- Abris (caretaker government)
- Acosta (Gandhian economics)
- Alfonso (Sociology of care work)
- Ang (political change)
- Arquiza (constitutional crisis)
- Balbin (bioterrorism)
- Balicsa (constitutional law)
- Burgos (ethnoscience)
- Caldoza (kleptocracy)
- Caraan (super profit)
- Cesar (oral history)
- Conferido (turbo-capitalism)
- Cortes (mental health)
- Cortey (e-jeepney)
- Crisostomo (gender and development)
- De Jesus (post-colonial discourse)
- Dionisio (identity politics)
- Florendo (matagalang digmang bayan)
- Giron (underemployment)
- Gomez (nuclear rights)
- Jalina (Black feminism)
- Lentejas (health informatics)
- Lopez (diabesity)
- Mabansag (energy independence)
- Mendoza (community medicine)
- Murillo (health holidays)
- Pineda (landmines)
- Roa (Stolen Generation)
- Santuele (American studies)
- Soliza (Sinology)
- Tayag (community press)
- Torres (political law)
- Velasquez (rights-based approach)
- Villegas (capacity-building)
- Caspe (tax holiday)
- Baquiran (appropriate technology)
- Madriaga (revolutionary justice)
- del Rosario (industrial trees)
- Javier (blue-ribbon committee)
- 2-3 minutes
- 3-4 references
- highlights only
- with hand-outs (1/4 of 8x11 bond paper, front page only)
- Arial narrow, 12 points, bullet format
