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How Dean Emeritus Lilian Sison saw UST’s rise to ‘Big 4’
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At the time, only about 60% of the University’s faculty held master’s degrees, while few possessed a doctorate, a minimum requirement in universities overseas.
Recognizing faculty development as key to strengthening research productivity, Sison said her office embarked on a long-term effort to transform the University’s academic profile.
Despite skepticism over the cost of the initiatives, Sison maintained that investing in faculty development was essential.
As Graduate School dean from 2000 to 2013, Sison continued expanding international collaborations across Europe and Asia.
“So I hope that the University will continue to take care of the Graduate School and give it the dignity it deserves.