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Current Officers and Membership Criteria

The document outlines the current officers and board members of two organizations: the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers and another unspecified organization, detailing their leadership structure. It also specifies qualifications and requirements for regular and associate membership in both organizations, including educational background and application processes. Additionally, a brief history of the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers is provided, highlighting its founding and ongoing mission to advance chemistry education.

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Current Officers and Membership Criteria

The document outlines the current officers and board members of two organizations: the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers and another unspecified organization, detailing their leadership structure. It also specifies qualifications and requirements for regular and associate membership in both organizations, including educational background and application processes. Additionally, a brief history of the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers is provided, highlighting its founding and ongoing mission to advance chemistry education.

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A.

​ current officers and board members of the organization


President - Dr. Sheryl Lozel B. Arreola
Vice President - Dr. Ma. Desiree B. Aldemita
Secretary - Ms. Rochelle P. Ibabao
Treasurer - Mr. Adonis A Yanos
Auditor - Dr. Mary Ann O. Torio
Public Relations Officer - Mr. Michael Sandino C. Flores
Board Members:
​ Dr. Katherine Ann T. Castillo-Israel
​ Dr. Lila M. Fernando
​ Dr. Mae Joanne B. Aguila
​ Ms. Lilia R. Molina
B.​ qualifications for membership
1.​ For Regular Membership
a)​ Licensed chemists; or
b)​ Holder of bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or
Agricultural Chemistry with 1 year work experience in any of the
aforementioned fields; or
c)​ Holders of graduate (MS and/or PhD) degrees in any of the
aforementioned fields; or
d)​ Holders of graduate (MS and/or PhD) degrees in allied sciences
provided their research and/or related to any of the
aforementioned fields.
2.​ For Associate Membership
a)​ Licensed chemists; or
b)​ Holders of bachelors degree in any of the aforementioned fields
who have not yet passed the Chemistry licensure examination and
with no work experience; or
c)​ Holders of bachelors degree in the allied sciences with at least 30
units in chemistry earned with or without experience but with an
interest in the advancement of the chemical sciences in the
country; or
d)​ Holders of a bachelor's degree in allied sciences with 15 units of
chemistry courses and with two years of work experience in a
chemistry related field.
C.​ requirements for membership
1.​ Fill up application form
2.​ Pass the reviewing process
3.​ Provide payment fees (650Php for associate and regular membership,
2350 for lifetime membership)
4.​ Oath taking
5.​ Certification
II.​ Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers
A.​ short history or background about the organization
1.​ Started in 1961 by Dr. Arthur Livermor and future PACT President Father
William J Schmitt, who aimed to create a teachers association who will
aid to advance the country’s national development, social and economic
advancement through Chemistry. A constitution following the Californian
Chemistry Teachers Association was soon drafted after the society’s
founding along with a board of members and officers headed by Dr.
Mariano Pangan, as the acting President. Events to show how
laboratories can be used in teaching chemistry, seminars local and
internationally, and workshops have since been created to this day in an
effort to continue to pursue the goals of its founding members.
B.​ current officers and board members of the organization
President: Voltaire G. Organo, Ph.D.
Executive Vice President: Edwehna Elinore S. Paderna, Ph.D.
VP for External Affairs: Jonathan P. Derez
VP for Internal Affairs: Maria Theresa T. Bonus, LPT
Executive Secretary: Maria Florencian N, Male, LPT
Assistant Secretary: Grace Azares
Treasurer: Fedeliz S. Tuy
Auditor: Edlyn Beraquit
Press Relations Officer: Ralph Lauren Alomia
Asst. Press Relations Officer: Christopher Tristan Sunga, Feljoan Jeremy Odulio
Adviser: Jose M. Andaya, D.T.
Board of Trustees:
​ Maria Florencian N, Male, LPT
​ Fedeliz S. Tuy, ED.D
​ Christopher Tristan Sunga
​ Jonathan P. Derez
​ Alejandro Alanano, LPT
​ Edlyn Beraquit
​ Maria Theresa T. Bonus, LPT
​ Feljoan Jeremy Odulio
​ Ralph Lauren Alomia
​ Edwehna Elinore S. Paderna, Ph.D.
​ Voltaire G. Organo, Ph.D.
C.​ qualifications for membership
primarily to all persons teaching Chemistry and/or the allied sciences such as but
not limited to Earth Science, Biology, and Physics in the basic, higher and
technical-vocational educational institutions duly recognized by the Philippine
government.
D.​ requirements for membership
1.​ Employment ID
2.​ Pay the membership fee
3.​ Fill out an application form
4.​ Application Approval
5.​ Membership certificate and official receipt

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The organization described in Source 1 includes a traditional hierarchy with roles such as President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and an Auditor. The Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers features roles including an Executive Vice President and VPs for both External and Internal Affairs, indicating a division of responsibilities focused on both internal operations and external relations, which is not specified in the organizational structure of the first association .

For the first organization, membership steps include filling up an application form, passing a reviewing process, paying the respective fees, participating in an oath-taking ceremony, and obtaining certification . In the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers, steps involve presenting an employment ID, paying the membership fee, completing an application form, obtaining application approval, and receiving a membership certificate and official receipt .

The first organization requires diverse qualifications, emphasizing proficiency and experience in Chemistry or allied sciences, aligning with its educational and professional objectives . In contrast, the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers focuses on educational roles related to Chemistry, ensuring members are engaged in teaching, which supports its mission of advancing Chemistry education and national development .

In both organizations, public relations roles involve handling communications with external entities. In the first organization, the officer likely manages the dissemination of information and engagement with public audiences to enhance the organization's visibility. For the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers, a distinction exists between the Press Relations Officer and assistant roles, suggesting a structured approach to managing media and public communication .

The fee structure may pose financial barriers, potentially affecting accessibility for aspiring members with limited financial resources. The fees for both associate and regular memberships, as well as a costlier lifetime membership option, may limit inclusivity, restricting participation to those who can afford these costs while aligning membership with financially committed individuals .

Dr. Arthur Livermor and Father William J. Schmitt, as founding figures, envisioned leveraging Chemistry education for national development. Their influence is reflected in the association's constitution, modeled after the Californian Chemistry Teachers Association, and its continued focus on advancing teaching methodologies and organizing educational events. Their foundational vision persists in present-day activities that promote professional development and academic exchange .

The Board of Trustees in the Philippine Association of Chemistry Teachers provides governance and strategic direction, ensuring the objectives align with the founding vision. This governance adds a layer of oversight and accountability, crucial for maintaining focus on national development through Chemistry education as per their foundational goals .

Having both an Executive and Assistant Press Relations Officer signifies a strategic approach to communications, allowing for a more efficient distribution of media-related tasks and enhanced capacity for managing public engagements. It ensures the association's activities and achievements in advancing Chemistry education are effectively communicated, potentially increasing visibility and member engagement .

Regular membership requires either being a licensed chemist or holding a bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or Agricultural Chemistry with one year of work experience, or graduate degrees in these fields or allied sciences with relevant research. Associate membership, however, can include licensed chemists without work experience, holders of a bachelor's degree in the same fields without passing the licensure exam or work experience, and degrees in allied sciences with specific chemistry units or work experience in related fields .

The founding goals of advancing national development and economic progress through Chemistry have led to contemporary activities such as the organization of events showcasing laboratory teaching methods, and hosting seminars and workshops both locally and internationally. These efforts align with the aspirations of its founders, who aimed to leverage Chemistry education for societal benefit .

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