Friday, August 23, 2013

UPCOMING EVENT:

SEMINAR-WORKSHOP
ON THE UTILIZATION OF
WASTE MATERIALS (2013)
  
Organized by:

ATTARS
Tokyo Institute of Technology
International Development Engineering Alumni Association - IDEAL TokyoTech 
De La Salle University - Manila

September 5-6, 2013 ♦ Manila Philippines
Henry Sy Sr. Hall, De La Salle University


Rationale of the Seminar-Workshop

In view of the current issues on waste management and the initiatives that have been done, the organizers were motivated in organizing this activity to promote discussions and development of sustainable engineering solutions on the management and utilization of waste. 


Objectives of the Seminar-Workshop

The Association of Tokyo Tech and Research Scholars (ATTARS) – Kuramae Kai Philippines in cooperation with Tokyo Institute of Technology, De la Salle University and International Development Engineering Alumni Association recognize the need to participate in addressing environmental issues geared towards sustainable development.

The seminar-workshop hopes to bring together technologists, engineers, scientists, field project managers, representatives from NGOs, governments, academia and industry to promote discussions on the development of sustainable engineering solutions on the management and utilization of waste. The seminar-workshop provides a venue for the all the stakeholders to share their work, exchange ideas and meet others who are involved in waste management and an opportunity to formulate projects with new partners.  

Thursday, April 22, 2010

FAQ on ATTARS

What is ATTARS?
ATTARS stands for the "Association of Tokyo Tech Alumni and Research Scholars (Kuramae Kai Philippines)".

What is the mission/vision of ATTARS?

ATTARS envisions a community of Filipino and foreign members that embodies common purpose, holistic excellence, proper attitudes and commitment towards scientific, technological and socio-economic research, ingenuity, competence, and social awareness. ATTARS aims to organize and/or support dedicated scientists and engineers endowed with the passion of promoting and conducting research and development for the benefit of society especially the Filipino community through a closer cooperation with relevant institutions like the Tokyo Institute of Technology (TOKYO TECH), Tokyo, Japan.

Who can be a member of ATTARS?

Regular membership in the Association shall be restricted to those who have graduated (BS, MS, PhD) and/or visited Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan through officially approved and recognized academic and research programs (e.g., JSPS, UNESCO, JICA, AUNSEEDNet, RONPAKU, MOMBUSHO, DOST-ESEP).

Students who visited TokyoTech under an exchange program are also qualified to join ATTARS as associate members.

How do I apply to be a member of ATTARS?

Application for membership shall be made by sending an application letter with the followinfg information (a) About your previous connection with TokyoTech and (b) Present affiliation and contact address, email address and telephone numbers to the Secretary of the Association for action by the Membership Committee. Upon approval, the applicant shall pay the annual dues to consummate the membership to the Association. Send application form to attars.philippines@gmail.com.

Who were the past and present presidents of ATTARS?
  • The president of the interim board in 2006 was Dr. Lydia Tansinsin.
  • The president of the 2007 baord was Dr. Serviliano Olano, Jr. Dr. Andy Oreta served as acting president of the 2007 board from June - Dec 2007.
  • The president of the 2008 and 2009 boards were Dr. Susan Gallardo and Dr. Nathaniel Diola, respectively.
  • The present president (2010) of ATTARS is Dr. Jonathan Dungca.