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General Requirements
- Articles should be original and have never been published elsewhere, in part or whole.
- Articles will be subjected to a double-blind editorial review. Contributors may be required to make revisions based on reviewers’ comments and suggestions and for reasons of style.
- Images, graphs, and other illustrations must be clean, clear and sharp.
- Contributors are responsible for obtaining permission from copyright holders for reproducing illustrations, tables, figures or any lengthy quotations previously published elsewhere.
- Statements in articles are the responsibility of contributors.
- Articles submitted may be checked with duplication checker software to avoid cases of plagiarism.
- The Editorial Board reserves the right to reject contributions which do not meet the journal’s criteria.
- Contributions may be sent thru any of the following:
- Postal Mail
The Editor, Kinaadman Journal, XU Press Office,
Room 203 Lucas Hall Building,
Corrales Avenue, Cagayan de Oro City, 9000 Philippines
- E-copy
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- Contributors are required to submit a biodata of not more than 300 words, with the following information:
- full name, including titles/degrees
- educational background and current institutional affiliation
- research interests and publications
- contact number, postal and email address.
- Document Formatting and Citation
Academic papers in the Humanities field should be in MLA style; those in the Social Sciences should be in APA format.
Articles
- Articles should be in English language
- Articles must be on language and literature, Mindanaoan history and other concerns affecting southern Philippines.
- Abstract must not exceed 300 words.
- Abstract must be followed by 3-5 keywords or phrases.
- Footnotes must be avoided; in-text citations must be used.
- Illustrations like tables and figures should be kept to a minimum.
- Articles should be double-spaced, 15-20 pages in length (saved as Word Document), Minion Pro or Times New Roman, Font size 12.
Book Reviews
- Book must have been published within the last two (2) years at the time of the review.
- Book must be on language and literature, Mindanaoan history and other concerns affecting southern Philippines.
- Review must not exceed seven (7) typewritten pages, double-spaced.
- Any reference in book reviews should be fully documented.
Kinaadman is a Visayan word signifying both knowledge and wisdom.
Kinaadman is an annual, peer-reviewed journal published by XU Press at Xavier University. It publishes research articles, literary writing, and book reviews. First published in 1979 through the directive of Father Ernesto O. Javier SJ, then President of Xavier University, its founding editor was Father Miguel A. Bernad SJ, who had built the journal’s reputation for scholarship in the humanities and social sciences; and forged a unique identity for the journal through its emphasis on Mindanao studies.
The journal’s logo was designed by Father Salvador Wee SJ. The vinta, a traditional boat often seen in southern Philippine seas, bears on its sail the letter K in the old Philippine alphabet. The font, specially made for the journal, is also based on Philippine native syllabary.
Kinaadman is a member of AJN (Asian Journal Network).
Xavier University Festival Days 2017
Every Xavier University Festival Days celebration is an extraordinary equation of excellence, advocacies, and entertainment. Before every year ends, thousands of people look forward to and participate in this festival that evokes revelry for the university’s expanding academic horizon, cultural and artistic wealth, missions in the peripheries, and bright aspirations.
EXPLORE
This year, our celebration is steered by the wonderful story of the General Congregation 36 of the Society of Jesus, where it gives emphasis to the element of the sea that invites us to explore deeply, rowing out into the deep water, towards horizons and frontiers; where the Spirit blows to help us row; and where the flame over the cross sets “a fire that kindles other fires” which continues to burn upon the mast to illuminate how to discern the direction. Our pursuits for integral development — from the hinterlands of Mindanao to the coastal communities along the Macajalar Bay, from responding to the crisis in Marawi to establishing a new technical-vocational school — make up this journey of strengthening our identity within our actual context.
EXCEL
It’s a show of the vastness and diversity of Xavier Ateneo’s narratives dedicated to our country and to the world, her passionate explorations as she continues to offer quality education, her frontiers that give more meaning to our formation, her many changes that have enabled us to learn how to wither storms that come our way, and her dreams to etch her vision in every Atenean. As Xavier Ateneo family, we keep the flame like “a burning wick that never goes out.” We are future-ready.
EXPERIENCE
To celebrate our accomplishments, transitions, and opportunities, we must give the highest value to experience as the greatest purveyor of lessons in life. At Xavier Ateneo, we Experience Excellence to strive for magis with depth, love, and excitement. XUFD is about us as a big family — a family that is open and amicable, united amidst differences, determined to explore, and connected with each other by a common goal: development that works for everyone.
The university invites us to revel in the biggest and longest festival in Cagayan de Oro City. For many years now, XUFD falls nothing short of the embodiment of Xavier Ateneo’s love, compassion, and generosity.
Celebrate the Xavier University Festival Days with us from 29 November to 2 December 2017.
Explore + Excel + Experience
Position | Name |
President | Anna Marie Ashley B Rosales |
Vice - president | Cherry Anne B Salva |
Executive Secretary | Aage Benedict P Maneja |
4th year Representative | Joshua Matthew C Sanchez |
3rd year Representative | Amy Queen D Degamo |
Auditor | Matilda Monina R Motol |
Treasurer | Michelle Andrea E Mercado |
Department of Academics Head | William Ken Alfonsus C Lumactod |
Department of Academics Associate | Lloyd Patrick D Gilig |
Department of Budget and Finance | Sherrylyn Q Mejos |
Department of Communications Head | Martina Tanya M Lluch |
Department of Communications Associate | Sheena Ara A Parantar |
Department of Communications Associate | David Sim Christopher M Tampus |
Department of Events Management Head | Renzo V Luzon |
Department of Events Management Associate | Ara Mae V Saballa |
Department of Events Management Associate | Jarmmie Rose M Rivera |
Department of Events Management Associate | Gamyla Jain M Palao |
Department of Internal Affairs | Trustin Meg Ryann E Famas |
Department of Internal Affairs Associate | Katrina Monica P Talinduca |
Department of Internal Affairs Associate | Maia Chrysalia T Marbella |
Department of Social Involvement Head | Regina June B Cantular |
Department of Social Involvement Associate | Francis Jude G Derequito |
Department of Student Services Head | Jesus Crisostomo S Mulawan III |
Department of Student Services Associate | Dianne T Fabela |
Department of Research and Development Head | Angelica Paulien M Rivera |
Department of Research and Development Associate | Riant Jork G Arabejo |
House Secretary | Vanessa B Sabangan |
Associate Secretary | Nicole Angel S Dael |
Electoral Commission Deputy Commissioner | Steven Timothy S Manuel |
Constitutional Court Justice | Oriel B Gualberto |
Student Rights and Welfare Deputy Commissioner | Nicolai Herchel S Hembrador |