Emilian Culture Foundation

REPORTING
Presented by GROUP 5
 Topics
Topic 1: Campos Family Crest, Coat of
Arms and Name History

Topic 2: Distill virtues and/or excellence from

the ideals and achievements of the EAC
founder Dr.Paulo Campaña Campos;

Topic 3: What Does it Mean to Live a

Life with Dignity? HUMAN RIGHTs
 TOPIC 1:
Campos Family Crest, Coat of
Arms and Name History

COAT OF ARMS FAMILY CREST

 CAMPOS
The surname Campos originates in Europe,
specifically in the Spanish province of Castile, while it
also has English, French, and Portuguese roots. Given
that campos can be translated as "field" or
"countryside," it seemed likely that its originators
were people who had relocated from the country to
a town or a big city, and that their new neighbors had
begun to use this word to refer to the emigrants.
 TOPIC 2:
Distill virtues and/or excellence from the
ideals and achievements of the EAC
founder Dr.Paulo Campaña Campos;

Dr. Campos is renowned for having a profound

love for his country, which has led to his
numerous contributions to both the community
and the country. Hospitals, schools, and hotels
make up his main projects. He continued to be
committed to his field outside of the lab. He
established a practice of using medical interns
for community service and outreach programs,
both as an initiator and participant.
His Contributions:

Hospitals, Hotels and Schools

His contributions to his hometown

He received the position and title of National Scientist of
the Philippines in 1980 as the first president of the
National Academy of Science and Technology. He is
recognized for founding the nation's first and most well-
known radioisotope laboratory, the University of the
Philippines' School of Medicine's first research laboratory,
and the Thyroid Clinic at the UP-PGH Medical Center.

He was well known for his work on nuclear medicine, and

as a health scientist, He authored 75 scientific
publications. Among his scientific publications, 3 of those
all won first prizes in Research award (Observation on
some parameter of Insulin Action, Chromium (Cr)-51
Tagged Red Cell studies and the Genetic Factor in
Endemic Goiter)
 Aside from being known for
establishing the best-known
Radioisotope laboratory in the
Philippines, He also established the
first research laboratory in UP’s
Department of Medicine as well as the
Thyroid Clinic of the UP- Philippine
General Hospital Medical Center. He
also established some facilities in
Laguna like UP Comprehensive
Community Health Program and many
more. His discoveries and contributions
to society made him known as the
“Father of Nuclear Medicine” in the
Philippines.
 Wisdom
Radioactive iodine laboratory will also be useful aid
in the study of disease of the heart and the blood tumors
of the brain, the liver, the prostate, and the bones. The
importance of this new technology in the diagnosis,
treatment and investigation of diseases is incalculable and
its potentialities unlimited.

HIS Transcendence
"I have also made major contribution in community
health program, which merited Presidential Commendation

VIRTUES
by then President Ferdinand E. Marcos stating, "President
Commendation for his phenomenal success in organizing,
establishing and operating the comprehensive community
health program in Bay, Laguna in less than three years."

Humanity
"One personal trait that I consider outstanding is my
love for my country. I take special pride and spend
significant amount and effort and time to make tangible
and meaningful contributions for the community."
 TOPIC 3:
What Does it Mean to Live a Life
with Dignity? HUMAN RIGHTs

 The idea of human dignity, at its most

fundamental, is the conviction that each and
every person has intrinsic worth derived
exclusively from their humanity. It has nothing to
do with their social standing, race, gender, or any
other characteristic other than their humanity.
 Ethics, legislation, healthcare, and human rights are
just a few of the many areas where dignity serves as
a guiding principle. It acts as a guide for moral
behavior, ensuring that everyone is treated fairly
and justly and encouraging the development of a
culture that appreciates and upholds the rights and
inherent dignity of every individual.
 Human rights are the basic rights and freedoms that
belong to every person in the world, from birth until death.
They apply regardless of where you are from, what you
believe or how you choose to live your life. They can never
be taken away, although they can sometimes be restricted
– for example if a person breaks the law, or in the interests
of national security. These basic rights are based on
shared values like dignity, fairness, equality, respect, and
independence. These values are defined and protected by
law.
REFERENCES:
https://coadb.com/surnames/campos-arms.html
https://www.coursehero.com/u/file/144562220/GROUP-5-PHAR-1-1pptx/
https://members.nast.ph/index.php/list-of-national-scientist/details/3/8
https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/banner-artwork/paulo-c-campos/
https://www.scribd.com/presentation/483431544/WEEK-3-DR-PAULO-C-CAMPOS-AND-REFLECTION-1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulo_Campos
https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/human-rights/what-are-human-rights
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