February 2012, Vol.3 No.1

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MVPs and Rookies of the Year Titles, Too!
UE Fencers Earn 3 UAAP 74 Championships
Story on page 6
December 2011February 2012
Vol. 1, No. 3
Reporting milestones
about and for the
UE
Community
www.ue.edu.ph
Students • Faculty • Officers
• Personnel • Alumni
Dr. Andrew Tan (2nd from right) at the conferment proper last December,
flanked by (from left) UE President Ester Garcia, UE Vice Chairman
Jaime Bautista and CHED Executive Director Julito Vitriolo
‘Mega’ Alumnus Andrew Tan
Conferred His First Honorary Degree
Business tycoon Andrew L.
Tan was honored by the University
of the East with the degree of Doctor
of Humanities, Honoris Causa,
on December 8, 2011, at the PICC
Plenary Hall in Pasay City. The 2
p.m. event coincided with the 13th
Midyear Commencement Rites of
UE Manila and UE Caloocan, and
this marked the first time for Dr. Tan
to receive an honorary degree from
any institution.
A UE BSBA 1974 graduate,
Magna Cum Laude, Dr. Tan is a
known businessman and philanthropist
with business interests in real estate,
food and beverage, quick-service
restaurants and integrated tourism
under the umbrella corporation
New
ElementaryHigh School
Building
Rising in
Caloocan
a new Elementary and High
School Building is rising in UE
Caloocan (architect’s perspective
shown above).
UE Caloocan’s new building will
be completed in time for SY 20122013. This dedicated structure will
Alliance Global Group, Inc. (AGI).
In the field of real estate, Dr. Tan
is best known as the Chairman and
President of Megaworld Corporation,
one of the country’s foremost
residential developers and the name
behind Eastwood City, McKinley
Hill and Newport City, to name
a few. He is also the chairman of
Emperador Distillers, Inc. and has
49% equity through AGI’s investment
in Golden Arches Development
Corp., the master franchise holder of
McDonald’s in the Philippines. His
Travellers International Hotel Group
Inc. manages and runs Resorts
World Manila, the Philippines’ first
integrated tourism resort located
across Ninoy Aquino International
Airport Terminal 3 in Pasay City.
Via Megaworld Foundation,
Dr. Tan undertakes various socioeconomic development programs
and supports projects contributing
to the empowerment of the less
privileged in Philippine society.
Among their programs is the
Megaworld Foundation scholarship,
which provides grants to students
that excel in both academic and
leadership endeavors.
Dr. Tan is a recipient of several
awards, among them the Order of
Lakandula, with the rank of Bayani,
in 2010. UE has also recognized
Mr. Tan as its Most Outstanding
Alumnus in 2003 and as one of the
60 Most Outstanding Alumni in 2006,
during UE’s Diamond Jubilee.
Dr. Avelina A. De La Rea, Dean
of the UE Graduate School, presented
the honoree to the audience while
UE Caloocan Chancellor Zosimo M.
Battad read the Address of Petition for
Conferment. UE Manila Chancellor
Linda P. Santiago read the Citation,
wherein Dr. Tan was acknowledged
as UE’s “son whose genius it helped
sharpen into an instrument for the
creation of what’s good, true and
beautiful.” He was also praised in
the citation for believing in his vision,
overcoming poverty and having a
sharp business acumen.
UE President Ester A. Garcia
then conferred the honorary
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allow for more pupils and students of
UE Caloocan’s Elementary and High
School Department (EHSD) to benefit
from the UE brand of primary and
secondary teaching, and coincides
with the national implementation of
the K-12 basic education program.
The new UE building will be eight
storeys high, with partially covered
and open decks, and will house over
30 classrooms, plus computer labs,
multimedia and instrumentation
rooms, science labs, a canteen, a
library, an auditorium and more.
Boys’ Volleyball Team Earns
8th UAAP Crown in a Row
UE Libraries Dept. Awarded
Outstanding Academic
Library of 2011
CBA Manila Alumnus Offers
New UE Scholarship
COE Cal. Graduate Awarded
Most Outstanding ECE in PHL
The Joint Summer 2012 &
SY 2012-2013 Calendar
The UE Campuses’ JanuaryFebruary 2012 Calendars
Go Global!: The 2012
UE Alumni Homecoming
Silangan
‘8-Peat’ Attained; Girls’ Team Earns 2nd Place
Boys’ Volleyball Team Wins
8th Consecutive UAAP Championship
The UE Red Warriors Boys’
Volleyball Team was declared the
Champion for the eighth consecutive
year of the UAAP Boys’ Volleyball
Tournament after defeating the
University of Santo Tomas in three
sets last February 5 at the UE
Caloocan Gym. As such, the Boys’
Volleyball team now holds both
the most number of championships
won in the division with 11, as well
as the longest winning streak in the
division.
T h e Wa r r i o r s s w e p t t h e
elimination round of this year ’s
tournament with 10 wins and zero
losses, giving them a twice-to-beat
advantage going into the finals.
UST, on the other hand, had to
hurdle a bout against National
University, with whom they shared
a 7-wins, 3-losses standing after the
elimination round.
Edward V. Camposano, a 2ndyear student at the UE Elementary
and Secondary Laboratory Schools
(ESLS), was the tournament’s
Most Valuable Player. He was also
recognized as Best Spiker and Best
Receiver.
Fellow sophomore Christian
Lorez S. Gopio was recognized as
the Rookie of the Year. Senior-year
students Geuel D. Asia and Karl
Justine D. Roque were the Best Setter
and Best Receiver, respectively.
The photo shows (from left) Asst. Coach Robert Javier, Asst. PE Director-OIC Rodrigo Roque, Joshua Umandal,
Reuel Asia, Karl Justine Roque, Aaron Yencheung, Ron Adrian Medalla, Rencel Ambay, Edward Camposano,
Geuel Asia, Jack Kalingking, Lester Kim Sawal, Ralph Raymond Madrigal, Christian Lorenz Gopio,
Evander Monsanto, Czarles Garcia and Coach Ruel Pascual.
Rounding up the winning Boys’
Volleyball Team are freshmen Rencel
M. Ambay, Czarles S. Garcia, Ralph
Raymond C. Madrigal, Ron Adrian
D. Medalla, Joshua A. Umandal and
Aaron F. Yencheung; and junior
students Reuel D. Asia, Jack L.
Kalingking, Evander C. Monsanto
and Lester Kim V. Sawal
The UE Red Warriors Girls’
Volleyball Team, for its part, was the
1st Runner-up in the Girls’ Volleyball
Tournament after bowing to De
La Salle Zobel at their matches on
January 28 and 29, also at the UE
Caloocan Gym.
First-year student Christine
Mhae Tolentino was recognized
as the Rookie of the Year and Best
Libero, while senior student Pia
Gabrielle B. Sarmiento was the Best
Receiver.
Completing the Girls’ Volleyball
Team are freshmen Kate Jazlyne L.
Acuzar, and Michaella Charise E.
Kutch; sophomores Roselle P. Baliton,
Chumcee Ann P. Caole, Janica Bianca
Anjela P. Escalambre, Micca Z.
Nazario and Aurea Francesca C.
Racraquin; junior Ma. Shaya C.
Adorador; and seniors Mary Jean
G. Alzo, Nina Christine D. Baltazar,
Eunique D. Chan and Alissa C.
Magallanes.
UE alumnus Ruel Pascual, a 1999
Bachelor of Secondary Education,
Major in Physical Education,
graduate of the College of Education,
serves as the Head Coach of the
UE Red Warriors Boys’ Volleyball
Team, with Mr. Robert Javier as the
Assistant Coach. For the Girls’ Team,
alumnus Bobby Celso, a UE BSED,
PE 1991 graduate, serves as the Head
EHSD Now an ESC-Accredited School
The UE Elementary and
High School Department (EHSD) in
UE Caloocan passed accreditation
procedures by the Fund for Assistance
to Private Education (FAPE) after an
accreditation visit to the UE Caloocan
Campus last November 11. With this
accreditation, the UE EHSD is now
an Education Service Contracting
(ESC)-Accredited School, effective
School Year 2012-2013.
With the EHSD now an ESCaccredited school, graduates of public
elementary schools who wish to enroll
in the EHSD as freshmen may now be
extended a P10,000 subsidy annually
by the Philippine government through
FAPE. The ESC is one of the major
government programs through
FAPE. The financial grant aims to
help decongest the country’s public
high schools by providing grants and
subsidies worth P10,000 to students
who enroll in private high schools
from freshman year onwards. The
program is similar to the now-defunct
Education Voucher System (EVS) of
former President Gloria MacapagalArroyo, of which the EHSD as well
as the Elementary and Secondary
Laboratory Schools in UE Manila
were accredited schools.
Similar to other accreditations,
the FAPE accreditation looks at
the quality of education, facilities,
level of achievement of the faculty,
curricular programs, leadership and
management, as well as the school’s
mission and vision, all of which the
EHSD passed.
While there is no grade requirement
or maintaining grade necessary to
avail of the subsidy, the EHSD may
adapt its own screening procedures
to better evaluate the capabilities of
those who will be recommended as
grantees. In addition, the ESC is a
continuous, government-mandated
program, meaning there is no need for
re-accreditation.
