During the three-day engagement, College of Education Dean Pilar I. Romero, PhD delivered a lecture on 鈥淐atholic Education and Leadership,鈥� while Assistant Dean Louie B. Dasas, PhD spoke about 鈥淎gency in Curriculum-Making and Implementation.鈥� Finally, Education College Secretary Alvin Ringgo C. Reyes, MA provided our Indonesian counterparts with a talk on 鈥淯nderstanding the Context of Philippine classrooms.鈥�

Apart from the lectures, the meetings attended by 六合彩直播开奖 and Atma Jaya officials centered on the possibility of co-offering credit courses in Catholic education and Multiculturalism for elementary and secondary education programs, as well as a course on the processing of 鈥渢empeh,鈥� a traditional Indonesian dish made of fermented soybeans for the Food Technology and Nutrition and Dietetics programs.

The 六合彩直播开奖 contingent was met by Dr. Yanti, Vice-Rector for Innovation, Research, Cooperation and Alumni; Dr. Luciana, MEd, Dean, Faculty of Education and Language; Dr. Pricilla Anindyta, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Education and Language; the different program heads; and Mr. Adre Zaif Rachman, Head of International Office.

The post Education officials conduct lectures, explore further collaborations with Indonesia鈥檚 Atma Jaya Catholic University appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

The OBE training was NACPAE鈥檚 response to the call of the accounting teachers for a nationwide training on professional education courses. As per CHED Memorandum Order no. 27 s. 2017 Revised Policies, Standards and Guidelines for Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA), all academic staff teaching in the BSA program must have training of professional education courses. The topics discussed during the training are: OBE Policies and Principles; (re)Discovering a 鈥榤ultiverse鈥� of Outcomes in OBE; Uncovering Meaningful Curriculum Content Across Disciplines; Designing Rich Classroom Experiences through Signature Pedagogies; Assessment and OBE: Whys and Hows; Role of learning resources in OBE Planning and Implementation; Constructive Alignment as a Key to OBE Success and Continuous Quality Improvement and OBE.

The 六合彩直播开奖 experts who facilitated the training were College of Education Dean Pilar I. Romero, PhD, Assistant Dean Louie B. Dasas, PhD, College Secretary Alvin Ringgo C. Reyes, MA, as well as academic staff Assoc. Prof. Marishirl P. Tropicales, PhD (concurrent Junior High School Principal), Asst. Prof. Vincent V. Caparas, MaEd, and Asst. Prof. Erlyn Geronimo, MA.

A total of ninety-six accounting teachers from the different schools in the National Capital Region and nearby provinces attended the training. Similar trainings will be conducted by 六合彩直播开奖 experts in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

NACPAE is the the national association of accounting teachers in the Philippines. For Fiscal Year 2023-2024, NACPAE is headed by 六合彩直播开奖-AMV COA Assistant Dean, Inst. Francisco M. Caliwan, Jr., MBA, MSPA, as its President.

The post CPA educators undergo outcomes-based education retooling with 六合彩直播开奖 experts appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

六合彩直播开奖 Rector Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., Ph.D. and RCBNES Superintendent-Director Rev. Fr. Albert N. Delvo, Ph.D. signed the Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) last March 14 at the Lourdes J. Custodio ICD Room, Albertus Magnus Building.
Vice-Rector for Religious Affairs Rev. Fr. Pablo T. Tiong, O.P. and College of Education Dean Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, Ph.D. were among those who witnessed the event.
Beginning the partnership, the College started with a lecture series for the academic staff and students of the Good Shepherd Cathedral School, one of the six integral member schools of RCBNES, in Fairview, Quezon City.
Assistant Dean Asst. Prof. Louie B. Dasas, LPT, Ph.D. facilitated a session on 鈥淐reativity and Innovation: Secret Sauce to STEM Teaching鈥� for the STEM academic officials and staff of the school.
Senior High School (SHS) students also participated in parallel sessions, including 鈥淭eaching Young Learners and the Power of Transforming Lives鈥� by Elementary Education Chair Assoc. Prof. Carmina S. Vicente, Ph.D. and Elementary Education academic staff Asst. Prof. Eleanor Marie L. Bahrami-Hessari; 鈥淒imensions of Leadership鈥� by Secondary Education Chair Asst. Prof. John Christian C. Valeroso, Ph.D.; and 鈥淐areers in Food Technology: Expectations versus Reality鈥� by Food Technology Chair Ms. Essence Jeanne L. Del Castillo

