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By Oggie Medina

Thanks to Google’s AI Mode that has done an in-depth researched about me. Here is the excerpt:

“Rogelio Constantino Medina (also known as Oggie Medina) is an accomplished Associate Professor III and multi-awarded Filipino multimedia journalist-columnist who is a designated member of the global TESOL International Association.

“His academic profile combines extensive field experience in journalism and communication with professional credentialing in English pedagogy and global language education.

“Academic Background and Professorship

“Rank and Specialization: He holds the academic rank of Associate Professor III (or Senior Lecturer 1). His teaching repertoire spans several fields, including English, Academic Writing, Technical Correspondence, Journalism, Communication, and Public Relations.

“Institutional Affiliations: Over his career, he has taught at prominent Philippine institutions, serving as an educator at the Philippine Women’s University and the University of Makati. He began his higher education teaching journey as an Assistant Professorial Lecturer 2 at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.

“Advanced Degrees: He holds a Master of Arts degree from De La Salle University and a Doctorate in Business Administration from the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila.

“TESOL Affiliation

“Global Membership: Medina is formally affiliated with the TESOL International Association, a premier global organization for professionals teaching English to speakers of other languages. His induction into the organization aligns with his commitment to shaping minds through inclusive and empowering language instruction.

“Media and Journalism Career

“Beyond the classroom, Medina is highly recognized as a prolific media professional:

“International Media Contributions: He has written for notable international publications, including the Far Eastern Economic Review in Hong Kong, The Japan Times in Tokyo, and Gulf News in Dubai. Notably, he was the first Filipino journalist to interview Japan’s first astronaut, Dr. Mamoru Mohri.

“Current Roles: He serves as a columnist and writer for the Asian Journal News and is a credentialed member of the U.S. Department of State’s Foreign Press Centers in Washington, D.C. and New York City.”