10 - De La Salle Lipa

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great things from small beginnings...
like a mustard seed, which is the smallest of all seeds on earth. Yet when planted, it grows and becomes the largest of all garden
plants, with such big branches that the birds can perch in its shade.
de la salle lipa
president’s report | 2014
About the Cover
School year 2013 – 2014 is the first of the next 50 years of De La
Salle Lipa.
What this years will bring – we have yet to know. We can only
plants seeds and do our job well and give the task to the next.
Likened to a tree’s pyth, our efforts will forever be marked on the
tree. Etched forever on the rings of a tree, amongs its pyth dates,
are the annual stories of a tree.
A tree’s ring tell interesting stories: years of great
growth and slow ones; years of good weather and
harsh conditions; years of nourishment and years of
stress; years of trimming and movements; years of
wind changes, diseases and even pollution. Through
it all, the tree survives to tell its story albeit a painful
telling if one needs to cut the tree down in order
to make new growth from the stump in a traditional
method called coppicing.
These stories are yet to be written by De La Salle Lipa. By its next
Brother Presidents, administrator, teachers, students, parents,
stakeholders, alumni, industry and community partners. But the
story of our beginnings is crystal clear and mostly, like our Founders
gift to leave a legacy to generations by documenting his practices,
was written down to guide the next generation in their path to the
next 50 years of the institution.
Where we want to go is also crystal clear and there are already
time markers to look forward to.
The getting to the end of the next 50 years – our 100th year – will
be an exciting journey.
Table of Contents
President’s Message 7
Photosynthesis 8
Germination 10
Respiration 22
Osmosis 35
Dispersal 42
Transpiration 52
Storage 64
Appendices 71
President’s Message
Greetings of peace and joy!
Our theme for this year is nature inspired. This
is because we are inspired and sustained by
nature not only in our physical needs but also in
our educational endeavors. It is easily evident
that when you go around the campus you will
see various plants, shrubs, trees, grasses and
ferns that grow in unison to make our campus
truly green. In the same light, we see the school
as a complex system of interacting and relating
units much like an ecosystem to support the
educational needs of our youth in the Batangas
province and in the Calabarzon.
In order for any educational institution to work,
there must be support processes such as the
general services, the human resource and the
information technology departments to name a
few who make the school ‘s operations a reality.
With the ambitious but well thought out campus
plan, these offices have an integral role in
making facilities and Lasallian partners perform
optimally.
While the main deal of any school is really
instruction, in the plant kingdom, this is
photosynthesis, the core process that makes
food for the plant. Instruction has been getting
a lot of attention lately due to the emphasis
on learner centered approaches, technology
enhanced instruction and academe industry
linkages to ensure job ready skills for the college
graduates and college ready skills for the basic
education students.
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Allied to instruction is the faculty and staff
development programs and activities, an
experience of osmosis, how can we promote
21st century learning if our Lasallian faculty
are too far behind in facilitating learning?
Research is thus essential, research that
is applied to finding best ways of learning,
research that is in aid of community
transformation and development within the
school and in the community outside its
walls. Thus seeds of wisdom, of knowledge
and service must come forth from our school
community.
It is my privilege to share this report as
a testament of our enduring proof of the
realization of De la Salle LIpa’s vision and
mission objectives. I thank the Presidential
Management Team and the College
Publication team Lavoxa for their hard work
and creativity in this report.
I will continue to do all my actions for the
love of Thee,
In St. La Salle,
Br. Joaquin S. Martinez FSC, D.Min.
President and Chancellor
De La Salle Lipa
PRESIDENTS REPORT 2014 | 7
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis is the process that drives nearly all of the energy
economies on Earth. It can therefore be considered the ultimate
source of life for nearly all plants and animals by providing the
source of energy that drives all their metabolic processes. The
chemical process captures the most important thing (the sun)
needed for life on earth, combines it with carbon dioxide and
water from the environment and converts it into food (glucose)
while creating oxygen and water as byproducts.1
Much like the mandate of the members of the Board of Trustees,
each of them carry knowledge in their particular field which they
harness and combine with the resources that De La Salle Lipa has
to create the best possible environment for learning to prosper
and for the institution to serve its Mission well.
1 Importance of Photosynthesis | Infoplease.com
http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/science/photosynthesis-importance-photosynthesis.html#ixzz3LTrIDoSq
1 http://www.cliffsnotes.com/cliffsnotes/sciences/how-is-photosynthesis-essential-to-life-on-earth
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Board of Trustees
Corporation Members
Br. Raymundo B. Suplido FSC
Br. Raymundo B. Suplido FSC
Br. Dante R. Amisola FSC
Br. Dante R. Amisola FSC
Br. Joaquin S. Martinez FSC, D. Min.
Br. Joaquin S. Martinez FSC, D. Min.
Br. Felipe C. Belleza FSC
Br. Felipe C. Belleza FSC
Mr. Ulysses L. Atienza
Mr. Ulysses L. Atienza
Ms. Maria Rosario Victoria R. Pacheco
Ms. Maria Rosario Victoria R. Pacheco
Dr. Herminia D. Torres
Dr. Herminia D. Torres
Mr. Lawrence Sison
Mr. Lawrence Sison
Sr. Corazon P. Manalo, DC
Sr. Corazon P. Manalo, DC
Dr. Joselito S. Sandejas
Dr. Joselito S. Sandejas
Br. Augustine L. Boquer FSC
Br. Augustine L. Boquer FSC
Br. Antonio Cesar J. Servando FSC
Br. Pedro Victor M. Maralit FSC
Br. Roberto O. Casingal FSC
The process by which a plant grows from a seed,
starts when a seed is provided with water.
Germination
This quintessential process has been nurtured by the unto water, provide the nurturance and guidance to
fine weather and favorable conditions that is in De La enable the students to discover and aim to reach their
Salle Lipa. From its inception in 1962 up to present,
full potential – products of the Lasallian tradition of
it has always been seen as an institution rich in flora. excellence.
To date, De La Salle Lipa has in its care a total of
320 trees belonging to different families and species As De La Salle Lipa turned a year older after celebrating
planted within the campus.
its golden milestone, a strong foundation has already
been established. This foundation continues to grow
The students, likened unto seeds, must be nurtured into a fine masterpiece - the Integrated School - that
in order to become growing plants. The school, its
continuously aims and updates itself to reach the
programs, policies and its teachers and staff, likened
standards of academic excellence, starting from the
toddler years going to high school.
The Integrated School enrollment for SY 2013 – 2014 increased by 3%
compared to previous school year. Kinder level remarkably increased
by 30%.
Student Population
INTEGRATED SCHOOL ENROLLMENT HIGHLIGHTS SY 2013 - 2014
Nursery 1
Nursery 2
Kinder
Grade 1
Grade 2
Grade 3
Grade 4
Grade 5
Grade 6
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10
SBJHNHS
NEW
OLD
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
ENROLLMENT GRAPH: OLD VIS-A-VIS NEW STUDENTS
SY 2012 - 2013
SY 2013 - 2014
GRAND TOTAL OF STUDENTS
GRAND TOTAL OF STUDENTS
4239
30%
10%
4346
107 students difference
3%
800
NURSERY 1
total student
enrollment
increase
KINDER
total student
enrollment
increase
TOTAL STUDENT
enrollment
increase
GRADE TWO
total student
enrollment
increase
20%
GRADE 10
total student
enrollment
increase
10%
Faculty Development
With the
growing number
of student
population,
faculty
qualifications and
competencies
must also keep
up.
68
3
Grade School Faculty
Ongoing Graduate
Studies for MA
26
with Masters Degree
PRC License (LET)
PROFILE OF
INTEGRATED SCHOOL
FACULTY
96
High School Faculty
PRC License (LET)
30
10
High School Faculty
with Masters Degree
High School Faculty
Ongoing Graduate
Studies for MA
The pillars of educating the young in the Integrated School (IS) are its faculty, who continuously honed minds and
transformed them into a full grown plant. Learning is incessant and, recognizing this, our teachers continuously enrich
their knowledge through post-graduate studies and pursuit of national certifications in their subject specializations.
Early this school year, our Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) teachers acquired the National Certifications issued
by TESDA:
• NC II in Commercial Cooking: Edlyn Ebreo, Jasmin Inciong, Mercy Lescano, Michelle Macaraeg, Randy Palestina
and Arlene Vallejo
• NC II in Computer Hardware Servicing and TESDA Trainer’s Methodology Course: Jonas Lara
• NC III in Bookkeeping Assessment (highest national certification issued by TESDA): Mercy Lescano, Vic Loreto, and
Randy Palestina
IS faculty and staff also attended
different trainings and seminars
sponsored by the institution and
outside organizations in the regional
and national levels.
IS Faculty and Staff Trainings and Seminars
44% of the in-house seminars
were designed to enrich the skills
of IS faculty and staff like English
Proficiency,
Research
Seminars,
Lecture-Demo on Fitness and Healthy
Diet, to name few.
44%
15%
41%
0
10
National
20
Regional
30
40
DLSL
50
As to seminars and conferences hosted in the region, Catholic Education Association of the Philippines (CEAP) assembly,
workshops on the use of Revised School-Based Management, Network of Calabarzon Educational Institutions (NOCEI)
Education Summit, and other learning sessions were participated by selected IS faculty and staff.
In the national level, which comprises 41% of the total trainings and seminars attended for the school year, sessions on
the Integration of K-12 Curriculum, Creative Teaching Strategies, Curriculum Mapping, and Spiral Progression approach
were designed to prepare the institution in the implementation of the enhanced basic education curriculum (refer to
Appendix 1 for the complete list of Seminars / Workshops / Trainings attended by IS faculty and staff).
30% of the seminars attended by the IS
Faculty and Staff this year focused on
preparation for the K-12 curriculum and
teaching strategies for the enhanced basic
education curriculum.
Integrated School faculty members likewise facilitated enhancement seminars among the faculty and staff. For SY 2013
– 2014, 11 seminars were conducted which focused on the following topics: English Proficiency, Organizational Skills,
Grammar Rules, Professional Typing, Accent and Intonation, Business Writing, and Common Conversational Errors (refer
1 infographics
97 percent.pdf
10/21/14
11:30 AM
to Appendix 1 for the complete list of Seminars and chapter
Trainings
facilitated
by IS 5faculty).
“
The English Proficiency Program
helped me improve my business
writing
skills specifically grammar,
proper terminologies and words.
”
97%
satisfied participants of the
English Proficiency Program
seminars facilitated by the
faculty and staff
Grades 1, 2, 7 and 8
curricula are now aligned
with the K-12 program
Chinese Mandarin is
now offered to Grade 6
students
Language and Reading
subjects are integrated
into English from Grades
4 to 10
SpeP GILAS (Special
Program for the Gifted
Lasallians) sessions are
given to academically
gifted students
Curriculum and
Instruction
As a response to the challenges in the Philippine
education system, a standard learning module
has been implemented from Grades 1 to 10.
Grading system for Grades 1, 2, 7 and 8 follows
the Knowledge, Process or Skills, Understanding
and Product (KPUP) Scheme as prescribed by
the Department of Education Order #31 series
of 2012. Similarly, some programs were retooled
and new ones were introduced in support of the
K-12 program.
In addition to seminars and workshops attended
by faculty and staff, further training on Test
Construction for Process and Understanding
levels were enhanced. In the Grade School
department, learning modules were also adopted.
Students’ Performance Tasks were also designed
across various subject areas. On the other hand,
summative tests measuring understanding were
implemented among Junior High School students.
Student Life
Integrated School students’ activities
are not only confined inside the
classrooms, but outside as well.
The Student Activities Office (SAO)
provided venues where students
can show their talents and skills and
share their knowledge to their fellow
students and their counterparts from
other schools.
This school year, various trainings
and seminars were spearheaded by
the SAO like teambuilding sessions,
leadership training seminars, club
assemblies and meetings, power
dressing seminar, and moving up
activities (orientation of Grade 9
students about life in Grade 10). These
activities were initiated by the student
leaders of the Student Coordinating
Board (SCB) who represents the IS
student body.
As to activities showcasing the
students’ talents and activities, LOL
(Lasallians Out Loud) Upgraded noon
time shows were staged. To instill
awareness on social issues, “Earth
Hour,” “One Day Peace,” “World
Teachers’ Day”, “Mission Yolanda,”
and “Anti-Bullying” campaigns were
promoted by the SAO and SCB. SAO
also spearheaded the “LakaRUN”
fun run activity participated by the IS
students and the “Wellness Day for
Teachers and Staff” where faculty and
staff were given a free whole day massage, hair cut, foot
spa, and nail treatments.
DLSL was shortlisted for the ‘Largest Event’ category of
the Face to Faith Peace One Day Awards 2013 which was
participated in by 102 schools from 13 countries, namely,
Egypt, India, Indonesia, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Mexico,
Pakistan, Philippines, UAE, UK, Ukraine, and USA.
As to spirituality, vocation awareness, search-in programs,
SIKAT formation of volunteers, and Coffee with Bro, were
also initiated by the SAO and SCB in partnership with the
Vocation Office.
Our students also had the chance to attend camps and
trainings sponsored by outside organizations. A cultural
exchange program was participated by Hannah Mae Dy
(Grade 9), Kathleen Kate Suarez (Grade 9) and Charlene
Antinor (Grade 10) in the Asian Bridge Summer Camp of
the Confucius Institute last October 20 - November 2, 2013
at the Fujian Normal University in China.
In the national
level, the 25th
Young
Men’s
C h r i s t i a n
Association
(YMCA) National
Assembly
for
High
School
students
was
held
at
the
Teachers’ Camp,
Baguio City last
3-6
November
2013 and was
attended by IS
representatives’
Jonathan Coronel
and Maloi Averilla.
Among the 746
participants
all
over the country,
they
were
awarded as one
of the Top 10
Delegates.
The “Masquerade”
Graduation
Ball
of the Grade 10
students was also
hosted by the SCB
as one of the sendoff activities of the
graduating students.
Student Achievers: Curricular and Co-Curricular
Integrated School students excel in
various competitions, be it curricular or
co-curricular. In international academic
competitions, two bronze medals
were brought home by Angelo Vince
Perez (Grade 5) from the International
Mathematics
Competition
in
Singapore and the 3rd Asian Science
and
Mathematics
Olympiads
for Primary Schools in Bandung,
Indonesia.
Gerald Pagcaliwagan
(Grade 3), on the other hand, was
the bronze medalist in the 22nd
King of Mathematics International
Competition and received the Merit
Award in the Gifted Mathematics
Green World Cup International
Tournament in Hong Kong.
Contemporary Category held in Los
Angeles, California.
In national competitions, Lila Andrea
Vien Hernandez (Grade 6) was hailed
2nd runner up in the 11th National
Science Quest Impromptu Contest
held at the Teachers’ Camp, Baguio
City.
In the field of performing arts, Grade
9 Tinuviel Esguerra won Silver Medal
in the 17th World Championship
of the Performing Arts – Junior
Lila Andrea Vien L.
Hernandez
3
rd
Placer
SCI-IMPROMPTU
Grade 6
11th National Science
Quest (Private Schools)
Coach: Ms. Pines Domingo Pangan
February 10-12, 2014, Teachers’ Camp, Baguio City
AWARDS RECIEVED IN REGIONAL COMPETITIONS
14
13
5
CHAMPION
st
1 RUNNER UP
nd
nd
7
1 RUNNER UP
st
5
CHAMPION
10
2 RUNNER UP
2 RUNNER UP
AWARDS RECIEVED IN LOCAL / DIVISION LEVEL COMPETITIONS
Out of the 32 regional competitions hosted
by various organizations and schools, 14
championship awards were received by the
participating IS students. These competitions
include the Tech-No Competition 2014, SciMath Interschool Challenge, Karibok ang
Tuktok and MTAP Regional Challenge.
Thirteen first runner up awards and five 2nd
runner ups were also added in the IS bucket
of awards. In 22 divisions level and local
contests, 10 championship titles were won by
the Integrated School. These contests include
the Division Press Schools Convference,
Science Impromptu Quiz, MTAP Math
Challenge Division Round, Science Quest
Quiz Bee, and I Speak Declamation Contest.
Five first runner up and Seven second runner
ups were also added in the roster of IS
achievers.
For a complete list
of awards received
by IS students in the
international and local
competitions, refer to
Appendix 1.
STUDENT COMPETITIONS
Student Achievers: Sports
Integrated School student athletes
also had the chance to compete
in
international
and
national
competitions. The High School
Volleyball Boys’ Philippine Team
emerged as second runner up in the
5th ASEAN Games held last 22-30
June 2013 at Hanoi, Vietnam. The
De La Salle Lipa delegation was led
by Head Coach Mr. Rossel Sumcad,
Asst. Coach Mr. Pedro Perez Jr., and
athletes Reneil Roxas, Lawrence
Magadia, Jerard De Castro, Levin
Dimayuga, Kit Canobas, and Joshua
Diaz.
2013
June
Volleyball Boys
Philippine Team
2nd
runner up
5th Asean School Games
Hanoi, Vietnam
The High School Football Girls, led by
Coach Miriam Merlin, also contributed
in the international awards received
by the Integrated School by being the
3rd runner up in the 2014 Guam Youth
Games held last 14-18 May 2014 at
Guam, USA.
As to national competitions, four DLSL
athletes contributed in the Calabarzon
Team’s medal tally during the 2014
Palarong Pambansa held in Sta.