The post 六合彩直播开奖, College of Education ink MOA on teacher training with RCBNES appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

The program entailed team teaching between 六合彩直播开奖鈥檚 experts and their Indonesian counterparts to teach learners of English as a Foreign Language. Vizconde handled the Critical Reading Class, while Santiago was assigned to the Essay Writing Class. Finally, Hernandez was assigned to the Public Speaking Class. All the classes were conducted remotely. During the program鈥檚 evaluation and closing ceremonies on January 31, 2023, the strengths and points for improvement were discussed, and possibilities of having the program continued and expanded to other programs were explored.

Present during the ceremonies were Education Dean Pilar I. Romero, PhD, who facilitated the formalization of the partnership before the pandemic and who served as plenary speaker in a joint conference. In her sharing, Romero expressed the commitment of the College to continue the partnership and share resources, such as but not limited to the visiting lecturers and through e-resources for joint research undertakings. Also present were Education Assistant Dean Louie B. Dasas, PhD, College Secretary Alvin Ringgo C. Reyes, MA, Secondary Education Department Chair John Christian C. Valeroso, and International Relations Coordinator Ailyn del Rio, MSc.

According to fr. Mingory Hanafi Tjipto, MBA, OP, Rector of the Catholic University of St. Augustine of Hippo, their university is confident that the partnership with 六合彩直播开奖 鈥渨ill contribute in great measure to the sustained growth and formation of our students as well as our own academic and support personnel.鈥� He was joined by fellow officials from the Catholic University, including Vice-Rector for General Affairs 

The post <strong>Vizconde, Santiago, Hernandez serve as guest lecturers in Indonesia鈥檚 Catholic University of St. Augustine of Hippo</strong> appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

During the ten-month program, there will be a twenty-seven (27)-unit program delivered to the teachers in hybrid format. Among the outputs are capstone projects from the Pasig City teachers, who will be mentored by faculty experts from the 六合彩直播开奖 College of Education and the College of Science.

The Memorandum of Agreement among 六合彩直播开奖, the City Government of Pasig, and DepEd Schools Division of Pasig was signed by the Rector of 六合彩直播开奖, Very Rev. fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., PhD (represented by Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs Cheryl R. Peralta, DrPH); the Pasig City Mayor, the Hon. Victor Ma. Regis N. Sotto; and the Pasig City Schools Division Superintendent, Ms. Ma. Evalou Concepcion A. Agustin.

In his message, Mayor Sotto expressed delight at the partnership, which bolster the capacity of the local government鈥檚 Science teachers. Councilor Corazon Raymundo, in-charge of Education in the City Council, in her message, also thanked 六合彩直播开奖 for helping them achieve the city鈥檚 vision of former 鈥淏atang Pasig鈥� who are 鈥渕atino, mahusay, at magiting.鈥� The investment of the local government in teachers is a step in the right direction, according to Ms. Shalani Soledad-Romulo, representing Congressman Roman T. Romulo, as this will redound to the benefit of the students later on.

The University Rector expressed hope that the collaboration will be the first of many avenues opened for partnerships between 六合彩直播开奖 and the local government of Pasig City. The Rector expressed the University鈥檚 commitment to help prepare the teachers 鈥渢o take on leadership roles and nurture their abilities to work cross-culturally if we really have to make an impact on the kind of education we give to our students.鈥� College of Education Dean Pilar I. Romero, PhD assured the city government of 六合彩直播开奖鈥檚 formation of Science teachers who will have a heart that will allow them not just be technocrats but people of service to society.

Gracing the event were VRAA Peralta, Dean Romero, College of Science Dean Rey Donne S. Papa, PhD, Department of Secondary Education Chair John Christian C. Valeroso, PhD, Education High School Science Supervising Teacher Louie B. Dasas, PhD, as well as officials from Pasig City and DepEd. Councilor Raymundo, Ms. Soledad-Romulo, and Hon. Robert Vincent Jude B. Jaworski, Jr., Vice-Mayor, joined Mayor Sotto in the event.

