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Joey Austria finished his BS Forestry in 1979. Soon after graduation, he joined the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)-Philippines, where he is currently a Community Development Officer in the Special Concerns Office. He assumes the presidency of the UPVL Alumni Association (UPVAA) this year.<\/h5>\n
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Joey Austria in his office at the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, Philippines.<\/p><\/div>\n

When did you enter the UP Varrons?<\/em><\/strong><\/span> 1976<\/p>\n

What is your batch name\/year?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Montreal \u201976-B<\/p>\n

What\u2019s the significance of the name?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nOur initiation period (July) was also the time of the Summer Olympics in Montreal, Canada. The first two choices were Mahogany and Skyflakes.<\/p>\n

What part of the Philippines did you come from?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Northern Philippines (Bayambang, Pangasinan)<\/p>\n

How did you know about the organization?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nI first came to know about the UPVL during my senior year in high school through materials about UPLB. I was intrigued by the word \u201cLimited\u201d attached to it. I forgot all about it until I finally entered UPLB in June 1974. Unlike many forestry students, I decided to stay in the lower campus (UPLB Men\u2019s Dorm). During my school classes in the upper campus, I was approached and invited by several Varrons but I declined for one reason or another. During my Biology class in the lower campus, I came to know that one of my blockmates (Bernie Mendoza) and laboratory professor (Adelina Adato-Barrion) were Varrons.<\/p>\n

Why did you join?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nI finally joined the UPVL in 1976 after I became closely related with Vrod Manny Marquez who was my co-meals boardmate in the forestry campus. Several other Varrons were instrumental in finally recruiting me, namely Vrod Ted Villanueva and Sis Mutya Quintos-Manalo. This was after me and another of my blockmates (Vrod Benjie Valera) were invited several times to the Varrons Den (Vrod Doc Bonita\u2019s residence) and Varron sports activities (usually in the company of the late Vrod Eloy Bonita). Through Manny Marquez\u2019 kakulitan, Benjie and I decided to try to join the Varrons. In essence, my joining the Varrons was not a spur of the moment or due to a bandwagon syndrome decision. Please note that I joined the UPVL during the first semester of my third year. For the two years that I was not affiliated to any campus organization, I was free to mingle with anyone and any group. This gave me the opportunity to evaluate which organization I should REALLY join. The activism in the lower campus, the camaraderie in the upper campus and the academic excellence in both campuses were the main factors why I joined the Varrons.<\/p>\n

What career are your pursuing now?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nI was able to fully practice my forestry profession in the government service from 1979 to 1986. From 1986 to the present, I have been working on issues concerning the rights and welfare of Indigenous Peoples vis-\u00e0-vis environment and natural resources management. In the late 80s, if you were with the government, working with Indigenous Peoples was not an attractive and financially-rewarding endeavor. During those years, the cause of the Indigenous Peoples was supported mainly by non-government organizations. Despite the many discouraging remarks from colleagues within and outside the forestry profession, I persisted to work as I do right now. I think I am the first government forester to internalize the concerns of Indigenous People and do something about it. Right now, I am into Social Mobilization concerning environmental protection and sustainable developmnent issues and initiatives that involve various sectors such as non-government organizations, people’s organizations, indigenous people, youth and students, farmers, fisherfolk, urban poor, upland farmers, people with disabilities, women’s groups, transport industry, business sector, local government units, academe, national government agencies, and others.<\/p>\n

Does being a Varron help you in any way?<\/strong><\/em>
\nIn many ways, yes. The Varrons pledge composed of meaningful five sentences has greatly influenced me in the work that I have concentrated on.<\/p>\n