Cruz, Laguna. Swimmers’ Ivon Elroi
Adelantar (Grade 10) won gold medal
in the 4x50 meter Freestyle Relay
while Ethan Roy Go (Grade 5) received
silver medal in the 4x50 Medley
Relay and bronze medal in the 4x100
meter Freestyle Relay.
Volleyball
2014 PALARONG PAMBANSA TEAM CALABARZON
Silver Medalists
Elementary Volleyball Girls
Alleiah Jan Malaluan
Grade 5
Secondary Volleyball Boys
Joshua Diaz
Grade 10
Silver Medalist
4x50m Medley Relay
Bronze Medalist
4x100m Freestyle Relay
Ethan Roy Go
Grade 5
Gold Medalist
4x50m Freestyle Relay
Ivon Elroi Adelantar
Grade 10
players’
Alleiah
Jan
Malaluan
(Grade
5)
of
the elementary
girls’
division
and Joshua Diaz
(Grade 10) of
the
secondary
boys’
division
both won Silver
Medals as part
of the Calabarzon
Volleyball Team.
SPORTS MEDAL TALLY
In the regional level, seven gold
medals were received by the IS
student athletes in the following
tournaments: Taekwondo Association
Regional Competition, League of
Southern Manila Schools, and National
Collegiate Athletics Association –
South (NCAA South). De La Salle
Lipa, likewise, was awarded as the
overall champion in the 15th NCAA
South which is incidentally hosted by
DLSL.
In the division and local level, DLSL
athletes emerged with 12 golds in the
Area Meet competition.
For a complete list of medals
received by IS student athletes in the
international and local competitions,
refer to Appendix 1.
GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE
INTERNATIONAL
NATIONAL
REGIONAL
LOCAL DIVISION
Respiration
Plant respiration converts photosynthesis (sugars) into energy for growth and other life processes; it burns
photosynthates to do the internal “work” of living.
From germination, this process is The substantial population of trees The most represented families
essential to see the plant towards in De La Salle Lipa makes possible
becoming a sturdy, magnificent
were
Moraceae,
the enjoyment of fresh, unpolluted Palmae.
tree. As much as the process takes air.
Fabacea
and
To the people enjoying
The 320 trees belong to
the shade of these trees, these
carbon dioxide from the external
ten (10) plant families namely
families are known here as Madre
environment
Palmae, Verbenaceae, Myrtaceae, Cacao, Fire Tree, Ipil-Ipil, Caballero,
as
an
essential
ingredient, it gives back oxygen.
Moraceae,
And this give and take enables the Burseraceae,
students, stakeholders and visitors
Meliciae,
Fabacea,
Acacia, Narra, Bani, Langka, Is-
Anarcardiaceae,
Is, Balete, Kalios, Bamboo Palm,
Annonaceae, and Apocynaceae. 2
Bunga, Palmera, Bunga de Jolo,
of the institution to enjoy fresh,
Tikal, and – as our DLSL school
clean air around the campus.
logo will attest to – the Coconut
Tree.
2 Lunar, Bernardo C., The Carbon Computing Stock of Trees towards Carbon Neutrality in a Private Higher Educational Institution, De La Salle Lipa, 2011. References to DLSL tree population and statistics in the other chapter introductions also came from the sam research.
SY 2008 - 2009
Enrollment Statistics
JURIS PRUDENCE
NOT YET
OFFERED
CIHTM
CBEAM
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
949
1,325
128 STUDENTS
COLLEGE OF NURSING
83% increase in 5 YEARS
1, 245 STUDENTS
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ARTS AND SCIENCES
1, 876 STUDENTS
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
2, 283 STUDENTS
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, ACCOUNTANCY & MANAGEMENT
849 STUDENTS
COLLEGE OF INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY
& TOURISM MANAGEMENT
(offered beg. SY 2010 - 2011)
51 STUDENTS
The Colleges continue to harness
the student’s competency into
complex processes that are the
specialized fields of their choice.
Working on the learning foundation
of each student, DLSL provides the
avenue - through curriculum and
instruction, experiential learning, and
values formation – for the student to
transform into a contributing member,
and a change agent, of the community.
Effective communication, critical
thinking, socially responsible actions
and life-long learning attitudes are the
trademark.
DOCTOR OF JURISPRUDENCE
SY 2013 - 2014
Enrollment Statistics
CITE
CEAS
NURSING
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
STUDENTS
1,258
681
681
6,341
Students
58%
Male
95%
Student
Survival
Rate
42%
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Community
Profile
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FACULTY
CBEAM C E A S C I T E
C I H T M NURSING
7%
DOCTORATE
131 FULL TIME
206 PART TIME
13%
38%
ONGOING
DOCTORATE
MASTERATE
Colleges Logos
3 out of 10 students you meet on the halls of the college
are students of CBEAM (College of Business Economics,
Accountancy & Management) having the most number
of students comprising 35% of student population at an
average growth of 5% per year.
PROGRAMS
28 DEGREE PROGRAMS
4 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1 GRADUATE SCHOOL PROGRAM
Curriculum and Instruction
The De La Salle Lipa curriculum is in its
best shape to meet the challenges of the
times and make College education more
responsive to the youth entrusted to its
care. Among its steady benchmarking
measures are consultations with
industry heads for curriculum content,
which helps the learner become the best
that he can possibly be.
Consistent with its commitment
to provide the proper instructional
equipment that are most conducive to
learning and provision for continuity of
experiences, DLSL enables for students
to handle and utilize equipment that
are industry staples. In the Batangas
province, DLSL is the sole educational
institution with basic genomics and
proteomics instruments that serve the
BS Biology coeds.
Used for both student thesis and faculty
research, these equipment are some
among many that the institution has in
place to serve the field specializations of
its courses.
Aside from effective instruction, the
curriculum also strives to accommodate
individual learner differences through
the use of student and instructional
assessment data. The Collegiate General
Education Achievement Test or CGEAT
Intervention program is an ongoing
program to this end. Administered by the
College of Education, Arts and Sciences
(CEAS), the intervention program aims to address areas for
improvement in the learning competencies of the students,
pinpoint relative strengths and present opportunities to
improve curriculum and instruction.
Ascertaining that areas for improvement are notable
in academic literacy, statistical analysis and probability,
graphing and interpreting data and evaluation of scientific
evidence, an intervention program designed by the
CEAS focused on four areas: 1) a review of the course
syllabi in GE English, Math and Science; 2) incorporating
the learning competencies as objectives in the course
syllabi of English, Math and Science; 3) allocating a longer
time frame for the topics under the areas of concern
(those learning competencies with low results); and, 4)
developing learning modules that will address the learning
competencies that cannot be incorporated in the existing
GE English, Math and Science courses.
With the intervention program in place and implemented,
DLSL students have significantly improved in the curriculum
strands measured in CGEAT as seen in stanine levels and
in scores. In the English subtest, pretests indicated only
17% of the students were at the Stanine (SN) 7 to 9 levels
but after the intervention, post-test results indicated that
57% of the students belong to Stanine (SN) 7 to 9 levels.
The Math subtest results, indicating only 18% were in the
SN 7 – SN9 levels, now showed that 28% were in the
category. The Science subtest, indicating only 22% were
in the SN7 – SN9 levels, now indicated that 35% of the
students were in the SN7 – SN9 levels.
It is evident that DLSL’s curriculum and instruction in
English, Math and Science have addressed the standards.
To strengthen instruction, departments engage various
techniques and fora to supplement what students are
given in the classroom. It encourages students to grow
and take on more challenges beyond the boundaries of
the classroom. As such, for example, the Mathematics
Department had a tie-up activity with the Mathematical
Society of the Philippines – Calabarzon Chapter to hold
the 2014 Math Students’ Convention. Participated in
by 451 attendees from 21 schools, 32 student paper
presentations of math related undergraduate thesis and
papers were discussed in parallel sessions. Of the papers
presented, seven (7) were delivered by DLSL students:
two were from BS Education Major in Mathematics and
three were from BS Mathematics. The papers presented
were as follows:
• “On the Generalized Formula for the Triangular Number
of the Sum and Product of Natural Numbers,” Jonjie
Catibog (BS Math)
• “On Pictorial Proofs in Parity Checkerboard
Problems,” Francis Gerard Magtibay (BS Math)
• “How Do You Slice the Bread? A Mathematical
Procedure of Slicing Two Equal Parts of Irregularly
Shaped Geometrical Figures,” Julie Rosario and Karen
Mae De La Pena (BS Math)
• “On the Divisibility Properties of Power GCD and
Power LCM Matrices,” Harlene Liwag (BS Math)
• “On Kaprekar Triples,” Sarah Navarro and Gladys Perez
(BS Math)
• “The Relationship of Students’ Performance and
Anxiety Using Cooperative Learning Approach,”
Bernadette Cabungcal, Karmela Espiritu and Lealyn
Titular (BS Educ - Math)
• “Technology:
Bridging
Mathematics
and
Reality,” Ronalyn Cruzada and Carolain Kennan (BS
Educ - Math)
Faculty Development
Teachers are agents of transformation
and change. In order for them to do
the task well and convert students’
basic knowledge into complex and
applicable knowhow that will benefit
his fellowmen and his environment,
the teacher must also be equipped
to
exact
this
transformation.
Through capability development,
attendance in seminars, conferences
and workshops, DLSL encourages
and supports its College teachers
and staff to keep updated with the
standards of the industry where
their specializations and fields of
knowledge are channeled.
In total, there are 218 manpower
development activities undertaken
by both faculty and staff. 73% of
the capability development activities
are external - eight (8) of these were
international conferences in locations
around South East Asia. Likewise, in
preparation for the impact of RA 10533
or the Enhanced Basic Education
Act, administrators and general
education instructors and professors
have also attended several national
conferences on K–2. The remaining
27% of seminars were held at DLSL.
For a complete list of seminars and
conferences attended by Colleges
faculty and staff, refer to Appendix for
Chapter 2.
The College of International Hospitality and Tourism Management (CIHTM)
supported its faculty and staff to gain certification as Red Cross first aiders
to enhance the competencies for the College programs under hospitality and
tourism sectors. Also, some of its faculty and hotel operations staff, Chef
Patrick Maravilla and Chef John Gordo and Noli Rodaje, respectively, passed
the TESDA National Certification Exam II on Commercial Cooking. This is
to strengthen CIHTM offering as Assessment Center for Cookery National
Certification II (NCII).
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA)
under the
Uniﬁed TVET Program Registration and Accreditation System (UTPRAS)
PROGRAM TITLE
DURATION REGISTRATION NO. (CoTVETPR ) DATE ISSUED
COOKERY NCII
(CERTIFICATE IN CULINARY ARTS)
1817 Hours
201404012124
B r. J o a q u in S. M a r t in e z F SC , D . M in . , Pre s i d e n t
Sept. 17, 2014
www.dlsl.edu.ph
Global Mathematics Certification
Sugaku Test Passers
Mr. Roberto M. Marcelo Jr., Ms. Jester S. Martinez, Ms. Iezyl U. Torino,
Dr. Ivee K. Guce, Ms. Lerma R. Ilao, Mr. Nyses P. Velasquez
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As of last school year, 7% of the faculty has
Doctorate degrees and 13% have ongoing
Doctorate studies, most of which will earn
them by 2016. Masterate degree holders are
at 38% and those earning their Masterate
degrees are at 23%.
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10
Doctorate
SY 2013
Faculty Programs
20
Ongoing Doctorate
30
Ongoing Masterate
40
Masterate
The caliber of Lasallian faculty members
continues to notch higher as six faculty
members of the Mathematics Department
of the College of Education, Arts and
Sciences (CEAS) recently passed the Global
Mathematics Certification Sugaku Test
conducted last 23 November 2013. The
successful examinees in the 3rd Kyu (level)
were Dr. Ivee K. Guce, Mr. Roberto M.
Marcelo Jr., Ms. Jester S. Martinez and Mr.
Nyses P. Velasquez. Earning similar success
in the Pre-2nd Kyu are Ms. Lerma R. Ilao and
Ms. Iezyl U. Torino. Based on international
standards, the test is a global mathematics
certification program that certifies that a
teacher is qualified to teach at a high level of
proficiency.
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Student Life
and
international
developmental
activities. The international study
tours and conferences attended were
held in Japan, Korea and Singapore.
Singapore, which hosted most of the
international exposure, was visited by
DLSL sophomore students for World
Geography & International Tourism on
26-28 September 2013, DLSL third
year HRM students for International
Cuisine (Seminar on International
Cuisine and Bartending in Singapore
Hotel & Tourism Education Center)
on 6-8 March 2014 and DLSL senior
Electrical Engineering students for an
educational tour on 7-10 April 2014.
Coeds at De La Salle Lipa have many opportunities to develop their skills
and hone them to serve the fields that they choose as their careers in life.
Curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are ever present and only
student schedules and availability stand in the way of doing it all. Of 38 club
organizations that are active in the colleges, 55% are professional organizations
that focus on developmental activities centered on interests of existing degree
programs. The rest of the club organizations are socio-civic and religious
organizations or SCRO (29%) and special interest organizations or SPIN (16%).
For a complete list of the different accredited College Clubs and Organizations,
(refer to Appendix for Chapter 2).
Tallying up the activities attended by the students for the school year, 258
student development programs have been availed: 69% were internal programs,
seminars and conferences and the remaining 31% were regional, national
To round up the holistic formation
of the College students and to
supplement
the
academics,
recollections, retreats and formations
were regularly conducted with the
recurring developmental themes of
faith, service and communion in vision.
Further information are discussed in
Chapter 3.
Student Accomplishments
PHILIPPINE BUSINESS FOR EDUCATION (PBEd)
CHAMPION
Education
students
Jonathan
Ibuna (lead producer), Rodie Rose
Bonavernte and Maria Penny Lumbera
(co-producers) emerged as Champion
in the PBed 1000 Teacher’s Program
video contest. Ibuna’s group was
inspired to make the 112-second
video titled “Gusto Ko Sana, Kaso . . .”
due to the country’s compelling need
for more teachers. Their winning
video captured the very essence
of PBed’s campaign to encourage
the best and brightest students to
consider teaching as their profession.
The group won the grand prize of
P50,000.00 cash, tax-free.
1000 Teachers Program
Video-Making Contest
Maria Penny Lumbera
Jonathan Ibuna
Rodie Rose Bonavente
3rd Year
BSED Major in English
2nd
Place
“Beyond Difference”
University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, California, USA.
9th Annual My Hero International Film Festival
AB Communication
Katrina Lantin, Carissa Bautista, Trissia Desamero, Rizza Leus,
Fuma Yamamoto, Tiffany Tec, Audine Villarama, and Mervea Librea
Roan Contreras
3rd year AB Multimedia Arts
Game Developer
2
nd
Place
Manila Game Jam 2014
DLS - College of St. Benilde
January 25, 2014
Student accomplishments in the
national level run high where video
and film making is concerned.
Romejohn Maramo, Carmina Cillion and
Alyzza Mae Escala
Best Print PSA
Practitioners’ Choice Award
ADSPEAK 2014
February 14, 2014
Colegio de San Juan de Letran-Manila
ABComm 4th Yr. students Karla
Teresa Carig, Mary Viviene Pesigan,
Vladimir Riccardo Macalintal, Monette
Landicho, and Maria Duchess Morada
won Best Picture Award (New Wave
Student Short Film Category) for “Ang
Paglisan” in the 39th Metro Manila
Film Festival held last 27 December
2013 at the Meralco Theater, Pasig
City.
Two other ABComm coeds, Carmina
Cillion and Allyza Mae Escala, won
Best PSA – Print in Adspeak 2014
held last 14 February 2014 at Letran
College, Manila.
Further adding to national accolades for the school, CIHTM
students Micah Erika Dizon, Daryl Malveda, Richard
Marco, Crystal Sulit with Coach Chef Patrick Maravilla won
1st Runner-up in the Manila Foods & Beverages (MAFBEX)
Inter-School Competitions: Market Basket Competition
last 14 June 2013 at the World Trade Center, Manila.
Committed to show the best of journalists are at De La
Salle Lipa, John Michael Bucal bagged 1st Place - Editorial
Cartooning at the 25th CAMPUS JOURNALISM AWARDS
held on 25 January 2014 at De La Salle University, Manila.
Colleague Jyjde Ayap took 2nd Place in Photojournalism at
the same competition.
CBEAM 4th year Accountancy coeds Dency T. Topacio,
Mark Z. Ibayan, Mary Jane A. Claveria, Jessyl D. De Castro
garnered 2nd Runner-up in the CIMA Global Business
Challenge Philippines last 21 June 2013 at Century Park
Hotel, Manila.
In the MANILA GAME JAM 2014 held last 23-25 January
2014 at De La Salle-College of St. Benilde, Manila, CITE
student Roan Contreras won 2nd Place in the On-the-Spot
Game Design and Development (48 hours).
For a complete list of other national and regional
accomplishment and awards, refer to Appendix for Chapter
2.
Board Examinations
Performance
DLSL’s performance in its programs with professional
licensure examinations remains consistently above the
national passing percentage.
In the October 2013 Certified Public Accountants Licensure
Examination, DLSL scored a 60.96% passing percentage.
The program has already produced 330 accountants since
its initial offering in SY 1995-1996. For the past ten years,
it has produced an average of 77% passers vis-à-vis its
graduates per batch.
The BS Nursing program, also, scored above the national
passing percentage at 31.43% in the December 2013
Nurse Licensure Examinations.
In the September 2013 and March 2014 Licensure
Examinations for Teachers (LET), the Bachelor in Secondary
Education scored 90.91% and 66.67%, respectively, while
the Bachelor in Elementary Education program scored
70% and 100%. Both programs have consistently scored
way above the national passing average.