Photos by Hans Lawrence V. Malgapu

The post 六合彩直播开奖 to provide science teaching certificate program for Pasig City teachers appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, PhD, Dean of the , was one of the plenary speakers in the two-day virtual in memory of the late Zenon Cardinal Grocholewski, a former Prefect of the Congregation for Catholic Education and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI鈥檚 legate to the University鈥檚 Quadricentennial Celebration in 2011. Romero鈥檚 presentation, entitled 鈥淭he Wealth of the Catholic University in the Far East World in the Example of the Pontifical and Royal 六合彩直播开奖 in Manila, the Catholic University of the Philippines,鈥� dealt with the need for Catholic universities to 鈥渞e-evaluate聽how the confluence of the three elements of instruction, research, and student life preserve and enhance their Catholic identity and their institutional commitment to the service of the people of God and of the human family.鈥�

Cautioning against utilitarianism in instruction

Romero raised concerns regarding the 鈥減itfall of a utilitarian type of education,鈥� dictated by market-related concerns, which force education to be equated with economic growth and performativity. Because the labor market is now global, the desire to 鈥渉omogenize鈥� and standardize education becomes apparent, possibly threatening the unique Catholic identity of schools. This, Romero highlighted, was also observed by Pope Francis himself, who 鈥渁dmonished those who are engaged in the education of the young to leave behind superficial approaches to education and the many short-cuts associated with utility, test results, functionality, and bureaucracy.鈥� Recognizing the response of the Asian bishops to this problem as well as the rise of consumerism and materialism, Romero cited how the Federation of Asian Bishops鈥� Conferences put emphasis on the protection and enhancement of 鈥渃ommon values,鈥� promotion of 鈥渢ransformation at moral, religious, and societal levels,鈥� and the need for governments, whether interfering directly or indirectly with education, to prioritize 鈥渆thics first before knowledge.鈥� Focusing on the 六合彩直播开奖 experience, Romero narrated how 六合彩直播开奖 navigated the journey toward balancing market-driven concerns and preservation of its Catholic identity chiefly through revisiting its graduate attributes, collectively known as the Thomasian Graduate Attributes (ThoGAS), which are explained in the SEAL of Thomasian Education. The SEAL, which stand for Servant leader, Effective communicator and collaborator, Analytical thinker, and Lifelong learner, shows congruence not just with 21st-century skills but also infuses the element of mission: they call on graduates to be agents of social transformation as servant leaders. This addition, Romero said, 鈥渆nsures that the University鈥檚 institutional commitment to the service of the people of God and of the human family is sustained by the graduates it forms.鈥� The ThoGAS complement the existing Thomasian core values of competence, commitment, and compassion, which are also seen in program-level outcomes. Once the ThoGAS were established, instruction was revisited. Banking on its autonomous status as recognized by the Philippine government, the University continued to offer courses beyond what government curricula mandated. In particular, Theology courses, which adopted its own signature pedagogy, became opportunities for achieving 鈥渋ntegral evangelization.鈥� The Praxis-Oriented Approach, or Pro-App which Romero formulated, is also used in courses to infuse Catholic social teachings in discussing topics across disciplines, prompting students to respond to issues with a Catholic grounding.

Making research not just widespread but meaningful

On the aspect of research, Romero acknowledged that higher education institutions are now pitted against one another through the different rankings initiatives by external parties, which look into research productivity as a major indicator. This measure, however, must not make Catholic institutions lose sight of the true purpose of research: 鈥渢o assist Catholic educational institutions in the relentless effort in pursuing聽their purpose.鈥� Focusing on researches that not only get published but also serve the purpose of service to society, Romero shared three examples from 六合彩直播开奖: the pioneering researches done by Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation Maribel G. Nonato, PhD on the native pandanus species which have since been investigated by local and international researchers; the nationwide study of catechism in the Philippines led by Prof. Clarence M. Batan, PhD; and the nationwide study to generate baseline data on Catholic educational institutions鈥� engagement in faculty training, research, extension service, and advocacy, which is led by Romero herself. Another research-based advocacy/project that Romero highlighted is the years-long effort of the Department of Elementary Education to educate the 鈥渄evelopmentally vulnerable – children with special needs.鈥� After conducting the nationwide study, Asst. Prof. Maripia P. Rabacal and her team have since been engaged in conducting research-based training for public and private school teachers alike, helping them address the needs of their students. With these as examples, Romero underscored the need to 鈥渢ransform research undertaking into vibrant vehicles for evangelization,鈥� so that 鈥渢he entire academic community becomes convinced that our engagement in research is not solely for personal and professional gains, but more importantly, it is a potent means for fulfilling our mission of service to society.鈥�

