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WELCOME TO THE JOURNAL OF FILIPINO STUDIES
ISSUE CFSJ-CSUEB-2008
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 The latest articles on the Journal are all about relationships. People are social creatures, living in a concentric circle of relationships. The circle generally consists of our relationship with our own selves, followed by our immediate family, then relatives, friends, our community, the general society and the environment. In fact, the global view is that we are a family of nations. Life becomes meaningful and, conversely, loses meaning, because of our relationships.
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Three talented writers share a glimpse of their relationships. Dr. Ricardo Singson, having recently retired as professor emeritus, reflects on his view of Filipino-British relations stemming from his own interracial marriage. A mother and daughter tandem holds a conversation in exquisite writing revealing their hearts and love for one another. Author and columnist Gemma Nemenzo provides an excerpt from her book “Heart in Two Places” with an essay plumbing the reasons for immigrating with her children to the United States. Providing the foreword to the book, her daughter Aurora Angela Almendral, brings us along on her journey discovering her mother and their relationship.
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Reading their stories may enrich your relationships, even as they did mine.
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Soledad Rica Llorente, Ed.D.
Editor-in-chief
rica.llorente@csueastbay.edu
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JOURNAL CALL & GUIDELINES
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Call for papers. . .
- The Journal seeks articles on the topic of Filipino studies for possible publication ...
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Journal Mission. . .
- To publish research, theories, real world applications and literary ...
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Journal Audience. . .
- scholars, academicians, students, political and business leaders, managers, administrators ...
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Submission Guidelines. . .
- Submissions must be original work that is not under consideration by other publication ...
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Format. . .
- Double-spaced, using font size no smaller than 12 pt., including references and ...
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Editorial Board. . .
- A 10-member board reviews and approves submissions for publication ...
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The CENTER FOR FILIPINO STUDIES
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A Brief History of the CFS
- Vital part of Cal Sate East Bay’s Hayward Hills campus program started 16 years ago.
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The CFS Charter
- The purpose, function, organizational structure, and other information on the CFS.
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The CFS Mission
- To document, study, and promote the heritage and culture of the transnational ...
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The CFS Vision
- ... envisions to be a premier institution on teaching, research, publication, and ...
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Our Strategic Plan
- ... provides the short term and long-range direction, programs and policies ...
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Dr. Rossana Verder-Aliga
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Elderly Female Filipino Immigrants:
A Phenomenological Study
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Dr. Rica Llorente
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A Futuristic Look Into The Filipino Diaspora: Trends, Issues, and Implications
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Brad Washington, MA
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Understanding Nonverbal Communication Of Filipinos - A Traditional Form Of Literacy
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Dr. Manuel B. Valle
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Critical Reflections Of Filipino Immigrant Accountants On Their Work Experiences In The San Francisco Bay Area: A Participatory Research
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Dr. Korina M. Jocson Three Poems
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Vacation with Lolo, Accent at the Social Security Office, Naming Des
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Timmy (Fatima) Rodriguez An Essay
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What the Ocean Holds: Memories of Masbate
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