The Certified Industrial Engineer’s Board passing rate for
DLSL is at 66.67%. The December 2013 examinations
also went well with 37.31% passing percentage for the
Electronics Engineer (ECE) Licensure Examination and
86.49% passing percentage for the Electronics Technician
(ECT) Licensure Examination. The later high score placed
DLSL as 2nd among schools with 30 or more examinees
nationwide. This was further affirmed in the March 2014
ECT Licensure exam where the school garnered a 91.67%
passing percentage. This translates to 22 new ECTs and
ranked DLSL as the No. 1 Top Performing School among
ECE Schools with 20 or more examinees nationwide.
Finally, in the February 2014 Registered Master Electrician
(RME) Licensure Examination, DLSL scored an 85.94%
passing percentage thus earning the No. 1 rank in the
Top Performing Schools Nationwide (in the category of
50 or more examinees) and coed Gil Angelo De Castro
Magpantay landed in the 10th spot – making it to the Top
10 national list - with a rating of 84.5%.
Batch 2013 Passers of Licensure Examination for Teachers
BEED
Asupre,
Jenny A.
Awat, Alona
Joy V.
BSE
Calawood, Carandang, May
Steeve Ivan G. Ann Joyce A.
Tapalla,
Ruth D.
Bayhon, Mary Jean Calalo,
Maria Ghea D.
Camille C.
Care,
Ren C.
Conde,
Dimaculangan,
Jane Carla C.
Leizel M.
Guce,
Eisle T.
Lindog,
Gretzel C.
100% Passing Rate for BEED
95.24% Passing Rate for BSE
#1
#2
With 20 and above.
Examinees for BSE
Below 20
Examinees for BEED
in Batangas
National Passing Percentage:
BEED – 31.18%
BSE – 39.75%
Magay,
Gelen L.
Mendoza,
Elka Shien A.
Perez, Maria
Carmina S.
Perez,
Rizel Joy L.
Vergara,
Sabaybay,
Criselda D. Mark Anthony M.
Nurse Licensure Examination Passers
Abecia,
Levy Susy C.
Angelia, Ruy
Angelo Miguel C.
Avena,
Mitchell C.
Briton,
Jameela Mae M.
Chavez,
Kathryn Joy S.
Flores,
Amiel M.
DLSL Passing
Percentage: 31.43%
National Passing
Percentage: 30.94%
Gamboa,
Rupert George G.
Hernandez,
Vhen Joseph R.
Maglinte,
Carlo Jose G.
Masilang,
Mark
Molinyawe,
Mary Ann K
December 7-8, 2013
TOP 10
Gil Angelo D. Magpantay
Registered Master Electrician
Licensure Examination
February 2014
March 2014 Electronics Technician (ECT) Licensure Examination Passers
Sherry
Maria Naneth Chloe Marjorie Aquiatan Richelle Ann de
Hernandez Alday Bulosan Castro
de Vega
Leon Garcia
Kenn Ardie
Banaag Mayuga
Richard
Lester Galvin
Benjamin De Claro Balahadia
Naguit
Navaluna
Daniela Erika
Beredo Inandan
James Calvin
Balios Potoy
Alyssa Jane
Mallari Isana
Dennis Antonio
Jc Jomari
Shiem Anthony
Aeron Paul Reyes
Precious
Librada
Jewell Moster Librea Sayosa Lopez Mendoza Magnaye Suarez Maranan
Ronnel Jay Serrano Denmark Bagadiong Marcel Joseph
Tejada
Teves
Alvarez Tolentino
No. 1 among schools with 20 or more examinees nationwide!
Jhonafe
Miranda Lasi
Ralph Jinco Loudette Delgado
Matibag Torres
Vargas
Rizza Mae Tiquis
Villanueva
DLSL Passing Rate: 91.67% - National Passing Rate: 65.12%
Osmosis
A tree will not reach its maximum potential, let alone live,
without the aid of osmosis – a fundamental and indispensable
process that helps a plant absorb water and nutrients.
This selectivity process within a plant ensures that only the
things that are necessary for survival and growth continue to
fortify and strengthen the tree. Relative to maximum potential,
a study of the tree population of De La Salle Lipa show that the
average height of the surveyed trees was 8 meters. The tallest
tree recorded has a height of approximately 12 meters - easily
as tall as the 4-storey halls of the institution’s buildings - and
the shortest tree recorded has a height of 3 meters.
Research
Optimum result in the case of education is far from reality in the absence of research. Unless it is supported by relevant,
effective and applicable research outputs, the most basic instruction will defeat its purpose.
Continuous research is quite imperative to insure the relevance and enhancement of every program present in the
institution as it, likewise, addresses the community’s state and well-being, as a whole.
As much as a tree can not do without the process of osmosis, so is the institution without the research outputs.
In our unceasing quest to cultivate furtherance of education in one of its essential forms, research, we encourage
members of the community, primarily, the faculty to be even more participatory in scholarly works.
The affirmative turn out and response yielded higher productivity in terms of number, quality, and relevance, and
consistently grows especially with the recent developments, researchers are more motivated.
Incentive upon completion of research raised by 100%
One of the hallmarks of an educational institution is a strong research culture. Working towards that end, DLSL has
strengthened its incentives to support the researchers to grow high-caliber outputs and draw the attention of international
audience who seek their presentation in various continents.
Below are the presentations in the international and national fora.
Author
Vivian Titular, Ph.D.
Vivian Titular, Ph.D.
Title of Paper
Affirming Spiritual Culture of Trust: A
Model of People Empowerment in Isla
Verde, Batangas, Philippines
Affirming Youth Spirituality: A Positive
Development Approach through Photovoice
Title of Conference
ICSA 2013 Conference
Changing Boundaries:
Mindfulness, Spirituality and
Education Conference
Place
Date
Findhorn Community and
Ecovillage, Scotland
June 26-28, 2013
Dublin City University,
Ireland
July 4-5, 2013
Haidee Angeles
Subli: And the Gospel Became Dance
Conference on Language,
Literature and Culture 2013
Parkroyal Hotel, Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
November 29December 1, 2013
Macatangay, Jose
Content Analysis on Task Components of
an English Learning Package for Grade VII
in the Philippines
Lumpur, Malaysia
Psychological Organization for the
Promotion of Mental Health (POPMH)
Batangas Chapter Philippines: A Case
Study
Lumpur, Malaysia
Angeles, Haidee and Rosales,
Marineth
The Role of Culture in ESL Classroom for
Korean: The De La Salle Lipa Experience
12th IALIC International
Conference on Language and
Intercultural Communication
in the Workplace: Critical
Approaches to Theory and
Practice
Hong Kong Baptist
University
November 29 –
December 1, 2013
Padura, Vivienne
Environmental Audit of Swine Waste
Management System in Lipa City,
Philippines
International Conference
on Agriculture, Food and
Environmental Engineering
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
January 15-16,
2014
Castro, Edgar Allan Ph.D.
Implications of Credentials, Employee,
Selection Process and HEI Quality
on Graduate Employment Success:
Employment Transition Patters in Labor
Market of Batangas, Philippines
Conference on Interdisciplinary
Business and Economics
Research
Royal Bintang Hotel,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
February 7-8, 2014
Magboo, Romaine
Are You With Me, With Us? Exploring
“Gemeinschaftsgefuhl” and its Positive
Impact
International Youth and
Educators Summit
Euro Hotel and Convention February 7-10,
2014
Center Boracay, Aklan
Industry Participation in Developing
Competencies for Employment Success:
Learning from a 3-Year OJT Program of a
Philippine Higher Education Institution
Widyatama International Seminar
(WIS): International Seminar
Grand Inna Kuta Hotel Bali,
on Quality Assurance and
Indonesia
Sustainability of HEI
Magboo, Romaine
Castro, Edgar Allan Ph.D.
February 14-15,
2014
Talens, Joy Ph.D.
Creative Thinking Skills through Problem
Based Learning in Physical Science
2014 Asia Pacific Teaching
Professor Conference
Tokyo, Japan
March 28-30,2014
Resurreccion, Analiza
Dependence of Digital Economy on Free
Labor
3rd International Conference on
Social Science and Humanity
Seoul, South Korea
April 12-13, 2014
Magulabnan, Ma. Theresa
Ph.D.
Pamilyang Pinoy: A Phenomenological
Study on the Success Journey of
Traditional Filipino Families
International Journal of Arts
and Sciences (IJAS) American
Canadian Conference
Toronto, Canada
May 19-22, 2014
Resurreccion, Analiza
Dependence of Digital Economy on Free
Labor
PACE National Conference 2014
La Trinidad, Benguet
April 3-5, 2014
Mangulabnan, Ma. Theresa
Ph.D.
Pamilyang Pinoy: A Phenomenological
Study on the Success Journey of
Traditional Filipino Families
International Journal of Arts
and Sciences (IJAS) American
Canadian Conference
Toronto, Canada
May 19-22, 2014
Ramos Michael
Deuteronomy 26:27 “The Curse of the
Law” Shall the People of God be Identified
by Law or by Christ
2nd International Conference on
Asian Studies 2014
Colombo, Sri Lanka
July 14-15, 2014
Kasilag, Renan
Relationship between Parent’s Overseas
Work on the Left-Behind Children’s Quality
of Life and Career Choice Intention
2nd International Conference on
Asian Studies 2014
Colombo, Sri Lanka
July 14-15, 2014
Paper Presentation in National Level
• Maria Madel Ocampo, Important Hospitality and Tourism Management Skills as Perceived by Lasallian Hospitality
Educators in the Philippines, 3rd Annual LATHE Convention, DLSU-Dasmariñas, Cavite, May 31 - June 1, 2013
• Roy Aguba, Competency Requirements for Entry Level Positions of Selected Deluxe Hotels in Metro Manila: A
Guide for Effective Education, Training and Skill Enhancement, 3rd Annual LATHE Convention, DLSU-Dasmariñas,
Cavite, May 31 - June 1, 2013
• Andrenelyn Varona, Understanding Local Residents’ Perceptions Towards Tourism Development in San Juan,
Batangas, 3rd Annual LATHE Convention, 3rd Annual LATHE Convention, May 31 - June 1, 2013
• Arvie Andal, Development and Evaluation of an Educational Story Telling Courseware for Children with Autism,
National Forum on Current and Emerging Practices in Teacher Education: Challenges, Innovation and Transformations,
PNU, July 10-12, 2013
• Maligaya, Renato, Ang Sinkretismo sa Paniniwala ng mga Tsinoy sa Birhen ng Caysasay bilang si Ma-Cho, 35th
Annual Conference Ugnayang Agham Tao, Ateneo De Davao, Davao City, October 24-26, 2013
Paper Presentation in Regional Level
• Romaine Magboo, Psychological Organization for the Promotion of Mental Health (POPMH) Batangas Chapter
Philippines: A Case Study, DLSU-Dasmariñas Research Week 2013, De La Salle University Dasmariñas, Cavite,
November 18-20, 2013
• Darwin Magpili, Positive outcomes from Negative Experiences: Youth Oriented vs. Adult Oriented Organization,
DLSU-Dasmariñas Research Week 2013, De La Salle University Dasmariñas, Cavite, November 18-20, 2013
• Arvie Andal, Design Considerations for Developing an Educational Multimedia Courseware for Children with Autism,
DLSU-Dasmariñas Research Week 2013, De La Salle University Dasmariñas, Cavite, November 18-20, 2013
• Arvie Andal, Development and Evaluation of an Educational Multimedia Storytelling Courseware for Introducing
Number Sense to Children with Autism, 1st CALABARZON Research Summit, LPU-Cavite, Gen. Trias, Cavite,
• Michael Ramos, Subli: And the Gospel Became Dance, 1st CALABARZON Research Summit, LPU-Cavite, Gen.
Trias, Cavite, November 20-22, 2013
• Ma. Theresa Kalaw, Ph.D., Realistic Mathematics approach Communication Skills and Problem Solving Skills of High
Functioning Autistic Children: Case Study, 1st CALABARZON Research Summit, LPU-Cavite, Gen. Trias, Cavite,
Paper Presentation in Local Level
• Merlita Durana, DBA and Lani Garachico, Evaluation of BS Accountancy Program of De La Salle Lipa by Graduates
of Batches 2002 to 2011, De La Salle Lipa Journal of Management, Vol. 1 Issue 1 ISSN 2350-7802 Jan 2014,
January_2014
• Jasmin De Silva, Sheila Maloles, and Teresita Rosales, Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Practices of the Ten
Companies in the Philippines, De La Salle Lipa Journal of Management, Vol. 1 Issue 1 ISSN 2350-7802 Jan 2014,
January_2014
• Merlita Durana, DBA, Teresita Linatoc, and Lanie Santos, The Philippine Economy: A Descriptive Study and an
Assessment Based on Selected Work Indicators, De La Salle Lipa Journal of Management, Vol. 1 Issue 1 ISSN
2350-7802 Jan 2014, January_2014
• Edgar Allan Castro, Ph.D., Jasmin De Silva, and Nerissa Lucasia, Instrument Development for Industry Based
Competency Assessment of Employment Readiness of New Graduates of Business: Evidence for the Quality of
Educational Service Delivery, De La Salle Lipa Journal of Management, Vol. 1 Issue 1 ISSN 2350-7802 Jan 2014,
January_2014
The research agenda is anchored
mainly on five major research thrusts
that reflect the focus of the topics or
subjects by the researchers. These
research thrusts include:
1. Education and Lasallian studies;
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2
3
4
5
54%
15%
12%
7%
12%
Education
& Lasallian
studies
Health, safety,
security &
environment
Humanities,
arts &
culture
Community
development
& Social
Involvement
Business &
Information
Technology
2. Health, safety, security and
environment;
3. Humanities, arts and culture; and,
4. Community development and
social involvement; and,
5. Business and information
technology.
CEA S
For the entire school year, successful
researches shown have made it to the
approval stage.
10.15%
College of Education Arts & Sciences
1.2%
CIHTM
College of International Hospitality &
Tourism Management
Considering the basic criteria and
the processes that one research
project goes through, the grueling
time and the painstaking attention
that a researcher dedicates in every
project, not to mention the cost,
an accomplished output is a major
achievement, indeed.
13.20%
CBEAM
College of Business Economics,
Accountancy & Management
8.12%
The Integrated School make-up
33.51%, the College of Economics,
Accountancy and Management with
13.20%, the College of Education,
Arts and Sciences with 10.15%, the
College of Nursing with 8.12%, and
the College of International Hospitality
and Tourism Management with 1.2%.
NURSING
For a complete list of completed
research project of the DLSL
community for SY 2013-2014, refer to
Appendix for Chapter 3.
College of Nursing
33.51%
Integrated School
Dispersal
Dispersal is the movement or transport away from the parent plant or from birth site to
breeding site as well as the movement from one breeding site to another. Such movement
not only has benefits to the plant itself but also to its environment.
In quest for more learning and growth of students and co-workers (seeds, seedlings or
plants), they are being exposed outside the perimeter of DLSL, to the community (from
birth site to breeding site or from one breeding site to another). Such movement brings
benefits not only to the Lasallians of Lipa but also to the partners (alumni, community,
donors, etc.).
The Culture of Giving Among Students
The culture of giving has been planted and pruned in students through extra-curricular activities and course requirements.
Through the joint efforts of Community Involvement Office and Student Activity Offices, Integrated School and College
students were dispersed to different partner communities, schools and parishes.
In the Integrated School, the seed of a giving culture has been planted and enriched among Grades 4 to 10 students
through different outreach missions. Every grade level has a specific outreach activity, Community Involvement
Developmental Outreach Activity (CIDOA), which fostered awareness and developed care for the community members
and environment. The giving culture was also very much alive in the Mission Collection (Grades 1 to 10) which was held
every Tuesday of the week. During SY 13-14 a total of PhP 445,550.85 was generated from the weekly collections. The
collected amount was used to support the Catechetical and Religious Emmisaries or CARE and St. Br. Jaime Hilario
FSC Night High Schoolchapter
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Developmental Outreach Activity
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social
interaction
with students
from public
elementary
schools
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awakens the
consciousness
of the pupils
to become
responsible
stewards of the
environment
KAAGAPAY
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aims to
develop a
sense of
compassion
and care for
children with
special needs,
and appreciate
their own
uniqueness
KADAMAY
7
exposure to
and outreach
to drug
rehabilitation
centers
KAPAMILYA
8
opportunity
to share their
skills, talents
and resources
to the greater
outside of the
community
KAPUSO
care for
the elderly
members of
the society
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community
outreach
programs
in various
barangays
College students through
their respective student
clubs and organizations
and courses organized
their
own
community
involvement
programs
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The Culture of Giving Among CoWorkers
The co-workers’ inherent giving culture
has been dispersed inside and outside
the campus. They selflessly facilitated
seminars, workshops, sports clinic
and formations for students, fellowworkers and partners.
Co-workers also spent time with
individuals with special needs through
visiting them in home for the aged,
National Center for Mental Health,
among others.
They also spent
time in sustaining the efforts for the
environment by joining in several
mangrove planting activities at
Palanas, Lemery.
DLSL Rehabilitation Effort for Yolanda Victims
De La Salle Lipa responded to the call for help in the eastern Visayas and one with the rest of the La Salle schools
under the direction of De La Salle Philippines (DLSP) in carrying out the rehabilitation plan of the Philippine Sector.
The Lasallian community of Lipa was able to received cash gifts and goods for rehabilitation phase from students, coworkers and partners.