‘MEGA’ ALUMNUS ANDREW TAN • Continued from page 1
degree upon Dr. Tan. Atty. Julito D.
Vitriolo, Executive Director of the
Commission on Higher Education,
UE Vice Chairman Jaime J. Bautista
and President Garcia presided over
the placing of the academic hood
and cap and the presentation of the
medallion upon the honoree. On
stage to witness the event were Dr.
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Andrew Tan’s wife Katherine, sons
Kevin and Kendrick (the latter with
wife Rain), and daughter Kara.
In his commencement address,
Dr. Tan looked back on his experiences
as a UE student. He also shared some
of the six most valuable lessons
he learned during his almost four
decades in business: work hard from
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day one; have a vision and pursue
it with a passion; be innovative; be
prepared for the unexpected; don’t
give up; and share your blessings.
Dr. Tan is the 28th honoree to
receive an honorary degree from
UE, and the eighth alumnus to be
bestowed such an honor.
Coach, while fellow alumnus Mark
Anthony Santos, a UE BSED, PE 2005
graduate, is the Assistant Coach.
Weightlifting
Team Wins
Eight ‘Batang
Pinoy’ Medals
The year 2011 proved to be a
good one for the UE Red WarriorsWeightlifting Team as they amassed
a total of 80 gold medals, 70 silver
medals and 28 bronze medals from
various competitions throughout
the year.
The team ended 2011 with a
bang via the National Batang Pinoy
Games last December 10 to 13 at the
Naga College Foundation, in Naga
City, Camarines Sur, winning eight
medals.
In this competition, the UE team’s
members who are Elementary and
Secondary Laboratory Schools (ESLS)
students received three gold medals,
three silver medals and two bronze
medals.
Winning gold medals were Daryl
Ann Ancuelo, Jamil Joseph Sebastian
and Edwin Lucero.
The silver medals were earned by
Emily Racelis, Herbert Cadenas and
Aislinn Agnes Yap. Eriel Cardano
and Ma. Celinna Espeña each won
a bronze medal. Also competing for
UE was Ronald Pagalan.
T h e U E R e d Wa r r i o r s
Weightlifting Team is mentored by
Coach Edmundo Jose G. Cardano.
The members of Lualhati’s entire
weightlifting squad will restart their
campaign for weightlifting supremacy
in 2012 via the 4-1 Powerlifting:
Interschool, Class B, Novice, Luzon
Championships on January 28-29,
2012, and the Philippine National
Games and National 5-1 Weightlifting
Championships in May 2012.
Silangan
US-Based CBA Mla Alumnus
Initiates New UE Scholarship
Mr. Pelagio S. Sardoma Jr., a
graduate of the UE College of Business
Administration-Manila who has been
based in the USA since November
1974, has returned to his Alma Mater
in a big way: by setting up, through
a memorandum of understanding
with UE, a scholarship program for a
succession of graduating Accountancy
students of his College.
In his visit on August 2, 2011, to
UE Manila—his first time to see the
Campus again since graduating in
1969—Mr. Sardoma met with President
Ester A. Garcia to establish the Pelagio
S. Sardoma Jr. Hope Scholarship
Program.
This program is one of the major
projects in the Philippines of The
Sardoma Group Inc., which was
incorporated in the Philippines in
2011. Mr. Sardoma has actually been
permanently based in Guam since
1984, the year he established Sardoma
& Associates, a firm that he owns and
operates and which continues to offer
accounting, bookkeeping, taxation
and business consulting services to
residents of Guam, the Pacific and
continental USA.
Having needed to earn money to
stay enrolled, by working as an agencybased security guard for a succession
of companies while studying for his
UE Accounting degree, Mr. Sardoma
aims for the Hope scholarship to be a
lifeline, starting in school year 20122013, by sponsoring the tuition and
miscellaneous expenses of a graduating
Accountancy student of CBA Manila
who may be experiencing financial
difficulty. The selection process will
be undertaken by Mr. Sardoma and
his son Paul John, who is the Sardoma
Group’s Chief Operating Officer, in
coordination with UE through its
Admissions Office in Manila.
In addition, the Hope scholarship
will also offer to sponsor the review
fee of a few deserving, financially
struggling reviewees, for the licensure
examination for certified public
accountants, at the UE Center for
Review and Special Studies.
A CPA throughout his career, Mr.
Pelagio Sardoma Jr. passed the CPA
licensure exam in the Philippines in
1970. After a series of accountingrelated work, he migrated to Guam
in Thanksgiving 1974. After briefly
staying in New York starting in 1978,
he and his family moved back to Guam
in 1984, where he has been based
ever since, but not before earning his
American CPA license in New Jersey
in 1982. He has since been a member
of the American Institute of Certified
Public Accountants, and has been a
practicing CPA of New Jersey since
’82 and of Guam since ’86. For many
years, he was even the only Filipino
CPA in Guam.
In 2005, he added to his life’s work
by establishing Mega Realty, a real
estate services firm of which he is the
Principal Broker. Mega Realty is the
representative in Guam of Megaworld
Corporation and Properties of Dr.
Andrew L. Tan who, incidentally, is
also a UE CBA Manila graduate.
Mr. Sardoma has also been a
4th-degree member of the Knights of
Columbus since 1989 and has been,
since 2006, a Guam-governmentappointed member of the state’s Board
of Equalization for real estate, of which
he is the incumbent Secretary.
Hope scholarship hopefuls are
encouraged to coordinate with the
Admissions Office in UE Manila and
to visit the Group at www.sardoma.com
immediately to apply.
Mr. Pelagio Sardoma Jr. (right) with UE President Ester Garcia and
Marketing Department Executive Director Jesus Tanchanco Sr.
UE alumnus and Most Outstanding ECE in the Philippines, Engr. Teodoro Buenavista Jr. (center),
flanked by (from left) IECEP National President Ornan S. Vicente, Pangasinan Congresswoman
Ma. Rachel J Arenas, Engr. Enrico Delmoro and Engr. Virgilio Javier (Most Outstanding ECEs in
Electronics and Computer & IT, respectively)
Eng’g-Caloocan Alumnus
Awarded Most Outstanding
ECE in the Philippines
Engr. Teodoro D. Buenavista
Jr., a graduate of the UE College of
Engineering-Caloocan, was recognized
as the Most Outstanding Electronics
Engineer in the Philippines by the
Institute of Electronics Engineers in
the Phils., Inc. (IECEP) during its
Convention and Exhibit at the SMX
Convention Center last Nov. 3 to 5.
In the same ceremony, he received
the award for Outstanding ECE in the
Regulatory Field, making him eligible
for the Most Outstanding ECE in the
Philippines award.
A native of Ipil, Zamboanga
Sibugay, Engr. Buenavista graduated
from UE with a BSECE degree
in 1987; he went on to earn his
ECE license in 1988. He served as
foreman at Uniden Philippines
Corporation from 1988 to 1989
before starting work at the National
Telecommunications Commission
(NTC) as a telecommunications
engineer in 1990.
In 1997, he was promoted to
Regional Director Officer-in-Charge
of the NTC Western Mindanao Office.
In 2001, he became NTC’s Director for
Administrative and Finance Department,
based in Manila. He returned to
Mindanao as the Regional Director of
the NTC Northern Mindanao Office
from 2002 to 2006. From 2006 to 2007,
he became the Director of Telecom
Planning and Development Dept.
of the NTC’s Main Office in Manila.
He was reappointed NTC Regional
Director for Northern Mindanao
in 2007, a position he holds to the
present.
In addition, he also provided
consultancy services to the Misamis
Oriental Telephone System and the
Office of the Undersecretary of the
Department of Energy. He also served
as the Chairman of the Regional
Information and E-Commerce
Committee of the Regional Development
Council for Region 10 from 2008 to
2010. In the same period, he became the
Founding Officer of the organization
dubbed Career Executive Officers
for Northern Mindanao (CEO-NM).
He has also been an invited lecturerfacilitator for policy development,
change management and leadership
trainings and team buildings since
2006.
Prior to his IECEP presidency,
Engr. Buenavista was the IECEP’s
elected Vice President for External
Affairs for January to December 2009,
and was its Vice President for Internal
Affairs for January to December
2010.
He has received numerous
awards, mostly from the Rotary Club
and IECEP. He received both the
Service Award and the Presidential
Citation Award in 2000 from the
Rotary Club of Zamboanga City
West. He was also recognized as
Rookie Rotarian of the Year in 2003
by the Rotary Club of Cagayan de
Oro West. Also in 2003, he received
the Outstanding ECE in Government
and Public Service from the IECEPNational. In 2009, he received the
Presidential Recognition Award,
also from the IECEP-National. He
was one of the semi-finalists in the
Civil Service Commission-Region
10’s Outstanding Head of Agency
Award in 2010.
Engr. Buenavista, who will also
serve as the National President and
Chairman of the IECEP for 2012,
joins a long line of UE alumni who
have been awarded by the IECEP for
their outstanding contributions in
the field of electronics engineering.
Recently recognized as well were
COE Caloocan Associate Dean
Miriam R. Borja (UE BSECE 1984),
who was recognized as Outstanding
ECE in the Field of Education in 2010,
and CICT Telecommunications Office
Project Manager George P. Tardio
(UE BSECE 1995), who was awarded
as the 2010 Outstanding ECE in the
field of Communications.