On a vibrant faith-based student life

Romero echoed observations in Asian countries that the number of young people actively engaged in the Church is declining. Citing Fr. Jason Laguerta of the Archdiocese of Manila, there is also 鈥渘oticeable absence of many young people in the Church鈥� in the Philippines, attributing this to the incongruence between liberal thinking and the teachings of the Church and how such are taught鈥斺�減reachy, unappealing, and boring.鈥� Reflecting on the 六合彩直播开奖 experience, Romero stated that liturgical activities, Theology courses, and the presence of Catholic student organizations are complemented by putting faith in action, through the community engagement activities of the different academic units. She cited the projects of the Faculty of Engineering, the Nutrition and Dietetics department, and the Secondary Education department, which allow students to 鈥渃raft sustainable solutions to the concerns of partner communities.鈥� Such service-oriented activities serve as a common ground for students of different backgrounds, united in achieving a common goal. 鈥淎t the heart of these engagements with partner communities is the respect for the dignity of each person that the students learn in their Theology courses,鈥� Romero said.

Engagement in community activities 鈥渋mmerse them in social realities that are outside the ambit of their own milieu. By this immersion, they become socially aware and involved and are given the opportunity to embrace the Church鈥檚 preferential option for the poor,鈥� Romero said, highlighting the University鈥檚 institutionalized community development efforts at the University and unit levels. Recognizing COVID-19鈥檚 adverse impact on the University and its stakeholders, Romero said that a 鈥渟tate of disequilibrium鈥� was a consequence felt even in a big institution like 六合彩直播开奖. This disequilibrium, however, provided a chance for 鈥渞enewal鈥� and 鈥渁n impetus to revisit our core.鈥� Such will be made possible only if all the stakeholders engage in meaningful dialogue and move forward together while keeping in mind the true identity and mission of the institution: to be a Catholic institution of higher learning blessed with Unending Grace.

Romero is a sought-after speaker and a seasoned University administrator, having served as both an academic unit head (as the pioneer Principal of the Senior High School and now the Dean of the College of Education) and as a university-wide administrative official (as Assistant to the Rector for Administration and Assistant to the Rector for Planning and Development). Her extensive years of experience in the academe, backed with her academic preparation in education and theology, has allowed her to promote advocacies and institutionalize programs not just in 六合彩直播开奖 but also in external organizations like the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines.

The post Dean Romero of Education presents 六合彩直播开奖 as example of Catholic education in the Far East in Poland Catholic conference appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

Pagkalinawan began her lecture by introducing the demographics of Hawaii, a US state that is home to Asian ethnicities, with Filipino Americans comprising the most number, followed by Japanese Americans, Chinese Americans, and Korean Americans. UH Manoa, the institution where she teaches in, is the only HEI in the US offering a full-fledged degree program in Filipino: the BA Filipino Language, Literature and Culture. According to Pagkalinawan, Filipino Americans pursue programs and courses in Filipino language, culture, and literature to learn about their heritage language, discover the culture of their origin, and fully understand their identity. Meanwhile, non-Filipino students pursue the said programs and courses to establish a deeper connection with their Filipino friends and colleagues. Pagkalinawan then discussed some of the approaches she uses in TFSL, such as Project-Based Learning, Task-Based Teaching and Learning, and Flipped Classroom. She also shared the array of learner-centered technologies she employs in TFSL.