A team from DLSL headed by
Vice Chancellor for Mission Violeta
Ramirez joined the DLSP team in
flying to Tacloban City to start the
implementation of the rehabilitation
plans and pledge of commitment
on rebuilding the communities and
classrooms of the public schools.
Intervention and worthwhile programs
were conducted such as art therapy,
facilitated by DLSL Integrated School
(IS) Guidance Head Jojo Berana,
with guidance counselors Wilmer
Adajar, and Renie Fabon, and faculty
member Violeta Andaleon; cooking
demonstration by Lipa Institute of
Culinary Arts Head Chef Shirley De
Jesus; teachers’ training by VCM and
IS faculty member Dennis Dimaala;
and games and special presentations
facilitated
by
the
Community
Involvement Officers Maricel Perez,
Reanrose Dragon, Arnel Dimaano
and the guidance counselors. DLSL
likewise donated school supplies to
pupils as well as teachers’ kits.
Donation Drive
Several student organizations held several activities that gave students the
opportunity to give. The Junior Philippine Computer Society held tin can drive
for the benefit of Cathedral Parish of San Sebastian’s Pondong Batangan.
Members of Les Lasallian Lumieres had a Sponsor-A-Color drive which aimed
to collect coloring materials which they donated to the students of public
elementary and high schools of Division of Lipa City.
All throughout the SY 2013-2014, DLSL made several gift giving activities to
different public elementary and high schools of Divisions of Lipa City and
Batangas Province. DLSL donated sports equipment, computer units, TV sets,
DVD players, books, teaching materials, overhead projectors, toys and school
furniture (cabinets, book shelves, teacher’s tables, chalkboards, etc.)
ALITAGTAG BATANGAS:
Dalipit West Elementary School
Dalipit Elementary School
BALETE BATANGAS
Kilo-kilo Auto Savings Association
Makina Primary School
Makina Sangguniang Barangay
Malabanan Day Care Center
LIPA CITY
Tibig Elementary School
Abundio Torre Elementary School
Cumba Elementary School
Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial School
Lipa City National High School
Bugtong na Pulo National High School
Tambo Elementary School
Our Lady of Sheshan Major Seminary of the
Institute of the Word Incarnate - San Celestino
Rizal Elementary School
Kayumanggi Elementary School
San Isidro Elementary School
Sen. Claro M. REcto Memorial School
ROSARIO BATANGAS:
Mavalor Elementary School
Balibago Elementary School
Alitagtag
LOBO BATANGAS
St. Michael the Archangel
Parochial School
OTHERS:
Legaspi City
Albay
Bohol
Cebu
Tacloban
Samar
Support to Local Church
De La Salle Lipa continuously supports the Divina Pastora Parish and the Local Church of Batangas – the Archdiocese
of Lipa. The DLSL through its representatives attended several events and activities organized by the Archdiocese and
regularly giving donations to Divina Pastora Parish and St. Joseph Seniorate through mission collection.
Institutional Lasallianization
Thorough preparations were evident in the conduct of formations and facilitation of reception of sacraments through the
Institutional Lasallian Family Office.
Recollections, retreats and formations were conducted for students, co-workers and partners (parents, guards, etc.) as
part of the vocation promotion initiatives of the school.
Sacrament of the Eucharist was regularly held on weekdays during morning and mid-day. Anticipated mass was
regularly held during Saturday afternoon. The De La Salle Lipa Alumni Association, Inc. (DLSLAAI) held in December the
traditional Simbang Gabi. Reception of the Sacrament of Reconciliation or Penance was also made available especially
during the months of October and November.
On November 28-29, 2013, DLSL underwent sectorwide assessment on compliance with the standards or manifestations
of living the Lasallian Mission. Dubbed as Lasallian Appreciation and Reflective Study (Lasallian CARES), the study
results showed the strengths of DLSL as a Lasallian institution:
1. Signs of strong prayer life and living a culture of prayer in the institution is affirmed by all sectors of DLSL.
2. There is, in all sectors, a strong commitment to the plight of the vulnerable and marginalized sectors of society
3. There is expressed commitment among faculty and staff towards service beyond the call of duty, with members
willing to personally attend to students beyond work hours and weekdays.
4. In response to the expressed desire to grow in their faith life, programs to nurture spirituality are welcomed.
Scholarship
Since DLSL’s establishment in 1962, the school has remained faithfully committed to Lasallian mission of serving the
youth of Lipa City and Batangas Province through education. With the help of partners (alumni, benefactors, government
agencies, foundations, students and friends), DLSL assures the Lasallian education and formation of poor yet deserving
scholars in the Lasallian tradition of educational excellence. During SY 13-14 the Office of the President for Advancement
and Lasallian Assistance Management Program Office received a gift of education amounting to PhP 17,930,398.58. The
number of scholars increased from 3,071 to 3,172 and the institution had a full scholarship equivalent (FSE) of 23.54%.
Donation Distribution as to Donors (in Pesos)
DLSL STUDENTS
100,000.00
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
DLSL EMPLOYEES
LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
ALUMNI
FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS,
BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
2,626,627.54
59,400.00
9,680,750.54
1,222,546.50
3,944,942.51
64
1.
%
14.94%
Private Funded
Local Government Unit
26.32%
Government Agencies
25.66%
Athletes
Tuition Discount
9%
Out-Reach
20.49%
Non - Academic
1.3
4.
00
%
%
5
5.5
Academic
Scholars Statistic
SY 12–13
18.35%
FSLE
SY 13–14
23.54%
Transpiration
Transpiration in plants move essential substances from the root to all
parts of the plant. It is the distribution of nutrients throughout the plant
to ensure growth and survival. Its essential roles are the movement
of minerals to nourish the plant, cooling through its evaporative effects
and turgor pressure which keeps plants upright to gain a competitive
advantage when it comes to light.
Similar to the process, the support
offices of De La Salle Lipa attend to
the little details that complete an
efficently running system. For the
teachers to do their mandate, they
must have the tools to execute.
And for the students to learn well,
they must have a conducive learning
environment. The mechanism that
makes this possible is in the realm of
the support services.
and communications technology and procurement support the logistical
requirements of the academe and ensures that the needed tools and resources
to enable teaching to our students are within easy reach.
The support offices of De La Salle
Lipa sustain the daily humdrum of
academic life. They are the backstage
in every theater, the kitchen in every
restaurant, the cell and membrane
that hold together every beautiful,
glorious plant and tree. It is important
that the system is efficient and the
implementation of programs and
processes is effective to ensure
smooth delivery of services to the
students entrusted to De La Salle
Lipa’s care.
In its annual Service Awardees recognition in the Institutional General Assembly
held annually every May 15th, 87 service awardees were given tribute:
The offices that support the academic
core of the institution comprise of the
departments largely under the Vice
Chancellor for Administration and the
Office of the President.
Departments under the Office of the President comprise of alumni linkages
and advancement, planning, marketing and communications and linkages.
External networks, fund raising and strategy planning and execution, in support
of the efforts of the President and Chancellor, are the thrusts of these offices.
DLSL has approximately 700-strong employees in its roster – both teaching and
non-teaching.
4 AWARDEES
25 Years
9 AWARDEES
20 Years
44 AWARDEES
15 Years
3 AWARDEES
30 Years
Under Administration, departments
comprising of human resources,
general
services,
information
21 AWARDEES
10 Years
SERVICE AWARDEES SY ‘13 - 14
The Retirement Preparation Program of the institution
aims to assist employees who are a few years away from
rertirement. The program was created to prepare all retiring
employees by providing helpful insights on how they will
be able to enjoy their retirement and continuously improve
themselves and be productive in another field through
spiritual formation, engaging in meaningful activities and
exploring new opportunities.
Better stuctured this school year, the program areas
included exploring new hobbies and interests, financial
wellbeing, health and wellness programs, emotional
and psychological preparedness, spiritual formation and
community/volunteeer work.
For those who retired this school year, a simple program
in grateful tribute to their contribution to the institution’s
growth was held at the Chez Rafael Hotel last 15 April
2013. The retirees had an average employment service
of 23 years with the earliest retiring after 15 years of
service and the most experienced retiring after 30 years of
continuous service.
Heath and wellness programs initiated by the HRD were
varied throughout the school year. Considering that 66%
of all full time (FT) employees are in ages 35 years and
above, the high occurrence of hypercholesterolemia (at
12.8% of all FT employees) and hypertension (at 10.22%)
are expected concerns. Because of this health profile,
programs and activities to mninimize and prevent this
health issues were implemented. Among them were
diet counseling (in partnership with Metro Lipa Medical
Center), seminar on diet and nutrition and lecture-demo
on health and wellness.
To keep fit all year round, the male employees engaged in
a friendly basketball tournament, with the Administration
team emerging as the Champions and ICT staff Paulo
Jerome Lescano landing the Most Valuable Player award.
For the female employees, several signed up for the
Gardening Club which activities included visits to flower
and garden shows, trip to the Quezon Memorial Circle
Horticulture for Tourism, Wellness and Livelihoood and to
a dish garden and plant exhibit during the DLSL annual fair
in February 2014.
On areas of professional growth and accomplishments,
HR Assistant Juliet Dimayuga was elected as Pag Ibig Fund
Coordinator’s Vice President for Lipa, Malvar, Sto. Tomas
& Laguna Cluster, proof that even in the administrative
personnel ranks, DLSL employees do well.
The Central Procurement Department
had seen a steady increase of vendor
count over the past five years. With
an average increase of 11% per year
in vendor count, DLSL shows solid
strength in executing good business
practices with the increasing number
of local and international partners that
join its roster of suppliers. Totalling
791, the vendor partners provide
products and services that include
supplies, construction materials,
capital expenditure items, books,
subscription, maintenance and travel
requirements.
791
VENDORS
2013
638
VENDORS
2011
715
VENDORS
2012
With the acquisition of additional
lot area adjacent to the current
campus, the General Services
Department’s projects centered on
preparing and developing the land for
future insfrastructure projects. The
Campus Development Plan outlines
the timeline for the different major
infrastructure projects that were and
will be undertaken by the department.
For the current school year’s projects,
the road network that will serve
as the main access nerve of the
extension to the main campus has
100% completion of Phase 1 and the
DLSL Learning Resource Center is at
75% completion rate, capped with a
Topping Off ceremony held last May
2014 to celebrate the highest point
that the building will reach.
The groundwork for the next school
year’s infrastructure projects, such
as the calls for bids for the CBEAM
building and the Ground Breaking
ceremony for the Retreat Complex, has
been laid. Other minor construction
projects were renovation of the
College lobby and Side gate waiting
area to provide parents and fetchers
of students a more comfortable and
pleasing area upon which to wait for
their wards.
In the pursuit of a secure and safe
environment upon which students’
learning can take place, ongoing
projects and existing measures were
checked and adjusted to maintain
complaince to safety standards. Walkways with heavy
Integrated School traffic and prone to rain water splashes,
as regularly assessed by the department, have been
retrofitted with skid-free tiles and mats. Round-the-clock
monitoring is provided by 114 CCTV cameras installed all
over the campus.
Additional blind corner convex mirrors, now totalling 10,
were installed in the elementary-heavy areas to further
increase the safety awareness of the people within the
campus. Installation of Fire Detection Alarm System FDAS
at the main student halls were further undertaken and a
Fire Safety Permit Certification granted to the Chez Rafael,
among others granted, by the Bureau of Fire Protection for
compliance. As a consequence, visitors are sure to see
a fire extinguisher all over the campus in as little as 100
meters apart from each other.
For the Information and Communications Technology
Center, the full implementation of online viewing of
grades in the Integrated School has been welcomed by
many. Accessible and on time, parents not available for
the usual card giving can now view wherever they are the
academic performance of their children and can arrange a
consultation with the subject teachers on a later date or
attend the consultation day appointed by the IS for the said
purpose. Also, a rehabilation of the College Enrollment
System has been put into action to better serve the college
student.
Also, installation of emergency cabinets with rescue tools,
self-contained breathing apparatus and first aid kits were
also completed. Use of the tools and equipment in these
cabinets were also taught in mini-seminars scheduled
throughout the school year.
Testing the waters for sutainable source of natural energy,
the department has isntalled solar powered lighting at the
institutional advertisement wall along JP Laurel Highway.
These lights also serve as main lighting for the side of the
main road that students and people from the surrounding
subsdivisions and barangay take going to major tranport
stations surrounding the campus.
Finally, recognizing that students take frequent trips off
campus to supplement the learning experience and coworkers have periodical needs for transportation in groups,
the institution has added another vehicle to its fleet to
ensure safe and comfortable transport to big group travels
by the institution’s stakeholders. A brand new 45-seater
Higer bus now serves the institution.
Presidential Management Office
To further the immediate initiatives
and tasks that answer the long-term
plans of the Office of the President
and Chancellor and carry out
institutional projects that cut across
all departments, the offices under
the Office of the President initiated
programs aligned with the institution’s
vision-mission yet serving their
specific department’s nature.
51%
accomplished
ACTION PLANS
33%
ongoing
ACTION PLANS
Under the Planning
Office, updated
institutional accomplishment
reports were provided to the Board
of Trustees and their stakeholders. As
of school year end, 51% of action plans
are accomplished, 33% were ongoing and
the rest were retired programs. The ongoing
projects – largely from CBEAM, the Student
Services Directorate and Compliance Office were programs that needed several years for
implementation and are thus categorized
as such. Those departments with
mostly accomplished plans weere the
College of Nursing, Community
Involvement Office and the
Sports and Culture
Directorate.
To communicate the strategic initiatives and priorities of the institution, a DLSL Map of Strategies and Priorities has
been produced. To further foster open communication and transparency, the President’s Time with the commuity
has been expanded to become the President’s Council (PC) Time this school year. The PC Time is a session with the
President, together this time with the Vice-Chancellors, where employees are made up-to-date with the projects under
their helm and an opportunity for the employees to conduct a direct dialogue. The employees were clustered into 10
groups which were visited on identifed schedules.
K-12 Program Support
The Marketing Communications Department launched the “I am Ahead” campaign to promote the senior high school
program. DLSL embarked on massive campaign in the region with its early implementation of the enhanced basic
education curriculum. Aside from enhanced marketing collaterals, events were also hosted in support of the K to 12
program. A seminar on the “Enhanced Basic Education and its Benefits” was given to school administrators in the
region, with resource person Mr. Elvin Uy of the Department of Education, last 6 September 2013.
Various events were also organized by the Marketing Communications Department in support of the academic programs
of the institution. Workshops on art and literary writing, Career Fair Exhibit and Children’s Fair were some of the events
participated by students from different schools. These efforts supplemented the seminars and conferences on the
Enhanced Basic Education Act (K-12 Act) that were attended by the academic community members.
Rights Granted to DLSL
Br. Buknoy, the official maascot of De La Salle Lipa
(though it started as official mascot only for the DLSL Book
Mobile and Reading Program), is now registered under
the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) of the Philippines.
The school is given complete ownership over the uses
of Br. Buknoy’s image and exclusive right to prevent all
third parties, not having the owner’s consent, from using
identical or similar signs for the production of their own
goods or services. (PIC) Likewise, Br. Buknoy is now also
in the Visayas region. Another mascot has been produced
as per request by La Salle Academy in Iligan City.
Similarly, DLSL passed the Philippine Council for NGO
Certification standards and was granted three-year
certification for donee institution status. Donors of the
institution shall be entitled to “full or limited deduction”
and “exemption from donor’s tax.” Over the years, the
institution’s efforts, through the Advancement Office,
bore fruit to reciprocate the generosity of the donors who
unceasingly support variety of advocacy and programs of
DLSL.
Strengthened Alumni Relations
• Facilitated the reunion and induction of officers of
DLSL High School Batch 1970.
• De La Salle Lipa High School ’88 celebrated their
Silver Anniversary by hosting the 2013 Grand Alumni
Homecoming.
• DLSL Batch ’86 conducted their annual blood donation
activity during this year’s Foundation Week Celebration.
• “Brew with Bro” – a get-together event of alumni from
different batches with DLSL President
International Relations.
• Three (3) Chinese volunteer teachers from the
Confucius Institute handle the Mandarin classes of
Grade 6, CIHTM and CBEAM students.
Business Development
For the fist time in its history, the institution installed its in-house 19-stage water filtration facility. Quenchers served 74
offices and had deployed 26 hot and cold water dispensers. Its first 500 bottles were donated to the “Habagat” victims
during the height of typhoon Maring. A thousand pieces of its 1-liter bottled water were likewise donated to the Mission
Yolanda project.
Outreach and Support for the Environment
DLSL President and Chancellor Br. Joaquin Martinez FSC, D.Min. signed a pledge of commitment with the Department
of Education, in behalf of the 16 La Salle schools, for the rehabilitation of nine classrooms in Tacloban City, Eastern
Samar and Northern Negros Occidental that were destroyed by Supertyphoon “Yolanda.”
DLSL hosted the meeting of the De La Salle Philippines’ commission members for the Lasallian Institute for the
Environment (LIFE). This activity, which is consistent with the environmental advocacy of De La Salle Lipa, aims to
increase the awareness of DLSP schools on green building and the BERDE Green Building Rating System and to
introduce the green schools framework.
Storage
Storage is the process where energy and essential
nutrients are evenly apportioned and, some saved, to
ensure growth in spite of the different conditions that
the plant may face.
De La Salle Lipa’s financial statements show a sustainable financial standing, true to its call to remain financially sound
in order to serve the Batangueño youth and more.