What are the plans and activities of the UPVAA?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nFor any organization to be able to make a difference, it should have a cohesive and strong membership. In the case of the Varrons alumni, this has not been the case because post-college contacts were limited to those members in a given batch, adjacent batches or school year. There were many instances that Varrons did not know each other despite working together in different programs and projects in diversified capacities. This has been made worse by the fact that lower and upper campus interaction – college and post-college-wise – were limited to few instances only. It is for this reason that the current UPVAA Board has placed priority in the updating the database of members from 1962 to the present. The formation of the Yahoo! Egroup in 2003 by Varrons based in North America is a good start. Its rapid expansion that started in December 2006 when Vrod Edmund Sana came on board is a good sign. Right now, we are trying our best to expand the egroup membership to the entire Varrons family. With a members knowing each other well and interacting personally and virtually, group and even individual initiatives can be better planned and implemented.<\/p>\n

What is your vision for the UPVAA?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nFirst, as a group to reckon with in the UPLB (University of the Philippines at Los Ba\u00f1os) community; and second, a group to reckon with in the Philippine society.<\/p>\n

How do you envision the organization 10 years from now?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nUP Varrons will be more cohesive, have an effective communication system and be doing activities beyond the UPLB community.<\/p>\n

What is the plan of the UPVAA in terms of helping the undergraduate members?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nThere is no definite plan yet so far. We are still in the birth pains stage as the UPVAA was organized in 2004. During the 2004-2006 Board, interaction among the general membership was limited to familiar campus figures and some off-campus personalities. As I have stated above, the current Board is completing the database. Once completed, interaction among Varrons will be much easier. The Board has discussed possible income-generating projects that the undergrads can involve with so that they will not always be dependent on the kindness of alumni member every time they have activities. At present, UPVAA, through individual efforts of alumni members, extends help to the undergrads more on a case to case basis i.e. assistance to socio-cultural activities.<\/p>\n

How do you manage your time and activities between your career and the organization? Between your family and career?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nSo far, I do not find any conflict in UPVAA activities with my work, career and family. The internet has helped a lot in my interaction among the Varrons without adversely affecting my work and domestic life.<\/p>\n

How does your family take your involvement with the UPVAA?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nAlthough my wife is a member of the number one rival-organization of the UPVL in the forestry campus, there is no problem.<\/p>\n

Do you consider yourself a technophile?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Yes.<\/p>\n

Do you do a lot of internet surfing?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Yes.<\/p>\n

In what topics?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Latest local and world news on environment and natural resources, politics and technology; and world history.<\/p>\n

What is the coolest thing that you found in the internet?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> Yahoo! Groups, Google Earth (interactive 3D satellite maps of the earth) and YouTube.<\/p>\n

What types of reading materials do you find most interesting?<\/strong><\/em><\/span> News and world history.<\/p>\n

What other issues or features do you want to see published here in Tudla: UP Varrons Online?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nAchievements of Varrons, complete and accurate history of the UPVL, Varrons blogs, new and old photos about Varrons.<\/p>\n

Can you name some of the memorable events that you can remember when you were an undergraduate member of the UP Varrons?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nThe joint Aggie and Forestry presentation of \u201cHaring Ubu\u201d and the February Fair in 1978 when the UPVL was adjudged Grand Champion in Booth Design. I was part of the team that gathered materials from the Makiling Forest and constructed the booth. The booth was designed by Vrod Manny Bonita. It was a dome composed of many small triangles.<\/p>\n

Is there any advice that you can give to the undergrad members?<\/strong><\/em><\/span>
\nAs one of the moderators of the egroup, I have learned many issues on membership that have negative impact to some other members. This is on the \u201cexpulsion\u201d of some members wherein one of the main reasons was \u201cinactivity\u201d. Inactivity though can be defined in many levels and depending on the situation of the member involved. In many instances, \u201cinactivity\u201d is caused by loss of interest. To the undergrads, being a Varron is not only through fulfillment of your individual official responsibilities as an officer and member. It should also go beyond such \u201cofficial\u201d responsibilities. When a Varron becomes inactive, it should be the duty of any Varron to find out why and try to be of help. What good is being a Vrod or a Sis if one cannot help another Vrod or Sis who needs help? To have a better understanding of being a Varron, all Varrons especially the undergrads should revisit and do a deep analysis of the Varrons Pledge and its meaning and how it can be a guide in a Varron\u2019s life.

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