Background
Narciso, Isabel Magsino was born on August 13, 1919 in Manila, Philippines. Daughter of Pedro Paras and Feliza Urquico (Magsino) Narciso.
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Isabel Magsino Narciso
Edit Profileschool administrator music and English tutor
Isabel Magsino Narciso, School administrator, music and English tutor. Recipient Honorable Mention, 10th Haiku Poetry Contest, Japan, 1978, Karta award United Poets International United States of America, 1987, several awards Ministry of Education, Peru, 1982-1989; named Laureate Woman of Letters, United Poets International United States of America, 1988. Member Modern Language Association, Poetry Society Japan, United Poets International.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Education, St. Paul College, Manila, 1949; Master of Science, U. Santo Tomas, Manila, 1970; Diploma in Ednl. Administration, Reading (England) University, 1971.
Career
Principal, St. Joseph's Institute, Candon, Philippines, 1944-1945; principal, St. Paul College, Quezon City, Philippines, 1945-1948, 56-57; teacher, St. Paul College, Manila, 1948-1949; teacher, French Convent School, Hong Kong, 1949-1955; teacher, St. Paul College, Bocave, Philippines, 1955-1956; principal, St. Columban's School, Pagadian City, Philippines, 1957-1962; principal, supervisor, St. Paul's Secondary School, Hong Kong, 1962-1969; supervisor-principal, St. Paul's Convent School, Hong Kong, 1971-1980; supervisor, principal, directress, Fe y Alegria Northern 16, Chimbote, Peru, 1982-1989; directress, kindergarten school and kindergarten school for poor children, Lima, since 1993. Author booklets; writer haikus, also poems in English and Spanish.
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Membership
Member Modern Language Association, Poetry Society Japan, United Poets International.
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Nationality
Philippine -
Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient Honorable Mention, 10th Haiku Poetry Contest, Japan, 1978, Karta award United Poets International United States of America, 1987, several awards Ministry of Education, Peru, 1982-1989. Named Laureate Woman of Letters, United Poets International United States of America, 1988.Recipient Honorable Mention, 10th Haiku Poetry Contest, Japan, 1978, Karta award United Poets International United States of America, 1987, several awards Ministry of Education, Peru, 1982-1989. Named Laureate Woman of Letters, United Poets International United States of America, 1988.