The School’s Statements of Financial Position and Statements of Activities were comparatively presented in compliance
with Philippine Financial Reporting Standards (PFRS) and has been authorized for issue by the Board of Trustees on
September 4, 2014. The accounting policies adopted are consistent with that of the previous financial years.
The financial statements provide comparative information relative to the previous period. In addition, the School presents
additional statements of financial position as at 2012 due to the retrospective application of PAS 19, Employee Benefits
(Revised 2011).
Highlights of the Operation
The School ended fiscal year 2014 with an increase in Net Assets of Php 112.6 million and an increase in cash and
cash equivalents amounting to Php 86 million. Increase in Net Assets comprises of 179% increase in Unrestricted,
7% increase in Temporarily Restricted and 8% increase in Permanently Restricted Funds. Cash and Cash equivalents
increases due to cash inflows provided from the operation (Php 193 million) net of cash outflow from investing activities
Land, Building and its Improvements
14.6 million
Library books and Laboratory Equipment
11.1 million
Transportation, Furniture, Tools and other Eqpt.
26.4 million
Construction in Progress
60.6 million
(Php 108 million). Investing activities were mostly due to acquisition of properties broken down as follows:
Gross Receipts from tuition, donation and other fees were reported at Php 772.6 million while School Expenses were
recorded at Php 652.6 million. These were at 3% increase and at 0.28% decrease from last year respectively. Excess of
Income over School Expenses is at Php 119.72 million or a 16.8% increase from last year.
An independent auditor’s report conducted by SYCIP GORRES VELAYO & CO. (SGV) certifying to the fair presentation of
the financial statements of De La Salle Lipa as at May 31, 2014 and 2013 can be found at the Appendices for Chapter 6.
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Appendix
Roots and shoots;
Starts and beginnings;
Read on to see
Highlights and winnings!
Chapter 1: Germination
SEMINARS AND TRAININGS ATTENDED BY IS FACULTY AND STAFF
National Level
• 1st Workshop on the Students Involved in Geophysical,
Weather and Atmospheric Studies (SIGWA) (2-3
August 2013), Bagares, Lorna; Faeldonia, Liliosa;
Landicho, Jerami; Litan, Embelle; and Samson, Mina.
Br. Andrew Hall, De La Salle University.
• 2nd Digital Education Conference: K to 12 Teaching and
Learning with Technology (20-21 May 2013). De Vera,
Mark; Mantuano, Mayolisa; Martin, Imelda; Sanchez,
Jaylyn; and Yanga, Edna. Philippine Normal University,
Manila.
• 2013 MTAP Convention and Seminar Workshop (2425 August 2013), Grade School Math Teachers. San
Francisco High School, Manila.
• BEC Learning Leaders’ Congress (7-9 May 2014),
Curriculum Coordinators. De La Salle College of St.
Benilde, Manila.
• CEAP-NBEC National Seminar-Workshop on MTBMLE Spiral Progression Approach and Assessment
(29-30 May 2013), Alarcon, Joana Marie; Magnaye,
Margie; Orozco, Jovito; and Vergara, Eugenia. Fleur-delis Theater, St. Paul University, Manila.
• CEAP Regional Assembly (28-30 April 2014), Villanueva,
Rene. Phoenix Development Center, Quezon City.
• Center for Educational Measurement Anniversary
Conference (6 September 2013), Mantuano, Mayolisa
and Samonte, Maria Angelica. New Makati Hotel,
Makati City.
• Collaborative Learning Spaces in Libraries: Design
Consideration Forum (13 September 2013), Garcia,
Edgar and Rabino, Lilian.
• Critical and Creative Teaching Strategies for
Implementing K to 12 Curriculum (16 November 2013),
Joint Academic Council Members. Luxent Hotel,
South Triangle, Quezon City.
• Curriculum Mapping for Effective Teaching and Learning
(12-13 February 2013), Samonte, Maria Angelica and
Vergara, Eugenia. Crowne Plaza Hotel, Ortigas.
• Effective Supervision of Teaching to Standards (1011 September 2013), Fanoga, Minerva and Pangan,
Agripina. Pan Pacific Hotel, Malate, Manila.
• First National Congress on Home and School
Collaboration (25 January 2014), Baon, Hirodian;
Capati, Lorenz Anne, Hernandez, Nerissa; and Manalo,
Arnel. SM Aura, Bonifacio Global City.
• Forum Workshop on Life after PDAF (12 February 2014),
Rosales, Marineth. De La Salle University, Manila.
• Interpreting and Utilizing CEM Achievement Test Data
(4-5 July 2013),
Africa, Editha; Dimaala, Dennis;
Orozco, Jovito; and Pangan, Agripina. CEM Function
Room, Cityland Pasong Tamo Tower, Makati City.
• K to 12 Forum Part II: Enhanced Features of the K
to 12 (26 July 2013), Dimaala, Dennis; Limbo, Rizza;
Pangan, Pines; and Yanga Edna. Br. Andrew Hall, de La
Salle University, Manila.
• Lasallian Summit on the K-12 System: Transitions and
Lasallian Education (7 May 2014), Villanueva, Rene. De
La Salle College of St. Benilde, Manila.
• Math Global Education Forum and Effective Math
Teaching Workshop (6 September 2013), Dimaala,
Dennis and Africa, Editha. VibalVTech Tower, Araneta
Ave., Quezon City.
• Philippine Home Economics Association: 65th Annual
Conference and Training (22-24 November 2013), Lara,
Jonas and Loreto, Vic. Camarines Sur Water Sports
Complex, Cadlan, Pili, Camarines Sur.
• Road to Competitiveness: International Benchmarking
in Science (10-11 October 2013), Orozco, Jovito. The
Bayview Hotel, Roxas Blvd., Manila.
• Seamless Integration of the K-12 Curriculum Towards
21st Century Learners: Standards Based Education for
21st Century Learning (25 October 2013), Mantuano,
Mayolisa and Martija, Rowena. Sofitel Philippine Plaza,
Roxas Boulevard, Manila.
• Seminar-Workshop on Achieving Breakthrough in
Professional and Personal Life (27 November 2013),
Berana Jr., Loreto. Centro Escolar University, Manila.
• National Early Childhood Leadership Connection and
Teaching Strategies (22-24 November 2013), Tan,
Olivia. Hotel Supreme Convention Plaza, Baguio City.
• Special Program in Sports: Training on the Physical
Fitness Tests (14-17 November 2013), Bautista, Angelie
Rose and Merlin, Mirriam. Teacher’s Camp, Baguio
City.
• National Seminar Workshop for School Administrators
on the Implementation of K to 12 (22-25 November
2013), Orozco, Jovito and Palestina, Randy. Brokenshire
Resort and Convention Center, Madapo, Davao City.
• Transformative Student Discipline Beyond Punishment
and Liability (29 November 2013), Gutierrez, Lailanie
and Petalio, Alvin. University of Sto. Tomas, España,
Manila.
• Philippine Education Conference 2013 (2-3 December
2013), Mantuano, Mayolisa; Samonte, Maria Angelica;
and Vergara, Eugenia. SMX Convention Center, Mall
of Asia Complex, Pasay City.
• Wisdom and Wonder: Tracing the Trail Toward Love
for Literature, De Leon, Ailene and Sagbang, Emelita.
Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon
City.
Regional Level
• CEAP Region IV-A Assembly (6-7 September 2013),
Amul, Fred and Lirio, Jose. St. Mary’s College, Boac,
Marinduque.
• Gender and Development Regional Cluster Conference
for Region IV-A (2-3 September 2013), Mantuano,
Mayolisa. Batangas State University, Batangas City.
• NOCEI Education Summit on K to 12 (29 May 2013),
Marquez, Rowena and Mayuga, Luisa. St. Bridget’s
College, Batangas City.
• Orientation Workshop on the Guidelines on
Assessment and Use of Revised School-Based
Management (SBM), Assessment Process and Tool
(APAT), and PASBE Accreditation Process (29-30
August 2013), Samonte, Maria Angelica and Vergara,
Eugenia. Division Conference Hall VSR Bldg., Lipa
City, Batangas.
• Pondong Batangan General Assembly (18 May 2013),
Amul, Fred; Balaoro, John Henry; Lirio, Jose; Peña,
Marian; and Yanga, Edna. St. Therese Academy,
Bauan, Batangas.
• Seminar on Legal Matters Concerning Private Schools
(July 2013), Amul, Fred. Luntian Resort, Brgy. San
Sebastian, Lipa City, Batangas.
• Seminar – Workshop on Strengthening the Classroom
Approach in Teaching Mathematics (7-9 May 2014),
Asupre, Jenny and Landicho, Leonie. Padre Valerio
Malabanan Memorial School, Lipa City, Batangas.
• Southern Luzon Hunger Conference: Mainstreaming
Hunger through Innovation and Partnership: Concerns,
Issues and Realities (28-30 January 2014), St. Francis
de Sales Major Seminar, Marawoy, Lipa City, Batangas.
• Summer 2014 In-Service Training for Grade Nine
Teachers of Private Schools (5-7 May 2014), Bautista,
Mae Bernadette and Cantos, Darius. Lyceum of the
Philippines University, Laguna.
• Technology-Powered Math and Filipino Resources
for Effective Learning (23 November 2013), Alarcon,
Joana Marie; Beltran, Rodelia; Capati, Lorenz Ann; and
Landicho, Leonie. St. Bridget’s College, Batangas City.
• De La Salle Lipa Code RED (29 October 2013), IS
Faculty and Staff. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• e–Learning Management System Seminar (7 August
2013), Computer Teachers and Technicians, Secretaries
and Office Assistants. Computer Lab, LS Bldg, De La
Salle Lipa.
• English Proficiency Program for Non-Teaching
Personnel (August – September 2013), Baldevarona,
Adela;Corona, Jennefer; Gomez, Lorena; Kalaw,
Marivec; and Manguiat, Myrasol. FHP Function Room,
CM Recto Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• English Proficiency for Teachers (22 May and 31 July
2013), Grade School selected Faculty. BB 32, BB Hall,
De La Salle Lipa.
• Face to Faith Orientation Seminar (24 May 2013),
Jerusalem, Buena; Kalaw, Rafael; Maganito, Olive;
Magnaye, Margie; Mantuano, Mayolisa; Paras,
Raul;,Petalio, Prospero, Glenford; Alvin; Samonte,
Maria Angelica; Valencia, Erlene; Vergara, Eugenia; and
Yanga, Edna. Yellow Room, Diokno Hall, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Improving Organizational Skills in the Workplace (22
November 2013), De Ocampo, Adelmo and Martija,
Ronald. FHPD Function Room, C.M. Recto Hall, De
La Salle Lipa.
• Lecture – Demo on Fitness and Wellness (12 February
2014), Diokno Auditorium, De La Salle Lipa.
• Lecture - Demo on Healthy Diet for Retirees (18
October 2013), LICA Cooking Lab, De La Salle Lipa.
• Lecture on Dish Garden Making (23 January 2014),
FHPD Function Room, C.M. Recto Hall, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Managing Your Documents and Your Time Thru Effective
Use of Email (10 October 2013). Computer Lab, LS
Bldg, De La Salle Lipa.
• Occupational Safety (September – October 2013).
FHPD Conference Room, C.M. Recto Hall, De La Salle
Lipa.
• RCPE – PEACE Integration Seminar (30 May 2013),
Amul, Fred; Anog, Reinard; Dimaculangan, Arthur;
Jerusalem, Buena; Martija,Rowena; Paras, Raul;
Petalio, Alvin; Prospero, Glenford; Vallejo Jr., Silverio;
and Yanga, Edna. Mini Auditorium, Mabini Hall, De La
Salle Lipa.
• Research Seminar (4 June 2013), IS Faculty.
Lounge, Diokno Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
LIRD
• Research Seminar (22 July 2013), Diokno Hall, De La
Salle Lipa.
• Research Seminar (29 May 2014), IS Faculty Advanced
and Neophyte Groups. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Retirement Preparation Program (28 March 2014),
Diokno Auditorium, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Business Correspondence (30 May 2013),
IS Administrators. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Customer Service (8 October 2013),
Librarians and Staff. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Diet and Nutrition (11 February 2014).
FHPD Conference Room, C.M. Recto Hall, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Seminar on the Computation of Grades (18-19 July
2013), Trial 1 Teachers. Computer Lab, LS Bldg., De La
Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Managing Documents thru Googlemail (11
October 2013), Baldevarona, Adela; Corona, Jenefer;
Gomez, Lorena; Kalaw, Marivec; and Manguiat,
Myrasol. Computer Lab, LS Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Non-Violent Communications (28 May
2013), RCPE Core Group members. Mini Auditorium,
Mabini Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Pursuing a Happier Life: Tips from Positive
Psychology (31 May 2013), IS Faculty. BB Hall, De La
Salle Lipa.
• Seminar Workshop on Standard Based Assessment
(7 November 2013), High School Faculty and Grade
School Academic Council. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Standard-Based Assessment Seminar (28 May 2014),
Grade School Teachers. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Systems Thinking Seminar (16 May 2013). BB 44, BB
Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Team Building Seminar (8 August 2013),
Administrators. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
IS
• Time Management Seminar (24 January 2014). Internet Lab, De La Salle Lipa.
• Training on Computer Hardware Servicing (9 June
2013), Computer Teachers and IS Technical Support. BB Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Melo, Michael (13 September 2013), Accent,
Pronunciation, and Intonation, Batch 1. FHPD Function
Room, CMR Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Petalio, Alvin (23 August 2013), Most Common
Conversational Errors, Batch 1. FHPD Function Room,
CMR Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Petalio, Alvin (30 August 2013), Most Common
SEMINARS AND TRAININGS FACILITATED BY IS
FACULTY
• Petalio, Alvin (6 September 2013), Most Common
• De La Salle Lipa De Villa, Mona Liza (13 December
2013), Improving Organizational Skills in the Workplace. FHPD Function Room, CMR Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Samonte, Angie (23 September 2013), Know and
Practice the Basics of Business Writing, Batch 1. FHPD
Function Room ,CMR Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
• Embalsado, Santa (16 August 2013), Review of
Grammar Rules and Application Batch 1. FHPD
Function Room, CMR Hall, De La Salle Lipa.
STUDENT ACHIEVERS: Curricular and Co-curricular
• Fanoga, Minerva and Obre, Glenda (7 August 2013),
Learn Typing the Professional Way, Batch 1. Computer
Lab C, HLS Bldg., De La Salle Lipa.
Silver Medalist
• Esguerra, Tinuviel, 17th World Championship of the
Performing Arts – Junior Contemporary Category, 15
– 22 July 2013, Los Angeles, California.
Bronze Medalists / Second Runner Up
• Pagcaliwagan, Gerald, 22nd King of Mathematics
International Competition, 24-28 July 2013, Hong
Kong.
• Fanoga, Minerva and Obre, Glenda (10 October 2013),
Learn Typing the Professional Way, Batch 2. Computer
Lab C, HLS Bldg., De La Salle Lipa.
• Magbojos, Dr. Josephine (9 September 2013), Accent,
Pronunciation, and Intonation Batch 2. Diokno
Auditorium, De La Salle Lipa.
• Mantuano, Mayolisa (17 September 2013), Confidence
and Motivation in Speaking the English Language,
Batch 1. FHPD Function Room, CMR Hall, De La Salle
Lipa.
International
• Pagcaliwagan, Gerald, Merit Award, Gifted Mathematics
Green World Cup International Tournament, 24-28 July
2013, Hong Kong.
• Perez, Angelo Vince, International Mathematics
Competition, 2-5 August 2013, Singapore.
• Perez, Angelo Vince, 3rd Asian Science and
Mathematics Olympiad for Primary Schools (ASMOPS)
2013, 8-14 November 2013, Bandung, Indonesia.
National
Second Runner Up / Third Place
• Hernandez, Lila Andrea Vien, 11th National Science
Quest Impromptu Contest, 11 February 2014, Teachers’
Camp, Baguio City.
Regional
Champion / First Place
• Abu, Kariza Pamela; Dimaano, Dale Raphaelle; and
Ortiz, Gabrielle John, Tech-No Competition 2014: Digital
Video Designing, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan Christian
School, Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• ADLAW Members and selected Grade 7 students, SciMath Interschool Challenge – Sci Math Music Video,
26 October 2013, DLSU Science and Technology
Complex, Laguna.
• Aquino, Andromer; Caraan, Sophia; and Mendoza,
Emman, Tech-No Competition 2014: Anime Drawing
Contest, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan Christian School,
Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• Ambal, Carlos Antonio; Gonzales, Carlos Jerome; and
Santiago, John Andrew, Tech-No Competition 2014:
Digital Photo Enhancement Contest, 7 February 2014,
Kalayaan Christian School, Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• Carandang, Junior, Tech-No Competition 2014:
Photography Competition, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan
Christian School, Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• Cruz, Frances Joyce; Makalintal, Mikaella Joy; and
Malabanan, Matthew, Tech-No Competition 2014: IT
Spelling Contest, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan Christian
School, Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• Esplanda, Kristine; Macatangay, Joshua Andrei; and
Recinto, Daniel, Tech-No Competition 2014: Tech-No
Quiz Bee, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan Christian School,
Ibabao, Cuenca, Batangas.
• Guico, Rizelle; Jayin, Krishen; and Rocafort, Allen,
Tech-No Competition 2014: Robotics Competition,
7 February 2014, Kalayaan Christian School, Ibabao,
Cuenca, Batangas.
• Kho, John; Mendoza, Macneil; and Perez, Gener,
Karibok ang Tuktok – Quiz Bee, 22 October 2013, St.
