As a Faculty Affiliate, her tasks revolve around teaching core courses, serving as a dissertation adviser or panel member for graduate students, actively contributing to curriculum and program development, and participating in Tri-College activities.

The TricCollege PhD Philippine Studies Program focuses on developing scholars who are actively involved in understanding and addressing issues surrounding Philippine society and Filipino identity through multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary lenses. This program is offered jointly by the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP),  the College of Arts and Letters (CAL), and the Asian Center (AC). 

Asst. Prof. Llige finished her Ph.D. in International Studies at Ewha Womans University in South Korea. Her academic background on the intricate and multifaceted nature of national and international challenges on society, culture, and development makes her a good addition to the TriCollege’s pool of faculty members.

The Department of Home Economics Education is excited about the experience and change she will bring to her new role.

To know about her talk at the Asian Center, read about it here: https://www.dheed.che.upd.edu.ph/news-archives/news-asst-prof-llige-on-dissertation-writing-and-overcoming-blocks