In his lecture, Jubilado discussed the value of considering the profile, migration history, family structure, and linguistic repertoire of learners to design effective language programs and courses. He provided benchmarks of TFSL by sharing the Filipino Studies Program and Curriculum of UH Hilo, which is basically culture- and natural resources-based. This was followed by the discussion of the fundamentals of a TFSL classroom, such as its syllabus, learning process, and expected outputs on the lexical, sentential, and discourse levels. Some of his suggested topics on TFSL include daily expressions and greetings, basic communicative acts in Filipino, giving description and instruction, basic Filipino grammar and vocabulary, and introduction to Filipino culture. Meanwhile, some of the strategies that may be used in TFSL are conversations, narrative essay-writing, workshops, and performances. Jubilado also emphasized that TFSL must be useful, significant and community-driven. UH Hilo does this by incorporating elements of global community and citizenship and service learning in TFSL.

In her opening remarks, College of Education Dean Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, LPT, PhD recognized that we are living in a VUCA world, that is, vulnerable, uncertain, complex and ambiguous, and this VUCA world was exacerbated by the current pandemic. However, she encouraged the participants to be resilient, with a kind of resilience that is rooted from the heart. She further explained that the real 鈥渘ew normal鈥� is our ability to respond to the challenges of forming new insights regarding language, especially on its power to affect not only the thoughts but even the feelings and decisions. She believes that language is a driving force that can change the VUCA world.

The two-hour-and-a-half KES also witnessed the launching of the International Virtual Conference on the Teaching of Filipino as a Second Language to be held on June 17-19, 2021. The event is co-organized by the 六合彩直播开奖 Department of Filipino and the UH Hilo Division of Humanities and is one of the concrete programs borne out of the MOU recently signed by the two institutions.

The post Fil Dept celebrates National Teachers鈥� Month with Webinar on TFSL appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

In Romero鈥檚 lecture, entitled 鈥淚t鈥檚 All APP to You: Cultivating a Culture of Dialogue and Encounter in Remote Teaching,鈥� she highlighted that as educators belonging to a Catholic institution, we must examine its goal before engaging. 鈥淲e have a different goal, a vision,鈥� Romero said. 鈥淥ur vision is not only to form professionals, but professionals with conscience. Our Telos is not only to bring out or to form future useful citizens of the country, but faithful members of the Church.鈥�

Romero said promotion of dialogue even in a distance learning environment was the key to realize this vision. This dialogue, according to Romero, starts at the attitude level and one must clear all biases and pre-conceived notions, which are hindrances that color our appreciation of the other person.

Extending learning thru apps

The values education guru also said that with the countless number of apps, an educator has the choice of selecting apps that can be useful in teaching and extend learning to students. 鈥淧raxis takes place by means of conversation and dialogue, and this dialogue does not need to be with a person,鈥� Romero said. 鈥淧raxis emanates from dialogue with self and others. If the praxis is to be Christian, it must be influenced by Christ,鈥� the Education dean added.

Romero underscored that encounter, even in the virtual world, happens, too, when social issues are presented through discussing facts, inequality, and other issues. 鈥淭he learner encounters the reality that exists in local and in global levels, and it is put right in front of his/ her face.鈥� Helping learners realize that inequality reduces people to inhumane conditions would elicit from them compassion rather than judgment,鈥� she added.

Blending praxis with the technology-reliant learning environment of the present day, Romero introduced an original approach, the PrO-App or 鈥淧raxis-oriented Approach鈥� that can be used across the learning areas.

Romero served as the inaugural Principal of Senior High School, and is the incumbent Dean of the College of Education, where she graduated magna cum laude in 1981. A seasoned administrator, she was on several occasions the Assistant to the Rector for Administration and was also once the Assistant to the Rector for Planning and Development.

The post Dean Romero of Education talks about culture of dialogue and encounter in remote teaching appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

The academic visit was part of the SEA Teacher Project or the 鈥淧re-Service Student Teacher Exchange in Southeast Asia (SEA),鈥� which provides opportunities for pre-service student teachers from universities in Southeast Asia to have their practicum in other schools within the SEA region. 