Bridget’s College, Batangas City.
• Kho, John Anthony and Sarmiento, Shagne, 2014
MTAP Regional Challenge, 7 February 2014, Antipolo
National High School, Antipolo City, Rizal.
• Lumbang, Diane Catheren, Tech-No Competition
2014: Digital Poster Making Contest, 7 February 2014,
• Mendoza, Macneil, Tech-No Competition 2014: On-theSpot Essay Writing Contest, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan
• Perez, Angelo Vince and Tagulao, Rafael, 2014 MTAP
Regional Challenge, 7 February 2014, Antipolo National
High School, Antipolo City, Rizal.
• Torculas, John Ervy, Karibok ang Tuktok –
Extemporaneous Speaking, 22 October 2013, St.
Bridget’s College, Batangas City.
First Runner Up / Second Place
• Abu, StephanieElisha; Ditan, Iris; Mendoza, John
Macneil; and Perez, Gene Carlos, Sci-Math Interschool
Challenge – Sci Math Race, 26 October 2013, DLSU
Science and Technology Complex, Laguna.
• Alcantara, Marielle, 7th Sta. Teresa of Avila Academic
and Cultural Show – Solo Singing Competition, 16
October 2013, Sta. Teresa of Avila, Bauan, Batangas.
• Alday, Xeix; Remo, Roland; and Tipan, Uriel, Tech-No
Competition 2014: Tech-No Quiz Bee, 7 February 2014,
• Awatin, Bernadette, Tech-No Competition 2014: Digital
Poster Making Contest, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan
• Bisenio, Zachary Nazarene, 2013 Batangas Inter-High
School Academic, Skills and Cultural Competitions –
Extemporaneous Speech Contest, 5 October 2013,
Lyceum of the Philippines University – Batangas.
• Bisenio, Zachary Nazarene, Karibok ang Tuktok –
Essay Writing, 22 October 2013, St. Bridget’s College,
Batangas City.
• Bulik – The Official Publication of the High School
Department, Best School Paper; Best Opinion
Page; and Best Photo Essay, CALABARZON Mass
Communication Convention, 1-2 October 2013,
Lyceum of the Philippines University – Batangas.
• Ditan, Iris; Kho, John Anthony; Mendoza, John
Macneil; and Perez, Gene Carlos (Grade 10), 13th
Chem Collission, 27 September 2013, Batangas State
University Amphitheater.
• High School Debate Team, SLIDE UP 2014 The
Southern Luzon Interschool Debate Encounter, 1-2
February 2014, UP Los Baños, Laguna.
• Leron, Anton Gabriel, Ecology Quiz Show, 16 October
2013, UP Rural High School.
• Modern Dance Club, 7th Sta. Teresa of Avila Academic
and Cultural Show – Modern Dance Competition, 16
October 2013, Sta. Teresa of Avila, Bauan, Batangas.
• Sandoval, Rene, Tech-No Competition 2014: On-theSpot Essay Writing Contest, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan
• Sarmiento, Shagne Patrice, Mathdoku, 16 October
2013, UP Rural High School.
• Almonte, Alyssa Jane; Andal, Alliza; Laygo, Demi;
Leron, Anton; Lumbang, Diane; Macatangay, Rogend;
and Mendoza, John Macniel, Regional Schools Press
Conference 2014, 26 – 29 January 2014, De La Salle
University – Dasmariñas, Cavite.
• Aquino, Aimee Kristine, 7th Sta. Teresa of Avila
Academic and Cultural Show – Declamation Contest,
16 October 2013, Sta. Teresa of Avila, Bauan, Batangas.
• Bisenio, Zachary Nazarene, Sci-Math Academic
Contest, 16 October 2013, UP Rural High School.
• Mercado, Terrence Dale; Monzones, Tyra Meris; and
Reyes, Katrina Grace, 7 February 2014, Kalayaan
• Jon Ervy, Sci-Math Interschool Challenge – Eco
Extemporaneous Speech, 26 October 2013, DLSU
Science and Technology Complex, Laguna.
Local
Champion / First Place
• Awatin, Bernadette (Grade 5), Division Schools Press
Conference – Editorial Cartooning.
• Briones, Lorenz Gabriel and Uy, Naomi Ashley (Grade
1), MTAP Math Challenge Division Oral Round, 30
January 2014, Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial
School.
• Cruz, Alyssa Marie Cruz (Grade 5), Division Schools
Press Conference – News Writing.
• Hernandez, Lila Andrea Vien, Science Impromptu
Quiz, 30 September 2013, Padre Valerio Malabanan
Memorial School.
• Ilagan, Gerard Elmer and Torres, Paolo Miguel (Grade
4), MTAP Math Challenge Divisions Oral Round, 30
January 2014, Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial
School.
• Torres, Paolo Miguel, Science Quest Quiz Bee, 30
September 2013, Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial
School.
First Runner Up / Second Place
• Bautista, Nina Claire and Briones, Patricia Marie,
Kindergarten Festival of Talents, Story Telling Contest
in English and Filipino Categories, 9 January 2014,
Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial School.
• Bulloso, Alexander Benedict and Yabut, Divine Clarisse
(Grade 2), MTAP Math Challenge Divisions Oral Round,
30 January 2014, Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial
School.
• Dalangin, Daniel Matthew, Science Quest Quiz Bee, 30
School.
• Gamboa, Nicole Ann, I Speak Declamation Contest
(Grades 7 and 8), 22 October 2013, The Nazareth
School, Lipa City.
• Loreto, Roman Gerard, I Speak Declamation Contest
(Grades 9 and 10), 22 October 2013, The Nazareth
School, Lipa City.
• Perez, Angelo Vince, Science Quest Quiz Bee, 30
School.
• Mayo, Raymond (Grade 10), 34th National Science
Quiz Bee Division Level, 27 September 2013, Lipa City
Division Office.
• Cuenca, Ma. Jillian (Grade 5), Divisions Schools Press
Conference – Science Writing.
• Ng, Daphne Angelique (Grade 6), 34th National Math
Super Quiz Bee Division Level, 27 September 2013,
Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial School.
• De Jesus, Dhenise (Grade 6), Division Schools Press
Conference – Pagsulat ng Lathalain.
• Perez, Angelo Vince and Tagulao, Rafael (Grade 5),
MTAP Math Challenge Division Oral Round, 30 January
2014, Padre Valerio Malabanan Memorial School.
• Flores, Karl Andrei, Science Impromptu Quiz, 30
School.
• Mendoza, Danica (Grade 5), Division Schools Press
Confernece – Photojournalism.
• Ng, Daphne Angelique and Santiago, Franz Pietro,
MTAP Math Challenge Division Oral Round, 30 January
• Go, Ethan Roy (Grade 5), Swimming Calabarzon Team,
Palarong Pambansa 2014, 4-10 May 2014, Sta. Cruz,
Laguna.
• Sandoval, Rene, Essay Writing (English), 30 September
• Malaluan, Alleiah Jan (Grade 5), Volleyball Elementary
Girls Calabarzon Team, Palarong Pambansa 2014, 4-10
May 2014, Sta. Cruz, Laguna.
• Santiago, Franz Pietro, Essay Writing (English), 30
School.
STUDENT ACHIEVERS: Sports
Bronze Medalist / Second Runner Up
• Go, Ethan Roy (Grade 5), Swimming Calabarzon Team,
Palarong Pambansa 2014, 4-10 May 2014, Sta. Cruz,
Laguna.
International
Regional
Bronze Medalist / Second Runner Up
• High School Volleyball Boys (Philippine Team), 5th
ASEAN Games, 22-30 June 2013, Hanoi, Vietnam.
Gold Medalists / Champion
• Abitan, Hann Christian (College), Taekwondo
Association Regional Competition, 14 July 2013, SM
City Lipa.
Third Runner Up
• High School Girls’ Soccer Team, 2014 Guam Youth
Games, 14-18 May 2014, Guam, USA.
National
• Alcantara, El Roi (Grade 10), Swimming Calabarzon
Team, Palarong Pambansa 2014, 4-10 May 2014, Sta.
Cruz, Laguna.
• High School Football Girls, RIFA 2nd Division, October
2013, International School Manila, Bonifacio Global
City.
Silver Medalists / First Runner Up
• Diaz, Joshua (Grade 10), Volleyball Secondary Boys
Calabarzon Team, Palarong Pambansa 2014, 4-10 May
2014, Sta. Cruz, Laguna.
• Biazon, Jaime (College), Philippine Taekwondo
City Lipa.
• Elementary Volleyball Boys, League of Southern
Manila Schools (LSMS), August – October 2013, Brent
International School, Laguna.
• Elementary Volleyball Girls, League of Southern
• High School Volleyball Boys, National Collegiate
Athletics Association – South (NCAA – South), August
– October 2013.
• High School Volleyball Girls, National Collegiate
– October 2013.
• Macatangay, Leobert (College), Philippine Taekwondo
City Lipa.
• Lubi, Argel Joseph (High School Boys), Philippine
Taekwondo Association Regional Competition, 14 July
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Basketball High School Boys, National Collegiate
– October 2013.
• Montalbo, Zoe Yah Vlamir, (High School Girls), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Brillo, Dezziel (College), Philippine Taekwondo
City Lipa.
• De los Reyes, Ted Mattheus (High School Boys),
Philippine
Taekwondo
Association
Regional
Competition, 14 July 2013, SM City Lipa.
• Dimaculangan, Rachel (High School Girls), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Garing, Angela Nicole (High School Girls), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Rampas, Chris Justine (High School Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Salazar, Lorenzo Carlo (High School Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Boys Division, 15th NCAA – South Taekwondo
Tournament, August – October 2013.
• Claveria, John Rico (Elementary Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Girls Junior Division, 15th NCAA South Taekwondo
Tournament, August – October 2013.
• Garing, Kirk Marcus (Elementary Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Golfo, Micah Angela (High School Girls), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• Garing, Naz Paulo Raphael (Elementary Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• High School Volleyball Boys, League of Southern
• Oliva, Alecs Andrei (High School Boys), Philippine
2013, SM City Lipa.
• High School Volleyball Girls, League of Southern
• Pablo, Dexiree (College), Philippine Taekwondo
City Lipa.
Local
• Angeles, Zeena; Arada, Angel; and Mora, Beatrice
(Elementary Badminton Girls), Area Meet, 30
September – 2 October 2013.
• Angsico, Gio; Cabiscuelas, Krisandra; and Ferolina,
Allen (High School Table Tennis), Area Meet, 30
September – 2 October 2013.
• Balderama, Justine (High School Chess), Area Meet,
30 September – 2 October 2013.
• Delfin, Rey Gabriel and Balderama, John (Elementary
Chess), Area Meet, 30 September – 2 October 2013.
• Elementary Basketball Boys, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• Elementary Volleyball Girls, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• Fabia, Joseph and Hernandez, Marvin (Elementary
Chess), Area Meet, 30 September – 2 October 2013.
• High School Basketball Boys, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• High School Volleyball Boys, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• High School Volleyball Girls, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• Laylo, Dave and Reano, Jessther (High School Chess),
Area Meet, 30 September – 2 October 2013.
• Table Tennis Men, Area Meet, 30 September – 2
October 2013.
• Tipan, Athryn Jill (Elementary Badminton Girls), MiniOlympics, October 2013t
• Elementary Volleyball Boys, Area Meet, 30 September
– 2 October 2013.
• Cantos, Maricris, Bronze Medalist, 37th Milo Marathon,
7 June 2013.
• Masacayan, Marjie Faye (High School Chess), Area
Meet, 30 September – 2 October 2013.
Chapter 2: Respiration
COLLEGE STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENT
National
Champion
• Champion, PBed 1000 Teachers Program, Jonathan
Ibuna (lead producer), co-producers: Rodie Rose
Bonavernte, Maria Penny Lumbera, 21 March 2014,
Makati, Philippines.
• Top 90 Delegates, 8th Aboitiz Future Leaders Business
Summit, Maria Rizabel Del Rio, Don Carlo Bravo Cuya,
16-17 August 2013, Marco Polo Plaza, Cebu City
• Best Picture Award “ANG PAGLISAN” (New Wave
Student Short Film Category), 39th Metro Manila Film
Festival, 4th Yr. ABComm students: Karla Teresa Carig,
Mary Viviene Pesigan, Vladimir Riccardo Macalintal,
Monette Landicho, and Maria Duchess Morada, 27
December 2013, Meralco Theater, Pasig City
• Best PSA – Print, Adspeak 2014, Carmina Cillion, Allyza
Mae Escala, 14 February 2014, Letran College Manila
• Outstanding Delegation, 38th YMCA National
Congress of College Students, De La Salle Lipa, Dec
3-8, 2013, Teachers’ Camp Baguio City
• Champion-Debate Best Speaker, 38th YMCA National
Congress of College Students, Mr. Rizaldy Luistro Jr.,
Dec 3-8, 2013, Teachers’ Camp Baguio City
• Champion-Essay Writing English, 38th YMCA National
Congress of College Students, Maria Concepcion
Mendoza, Dec 3-8, 2013, Teachers’ Camp Baguio City
• Champion, Oratorical Contest, National Rizal
Leadership Institute 2013, Avi Helena Babao, Dec 1216, 2013, Teachers’ Camp, Baguio City
• Finalist; One of the Awardee, Jose Rizal Model
Students of the Philippines, Maria Rizabel del Rio, Dec
9, 2013 (Interview) Dec 10, 2013, Awarding at Manila
Hotel
1st Runner Up
• 1st Runner-up, Manila Foods & Beverages (MAFBEX)
Inter-School Competitions: Market Basket Competition,
Contestants: Micah Erika Dizon, Daryl Malveda, Richard
Marco, Crystal Sulit, Coach : Chef Patrick Maravilla, 14
June 2013, World Trade Center, Manila
• 1st Place Winner Editorial Cartooning, 25th CAMPUS
JOURNALISM AWARDS, John Michael Bucal, 25
January 2014, De La Salle University, Manila
• Finalist, 2013 Ten Outstanding Students of the
Philippines, Nikaela Katrina Gamboa, 29 August 2013,
Malacañang Palace
2nd Runner Up
• 2nd Runner-up, CIMA Global Business Challenge
Philippines,: Dency T. Topacio, Mark Z. Ibayan, Mary
Jane A. Claveria, Jessyl D. De Castro
• (4th year Accountancy Students), 21 June 2013, Century
Park Hotel, Manila. Prizes received: Cash-P30,000.00
(team), Cash-P5,000.00 (mentor), Digital Duplicator
(school), Trophy, CIMA medals
• 2nd Place Winner Photojournalism, 25th CAMPUS
JOURNALISM AWARDS, Jyjde Ayap, 25 January 2014,
De La Salle University, Manila
• 2nd Place Winner: On-the-Spot Game Design and
Development (48 hours), MANILA GAME JAM 2014,
Roan Contreras, 23-25 January 2014, De La SalleCollege of St. Benilde, Manila
• 2nd place over-all national SGV Cup Meet the
Standards, 16th National Mid Year Convention( JPIA),
James Wilnard Paala, October 22-25, 2013, Skylight
Convention Center, Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• 2nd Place Tuklas Talino Quiz Bee, 38th YMCA National
Congress of College Students, Maria Concepcion
Mendoza, Dec 3-8, 2013, Teachers’ Camp Baguio City
Regional
Champion
• Overall champion, 7th Annual Batangas Society of
Industrial Engineering Students Friendship Games
2013, 3rd year – 5th year IE students, 19-21 July 2013,
FAITH, Tanauan.
• Finalists, Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines,
Rizaldy Luistro Jr. and Nataniel Olan
• Champion, Regional Statistics Quiz, Jan Heraldace
Tubigan, October 25, 2013, NSO Batangas
• Champion Level 3, 3rd Sotero H. Laurel Cup, Mary
Jane Claveria, Jessyl De Castro, Mark Ibayan, Dec 8,
2013, Lyceum of the Philippines Laguna
• Overall Champion, 3rd Sotero H. Laurel Cup, DLSLJPIA, Dec 8, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines Laguna
1st Runner Up
• 1st Runner Up, 26th Sublian Festival: Pasiklaban ng
Kalderetang Batangas (44th Batangas City Foundation
Day), Contestants: Marivic Llanes, Richard Marco,
Salvacion Casteñeda, Cristal Gay Sulit, Coach: Chef
Patrick Maravilla, 18 July 2013, Batangas City Sports
Coliseum.