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Silangan
The University celebrated a
“MaLualhating Pasko sa Silangan”
this past Christmas season with
a bevy of activities, including the
lighting of the UE Manila Christmas
Tree at the Campus’ Quadrangle on
November 29, 2011
...and of the UE Caloocan
Christmas Tree at the Campus’
Field on December 6, 2011. The
entire celebration concluded
with the UE Caloocan Christmas
Program on Dec. 19 and the
University-wide Christmas
Extravaganza on Dec. 20.
Org Continues Christmas
Tradition for Charity
The UE Student Catholic
Action-Christian Communities
Program began its traditional
Christmas caroling of various UE
Manila offices on December 1, 2011.
A longtime tradition of the
organization, the SCA-CCP’s memberstudents go in shifts to visit offices on
campus and sing carols in exchange for
donations. The project’s proceeds go
to their annual Christmas gift-giving
program at the Tala Leprosarium in
Northern Caloocan.
Tala Leprosarium is one of the
eight sanitaria mandated to serve
patients afflicted with Hansen’s
Disease, which is more popularly
known as leprosy. The haven was
established in 1940 by Commonwealth
Act No. 161, which declared the
leprosarium as a reservation and
settlement area for Hansenites and
their immediate families. It has a
total land area of 130,000 hectares. It
maintains facilities for ambulatory,
disabled and aged leprosy patients.
The leprosarium has long been
a beneficiary of the UE SCA-CCP’s
Christmas caroling.
For 2011, their Christmas
Program was held on December 18.
For this visit, the SCA-CCP prepared
a short program and a simple salusalo for the patients and staffers.
They also prepared simple gifts such
as groceries for the patients, some
of whom have been abandoned by
their loved ones.
SCA-CCP members go caroling at the
University Relations Office last Dec. 1
Part of “Project HIV” campaign of Red Cross Youth Manila
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CCSS Prof now IBM-certified
DB2 Academic Associate
Prof. Sheila M. Geronimo of
the UE College of Computer Studies
and Systems is now an IBM-certified
Academic Associate for DB2 9 Database
and Application Fundamentals. This
after she successfully completed an
intensive training program which was
organized by the Philippine Society of
IT Educators National Capital Region
(PSITE-NCR), led by current PSITE
President John Ruero, in cooperation
with IBM Philippines, and held on
December 5-9, 2011, at Adamson
University.
DB2 is a type of database
management software by IBM that
facilitates interaction among computer
users.
IBM, through PSITE-NCR,
invited UE and the Society’s other
member-institutions to join the
training program. Among the perks
of the training program was the free
certification provided by IBM, which
usually costs $200.
Prior to the actual seminar, Prof.
Geronimo (seen in the photo above,
7th from left, with the program’s
other participants) was one of the
17 people who passed the qualifying
examination for eligibility to undergo
training given by IBM Philippines in
the first week of December.
Out of that 17, only 11 attended
the five-day rigorous training.
Prof. Geronimo was the lone UE
participant along with attendees
from different schools such as Centro
Escolar University, Technological
Institute of the Philippines, Manila
Central University, Lyceum of the
Philippines University and AMA
Computer University.
Each training day consisted of
lectures and two or three examinations,
all in preparation for the final exam
by IBM International. Prior to the
final examination, they were given a
mock exam, of which only those who
passed would be allowed to take the
certification exam.
Of the 11, only Prof. Geronimo
and eight others were certified after
passing the certification exam.
As a certified Academic Associate,
Prof. Geronimo is now entitled to
provide training on DB2 (at IBM’s
discounted rate), which she intends to
do to the graduating CCSS students
as well as to her co-faculty members,
with the support of UE CCSS Dean
Rodany Merida. Such training will
be beneficial for UE students and the
University as a whole since it will
provide students with a new learning
venue regarding database software.
With the certification coming from
IBM, an industry specialist, this also
mean that UE students would be
equipped with the latest database
management systems used by the
industry.
Prof. Geronimo is a UE CCSS
graduate, having earned her BS
Computer Science degree in 1992 and
Doctor of Education in Administration
in 2011 from the UE Graduate School.
She currently serves as the President
of UE CCSS Faculty Club, and is the
former President and an honorary
member of PSITE-NCR.
She also holds a Java NetBeans
certification, which she earned in
1998.
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(From far right) Dr. Marietta Reyes-Otero,
Dr. Elisa Puzon, Chancellor Linda Santiago, Brgy.
402 Zone 41 Kagawad George Lazo and some of the
beneficiaries of this gift-giving program
Graduate School Plays Santa
Via ‘Project ALOLA’
The UE Graduate School
distributed Christmas gifts to about
30 senior citizens from Barangays
401 and 402 in Sampaloc, Manila,
under the Project Alay Kay Lola
at Lolo ng Maynila (ALOLA) giftgiving last December 20 at the main
lobby of the P. O. Domingo Center for
Information Technology. A combination
of community outreach and research,
Project ALOLA seeks to help senior
citizens improve their health through
nourishment, free dental services,
exercise, recreation, guidance and
counseling, as well as to measure
the impact of the project through
research.
At the gift-giving, Dr. Marietta
Reyes-Otero, the program’s project
leader, assured that the Graduate
School—through the leadership of
Master in Dentistry Program Coordinator
Dr. Elisa Puzon—will continue the
free dental checkup and free denture
program even after the end of the
research.
Each of the Christmas packages
contained a kilo of rice, canned goods,
instant noodles, sugar, powdered milk
and powdered coffee from the Office of
Manila Mayor Alfredo S. Lim and a UEALOLA umbrella from the New Citizen
Dental Supply. Dr. Lourdes Terrado
assisted in the distribution.
UE Manila Chancellor Linda P.
Santiago greeted the senior citizens a
“Ma-Lualhating Pasko”—echoing the
University’s Christmas 2011 theme,
“MaLualhating Pasko sa Silangan.” She
thanked Dr. Otero and the members of
Project ALOLA for taking the time to
care for the needs of senior citizens,
especially UE’s neighbors.
Engr. Claro P. Pardo, Vice President
of the Senior Citizens Association of
Barangays 401 and 402, responded on
behalf of the senior citizens, thanking
the University for devoting time and
effort for them.
Organized by the UE Graduate
School, in cooperation with the UE
Office of Extension and Community
Outreach (OECO), the City Government
of Manila, the Department of Social
Welfare and Development-Manila and
the barangay officials of Barangays 401
and 402, the project’s seed money
was a research donation from Mrs.
Preciosa Diaz-Castillo, a sorority sister
of Graduate School Dean Avelina A.
De La Rea, who is also the research
team adviser.
The Graduate School team consisted
of Dr. Otero; Dr. Elisa G. Puzon for
the free dental service and solicitation
of giveaways; Dr. Lourdes Terrado,
the co-project leader who handled the
counseling aspect; Dr. Roberto Villarroel,
the statistician; and Ms. Leonora Celso and
Ms. Olivia Pelagio, two faculty members
of the Department of Physical Education,
through the courtesy of Assistant
Director-Officer in Charge Rodrigo
M. Roque, who designed kinetic
activities for the elderly.
The Office of Mayor Lim provided
snacks for the elderly in all of the 12
Saturdays of sessions from August to
October via Mr. Jay Dela Fuente, a UE
MA Public Administration student who
is now the head of Manila Department of
Social Welfare (MDSW). He was assisted
by Ms. Celia Garcia and Ms. Cecil of
the same office. Mayor Lim provided
recreation via free entrance to the Manila
Ocean Park and the Manila Zoo.
UE OECO Director Rogelio I.
Espiritu made his NSTP students
available for the interview portion of
the research. The barangay chair, Ms.
Cynthia Achacoso, and Kagawad
George Lazo patiently extended their
help to the research team by identifying
the senior citizens of Brgys. 401 and 402
whose ages ranged from 60 and above.
All these efforts were galvanized into
action with the support of UE President
Ester A. Garcia who, with the team,
presented the project to Mayor Lim.
Alumni, Honor Societies Members Visit Their Alma Mater UE alumni from the honor
societies of Sigma Delta Gamma
Sorority and Tau Alpha Sigma
Fraternity visited their Alma Mater,
UE, in the morning of Nov. 11, 2011.
Coming from various parts
of the US and from Canada, the
visiting alumni were impressed at
the high level of UE’s technological
development.
In welcoming the visiting alumni,
UE Manila Chancellor Linda P.
Santiago thanked them for the research
grants they have given to the Graduate
School and assured them that these
are being put to good use. Graduate
School (GS) Dean Avelina A. De La
Rea expressed joy in providentially
being at UE at the time of her sorority
sisters’ visit.
One of the visitors fondly
remembered Father Bernard O.
Martin, MSSC, as Chaplain when
many of them were still students.
B e c a u s e t h e y h a d s e ve r a l
activities lined up for the day, the
visiting alumni chose to spend the
few remaining minutes at the St.
Francis of Assisi Chapel of the Manila
Campus, where they used to seek
divine grace as young students.
In gratitude to UE, which helped
mold them for the future, one of
these alumni, Mrs. Clara SaysengManiago, started a gift-giving project
for the University which the Dean
said will be earmarked for research.