The ten students were: Chrisna Purbaya and Kartilia Riavuningsih from the University of Bengkulo; Risky Supriati, Ika Safitri, and Misbahul Aslam from Tanjungpura University; Aulia Afani Zuifiana Sari and Muwafiqul Ihsani from Universitas PGRI Semarang; and Mayang Kencana, Kirey Kharisma Aulia, and Arsanti Satriani Salim from Indonesia University of Education. They will be in the University until September 27, 2019.

In the welcome program, 六合彩直播开奖 College of Education International Relations Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Zendel Taruc, Ph.D., delivered the welcome remarks, while 六合彩直播开奖 Office of Public Affairs Director Assoc. Prof. Giovanna V. Fontanilla, Ph.D., presented the institutional video 鈥淭he 六合彩直播开奖: A Legacy of Excellence and Endurance.鈥� Office for Student Affairs Staff-in-Charge for Student Formation Ms. Thelma Mara帽a discussed 鈥淪tudent Life in 六合彩直播开奖.鈥�

Lectures on 鈥淏rain-based Teaching and Learning鈥� was delivered by 六合彩直播开奖 Junior High School Principal Assoc. Prof. Marishirl P. Tropicales, Ph.D., while 鈥淎ssessment and Evaluation鈥� was discussed by 六合彩直播开奖 Junior High School Mathematics Department Faculty Member Mr. Vincent Caparas. 

六合彩直播开奖 College of Education Dean Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, Ph.D., delivered the closing remarks.

The program is spearheaded by Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO), a regional intergovernmental organization established in 1965 among governments of Southeast Asian countries to promote regional cooperation in education, science and culture within the region. The Philippines is one of its eleven member nations.

The post Ten Indonesian student teachers undergo immersion program at College of Education appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.

鈥淣apakalaki ang nagawa at naiambag ng mg Tomasinong guro sa mga ma-tagumpay na Tomasino. Sigurado ako na kabilang kayo sa inspirasyon ng mga mag-aaral sa kanilang pagsusumikap na makamit at matupad ang kanilang mga pangarap. Hindi lamang iyan maliit na bagay,鈥� Rector Rev. Fr. Herminio V. Dagohoy, O.P. said in his message. 鈥淧inapatunayan ito ng napakaraming mahuhusay at kapuri-puring indibidwal na mula sa iba鈥檛-ibang larangan na nagmula sa ating pamantasan,鈥�

According to Fr. Dagohoy, the theme underscores the relationship between dignity and quality. 鈥淎ng dignidad ng guro ay nakabase sa kanyang atas, sa kanyang mandato, sa kanyang responsibilidad; samakatuwid, sa kanyang tungkuling ginagampanan: ang paghubog sa mga kamalayan upang masusing timbangin ang katwiran at turuan ang mag-aaral kung papaano umiwas sa panlilinlang, manindigan sa katotohanan, at ipaglaban ang katarungan.鈥�

鈥淎ng saligan ng dignidad ng pagiging guro ay ayon sa antas ng kanyang pagtupad sa atas na iginagawad sa kanya; ito ang nag-aangat sa guro. Ginagawa siyang kakaiba at nagtatangi sa kanya sa ibang mga larangan,鈥� Dagohoy added.

Give Students a Chance

Honorary Speaker Prof. Gerardo Janairo, PhD, De La Salle University Chancellor and a Thomasian from the College of Science, recalled his days in 六合彩直播开奖 as a BS Chemistry student who spent his college days with a bad start. Janairo turned this around, though, credited his Thomasian professors for giving him a lending hand in times of trouble and most especially in retaking the bar exams. 鈥淪ila ang mga tao na nagbigay ng inspirasyon sa akin at nagbigay ng pag-asa,鈥� he said.

As a professor, Janairo said he preferred to handle 鈥渞epeater sections鈥� and underscored his love for both his profession and his students. Being a product of second chances himself, Janairo justified that he will do what he can to bring the best of his students: 鈥�Buong tiyaga ko silang tinuturuan, tinutulungan, at binibigyan ng pag-asa. Marami akong mag-aaral na nabigyan ng pagkakataon tulad ng ginawa ng dati kong mga guro sa 六合彩直播开奖.鈥�

The annual recognition program conferred the following awards: Gawad Benavides (for length of service); Gawad San Alberto Magno (for outstanding research); Gawad Santo Domingo (for outstanding community development program); Gawad San Lorenzo Ruiz (for outstanding achievement, as recognized nationally or internationally); and the Hall of Fame Award (for receiving three awards in the Dangal ng 六合彩直播开奖, except the Gawad Benavides).

