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The CSC conducts and supervises studies on Cavite history and culture. To achieve this end, the center formulates relevant and responsive programs that help promote the Caviteño identity; coordinates with the different units of the university to involve faculty members in conducting studies on Cavite; collaborates with local and national agencies in promoting Cavite history and culture; and facilitates Cavite studies by building an extensive and reputable library collection that caters to the needs of students, researchers and scholars. Research
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gathering data from parish, municipal and/or provincial archives; Publication In coordination with the Institutional Communication Office, CSC has published:
Collection To feature local history, CSC has permanent and occasional exhibits of documents and cultural properties and facsimiles related to Caviteños history. It also initiates the incorporation of the study on local history in existing subjects. To date the CSC has:
Other collection: •
Cavite Baseline Survey Fast
Fact
It was Dominador del Rosario who was sent by then DLSU System President Br. Andrew Gonzalez, FSC, to Cebuano Studies Center to study its set-up and make recommendations on having a similar study center in Cavite. CSC was initially housed at the second floor of the administration building (formerly records section). CSC opened Museo Caviteño to house artifacts on Cavite which were collected and donated by faculty members and students. Before the center became an independent unit of the university, it used to be under the Social Sciences Department. Cavite Baseline Survey: 1989 by Celso R. Gutierrez is the first publication released by CSC. Dominador del Rosario, Segundo Sim, Segismundo Añonuevo, Teresita Unabia and Bernard Esternon, all faculty members of the Social Sciences Department, have served as CSC coordinators. In 1998,
the title coordinator was changed to director during the appointment
of Emmanuel Calairo, who currently heads CSC. Services Reading room .Open to the public. Research Assistance. Indices, bibliographic information and guides on research are available. Referral
to other libraries and institutions. Other services: seminars, exhibits, workshops and consultancy. Service
Hours The Cavite Studies Center is located at the second floor of the Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo De La Salle Dasmariñas. Emmanuel
Calairo, PhD Mrs.
Mylene B. Delatado Tel. Nos. 844-9116 (Manila Line)/ (046) 416-4531/4533 local 3141 Telefax: (046) 416-0338 416-3878 416-4531 4164542 4164554 TO 56 416-4566 (02) 741-9271 |
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The
Cavite Studies Center pursues DLS-Dasmariñas’ vision-mission
of “promoting a keen sense of history, arts and culture.”
Through careful planning, it endeavors to produce quality research output
and to provide the public a repository of materials relevant to the
study of Cavite history and culture.
The
CSC conducts studies on local and oral history specifically by:
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Biographical Sketches of Cavite Revolutions and Other Prominent Caviteños
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Identified 98 legajos as sources for Cavite local history at the Philippine
National Archives
The
idea of gathering materials on the history and culture of Cavite was
conceptualized by Emilio Aguinaldo College under its president Dr. Paulo
Campos.