.

Official invitations and convention programs will be sent to your offices. Kindly also update us on your mailing address or if you’ll need special invitation letters to make this event an official business trip.

List of affordable lodging will be emailed. Travel expenses will not be covered.

Don’t miss this weekend get-together and party the way only PA3i knows how.  See you all on July 8!

Click here to register.

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International Coastal Clean - Up Day

International Coastal Clean-Up Day

Together with members of the PA3i NCR Chapter, the PA3i board of Trustees participated in the International Coastal Clean-Up Day on 25 September 2010. Led by the Manila City Hall, Mayor Alfredo Lim opened and thanked all the participants in the clean- up which covered the Manila Bay Walk

Participants included Global Peace, St Scholastica’s College, San Beda, Don Bosco, GNI-UP-PGH, St Paul Parañaque, Pandacan Depot, Sandigan Ship, Land Bank, Manila Ocean Park, PAGCOR, US Embassy, OSG and Unilever.    1,529 participants joined the clean-up and 6,500 sacks of waste were collected.

The September 25^th coastal clean-up this year is much more significant as it falls on the 25^th anniversary of this global movement.