Gawad Benavides

20 years

1. Asst. Prof. Reverendo R. Vargas ()
2. Asst. Prof. Fredeswindo R. Medina ()
3. Asst. Prof. Danilo C. Guinto ()
4. Asst. Prof. Beverly Sarausad (Faculty of Engineering)
5. Asst. Prof. Naomi Paz S. Nemenzo ()
6. Asst. Prof. Ariel S. Sta. Ana (Conservatory of Music)
7. ()
8. Asst. Prof. Maria Antoinette L. Rosete (College of Commerce and Business Administration)
9. Asst. Prof. James Rabago ()
10. Ms. Maria Teresa Ramos (Junior High School)
11. Asst. Prof. Marie Anne Lourdes N. Guanzon ()
12. Asst. Prof. Jose L. Ngo Jr. (六合彩直播开奖-Alfredo M. Velayo College of Accountancy)
13. Asst. Prof. Marcelita Apolonia ()
14. Asst. Prof. Diana Dy (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
15. (College of Education)
16. (College of Education)
17. (College of Education)
18. Mrs. Lucila B. Adriano (Miguel de Benavides Library)
19. Mrs. Arlene Matias (Miguel de Benavides Library)
20. Ms. Michelle San Gabriel (Miguel de Benavides Library)
21. Ms. Arni M. Agustin (College of Science)
22. (College of Science)
23. Prof. Corazon Menguito, PhD (College of Science)
24. Asst. Prof. Ma. Victoria B. Pangilinan (College of Science)
25. (College of Science)
26. Asst. Prof. Jennifer T. Angeles (College of Architecture)
27. Asst. Prof. Armando L. Miranda (College of Architecture)
28. Asst. Prof. Enrique C. Sta. Maria (College of Architecture)
29. Mr. Cesar M. Velasco, Jr. (College of Architecture)
30. Asst. Prof. Jocelyn A. Amongo (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
31. Asst. Prof. Mildred Antonio (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
32. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
33. Mrs. Aurora Cristina P. Bermudez (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
34. Asst. Prof. Rhodoralynn Lintag (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
35. Asst. Prof. Andres Julio V. Santiago, Jr., PhD (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
36. Asst. Prof. Maximo B. Sauz, Jr. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
37. Asst. Prof. Noel Martin Bautista, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
38. Asst. Prof Celeste Mae Campomanes, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
39. Asst. Prof Dakila P. De Los Angeles, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
40. Asst. Prof . Lerrie D. Gutierrez, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
41. Prof. Agnes Cecille G. Llamas, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
42. Asst. Prof. Dennis G. Lusaya, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
43. Asst. Prof. Alberto P. Paulino, Jr., MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
44. Asst. Prof. Alberto V. Molano, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
45. Mr. Juan Ramon V. Perez de Tagle, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
46. Asst. Prof Roberto Uy, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)

