Jose David Lapuz - Achievements

Achievements

  • Member, Royal African Society (Patron -Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II).
  • Member, Foreign Policy Association of New York, New York City, USA.
  • International Leader Grantee, under the Cultural Visitors' Program of the U.S. State Department, 1971.
  • British Council Scholar of the United Kingdom to pursue postgraduate studies in the United Kingdom, 1969.
  • Member, Honor Society of Pi Gamma Mu, University of the Philippines Chapter.
  • Member, the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, University of the Philippines.
  • Member, Rizal Center Honor Society, founded by Justice Jesus Barrera of the Philippine Supreme Court.
  • Member, Claro M. Recto Memorial Foundation.
  • Knight Grand Cross Of Rizal, the highest and greatest rank of the Knights of Rizal.
  • British Council Travel Fellow of the United Kingdom.
  • Named as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men in political scientist 1971.
  • Best Educator Awardee given by the Auxiliary National Headquarters of the Philippine Veterans' Legion, 1978.
  • Named Lecturer of the Year by the Times Journal in 1979.
  • Academic guest of USSR Academy OF Sciences and Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow and Leningrad, Soviet Union (now Russian Federation), October - November, 1987.
  • Published "Perspectives in Politics: Public and Foreign Affairs', U.S.T. Publishing House, 2005"
  • Fellow of the International Council of Leaders in Washington D.C., U.S.A, 1971.
  • Academic Visitor, Socialist East Germany, 1989.
  • Member, Francisco Balagtas Circle, founded by Senate President Blas F. Ople.
  • Lifetime Member Of The National Press Club, Magallanes, Intramuros, Manila.
  • Member of the International Visitor Program - Philippine Alumni Foundation, Inc. (IVP-PHILS)
  • CUM LAUDE GRADUATE of the University of the Philippines, Major in Political Science and History, 1964.

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