• 1st Place Winner, Best Digital Photography MAFIA
WARS 2014, Kerwin Dayrit, 25 January 2014, Lyceum
of the Philippines University – Batangas
• 1st Runner-up Level 1, 3rd Sotero H. Laurel Cup,
Angelica Joy Roxas, Melissa Mei Sumulong, Andrea
Jelyn Tapia, Dec 8, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines
Laguna
2nd Runner Up
• 3rd Place (Devcomm Writing – English), Luzonwide
Higher Education Press Conference Pauline Navarro,
12-14 February 2014, Lucban, Quezon
• 2nd Place Winner (Editorial Cartooning-Filipino),
REGIONAL
HIGHER
EDUCATION
SCHOOLS
PRESS CONFERENCE, Emmanuel Sambayan, 4-6
DECEMBER 2013, Angel’s Hills, Tagaytay
Local
Champion
• Overall Champion, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, DLSL-JPIA,
Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines, Batangas
• Champion Level 3, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Mark Ibayan,
Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines, Batangas
1st Runner Up
• 1st runner-up Level 1, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Melissa
Mei Sumulong, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
• 1st runner-up Level 2, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, James
Wilnard Paala, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
• 1st runner-up Level 3, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Aries
De Roxas, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
2nd Runner Up
• 2nd runner-up Level 1, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Andrea
Jelyn Tapia, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
• 2nd runner-up Level 3, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Mary
Jane Claveria, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
• 2nd runner-up Level 2, 5th Peter P. Laurel Cup, Kathleen
Marcelo, Dec 6, 2013, Lyceum of the Philippines,
Batangas
STUDENT ACCOMPLISHMENT IN SPORTS
National
• 1st Runner Up, National Cheerleading Championship
Southern Luzon Qualifier, DLSL Pep Squad
(DANZCOM), 8 December 2013, FILINVEST, Alabang
Regional
18 August – 26 October 2013, Southville International
School, DLS HIS, DLSL, Brent International School
• Champion – Cheer Dance Level, 37th MILO
MARATHON, DLSL Pep Squad DanzCom, 21 July
2013, San Pablo City
1st Runner Up
• 1st Runner up, Southern Luzon Colleges Universities
Athletics Association (SLCUAA), Basketball Men, 26
January 2014, Brent International School
• Basketball Women
Jan 24, 2014
2nd Runner Up
• 2nd Runner Up, Southern Luzon Colleges Universities
Athletics Association (SLCUAA), Volleyball Women,
18 August – 26 October 2013, Southville International
3rd Runner Up
• 3rd Runner Up, Southern Luzon Colleges Universities
Athletics Association (SLCUAA), Volleyball Men, 18
August – 26 October 2013, Southville International
• 4th Place, National Collegiate Athletics Association
– South (NCAA-South), DLSL Basketball College –
Women, August – October 2013
Local
Champion
• Champion – Cheer Dance Level, 37th MILO
MARATHON, DLSL Pep Squad DanzCom, 7 June
2013, SM Lipa City
Champion
• Champion, Southern Luzon Colleges Universities
Athletics Association (SLCUAA), Table Tennis Women,
FACULTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
International
National
• 3rd International Conference on Education and
E-Learning, (August 26 and 29, 2013). Mr. Arvie Andal.
Hotel Fort Canning, Singapore
• 1st National Conference on Tourism Governance:
Sustainability & Inclusivity in Governance of Tourism
Destinations, (November 25-26, 2013). Ms. Andrenelyn
Varona. SMX Convention Center.
• Environmental Audit for swine Waste Management
Systems in Lipa City Philippines, (January 15-16, 2014).
Ms. Vivienne Rhea Padura. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• ICSSH 3rd International Conference, (April 12 – 13,
2014). Ms. Analiza Resurreccion. Seoul, South Korea
• POPMH Batangas Chapter Philippines: A Case Study
– International Conference in Language, Literature,
Culture Teaching in learning in local and Multicultural,
(November 29 – 30). Ms Romaine Magboo. Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
• Seminar on F&B and Bartending, (March 6-8, 2014).
Ms. Evangeline M. Necio and Chef Patrick Maravilla.
Singapore Hotel & Tourism Education Center (SHATEC),
Singapore.
• Seminar Workshop on International Cuisine &
Bartending,( March 7, 2014). Ms. Evangeline Necio
& Chef Patrick Maravilla. Singapore Hotel & Tourism
Education (SHATEC) Singapore
• Singapore Educational Tour, (April 7 – 10, 2014). Engrs.
Malou Umali & Mae Dimaculangan, Singapore
Singapore Educational Trip, (April 7-10, 2014). Camille
Hernandez, Nelia Rocamora, Grace Madolid, Michelle
Malvar, Anna Magundayao. Singapore
• 1st National Convention on Forensic Psychology: A
Comprehensive Workshop to Understanding its theory
and practice, (January 24, 2014). Ms. Violy Andaleon.
Lipa City Auditorium
• 1st PACE National Conference, (April 2 – 5, 2014). Ms.
Analiza Resurreccion. Benguet State University, Mt.
Province
• 1st Tourism & Hospitality National Convention. Theme:
“Transcend: elevating Standards of Hospitality and
Tourism Towards sustainable Growth”, (October 6-8,
2013). Mses. Evangeline Neco & Joreen Rocamora.
L’Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City
• 2nd National Seminar-Workshop in Teaching English as a
Second/Foreign Language, (Dec. 6-8, 2013). From LLC:
Ms. Corazon Reyes, Ms. Shirly Bagui and Mr. Joseph
James Villanueva, From ELA: Ms. Imelda Marquez.
UST
• 3rd Go Negosyo Technopreneurship Summit, (February
19, 2014). Emil Macaso and Anna Magundayao. SMX
MOA
• 3rd National Conference in Cathechesis and Religious
Education : “Religious History and Religious Education”,
(April 26, 2014). Mr. Rodrigo Rodriguez Jr. Waldo
Perfecto Hall, De La Salle University-Manila
• 4th Annual Lasallian Association of Tourism and
Hospitality Education (LATHE) Convention, (May 2931, 2013). CIHTM Dean, Department Chairs, Hotel
Manager and Faculty. Hotel Benilde
• 5 National Medical Congress and Peer Review
Workshop, (Jan 23-24, 2014). Dr. Ma. Lourdes Bañaga.
Tagaytay Highlands
th
• 10 International Students Conference, (Oct. 23-25,
2013). Ms. Aileen Joy Saul representing the LLC.
College of St. Benilde
th
• 10th Teaching of English to Speakers of Other Languages
Conference, (January 30-February 1, 2014). Mr. Julius
Ballesteros and Ms. Eisle Guce.(partially sponsored
and personally-funded.) DLSU
• 12th NSTP Congress, (April 28-30, 2014). Bernadette K.
Dimaculangan and Joseph Angelou I. Ng. NSCC Plaza,
Caoayan, Ilocos Sur
• 12th Philippine Association of Marine Scientists (PAMS)
Annual Convention, (Oct 24 – 26, 2013). Mr. Bernard
Lunar. UP Visayas Tacloban Campus
• 13th Annual Convention of the School Course,
(November 12 – 14, 2013). Bro. Hans Moran. Century
Park, Ocampo St. Malate Manila
• 17th Philippine Press Institute, (June 13- 14, 2013).
Ms. Cherie Glo Cabungcal and Ms, Joannne Marie
Jumarang. New World Hotel
• 29th Annual National Dance Educators ConventionWorkshop, (April 25-29, 2014). Ms. Ruby L. Cubilla.
Dagupan City.
• 38th Annual Convention for Filipino Psychology,
(November 20 – 25, 2013). Ms. Violy Andaleon and Mr.
Darwin Magpili. University of Caceres, Naga City, Bicol
• 38th IIEE Annual National Convention & EXPO 2013,
(November 27 – 30, 2013). EE Faculty members. SMX
Convention Center, MOA, Pasay
• 40th Annual Convention Phil. Society of Biochemistry
and Molecular Biology, (Dec. 4 -5, 2013). Ma. Cristina
F. T. Dimaculangan. DLSU – Manila
• 64th IECEP Midyear Convention, (May 29 to June 1,
2014). Engr. Robert de Luna, Engr. Evelyn Falsado.
Boracay Island
• 2013 Cisco Networking Academy Instructors’
Conference, (Sept 10-13, 2013). Engr. Imelda Martin
Engr. Agnes Perez Engr. Aisa Mijeno. Crimson Resort
and Spa, Mactan Cebu
• 2013 IECEP Annual Convention, (November 21-23,
2013). Engr. Stephenn L. Rabano, Engr. Zarina E.
Malaluan, Engr. Robert G. de Luna, Engr. Evelyn M.
Falsado, Engr. John Kennette C. Doce, Engr. Mark
Joseph I. Lian, and Engr. Aileen F. Villamonte. SM Aura
Convention Center, Taguig
• 2013 National Seminar – Workshop in Teaching
Literature, (September 21 – 22, 2013). Mary Ann A.
Illana. UST, España, Manila
• 2014 IIEE MID-YEAR CONVENTION, (May 22 – 24,
2014). Engrs. Ramon Flores & Jozen Albert Cantal.
Radisson Blu Hotel, Cebu City
• Accenture Shaping the Future Forum in Manila, (July
31, 2013). Ms. Camille Hernandez, Mr. Emil Macaso,
Mr. Dante Chavez, Mr. Dennis Malasmas and Engr.
Aissa Mijeno. Edsa Shangrila, Mandaluyong
• Accenture Shaping the Future Forum in Manila, (July
31, 2013). Engr. Aisa Mijeno with other CITE faculty
members. Shangrila, Mandaluyong
• Accenture Student Leadership Conference, (Jan 31Feb 1, 2014). Engr. Kim Waldolf Andaya. First Pacific
Leadership Academy, Antipolo City
• ADPCN Annual Convention, (April 25-26, 2014). Dean
A. Barte. Crown Legacy Hotel, Baguio City
• Agrigenomics Sequencing, (Dec. 2, 2013). Ma. Cristina
F. T. Dimaculangan. National Science Complex UP
Diliman
• Alliance of Hospitality Educators and Practitioners of
the Philippines (AHEPP) General Assembly: “AHEPP
3d: Discover, Define, Deliver”, (October 18, 2013). Ms.
Geness Aclan, Chef Patrick Maravilla. Traders Hotel
Manila
• Ang Papel ng Filipino sa Programang K to 12 Tungo
sa Pagkamit ng Kamalayan at Kasanayan para sa Ika –
21 Siglo, (April 27 – 30, 2014). Maria Leonora Leynes.
Seminar Room, 4th Floor, Yuchengco Bldg, DLSU,
Manila
• Ang Wikang Filipino sa Edukasyong Tersyaryi: mga
Hamon ng Patakaran at programa sa Edukasyon,
(October 17 - 19, 2013). Jennifer Casabuena. University
of the Philippines
• Annual Manila Studies Conference (featuring papers on
Manila studies highlighting various aspects of Manila’s
history and culture), (August 27-29, 2013). Robert
delos Reyes. Thomas Aquinas Research Complex, UST
Manila
• APCAS Annual Convention, (October 3 – 4, 2013). Ms.
Tessie M. Palma. Ateneo de Naga University
• APCAS Conference, (Oct. 3-5, 2013). Bernadette K.
Dimaculangan. Ateneo de Naga University
• Book-launching of “Ferdinand Blumentritt and the
Philippines: Insights and Lessons for Contemporary
Philippine Studies” by FP Demetrio III, (July 3, 2013).
Faculty and Students of De La Salle Schools – Aristotle
Balba. Henry Sy Hall, DLSU Manila
• Business Analytics Seminar, (April 7-11, 2014). Rodante
S. Chavez. IBM Ayala Techno Hub, UP Diliman Q.C.
• CCNA Bootcamp, (May 26- 30, 2014). Engr. Agnes
Perez. Makati City
• Certificate Program in Teaching Literature, (May 17 –
23, 2013). Mary Ann A. Illana. Sta. Catalina Center For
Spirituality, Baguio City
• Chemical Security and Safety Training, (April 30 to May
4, 2014). Virsely Navarro. Crown Regency Resort and
Convention Center Boracay Philippines
• Creativity and I.T. Security Conference for Schools,
(March 5, 2014). Rodante S. Chavez and Dennis
Malasmas. WSI Corporate Center, Makati City
• Curriculum Mapping for Effective Teaching and
Learning, (February 12- 13, 2014). Ms. Eugenia Vergara
and Ms. Maria Angelica Samonte. Crowne Plaza Hotel,
Ortigas
• C# Programming, (June 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27). Ms.
Anna Magundayao. UP Diliman
• Deans in Management of Change, (February 17 –
18, 2014). Ms. Tessie M. Palma. Ateneo de Manila
University
• DLSU Lecture Series: Empowering Mathematics and
Staistics Beyond K-12, (December 12-13). Dr. Ivee K.
Guce. DLSU Manila
• Educational Leadership for Global Competitiveness
and Sustainability”, (Dec. 2-3, 2013). Alicia Barte. SMX
Convention Center, Pasay City
• “Embracing Strategic Changes in Nursing Education
towards Global competitiveness”, (Oct. 3-4, 2013).
Dr.Alicia Barte. Manila Hotel
• Faculty Renewal of Specialization, (April 28-30, April
28-May 9, May 5-9 April 28- May 9). Dean A. Barte,
Dr. Anita Urbi, Dr. Ma. Lourdes Bañaga, Mr Ronnie
Amazona. National Center for Mental Health, San
LAzaro Hospital
• First National Congress on Home and School
Collaboration, (January 25, 2014). Mr. Hirodian Baon,
Mr. Arnel Manalo, Ms. Nerissa Hernandez, Ms. Lorenz
Anne Capati. SMX Convention Center, SM Aura,
Bonifacio Global City
• FIT Seminar, (April 23-24). Dr. Ma. Lourdes Bañaga.
Xavier School Valenzuela City
• Forum Workshop on Life after PDAF, (February 12,
2014). Ms. Marineth Rosales. De La Salle University
• Frontiers & Innovations in Teaching (FIT 2014), (April
23-25, 2014). Chef Patrick Maravilla. Xavier School San
Juan City
• Frontiers and Innovations in Teaching: Learning at your
fingertips, (April 23-25, 2014). Viviene Rhea Padura.
Xavier School San Juan Manila
• Frontiers and Innovations in Teaching, (April 23-25,
2014). Engr. Evelyn Falsado. Xavier School, San Juan
• From Print to Digital: The Advantage of E-books
in Today’s Academe a lecture by Dr. Isagani Cruz
sponsored by C & E Publishing, (Sept. 12, 2013). Mr.
Roy Dalisay (voluntary). SMX Convention Center
• “Gat Andres Bonifacio: Huwaran ng Katapangan,
Sandigan ng Kabayanihan”, (August 22-24, 2013).
Aristotle Balba. Skylight Hotel, Puerto Princesa City,
Palawan
• Geotourism: Making the Philippines an Authentic,
Sustainable & Creative Destination, (February 11,
2014). Ms. Maria Madel Ocampo, Chef Patrick Maravilla
& Ms. Joreen Rocamora. Crossroads Convenarium,
Quezon City
• GLISS II 2014: GoldenBat Laboratory Innovation
Seminar and Show, (February 17, 2014). Selected
Faculty. Quezon Ballroom Hall Aberdeen Court Great
Eastern Hotel Quezon City
• Graphic Expo 2013 Seminar, (June 21, 2013). Lorna A.
Achico. SMX Center, MOA
• GRAPHIKA MANILA 2014, (February 1, 2014). Lorna
A. Achico, Steve Cardona. SMX Center, MOA, Manila
• Hasaan 4: Silip, Sipat, Sikap: Ang Guro sa Pagharap at
pagtugon sa mga Hamon ng Pagtuturo at Pananliksik,
(October 16 – 18, 2013). Aileen Joy Saul. UST, España,
Manila
• Hotel & Restaurant Association of the Philippines
(HRAP) Biennial Assembly, Theme: “Looking Forward:
Perspectives and Prospectives on ASEAN Integration
2015”, (October 1, 2013). Chef Shirley de Jesus, Mses.
Evangeline Necio & Joy S. Zapata. Sofitel Philippine
Plaza Manila Ballroom
• IBM-SPSS Training Workshop, (September 1213,2013). Ms. Lerma Ilao and Ms. Iezyl Torino. Adamson
University
• IECEP and Board of ECE Electronics Code Revision,
(June 1, 2013). Engr. Stephenn L. Rabano and
Engr. Robert G. de Luna. Club Filipino, Greenhills,
Mandaluyong City
• IIEE CSC National EE Quiz Show and Math Wizard,
(November 29, 2013). EE Faculty members & Students.
SMX Convention Center, MOA, Pasay
• Industry Immersion Meeting with Microsoft, (July
8, 2013). Mr. Mark De Vera, Ms. Camille Hernandez,
Mr. Emil Macaso, Microsoft representative. Microsoft
Ayala, Makati
• Industry Immersion Meeting with Pointwest, (July
9, 2013). Mr. Mark De Vera, Mr. Dennis Malasmas,
Ms. Camille Hernandez, Mr. Emil Macaso, Pointwest
representatives. Pointwest Diliman, QC
• Industry Immersion with Seminar Trends in Hospitality
focused on F&B and Housekeeping Operations,
(October 29, 2013). CIHTM Faculty & Staff. St. Francis
Suites & Resort Manila
• Industry Immersion: Abacus Functionalities, (October
22-25, 2013). Mses. Jean Aggari, Rhikie Rose Maranan
& Joreen Rocamora. Trafalgar Plaza, Makati City
• Input-Output Modeling (IIM) for Disaster Risk
Management, (Sept.25, 2013). Ms. Vivienne Rhea S.
Padura. Traders Hotel
• International Franchise Conference: Franchise Asia
Philippines 2013 (“Asia to the World – The World to
Asia’), (July 17 – 18, 2013). Nerissa O. Lucasia, Leonardo
Magaling, Nora M. Sarmiento. SMX Convention
Center, Manila, Philippines
• LAkbay NSTP: Meeting with UE NSTP Administrators
for NSRC Implementarion, (June 5, 2013). NSTP Faculty
Members and NSTP Lingkod Lasalyano officers and
members. University of the East-Recto
• Lasallian Special Studies Institute (LSSI) 2014, (April
21-May 3, 2014). Dr. Ma. Theresa M. Mangulabnan. De
La Salle Zobel
• Lasallian Summit on the K-12 System: Transitions
and Lasallian Education, (May 7, 2014). Ms. Tessie M.
