A BRIEF PERSONAL HISTORY OF INVOLVEMENT IN FORENSIC WORK OF JEROME BERMEJO BAILEN 
 

Bachelor of Science (Medical Arts) 
College of Liberal Arts/College of Medicine, 
University of the Philippines, 1961.  

Master of Arts (Anthropology) 
Graduate School of Arts and Science  
University of the Philippines , 1975  

Deteur es Science (Candidate) Doctorat d'etat Level Section 
Sciences de l'Homme et de la Terre 
Universite' de Paris, France

1986, Certificate of Training in ""Forensic Science and its Application to Human Rights Investigation," American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)  

1995 Consultant, Philippine Government Panel (NBI) Forensic Team in the Delia Maga-Flor Contemplacion Case Bilateral Consultation with the Singapore Forensic Group, St. Luke's Hospital-College of Medicine, Quezon City

1996) Special Award, University of the Philippines Alumni Association. "For Selfless and Voluntary "Pahinugod" Service to the Nation and Particularly to the Quezon City Government in Identifying many unclaimed bodies in Ozone Disco Fire; for his sheer determination in undertaking Forensic Analysis of the dead victims, manifesting the highest degree of scientific and professional skills 

1996 Also receive award of Merit for Public Service from ABS-CBN 2^nd Quezon City Government for Service rendered in the Ozone Disco Fire where Prof. Bailen headed the Task Force on Identification organized by the office of the Mayor (Ishmael Mathay) of Quezon City  

1998 Headed the Task Force on Identification, Lung Center Fire, organized by the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) organized by the MMDA Executive Officer, Gen. Nanzanciano (The Team positively identified all of the fourteen 14 unrecognizable totally burned bodies trapped in the hospital) February.  

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1998 Directed by the office of the Executive Secretary (Hon. Ronald Zamora) Malacañang to head the Taskforce (which included the NBI and PNP Medico-Legal Personnel) "to ensure the efficient and speedy identification of the victims of the recent sinking of the inter-island vessel MV Princess of the Orient of the Sulpicio Lines, Inc., last October 2, 1988.  

Since 1986 Work as Forensic Anthropologist for NGO Human Rights Group such as FIND, MAG, KARAPATAN, EMJP, DESAPARICIDOS as well as organization of Overseas Contract Workers, well as with the Commission on Human Rights on some cases.  

Also  was asked to review some high profile cases such as the Navy Ensign Phillip Pestaño, Bre-X Filipino Geologist Michael de Guzman, 2^nd OCW Salem case, among others.  

Member :

Anthropological Association of the Philippines (UGAT)  

Permanent Council, International Union of Anthropologist 2nd Ethnologist, 1988 up to the present. Based in Great Britain 

Honorary Member, Philippine Association of Professional Criminologist, 1998
 

Presently  

Associate Professor of Anthropology. University of the Philippines

He taught the following 'Subjects: Physical Anthropology; Laboratory and Field Methods in Physical Anthropology; Forensic Anthropology; Culture and Personality; Sex and Culture, among others