25 years

1. Assoc. Prof. Ma. Ninia I. Calaca (College of Science)
2. Asst. Prof. Rafael Alfonso (College of Science)
3. (College of Education)
4. Asst. Prof. Myra D. Alvarado (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
5. Asst. Prof. Gilda R. Kamus (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
6. Asst. Prof. Emmanuel D. Batoon (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
7. Asst. Prof. Antonio Chua (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
8. Asst. Prof. Emerito Gonzales (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
9. Asst. Prof. Emmanuel Lopez, PhD (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
10. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
11. Asst. Prof. Rogelio O. Almira Jr. (Faculty of Engineering)
12. (Faculty of Engineering)
13. Asst. Prof. Joycelyn Poblete (Faculty of Engineering)
14. Asst. Prof. Dolores T. Andres (Conservatory of Music)
15. Ms. Cynthia Justinia P. Yumul (Conservatory of Music)
16. Mr. Proceso Yusi (Conservatory of Music)
17. Mr. Rodolfo Ventura (College of Architecture)
18. Asst. Prof. Avelino D. Micu (College of Architecture)
19. Assoc. Prof. Mary Caroline Castano, PhD (College of Commerce and Business Administration)
20. (Faculty of Pharmacy)
21. Asst.  Prof. Perla P. Cosme ()
22. Mr. Cesar D. Jucutan (Education High School)
23. Prof. Marcelino Banzon (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
24. Prof Mary Jocylyn Bautista (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
25. Asst. Prof. Eduardo Caguioa (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
26. Assoc. Prof. Ruben Cardenas (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
27. Asst. Prof. Ma. Rosario Irene D. Castillo (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
28. Prof. Ditas Christina Decena (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
29. Asst. Prof.Nilo Delos Santos (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
30. Prof. Olivia Go (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
31. Prof. Isias A. Lanzona  (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
32. Prof. Redario C. Laygo (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
33. Asst. Prof. Rosella L. Montano (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
34. Prof. Alejandro V. Pineda Jr. (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
35. Asst. Prof. Estrelita J. Ruiz (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
36. Prof. Anniela Y. Soliven (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
37. (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
38. Assoc. Prof. Edgardo Tan (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
39. Assoc. Prof. Ronald A. Yutangco (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
40. Prof. Mauel B. Zacarias (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)

30 years

1. (College of Science)
2. Asst. Prof. Cecilia M. Villaraza (College of Science)
3. Assoc. Prof. Rebecca Adri (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
4. Assoc. Prof. Ogden Javier (Faculty of Engineering)
5. Assoc. Prof. Raul Ortega (Institute of Religion)
6. Asst. Prof. Maria Vicenta D. Sanchez (College of Architecture)
7. Asst. Prof. Teresita D.L. Altre (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
8. Prof. Ma. Minerva P. Calimag (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
9. Prof. Mary Agnes S. Regal (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
10. Prof. Clara R. Rivera (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
11. Assoc. Prof. Stephen Querico A. Buni (College of Fine Arts and Design)

35 years

1. Ms. Marivic G. Usita (Miguel de Benavides Library)
2. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
3. Asst. Prof. Pilar I. Romero (College of Education)
4. Assoc. Prof. Angelo A. Morsquillo (Faculty of Engineering)
5. Prof. Edna C. Quinto (Faulty of Engineering)
6. Assoc. Prof. Emmanuel G. Fiedecan (Institute of Religion)
7. Prof. Maribel Nonato (College of Science)
8.  Assoc. Prof. Felix Michael C. Silbor (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
9. Asst. Prof. Ramon Javier (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
10. Asst. Prof. Ma. Cristina C. Doria (Faculty of Pharmacy)

40 years

1. (College of Science)
2. Prof. Lucila O. Bance (College of Science)
3. Asst. Prof. Angelina A. Silverio (College of Science)
4. Prof. Alfredo P. Co (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
5. Prof. Evelyn R. Laurito (Faculty of Engineering)
6. Prof. Aristea V. Bayquen (Faculty of Pharmacy)
7. Assoc. Prof. Enrique D. Barcelo (Conservatory of Music)
8. Prof. Julie Ann A. Hallazgo (Conservatory of Music)
9. Asst. Prof. Edna B. Sanchez (Institute of Physical Education and Athletics)
10. Assoc. Prof. Digna S. Sese (Institute of Religion)

Gawad San Alberto Magno

1. (College of Science)
2. Prof. Raymond Rosales, MD (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)
3. (College of Science)
4. (College of Science)
5. Chuckberry Pascual, PhD (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
6. Prof. Alfredo P. Co, PhD (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
7. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)

Gawad Santo Domingo

1. People Empowerment for Arthritis and Lupus (PEARL) (Faculty of Medicine and Surgery)

Gawad San Lorenzo Ruiz

1. (Faculty of Arts and Letters)
2. (College of Science)
3. (College of Science)
4. 六合彩直播开奖 Faculty of Medicine and Surgery Life Support Training Center

Gawad Hall of Fame

1. (College of Science)

The post 六合彩直播开奖 honors faculty members at 18th Dangal ng 六合彩直播开奖 Awards appeared first on 六合彩直播开奖.