Another member of the group, Mrs.
Rebecca Santiago-Herrera, stated
that she is with the University of
Toronto and would be willing to help
the Graduate School in its research
efforts. Dean De La Rea welcomed her
sorority’s assistance as more research
will help the Graduate School meet
two objectives: contribute to knowledge
and attain a higher standing in the
academic community.
Other Sigma Delta Gamma
sisters are considering how they
can best help their Alma Mater. On
the other hand, members of the Tau
Alpha Sigma mentioned that they
contribute to their local chapter.
CCSS-BSIT
Student Joins
AutoDesk Tilt
in Hong Kong
Aurora Grace R. Hernandez
(above), a 4th-year BS Information
Technology student of the UE College
of Computer Studies and Systems,
was a participant in the Autodesk
Panorama-iiko Experience 2011 last
December 10 to 15, at the Hong Kong
Convention and Exposition Center.
Sponsored by AutoDesk, producer
of 3D design and engineering software
for architecture, the event featured a
total of 24 students from 10 countries
including India, Malaysia, Australia,
Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Japan
and South Korea. Ms. Hernandez was
the Philippines’ lone representative.
She was selected to compete after
CCSS Prof. Ronan Espinueva submitted
her final project “Sniiko,” a variation
of AutoDesk’s mascot-model Iiko,
to the company. Soon, she had Mr.
Bobby Tan of AutoDesk Singapore
informing her that she was invited to
participate in the main event.
In Hong Kong, Ms. Hernandez
was assigned to a seven-person team
composed of participants from India,
Australia, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
They had to create a five-minute
video featuring Iiko. The group also
had, as their mentor, Mr. Ian Cope,
who worked on the special effects of
some Hollywood films, among them
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:
Part 2 and Green Lantern.
At the end of the event/seminar,
Ms. Hernandez was awarded a
certificate signifying that they were
Autodesk Panorama graduates.
The photo shows (front, from
left) Lelinda De La Cruz-Cabigas,
Aurora Soriano (head of the visiting
group and a retired Vice President of
BPI), Lizabeth Aguas-Non, Dean De
La Rea, Chancellor Santiago, Rebecca
Santiago Herrera, Clara SaysengManiago, (back, from left) Amy
Lim, Meliton Cruz, Lourdes Sotto,
Rene Marcos, Maria Bituin Mamaril,
Nick Mamaril, Amor Landas Marcos,
Reynaldo Maniago, Bart Semira,
Bernie Lim, UE Alumni Association
Inc. Secretary Jocelyn Malanum and
GS College Secretary Dr. Salvador
Sibayan.
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Silangan
MVPs and Rookies of the Year Titles, Too!
UE Fencers Earn 3 UAAP 74 Championships
The UE Red Warriors-Men’s
Fencing Team emerged as the big
winner of the fencing tournament of
Season 74 of the University Athletic
Association of the Philippines
(UAAP), winning the championship
in three divisions and bringing home
a total of 32 medals, including 15 gold
medals.
The tournament, which was held
from December 2 to 5 at the Ninoy
Aquino Stadium in Manila, saw UE’s
women’s fencing team emerge as
champion for the fifth straight year,
UE’s boys’ fencing team become
champion for the second year in a
row, and UE’s girls fencing team
become champion as well.
Aside from winning medals, four
of Lualhati’s fencers won individual
awards: Patricia Marie Melendres and
Nathaniel M. Perez were declared the
Most Valuable Player in the women’s
and boys’ division, respectively, while
Kim Paolo Gutierrez and Bruce Kevin
H. Ng were declared the Rookie of the
Year in the boys’ and men’s division,
respectively.
In the women’s division, UE
notched its fifth UAAP championship
in a row, this year beating its
counterparts in, among others, De
La Salle University and Far Eastern
University, who wound up as 1st and
2nd Runner-up, respectively.
Lualhati’s lady fencers amassed
nine medals in all: five gold, two silver
and two bronze.
Patricia Marie A. Melendres won
the individual foil gold, while Jylyn P.
Nicanor earned the individual saber
gold. The team of P. M. Melendres,
Keren E. Pangilinan, Antonette A.
Lavilla and Cristine H. Almas won
the team foil gold; the team of C.
Almas, Elaine Kea H. Gonzales, P. M.
Melendres and Anna Terizza Mari A.
Macaraig earned the team epee gold;
and the team of J. Nicanor, Clicheilyn
B. Del Rosario, Rose Ann M. Reyes
and K. Pangilinan won the team saber
gold. Bagging silver medals were C.
The winning Fencers as seen on the front cover of this issue:
Right photo: (from left) Allaine Nicole Cortey, Kim Paolo Gutierrez, Marlow
Nicole Osayan, Francois Nowell Licono, Divine Romero, Christian Jhester
Concepcion, Clara Marian Senga, Wilhelmina Lozada, Justine Gail Tinio,
Drew Alyssa Cesa Celso, Hillary Romero, Marie Donnabelle Gaoat & Kharyl
Shoemaker. Left photo: (front, from left) Nathaniel Perez, Coaches Rufelrino
Endriano, Chester Uy and Rolando Canlas, PE Dept. Asst. Director-OIC
Rodrigo Roque, PE Dept. Secretary Angelina Yusay, Athletic Asst. Melvin
Reyes, Felix Almeder Bayatan, (standing, from left) Anna Terizza Mari
Macaraig, Elaine Kea Gonzales, Patricia Marie Melendres, Cristine Almas,
Keren Pangilinan, Clicheilyn Del Rosario, Antonette Lavilla, Jylyn Nicanor &
Rose Ann M. Reyes • Photos by Manoah Baal
Almas in individual epee and C. Del
Rosario in individual saber, while
bronze medals were awarded to K.
Pangilinan in individual foil and E. K.
Gonzales in individual epee.
In the boys’ division, the UE squad
was declared champion for the second
UAAP season in a row, this time after
outsmarting their counterparts from,
among others, the University of Santo
Tomas and the Ateneo de Manila
University, who wound up as 1st and
2nd Runner-up, respectively.
The boys’ team won eight medals
in all: four gold and four silver. MVP
Nathaniel Perez took home the gold in
the individual foil competition, while
Francois Nowell T. Licono did the
same in the individual epee contest.
The team of N. Perez, F. N. Licono,
Felix Almeder I. Bayatan and Christian
Jhester M. Concepcion won the team
foil gold, while the team of N. Perez,
F. N. Licono and C. J. Concepcion
brought home the team saber gold
medal. The silver medals were won
by F. N. Licono in individual foil, Kim
Paolo Gutierrez in individual epee, N.
Perez in individual saber, and by the
epee team of K. P. Gutierrez, Marlow
Nicole S. Osayan and F. A. Bayatan.
In the girls’ division, UE was
the runaway winner, bagging all of
the division’s six gold medals along
with three silver medals. Winning
individual gold medals were Justine
Gail Tinio in individual foil and
in individual epee, and Hillary P.
Romero in girls’ saber. The team of
J. G. Tinio, Wilhelmina R. Lozada,
Divine P. Romero and Clara Marian
A. Senga won the team foil gold; the
team of J. G. Tinio, Marie Donnabelle
Gaoat, W. Lozada and D. Romero
won the team epee gold; and the team
of H. Romero, Kharyl Shoemaker,
Allaine Nicole P.. Cortey and Drew
Alyssa Cesa Celso won the team saber
gold. Winning silver medals were W.
Lozada in the girls’ foil, M. D. Gaoat
in the girls’ epee and K. Shoemaker
in girls’ saber.
For its part, the men’s team landed
in 4th Place.
Aside from Bruce Kevin H. Ng’s
Rookie of the Year finish, the team
earned six medals in all: four silver
and two bronze. Winning silver
medals were Lee Eigran E. Ergina in
individual epee; B. K. Ng in individual
saber; the team of L. E. Ergina, Clark
Vincent C. De Guzman, Roger Randall
R. Samia and Manoah S. Baal in
team epee; and the team of B. K. Ng,
Gervacio V. Sandoval III, Paul O’Neal
Talavera and Bryan John Bon F. Santos
in team saber. Earning bronze medals
were C. V. De Guzman in individual
epee and the team of M. Baal, Kenneth
John G. Paraso, C. V. De Guzman and
L. E. Ergina in team foil.
The entire fencing team has a
trio of coaches: Rolando Canlas Jr.,
Rufelrino Endriano and Chester Uy.
3rd Place in Cebu Meet
Table Tennis Warriors
Earn Two Championships Red Warriors B-Ball Players
The UE Red Warriors Table
Tennis Team earned championships
in two tournaments in November
and December 2011.
The team was the Champion
in the Milo National Finals held in
Lingayen, Pangasinan on November
18-20, 2011. The UE team represented
not just the University but the
National Capital Region as well.
The team swept all three of its
Milo National matches. Each match
consisted of a best-of-three type of
competition, wherein the team that
won two out of three games claimed
victory.
In the first match, NCR vs.
Mindanao, Lyr Eden S. Leyva, a
4th-year student of UE’s Secondary
Laboratory School, defeated her
opponent in a 3-0 wipeout, while
another senior, Donna Marie R.