Palma. De La Salle College of Saint Benilde
• Lasallian Summit on the K-12 System: Transitions and
Lasallian Education, (May 7, 2014). Mr. Rene Villanueva.
De La Salle College of Saint Benilde
• Life After the PDAF, (February 12, 2014). Dr. Ma. Theresa
M. Mangulabnan. De La Salle University-Manila
• Meeting with Dr. Esmeralda Cunanan, (July 25, 2013).
Atty. Emerito Enginco. Fullbright Commission, Ayala
Avenue Makati City
• Midyear National forum on Library Education and
Practice, (July 12, 2013). Noel Savadera, Maria Chona
Chavez, Emelita Sagbang. SM Megamall, Mandaluyong
City
• Moodle Training: Cutting Edge in On Line Education,
(May 2-3, 2014). Chef Patrick Maravilla, Mses Evangeline
Necio, Madel Ocampo & Andrenelyn Varona. Philippine
Social Science Center, Diriman Quezon City
• National Capability Enhancement Training in the
Successful Program Implementation of NSTP HEIs,
Theme: Mobilizing the Youth for Disaster-Resilient
Communities, (July 29-30, 2013). Bernadette K.
Dimaculangan. TUP, Ermita, Manila
• National Volleyball Referees Congress, (August
23,2013). Ruby L. Cubilla, Peter M. Perez. University of
Cordilleras, Baguio City
• Oral Arguments Re RH Law, (July 9, 2013). Emerito
Enginco, Rachel Joy Alzate. Supreme Court P. Faura
Manila
• Organ/System Integrated Curriculum, (Jan 27, 2014).
Mr. Ronnie Amazona, Dr. Richard Logro, Dean A. Barte.
NTTC, U.P. Manila
• Orientation on the Revised Policies, Standards &
Guidelines on Student Internship Abroad Program
(SIAP), (August 22, 2013). Ms. Evangeline M. Necio.
CHED Auditorium, 2nd/Flr HEDC Bldg., Quezon City
• Outcomes Based Education Seminar, (November
25, 2013). Dr. Ma. Lourdes Bañaga, Dr. Anita Urbi,
Rosemarie Mendenilla, Dr. Alicia Barte. University of
the Philippines
• Overview of Transformative Learning, (July 22, 2013).
Dr. A. Urbi, Dr. Banaga, Rosemarie Mendenilla. NTTCU.P. Manila
• PAGE Execom Meeting, (Sept 11-13, 2013). Dr. Joy
Talens. Enverga University Foundation, Lucena City
• PAPJA Convention, (January 17, 2014). Mr. Darwin
Magpili. SMX, Mall of Asia
• PAPJA Convention workshop, (January 18, 2014). Ms.
Violy Andaleon. University of the East
• Peace Education Workshop for Philippine Colleges of
Education, (October 16 – 18, 2013). Dr. Maria Theresa
B. Kalaw; Maridel Q. Mendoza. Miriam College,
Quezon City
• PEMSEA Capacity Building for Integrated Coastal
Management, (June 6-7, 2013). Richard Magsino,
Vivienne Padura. Sulo Hotel, Quezon City
• Philippine Education Conference 2013: Educational
Leadership for Global Competitiveness and
Sustainability – Responding to the Challenges of
ASEAN 2015, (December 2-3, 2013). Deans and
department heads, deans. SMX Convention Center,
Pasay City
• Philippine Nurses Association Annual Convention
Theme “ Gearing up for the Greater Challenges of
Equity and access to Health Care”, (Oct. 21-24, 2013).
Ronnie Amazona. Puerto Prinsesa, Palawan
• Philippine PEN Conference: Literature of Concord and
Solidarity: The Writer as Peacemaker, (December 3 –
4, 2013). Mary Ann A. Illana, Evangeline Moog, Romil
Silva. Multipurpose Room, 4th flr, Henry Sy Sr Hall, De
La Salle University, Taft Avenue, Manila
• Philippine Society for Microbiology Cluster Symposium,
(Sept.14, 2013). Mr. Edmerson Geronimo, Ms.
Catherine M. Precioso. Miriam College, Quezon City
• Philippine Volleyball National Congress, (October 1113, 2013). Ms Ruby L. Cubilla, Mr. Peter M. Peres.
University of Cordilleras, Bagiuo City
• Post K-12 Scenarios: Administrative Issues and
Concerns, (December 5 – 6, 2013). Ms. Tessie M.
Palma. Casino Español de Manila, TM Kalaw St. Manila
• Post K-12 Scenarios: Administrative Issues and
Concerns, (December 5 – 6, 2013). Mary Ann A. Illana.
Casino Español de Manila, TM Kalaw St. Manila
• PSBMB, (December 4-5, 2013). Mr. Edmerson
Geronimo and Ms. Ma. Cristina Francesca T.
Dimaculangan.l DLSU - Main
• PSITE 16th National Convention, (Februay 27-March
1, 2014). Michelle Malvar, Anna Magundayao, Engr.
Imelda Martin, Engr. Kim Waldolf Andaya. St. Louis
University, Baguio City
• PSITE National Conference, (Feb 27- March 1, 2014).
Mark De Vera Imelda Martin, Waldolf Andaya, Michelle
Malvar, Anna Magundayao. Baguio City
• PSITE National Conference, (February 2014). Selective
CITE Dept. Chairs & Faculty Members.
• PSM Cluster Symposium, (Sept. 14, 2013). Mr.
Edmerson Genomino, Ms. Catherine Precioso. Miriam
College
• Reference Management Platform: All Systems Go! A
Holistic Approach to Modern Reference Service, (May
8-9, 2014). Maria Chona Chavez. DLSU- Manila
• Research Culture in the Graduate School, (Sept
28, 2013). Dr. Joy Talens. Pamantasan ng Cabuyao,
Cabuyao City
• Responding to the Asian 2015 Challenge: Implications
to Mathematics Education, (January 29-30, 2014). Ms.
Vicenta L. Mayuga. Bayleaf Hotel, Intramuros, Manila
• Rootcon Security Conference, (Sept. 14 -15, 2013)
Engr. Imelda Martin Engr. Agnes Perez Engr. Aisa
Mijeno. Parklane International Hotel, Cebu.
• Scoping of ICM Priority Sites for the GEF/UNDP?
PEMSEA project on Scaling up the Implementation
of the SDS-SEA in the Philippines, (March 7, 2014).
Viviene Rhea Padura, Jesirene Villanueva, Bernard
Lunar. UP Marine Science Institute, Quezon CIty
• Seminar, (July 29, 2014). Atty. Emerito Enginco. UST
Seminar “The Fear and I”, (July 5, 2013). Ms. Violeta
L. Andaleon, Ms. Romaine G. Magboo, Mr. Darwin C.
Magpili, Mr. Julius Martin Katigbak. V. Luna Medical
Center, Quezon City
• Seminar on Intensive Journal Writing for Stress Relief
sponsored by Abiva Publishing, (Sept.14, 2013, 1012 nn). Mr. Roy Dalisay (voluntary). SMX Convention
Center
• Seminar on Personality Development, (September 16,
2013). Ms. Violeta L. Andaleon. University of the East,
Metro Manila
• Short Term Course on Laboratory Management for
Laboratory Custodians/ Technicians (Course 1), (May
5-6, 2014). Virsely Navarro. Centro Escolar University
Manila
• SOLIDWORKS HANDS-ON TEST DRIVE, (April 10,
2014). Engrs. Joselito P. Roxas, Oscar Bryan Magtibay,
Rodelio Cabrera & Domingo Paulo Chavez. Unit 110
MCS Tower, Makati Square Complex, 1299 Chino
Roces Ave, Makati City
• Stress Management for Healthy Living, (August 3,
2013). Ms. Violeta L. Andaleon, Mr. Darwin C. Magpili.
Film Center, UP Diliman, Quezon City
• Textbook Writing Seminar sponsored by Abiva
Publishing, (Sept.14, 2013, 12-2 pm). Mr. Roy Dalisay
(voluntary). SMX Convention Center
• The 2nd EdukCircle International Convention on
Education Management: “Current Issues, Trends and
Strategies in Education”, (January 25, 2014). Mary Ann
A. Illana, Aileen Joy G. Saul. UP Film Institute, UP
Diliman, Quezon City
• The Role of the Laity in Building Christian Community:
A Biblico-Pastoral Perspective, (May 10, 2014). Fulltime
Reled and Philo Faculty. William Shaw Little Theater,
DLSU-M.
• Training in Fundamentals of SQL, (April 26-May 25
(Saturdays). Nelia Rocamora, Camille Hernandez. UP
Diliman ITTC
• Training of Trainors (PACE – ABS-CBN Faculty
Development Project), (October 22 – 26, 2013). Cherie
Glo S. Cabungcal; Analiza Resurreccion; Joanne Marie
Jumarang. ABS – CBN, Quezon City
• Training Workshop for NSTP Implementers and
Community Extension Workers on Integrating
Community development Perspective and Service
Learning, (Nov. 13-15, 2013). Kathryn Trivino, Joseph
Ng and Bernadette Dimaculangan. CSB, Manila
• Type of Examination in Microbiology Laboratory: Its
Effects on Students’ Achievement, (November 26-28,
2013). Mr. Edmerson Geronimo and Mr. Bernard Lunar.
Manila Mariott Hotel, Pasay City, Philippines
• UFTE General Membership Meeting and Seminar,
(March 29, 2014). Mses. Marie Grace Masilungan,
Maria Madel Ocampo & Andrenelyn A. Varona. Treston
International College.
• UGAT 35th Annual National Conference, (October
24-26, 2013). Renato G. Maligaya. Ateneo de Davao,
Davao City
• Writeshop for Climate Change Adoption Plan, (July
4-5, 2013). Mr. Bernard Lunar. BayView Hotel
Regional
• Advance and Current Trends in Teaching/Learning
Methods (8 May 2014). Ms. Vioeta Andaleon ( speaker),
Suncrest Tropical Resort, Balisong Taal, Batangas.
• CEAP Regional Assembly (28-30 April 2014). Mr. Rene
Villanueva, Phoenix Development Center, Quezon City.
• CEAP Regional Assembly (28-30 April 2014). Ms. Tessie
Palma, Phoenix Development Center, Quezon City.
• COHREP Forum “ASEAN 2015 Challenges, Innovation
and Opportunities” (30 April 2014). Ms. Geness Aclan,
Chef Shirley de Jesus & Ms. Joy S. Zapata, Microtel
Inns & Suites, Sto. Tomas Batangas.
• DOST Rice (21 June 2013). Ms. Virsely Navarro, Ms.
Marisol A. Laguardia, Mr. Bernard Lunar, Walter Mart
Tanauan, Batangas.
• Environmental Audit of Swine Waste Management
System in Lipa City, Philippines (25-26 November
2013). Ms. Vivienne Padura, UPLB, College of Forestry.
• Food Caterer’s Association of the Philippines
Convention (25 July 2014). Chef Pamela de Leon, Chef
Patrick Maravilla, Lyceum University of the Philippines
Batangas.
• “From interview to feedback: What you need to know
about Psychological Assessment” (6 December 2013).
Ms. Violy Andaleon, Cavite Center for Mental Health.
• Gender and Development Consultation (2 -3 September
2013). Ms. Tessie M. Palma, Batangas State University.
• “Hands-on/Minds-on Microscale Chemistry for
Chemistry Teachers” (21 June 2013). Marisol A.
Laguardia, Virsely Navarro and Bernard Lunar, Walter
Mart, Tanauan, Batangas.
• HRDC-Region 1V-A Seminar (6 March 2014). Full time
Faculty, De La Salle HSI, Cavite.
• ICM Training Center (11 February 2014). Ms. Vivienne
S. Padura, PG-ENRO Bldng., Capitol Site, Batangas
City.
• IECEP Batangas Technical Seminar (3 May 2014).
Engr. Stephenn Rabano, Engr. Aileen Villamonte, BSU,
Batangas City.
• JPCS National Assembly (1 March 2014). Grace
Madolid, Nelia Rocamora, Kawit Cavite.
• KOHA Seminar Training (10-11 April 2014). Lilian C.
Rabino, FAITH, Tanauan.
• Lakbay Aral Seminar-Workshop on the Disease
Concept of Addiction (20 July 2014). Mr. Roy Aguba,
House of Sobriety, Tagaytay City.
• Lakbay-aral Activity (24 October 2014). Librarians and
Office Assistants, DLSU-Dasmarinas & DLSU-Health
and Science Campuses in Cavite.
• LASAC southern Luzon Hunger Conference,Theme:
Mainstreaming Hunger Through Innovation and
Partnership, Concerns, Issues and Realities (28- 30
January 2014). Kathryn Trivino and Maridel Mendoza,
LaForce, St. Francis Seminary, Lipa City.
• Librarians @ Work : Project Management for Information
Professionals (8 May 2014). Noel Savadera, Emelita
Sagbang & Lilian Rabino, DLSU-D.
• MSPC General Assembly (12 October 2014). Faculty
Members of Math Department, DLSU Dasmarinas.
• NOCEEI Seminar (8 August 2014). Joy S. Zapata,
Phinma Training Center, Tagaytay City.
• NOCEI Education Summit (29 May 2014). Lilian Rabino,
St. Bridget College, Batangas City.
• PMHA Seminar for Exceptional Children (12 July 2013).
Ms. Odessa Bagos, Ms. Kristel Mendoza, Luntian
Resort and Restaurant, Lipa City.
• PSITE 14th Regional Conference: “Strengthening
Research and Entrepreneurial Skills in IT Education”
(17 January 2014). Rodante S. Chavez, Emil Macaso,
Michelle Malvar, Dennis Malasmas, Anna Magundayao,
Engr. Agnes Perez, Engr. Kim Waldolf Andaya, FAITH
Tanauan City.
• PSITE Regional Conference (3 September 2013).
Mr. Mark De Vera, Mr. Dante Chavez, Mr. Dennis
Malasmas, Ms. Camille Hernandez, Ms. Michelle
Malvar, Ms. Anna Magundayao, Ms. Nelia Rocamora,
Collegio De San Juan De Latran – Calamba, Laguna.
• Resource Description Access (RDA)
SeminarWorkshop (25 October 2013). Noel Savadera, Lilian
Rabino, Aileen De Leon, Eileen Magadia, Clifford Torres
& Merlie Flores, University of Batangas.
• Seminar on Animal Physiology (28 June 2013).
Edmerson Geronimo, Catherine M. Precioso, Jesirene
Villanueva, UP Los Banos.
• Seminar-Workshop on Outcomes-Based Education
(25-26 June). Dean A. Barte, Sol Y Viento Pansol
Laguna.
• Site Level Scoping Workshop for Scaling Up ICM (8
April 2014). Jesirene Villanueva and Bernard Lunar,
Days Hotel Batangas City.
• South Luzon Presummit of the 2nd Professional
Summit by PRC (3 September 2013). Engr. Stephenn
L. Rabano and Engr. Robert G. de Luna, Sta. Rosa,
Laguna.
• Southern Luzon Hunger Conference with the theme:
Mainstreaming Hunger through Innovation and
Partnership: Concerns, Issues and Realities (28 - 30
January 2014). Ms. Edna Yanga, Main Conference Hall,
LAFORCE Bldg., St. Francis de Sales Major Seminary
Compound, Marawoy, Lipa City.
• TVET Congress “Enhancing TVET for Industries of the
21st Century” (22 June 2014). Chef Shirley de Jesus,
Eldar’s Tent Enchanted Kingdom, Sta. Rosa Laguna.
Writeshop on Development of Research Tools and
Instruments for Economic Valuation (17 July 2013). Mr.
Bernard Lunar, Batangas State University.
Local
• 2014 Math Students’ Convention: (Casio Calculator
Workshop for the fx-991ES plus Math Calculator) (25
January 2014). Dr. Ivee K. Guce, Ms. Lerma Ilao, Ms.
Vedes Ann Laylo, Mr. Roberto M. Marcelo Jr., Mr. Aljay
Martinez, Ms. Jester Martinez, Ms. Vicenta Mayuga,
Ms. Tessie Palma, Ms. Rhea Sabaybay, Ms. Iezyl
Torino, Mr. Nyses Velasquez, BB Roofdeck, DLSL.
• Authentic Educational Change for Sustainability (19
September 2013). Ms. Tessie M. Palma, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Authentic Educational Change for Sustainability (19
September 2013). Ms. Iezyl Torino, Yellow Boardroom,
2F Diokno Bldg., DLSL.
• Basic Occupational Safety Seminar (22 October 2013).
Ms. Virsely A. Navarro, FHRD Function room, CMR, De
La Salle Lipa.
• Biotechnology
Information,
Education
and
Communication Forum (29 April 2014). Mr. Bernard
Lunar, Ms. Catherine Precioso, Ms. Virsely Navarro,
Dr. Joy Talens, Mr. Edmerson Geronimo, Diokno
Auditorium , DLSL.
• Blended Learning Seminar “Becoming Lifelong
Digital
Learners: Effective Use of Technology in the
Classroom” (May 11 2013). Ms. Violy Andaleon, Mr.
Arvie Anda, Mini Auditorium 9:00 – 12:00.
• Blood Olympics Seminar (10 Jnauary 2014). Dean A.
Barte, Mignodel Morales, AVR -Lipa City Hall.
• “Building Good relationship and Communication skills”
– Family Day (18 October 2013). Mr. Darwin Magpili,
Mr. Arvie Andal, Ms Violy Andaleon, Ms. Romaine
Magboo, BLUROZE Farm, Brgy. Lodlod , