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Overview of PIDS and Academic Titles

The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) was established on September 26, 1977, to address the need for research in planning and policy formulation. It is a non-profit government institution focused on long-term policy-oriented research. Additionally, the document discusses the titles and roles of Emeritus and Adjunct Professors in academia.

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Overview of PIDS and Academic Titles

The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) was established on September 26, 1977, to address the need for research in planning and policy formulation. It is a non-profit government institution focused on long-term policy-oriented research. Additionally, the document discusses the titles and roles of Emeritus and Adjunct Professors in academia.

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The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) was created on September 26, 1977.

It
was established to respond to the critical and growing need for research for planning and
policy formulation. 

PIDS is a non-stock, non-profit government institution engaged in long-term policy-oriented


research to assist the government in planning and policy formulation. 

The title is awarded to retired Professors who have made an exceptional contribution in


academic leadership terms, including dedicated achievement to his or her field of study. ... If
an Emeritus Professor returns to paid employment at the University their title would revert to
'Professor'.
Adjunct professors are defined as professors who are hired on a contractual basis, usually in
part-time positions. Adjunct faculty teach courses just as full-time professors do, but they are
exempt from some of the responsibilities of fully employed university instructors.

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