Gamilla, and freshman student Celina
A. Vasquez defeated their rivals, 3-0,
in the doubles competition, giving
Team NCR a team match result of
2-0 against Mindanao.
In the second match, they also
had a team match result of 2-0 against
Luzon. Jaezl May B. Ingeniero (4thyear SLS) defeated her competitor,
3-0, while Donna Gamilla and Celina
Vasquez again prevailed, 3-0.
In the last match against the
Visayas, Jaezl Ingeniero again beat
her opponent, 3-1. Donna Gamilla
and Celina Vasquez also beat their
rivals, 3-0. Both victories gave NCR
another 2-0 team result.
In addition to these victories,
Jaezl Ingeniero was awarded as the
tournament’s Most Valuable Player.
The Table Tennis Warriors, as
part of Team NCR, were also declared
the Overall Champions in the Batang
Pinoy National Championships on
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December 10-13 at the University of
Nueva Caceres, Naga City, Camarines
Sur.
Jaezl Ingeniero was declared the
Best Female Player of this competition
as well, equivalent to being the
tournament’s Most Valuable Player.
In this competition, UE’s Warriors
contributed to Team NCR’s medal
count by winning two gold medals,
one silver medal and one bronze
medal.
In the Girls’ Singles Event, Lyr
Leyva and Jaezl Ingeniero ranked first
in their respective groups at the end
of the qualifiers. In the quarterfinals,
Leyva and Ingeniero defeated both
their opponents from Mindanao and
North Luzon respectively, both with
a score of 3-0. In the semi-finals, both
also defeated their opponents from
the Visayas, 3-1, to arrange a Finals
face-off between them. In the finals,
it was Ingeniero who prevailed over
Leyva with a score of 3-2.
In the Mixed Doubles, the groups
of Donna Gamilla (with Michael
Villamor) and Lyr Leyva (with Alexis
Volante) also ranked number one in
their respective groups.
In the semi-finals, Gumilla’s
team settled for 3rd Place after
bowing down to their opponents
from the Visayas, 3-2, while Leyva’s
team advanced to finals after beating
their opponents from the Visayas as
well, 3-2.
In the finals, Leyva and her
partner claimed the championship
after crushing their Visayan rivals,
3-2, giving them the championship.
Prior to their back-to-back win
in Pangasinan and Naga, the Table
Tennis Team scored a trio of victories
in the Eastern Cup Table Tennis
Championships last July and the
Compete in MingDao Cup
The UE Red Warriors-Men’s
Basketball Team competed in the 2012
MingDao International University
Basketball Invitational Tournament
at MingDao University in Chungwa,
Taiwan on January 3 to 7, 2012.
This marked the return of the
Warriors to the tournament after being
unable to participate last year. It was
the Warriors’ third time to join the
annual tournament, having joined in
the inaugural MingDao Cup in 2009,
where they earned 2nd Place, and then
in 2010. The tournament was Coach
Jerry Codiñera’s second international
tournament since becoming the
Warriors’ Head Coach in January 2011,
the first being the Asian University
Basketball Championship in Bintulu,
Malaysia last June 2011.
The competition featured six
university teams in all: three from
Taiwan and one each from Japan,
South Korea and the Philippines.
Majority of the UE Red Warriors
competed internationally for the first
time, since our MingDao contingent
was composed mostly of members of
the Warriors’ Team B, namely Dan
Irvin D. Alberto, Moustapha Arafat,
Benjamin Isabelo R. Dy, Seraj Aldrin
A. Elmejrab, Pedrito D. Galanza Jr.,
Ivan Jeric S. Hernandez, Rommel T.
Mangalino, Joseph Mark Marquez,
Ralf S. Olivares, Luis Adrian Vinci
D. Pujante, Robert Ruel L. Ricafort
and Jeric Lyle D. Ruiz. Rounding out
the line-up was Shej Roi D. Sumang,
who served as the Team Captain, and
Christopher Joyce F. Javier from the
Warriors’ Team A.
The UE delegation was composed
of Assistant PE Director-OIC Rodrigo
M. Roque as Delegation Head, Coach
Codiñera, Assistant Coach Beltran P.
Reyes, Trainers Macrobino L. Vega Jr.
and Gualberto C. Garcia, and Team
Coordinator-Statistician Reynaldo
A. Ordona.
The UE Red Warriors finished
the competition with two wins—
one of which was notably against
MingDao’s own team, which was
the defending champion—and three
losses. Our boys placed fifth overall,
behind champion South Korea’s
Hanyang University, as well as three
universities from Taiwan—MingDao
University, National Taiwan Normal
University and Chinese Cultural
University—but ahead of Japan’s
Tohoku University, whose team the
Warriors had also defeated.
The UE Red Warriors, however,
took home two special awards.
Moustapha Arafat was declared Slam
Dunk Champion of the tournament,
while teammate Dan Irvin Alberto
took home the award of Three-Point
Shootout Champion.
Most recently, the UE Red Warriors
won 3rd Place in the Cebu Meet, held
from January 20 to 22 in Cebu City.
They stood behind champion team
San Beda College and 2nd Placer
University of Cebu, but ahead of the
University of the Visayas.
Binay’s Cup National Age Group
and the Milo Regional Competition
last August.
The UE Red Warriors Table
Tennis Team has, as Head Coach,
Mr. Rogelio C. Ponte Jr., a Master of
Arts in Teaching graduating student
this school year at the UE Graduate
School. The team’s Assistant Coaches
are Homer N. Tiongson (4th-year
BEED, College of Education) and
Joselito Almazan.
Silangan
Admission & Registration Schedule and School Calendar
Summer 2012 & SY 2012-2013
ADMISSION &
Registration
1.
2.
Summer 2012
ADMISSION
1st Semester, 2012-2013
2nd Semester, 2012-2013
Freshmen
(1st Year, 1st Semester)
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
New Students of
GS, Law, Dentistry
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Transferees
April 02 (M) April 17 (Tu), 2012
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Degree-Holders
April 02 (M) April 17 (Tu), 2012
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Cross-Registrants
April 10 (Tu) April 17 (Tu), 2012
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
May 14 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 19 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
May 15 (Tu) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 22 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2009
May 16 (W) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2010
May 17 (Th) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2011
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2012
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
REGISTRATION
Freshmen
(1st Year, 1st Semester)
Block Section
(Curriculum - All subjects)
Student No. starting at
2008 & lower
Transferees
April 10 (Tu) April 18 (W), 2012
(All Curricular Years)
Degree-Holders
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Cross-Registrants
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
School Calendar
1.
First Day of Regular Classes
2.
Preliminary Exams
Summer 2012
April 18 (W), 2012
1st Semester, 2012-2013
2nd Semester, 2012-2013
June 04 (M), 2012
November 06 (Tu), 2012
a. CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc,
COE, CFA
July 16 (M) to July 19 (Th),
2012
Dec. 17 (M) to Dec. 20 (Th),
2012
b. Saturday Classes
July 21 (Sa), 2012
Dec. 15 (Sa), 2012
3.
Christmas Break
Dec. 22 (Sa), 2012
4.
Classes Resume
Jan. 03 (Th), 2013
5.Midterm Exams
COE, CFA
May 08 (Tu), 2012
Aug. 28 (M) to Aug. 31 (Th),
2012
Feb. 04 (M) to Feb. 07 (Th),
2013
b. CLaw & Graduate School
May 04 (F), 2012
Aug. 20 (M) to Aug. 26 (Sa),
2012
Feb. 04 (M) to Feb. 09 (Sa),
2013
Sept. 01 (Sa), 2012
Feb. 09 (Sa), 2013
c. Saturday Classes
6.
Last Day of Regular Classes
COE, CFA
May 24 (Th), 2012
Oct.05 (F), 2012
Mar. 19 (Tu), 2013
May 18 (F), 2012
Oct.03 (W), 2012
Mar. 16 (Sa), 2013
Sept. 29 (Sa), 2012
Mar. 16 (Sa), 2013
c. Saturday Classes
7.
Final Examinations
COE, CFA
May 25 (F), 2012
Oct. 09 (T) to Oct. 12 (F), 2012
Mar. 21 (Th), 22 (F), 25 (M),
and 26 (Tu), 2013
May 19 (Sa), 2012
Oct. 04 (Th) to Oct. 10 (W),
2012
Mar. 18 (M) to Mar. 23 (Sa),
2013
c. Saturday Classes
Oct. 06 (Sa), 2012
Mar. 23 (Sa), 2013
d. Departmental Final Examinations
Oct. 08 (M), 2012
Mar. 20 (W), 2013
Editor in Chief Edilberto B. Sulat Jr. • Editorial Assistants Lolita M. Carpina & Jose Angelo M. Vergel De Dios •
Artist James Patrick P. Trinidad
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lucio C. Tan • Ester A. Garcia • Carmelita G. Mateo • Linda P. Santiago • Zosimo S. Battad • Jesus T. Tanchanco Sr.
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Silangan
UE
Calendar of
Activities
Manila Campus
4 Wednesday
Classes Resume
Admissions: Administration of UE College
Entrance Test (up to Jan. 31)
CBA: MARBECMAN Faculty Development
Program; ACLAT Retooling Seminar on
SAP; EVSA Business Plan Seminars
(up to Jan. 31)
DRRM: Processing of official Transcripts
of Records and Diploma for recent and
earlier graduates, Transfer Credentials/
Honorable Dismissals, Certifications,
CHED-CAV authentications and
verifications; Encoding of Dropping of
Subjects and Removal of “LFR” Marks
(up to Jan. 31)
OECO: “Oplan Sendong,” in partnership
with GMA 7; Needs Assessment Survey
for Barangay 123, Zone 9, Moriones,
Tondo, Manila
SAO: Preparation for the upcoming
PACUCOA Accreditation (up to Jan. 9)
January
2012
5 Thursday
Academic Council Meeting
CBA: Brgy. 402, Zone 41 Go Negosyo:
Perfume-Making
6 Friday
CBA: Brgy. 401, Zone 41 Go Negosyo:
Perfume-Making & Liquid Detergent
Soap-Making
CCSS: Meeting with the Faculty regarding
the CCSS Research Conference 2012
OECO: Assessment of NSTP Researches
7 Saturday
PE: UAAP 74 Tournaments: High School
Volleyball, 2nd Round; Lawn Tennis;
Chess
9 Monday
Classes suspended due to the Feast of
the Black Nazarene procession
The units in charge:
Admissions: Admissions Office
CAS: College of Arts and Sciences-Manila
CBA: College of Business AdministrationManila
CCSS: College of Computer Studies and
Systems
Dentistry: College of Dentistry
DHRD: Department of Human Resources
and Development
DRRM: Department of Registration and
Records Management
Education: College of Education
Engineering: College of EngineeringManila
ESLS: Elementary and Secondary
Laboratory Schools
GCO: Guidance and Counseling Office
GS: Graduate School
ISO: International Students Office
Law: College of Law
Libraries: Department of Libraries
OCA: Office of Cultural Affairs
OECO: Office of Extension and
Community Outreach
ORC: Office of Research Coordination
PE: Department of Physical Education
SAO: Student Affairs Office
10 Tuesday
CBA: PACUCOA Preliminary Accreditation
Visit for the BS Accountancy program
(up to Jan. 12)
CCSS: PACUCOA Preliminary Accreditation
Visit for the BS Information
Technology program and Level II-2nd
Reaccreditation Visit for the
BS Computer Science program
(up to Jan. 12)
Engineering: PACUCOA Preliminary
Accreditation Visit for the BS Electrical
Engineering program (up to Jan. 12)
ESLS: SLS Recollection: IV-Einstein
Libraries: Library Accreditation
(up to Jan. 12)
11 Wednesday
PE: UAAP 74 Tournaments: College
Volleyball, 2nd Round; Football; Softball
SAO: Meeting with UE Debate and Speech
Society regarding the Planned InterOrganizational Debate Competition
12 Thursday
For further details on each of these
activities, please contact or visit
the College, Department or Office
concerned.
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ESLS: SLS Recollection, II-Garnet
13 Friday
Libraries: Supervisors’ Meeting
OECO: Group Pictorial for NSTP Teachers
and Staffers
SAO: Meetings/Consultations with the
UESC and RSOs regarding the
Manila Week 2012 Preparations
(up to Jan. 20)
16 Monday
Law: Midterm Exams for 2nd- and
4th-Year Students (up to Jan. 21)
17 Tuesday
ESLS: SLS Recollection: II-Diamond
18 Wednesday
CBA: College Academic Council Meeting;
FECOMATH Departmental Meeting
OECO: NSTP Research Team Meeting
19 Thursday
CBA: YES General Assembly &
Boardwalk Seminar
CCSS: College Council Meeting
ESLS: Third Quarter Examination;
SLS Recollection: II-Sapphire
21 Saturday
OECO: NSTP Essay Contest and
Coffeetable Book Design and Theme
Competition Launch
23 Monday
Chinese New Year’s Day
(Non-Working Holiday)
24 Tuesday
CBA: ACLAT Departmental Meeting
ESLS: SLS Recollection: II-Jade
GCO: Career Talk for Graduating College
Students
Law: Midterm Exams for 1st- and 3rd-Year
Students (up to Jan. 28)
25 Wednesday
CBA: MARBECMAN Departmental
Meeting
GCO: Mock Interview of Graduating
College Students
26 Thursday
ESLS: SLS Recollection: II-Emerald
GCO: Job Fair (up to Jan. 27)
SAO: Staff Meeting
27 Friday
SAO: Orientation with UESC and
RSOs regarding New Policies on
Off-Campus Activities and Related
Matters
30 Monday
SAO: Convening of the UE COMELEC for
the 2012 UESC Elections
31 Tuesday
ESLS: SLS Recollection: II-Pearl
OECO: Evaluation of Community
Outreach Programs
Silangan
Caloocan Campus
4 Wednesday
Classes Resume
Admissions: Administration of the UE
College Entrance Test (up to Jan. 31)
DRRM: Processing of official Transcripts
of Records and Diploma for recent
and previous graduates, Transfer
Credentials/Honorable Dismissals,
Certifications, CHED-CAV
Authentications and Verifications;
Encoding of Dropping of Subjects and
Removal of “LFR” Marks (up to Jan. 31)
GCO: Psychological Test Administration for
2nd-Year College Students with Board
Courses (up to Jan. 26)
5 Thursday
OECO: Delivery of Milk for UE’s
Milk-feeding Program
7 Saturday
CBA: Battle of the Brains Quiz Bee with
PICPA North Metro Manila Chapter
PE: UAAP 74 Tournaments: High School
Volleyball, 2nd Round; Lawn Tennis;
Chess
9 Monday
EHSD: Room-to-Room Group Interpretation
of SIV (in cooperation with the
Guidance Office)
GCO: Psychological Test Interpretation for
1st- and 4th-Year High School Students
(up to Jan. 13)
OECO: Distribution of Milk to Partner
Barangays and Public Schools
10 Tuesday
CBA: Special Academic Council Meeting
EHSD: Class Observations (up to Jan. 12)
11 Wednesday
PE: UAAP 74 Tournaments: College
Volleyball, 2nd Round; Football; Softball
12 Thursday
CBA: Midyear Faculty Assembly
13 Friday
CBA: ACLAT Department-SAP Business
One Training Seminar (up to Jan. 14)
Libraries: Supervisors’ Meeting
16 Monday
CBA: FECOMATH and MGT/ENTREP
Departmental Meetings
17 Tuesday
CBA: MKM Departmental Meeting
SAO: JPIA: CBA Accounting Cup (Quizzes
1, 2 & 3) & Dress Up!: Empower
Yourself to Succeed, both consecutively
@ MPH 1; COESS: Advanced
Programmable Logic Controller Seminar
@ EPE Lab 3 & Advanced Computer
Architecture Tutorial @ COESS Office
UE
18 Wednesday
EHSD: Third Periodical Exams
(up to Jan. 20)
SAO: JPIA: CBA Accounting Cup
(Quizzes 4, 5 & 6) @ MPH 1;
COESS: Diptrace Seminar @ CLR 5
Calendar of
Activities
January
2012
19 Thursday
CBA: ACLAT Departmental Meeting;
Meeting with CBA RSOs
SAO: JPIA: CBA Accounting Cup
(Quizzes 7, 8 & 9) @ MMR 3A
20 Friday
CBA: Deadline of Completion and
Submission of PAASCU Exhibit
Materials
SAO: ATLAS: Malacañang Presidential
Museum and Library Tour @
Malacañang Palace; JPIA: Seminar
on Self-Awareness @ MPH 1;
COESS: PCB Development Seminar
@ ECE Lab 1
21 Saturday
CBA: ACLAT Department-SAP Business
One Training Seminar
23 Monday
Chinese New Year’s Day
(Non-Working Holiday)
24 Tuesday
CBA: Coordination Meeting with the Group
of Students for PAASCU Interview
GCO: Seminar on Drug Addiction
Prevention for 2nd-Year College
Students (morning session) and
3rd-Year High School Students
(afternoon session)
25 Wednesday
of BSBA and ABCA Faculty Members
for PAASCU Interview
26 Thursday
of BSA Faculty Members for PAASCU
Interview; College Academic Council
Meeting
CFA: 11th Annual Conference of
Architectural Researchers and
Educators (ACARE), DLSU-Dasmariñas
(up to Jan. 27)
EHSD: Seminar on Drug Addiction and
Control (in cooperation with the
Guidance Office)
GCO: Emotional and Stress Management
Seminar for 3rd-Year College Students
(morning session) and Science-Based
Curriculum High School Students
(afternoon session)
The units in charge:
Admissions: Admissions Office
CAS: College of Arts and SciencesCaloocan
CBA: College of Business AdministrationCaloocan
CFA: College of Fine Arts
DRRM: Department of Registration and
Records Management
Engineering: College of EngineeringCaloocan
EHSD: Elementary and High School
Department
GCO: Guidance and Counseling Office
Libraries: Department of Libraries
OCA: Office of Cultural Affairs
OECO: Office of Extension and
Community Outreach
PE: Department of Physical Education
SAO: Student Affairs Office
For further details on each of these
activities, please contact or visit
the College, Department or Office
concerned.
27 Friday
EHSD: Math and Science Activities for
the Math and Science Week Joint
Celebration: Exploratory Activity/
Stargazing, Quiz Bee and Group
Activity, and Seminar on Mathematical
Techniques and Strategies
GCO: Staff Meeting
SAO: IECEP: Mr. and Ms. ECE 2011 @
MPH 1
30 Monday
CBA: Deadline of Submission of Research
Proposals; Lecture on “Population,
Environment & Climate Change:
Are We Ready for Another Sendong?”
by Dean Rogelio Paglomutan
EHSD: Conference with Parents of Students
with Academic Deficiency
Barangays and Public Schools;
Evaluation of Community Outreach
Programs (up to Jan. 31)
SAO: JPIA: Seminar on Climate Change
@ MPH 1 (see CBA entry above)
31 Tuesday
EHSD: Marketing of the UE-EHSD
GCO: Career Talk for 4th-Year High School
Students
9
Silangan
UE
Calendar of
Activities
February
2012
Manila Campus
8 Wednesday
19 Sunday
9 Thursday
20 Monday
10 Friday
21 Tuesday
CBA: College Academic Council Meeting
Libraries: Thanksgiving Mass
OCA: Dance Fuzion Semi-Finals @ UE Theatre
OECO: Sign Language Assessment
DRRM: Midterm Examination Period (up to Feb. 14)
PE: UAAP 74 Track & Field Tournament (up to Feb. 12)
Law: Orientation on Apprenticeship Rules and
Guidelines @ Pre-Bar Review Room
Law: College of Law Library Book Turn Over
Ceremony from Atty. Jose Agaton R. Sibal
Libraries: Library Heads’ Meeting
11 Saturday
1 Wednesday
“Tradisyon at Inobasyon” Painting Exhibit @
Dalupan Lobby (up to Feb. 29)
Admission: Start of the Administration of the UE College Entrance Test (CET), 1st Semester, 2012-2013 (up to Feb. 29)
CBA: Search for Mr. and Ms. Marketing Ambassador 2012
DRRM: Processing of Official Transcripts of
Records and Diploma for recent and earlier graduates, Transfer Credentials/
Honorable Dismissals, Certifications,
CHED-CAV Authentications and Verifications; Encoding of Dropping of Subjects and Removal of “LFR” Marks (up to Feb. 29)
Engineering: Miniature Barge Building Competition @ 2nd Floor Engineering
Building Lobby (up to Feb. 16)
GCO: Fostering Healthy Sexuality Program
Across All Gender Identities (FEEL)
Program for SLS and College Students
(up to Feb. 22)
Libraries: 1st Library Book Fair (up to Feb. 3)
2 Thursday
CBA: ACLAT Midterm Departmental Exams
(up to Feb. 12)
OECO: NSTP Common Module Exam
12 Sunday
Law: ALSP Conflicts of Law Sportsfest
15 Wednesday
UE MANILA WEEK CELEBRATION
CAS: 2nd Lualhati Lecture Forum: “CAS @ 63:
Rising to the Challenges of K to 12”
CBA: JFINEX Quiz Bee @ MMR
CCSS: U-Belt @ 3 Lab; Inter School; PHP
Seminar @ ALA
Education: Food Sale @ SFR; PAASCU
Meeting; Demofest of Student Teachers @
NTC (featuring a UE student-teacher as
demonstrator)
Engineering: Solid Edge Workshop @ the
Dalupan Bldg. Computer Laboratory
OJT: OJT Faculty Advisers Meeting @ SFC MMR
ORC: Research Capability Building Seminar @
POD-CIT (up to Feb. 17)
SAO: Campaign Period for the UESC Elections
(up to Feb. 27)
16 Thursday
CAS: “English Search for Venus and Adonis”
Parade of Contestants; English Classics
and Disney Classics/Broadway Musical;
Impromptu Speech Contest;
Literary Quiz Bee
CBA: “Back to Basics” Quiz Bee @ MMR
CCSS: Film Showing @ CCSS Lobby; CCSS
Paper Presentation @ MP1; Java String
Manipulation @ ALA; DIDES Competition
@ MPH; ICT Expedition @ BLA, BLB, ALB
Engineering: Kwentro ng Talinong Inhinyero:
An Engineering Quiz Show
UE Alumni Red and White Party @
Wack Wack Golf & Country Club
SAO: COMELEC Commissioners’ Meeting
@ Common Conference Room
3 Friday
Libraries: Online Library Survey
OCA: Dance Fuzion Screening @ UE Theatre
SAO: CHED Public Hearing on New Guidelines on
Educational Tours and Field Trips @ CHED
4 Saturday
17 Friday
CAS: Spelling Quiz Bee; Debate Competition;
Choric Interpretation; Showcase of Talents;
PalaCASan 2012 by the CAS Student
Council; 5th Annual Simulation of Diplomatic
and Consular Practices
CBA: BA Day: Thanksgiving Mass; Opening
Ceremony; Cheerdance/Presentation of
Candidates; Salu-Salo sa BA; Search for
Mr. and Ms. BA; Cocktails
CCSS: Opening @ CCSS Admin. Lobby;
Chess Competition @ CCSS Lobby; 3D Max
Seminar @ BLB; Palarong Pang-COMSSO;
Salu-Salo; DFD Seminar @ MPH; HTML CSS
Inter School Seminar @ ALA, ALB; ALC
Education: Seminar on “Education Roadmap
2012” @ IRC
Engineering: SCpES Seminar @ Pre-Bar Review
Room
SAO: Automated UESC Elections Simulation
@ CCSS Laboratories
PE: UAAP 74 High School Volleyball
Championship: UE vs. UST (Boys’ Division);
UE vs. DLSZ (Girls’ Division) @ UE Caloocan
Gym; UAAP 74 Tournaments: Lawn Tennis,
Football, Softball, Chess (up to Feb. 29)
5 Sunday
6 Monday
Education: ND Freshmen Orientation @ SFR
Libraries: ESLS Library Bookmark-Making Contest
(up to Feb. 14); Ocular Inspection of SOKA
University Retreat House, Tagaytay City
7 Tuesday
SAO: Accreditation of Political Parties and
Filing of Certififcates of Candidacy for
UESC Elections (up to Feb. 13); COMELEC
Commissioners’ Meeting @ SAO
Conference Room; COMELEC Orientation/
Meeting with Prospective Candidates and
Political Parties @ Pre-Bar Review Room
10
18 Saturday
Engineering: Accelerate: Civil Engineering
Interschool Seminar @ UE Conference Hall
GCO: UE-TYKFI Scholars and Grantees
Recollection
OECO: Tree-Planting
CCSS: COMSSOlympics @ Marikina Sports
Complex
Dentistry: 8th National Dental Health Month
Celebration @ Cuneta Astrodome
CBA: FECOMATH Departmental Meeting @
Consultation Room
CCSS: Mr. and Ms. CCSS @ SM Manila
Activity Center
CBA: MARBECMAN Departmental Meeting
GCO: Interest Testing for 3rd-Year SLS
Students
22 Wednesday
CBA: ACLAT Departmental Meeting
Education: General Faculty Meeting @
STO Office
Libraries: High School Book Talk
OJT: Pre-Enrollment Orientation and
Personality Development Seminar for
Summer 2012 OJT Students @ UE
Conference Hall
ORC: International Conference on Open and
Distance Learning @ Century Park Hotel
(up to Feb. 24)
SAO: Orientation for the Miting de Avance
for the UESC Elections @ Pre-Bar
Review Room
23 Thursday
CAS: BS Tourism Mgt. UFTE Competition
and Seminar (up to Feb. 24)
CBA: UE Business Lecture Series 3 “Credit:
Risk, Information, Discipline” featuring
Mr. Jaime C. Laya
Libraries: ESLS Library Storytelling
OECO: Sign Language Seminar
24 Friday
Recognition Day 2012 @
UE Conference Hall
CAS: Educational Tour of BS Tourism
Management Students @ Camarines
Sur (up to Feb. 26); Group Dynamics,
Simulation Activity of BS Psychology
Students @ Camp Allen, Sta. Cruz,
Laguna
OCA: Dance Fuzion Grand Finals @ UE
Theatre
OECO: Dental Mission @ San Andres, Manila
SAO: Miting de Avance for the UESC
Elections @ the Admissions Lobby
25 Saturday
OECO: Dental Mission @ Sta. Ana, Manila
26 Sunday
27 Monday
CAS: Talk on Philippine Literature with
Ricky Lee
OCA: Romeo Luvs Dewlhiett by the UE
Drama Company @ UE Theatre
SAO: Tuition Fee Increase Consultation @
Briefing Room
28 Tueday
CAS: Fruit & Vegetable Carving; Flower
Arrangement Challenge; Culinary Battle;
Quiz Bee; Dance Presentation & Exhibit,
all @ Admissions Lobby
ORC: COCOPEA Quadricentennial
Conference @ UST (up to Feb. 29)
SAO: Staff Meeting
29 Wednesday
“Masaya ang Kantahan sa Silangan” @
UE Theatre
OJT: Career Orientation for Graduating OJT
Students @ the Briefing Room
SAO: UESC Elections @ CCSS Laboratories
Silangan
Caloocan Campus
1 Wednesday
Admission: Start of Administration of the UE
College Entrance Test (CET), 1st Semester,
2012-2013 (up to Feb. 29)
CAS: PAASCU Resurvey Accreditation Visit for
the AB Communication Arts Program
(up to Feb. 3)
CBA: PAASCU Resurvey Accreditation Visit for
the BS in Business Administration & BS in
Accountancy Programs (up to Feb. 3)
Engineering: PAASCU Resurvey Accreditation
Visit for the BS in Civil Engineering, BS in
Computer Engineering, BS in Mechanical
Engineering & BS in Accountancy
Programs, and Preliminary Accreditation
Visit for the BS in Information Technology
Program (up to Feb. 3)
DRRM: Processing of official Transcripts of
Records and Diploma for recent and earlier
graduates, Transfer Credentials/Honorable
Dismissals, Certifications, CHED-CAV
authentications and verifications; Encoding
of Dropping of Subjects and Removal of
“LFR” Marks (up to Feb. 29)
2 Thursday
UE Alumni Red and White Party @
Wack Wack Golf & Country Club
EHSD: First Communion of Grade 3 Pupils
ORC: Interview with Accreditors
4 Saturday
OECO: ROTC Laang Kawal 2012
PE: UAAP 74 High School Volleybal
Championship: UE vs. UST (Boys’
Division); UE vs. DLSZ (Girls’ Division),
UE Caloocan Gym; UAAP 74 Tournaments:
Lawn Tennis, Football, Softball, Chess
(up to Feb. 29)
7 Tuesday
8 Wednesday
CAS: MATHalino @ MPH 1
CFA: Painting Exhibit @ Dalupan Lobby,
UE Manila
OECO: Sign Language Assessment
9 Thursday
DRRM: Midterm Examination Period
(up to Feb. 14)
PE: UAAP 74 Track & Field Tournament
(up to Feb. 12)
10 Friday
CAS: AdSpeak 2012: A Student Convention on
Values Advertising @ Colegio de San Juan
de Letran
EHSD: JS Promenade
11 Thursday
EHSD: Confirmation for Pupils and Students
OECO: NSTP Common Module Exam;
Tree-Planting
13 Monday
CAS: 1st International Center for
Communication Studies’ International
Convention on Tourism and Hospitality
@ Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore (up to Feb. 17)
14 Tuesday
GCO: Healthy Sexuality Program for 1st-Year
High School Students and High School
Student Council and Organizations Officers
@ MPH 1
15 Wednesday
CAS: Attendance to the Research Capability
Building Seminar-Workshop @ MMR,
UE Manila (up to Feb. 17)
EHSD: Submission of Final Draft of Unit Test
for Graduating Students
GCO: “To Save a Life” Film Showing and
Healthy Sexuality Seminar for College
Student Government and Organizations
Officers @ Briefing Room; Administration
of Needs Assessment Survey for Foreign
Students (up to Feb. 29)
16 Thursday
CALOOCAN DAY (Local Holiday)
SAO: ATLAS: Give Love on Valentine’s Month
Outreach @ Monumento
17 Friday
CAS: Council Meeting
3rd-Year High School Students
SAO: IEEE-UESB: Tutorial on “VB.net” @
Briefing Room; IEEE-Lympics @ UE Open
Field
18 Saturday
CAS: Exposure Trip @ Casa Dolores Beach
Resort, San Juan, Batangas (up to Feb. 19)
SAO: IEEE-UESB: IEEE-UESB Anniversary
@ Briefing Room
20 Monday
UE CALOOCAN WEEK CELEBRATION
Thanksgiving Mass @ Administration Lobby
Motorcade; Campus Parade
UE Employees, Faculty Members and
ROTARACT Basketball Tournament @
UE Caloocan Gym (up to Feb. 23)
CBA: Product Exhibits of Entrepreneurship,
Management and Marketing Students
(up to Feb. 23); Seminar on Effective
Communication Teaching
CFA: CFA Annual Student Art Exhibit @ 5/F,
TYK Bldg.; Filipiniana Costume Event @
5/F, TYK Bldg; “Ebony & Ivory”: The Exhibit
2012 @ G/F, TYK Building; CFA Seminar
@ Briefing Room
Engineering: Theoretical Logic Tutorial with
Logism @ CLR 2
2nd-Year College Students with Board
Courses; Exit Interview for Graduating
Students (both up to Feb. 29)
Libraries: Library Tour (up to Feb. 23);
Library Exhibit
SAO: BASC/FASC: Unang Festival @ UE Open
Field (up to Sept. 23); JPIA: Seminar on
Study Habits; Seminar on Career, both @
MPH 1; M.A.G.E Guild: Le Kyattou: The
Catwalk @ TYK Study Area; COESS: May
Logic Ka Ba? @ ECE Lab 2; PHP Seminar;
AEES: Battle of the EE Brains 2012 @ ECE
Lab 1; Prepearing for Life’s Battle @ MPH 1;
LITS: Programming Wiazard 2012 @ CLR 6;
JEMS: Marketing Quis Bee @ MPH 2
21 Tuesday
Admission/Marketing: Free College Entrance
Exam (up to Feb. 22); Orientation and
Distribution of CET Results @ MMR 3A
and 3B (up to Feb. 22); Campus Tour (up to
Feb. 22)
CBA: Enhancing and Learning through the
UE Portal @ CLR 3A; Seminar on Image
Enhancement and Entrepreneurship @
MPH 1
EHSD: Seminar on Boy and Girl Relationship
Engineering: Presentation of Completed
Research Output @ the Briefing Room;
Seminar on Cloud Computing @
Briefing Room
OECO: Bloodletting in Partnership with the
Philippine Red Cross, Valenzuela Chapter
ORC: Research Presentation
SAO: KKB: Youth Gig 8 @ TYK Study Area;
COESS: SQL and Database Seminar
@ CLR 8; Advance Integrated Calculus
Tutorial @ EE Lab; AEES: Seminar on
High Voltage Protection: Protective
Relaying @ EPE Lab 8; LITS: Digital Art
Poster-Making Contest @ CLR 3; JPIA:
Mr. and Ms. JPIA: The Primer @ MPH 1;
JEMS: Film Viewing for Marketing Students
@ MPH 2
UE
Calendar of
Activities
February
2012
22 Wednesday
CBA: Lecture on the Challenges in the Airline
Industry featuring Vice Chairman Jaime J.
Bautista @ MPH 1; Seminar on Sourcing
Funds and Capitalization @ TYK 211
CFA: Buklod Sining Performance Art @
UE Caloocan Field
EHSD: Unit Test for Graduating Students (up to
Jan. 24); Submission of Final Draft of
Final Exams for Graduating Students
SAO: ENSC: Acoustic Nights @ Open Field/
Gymnasium; LITS: Software Festival @ TYK
Study Area; ATLAS: Supreme Court Tour
2012; COESS: Sino ACOE Seminar @ MPH 2
23 Thursday
Alumni Awareness Day: Health & Physical
Fitness; Opening of Health and Physical
Fitness Exhibit @ TYK Center Lobby
CAS: Battle of the Brains @ MPH 1;
Chef Warrior @ HRM Kitchen
CFA/OCA: Inter-School On-the-Spot Ballpen Art
Competition
CFA: Art Camp @ Art Center, Mt. Makiling,
Laguna (up to Feb. 24)
EHSD: Family Day @ Open Field; Meeting with
DAS and Principal Santos @ the Briefing
Room; Overnight Activity for Girl, Star
Scouts, Cub and Boy Scouts
Engineering: ASICUP 2012: 6th Mobot Race
w/o Microcontroller; 1st ASICUP InterOrganization Competition Mobot Race w/
Microcontroller, both @ TYK Study Area
OJT: MOA Signing @ MPH 1
SAO: CSC: Mr. and Ms. UE Caloocan @ Open
Field/Gymnasium; JPIA: Junior Accounting
Quiz Bee @ MMR 3B; LITS: Programming
Wizard @ CLR 3; COESS: Visual Basic
Tutorial @ CLR 8; C++ Tutorial @ CLR 5;
“It Might Be You” Mini Concert @ MPH 2;
MATHSSOC: Junior/Senior Quizzard 2012
@ TYK 211
24 Friday
Recognition Day 2012 @ UE Conference Hall
UE Caloocan Team Building Workshop @
Batangas (up to Feb. 25)
CAS: Exposure Trip @ Banaue-Batad Ecotour,
Banaue, Ifugao
EHSD: Culminating Activity
GCO: Staff Meeting
SAO: JPIA: Plant and Firm Visit; Inter-school
Accounting Quiz Bee @ MPH 1; IEEEUESB: Seminar on “AutoCAD 3D” @
Briefing Room; ATLAS: Updates on Tax and
Law Board Subjects @ MPH 2
25 Saturday
Commemoration of EDSA People Power 1
(a School Holiday nationwide)
26 Sunday
SAO: JPIA: Valentine’s Outreach Program
28 Tuesday
EHSD: Submission of Final Draft of Unit Test
and Final Exams for Undergraduates
GCO: Labor Education for Graduating Students
(LEGS) Seminar; Seminar on Job Hunting
Skills, both @ MPH 1
29 Wednesday
GCO: Job Fair @ TYK Study Area
11
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February 2012, Vol.3 No.1

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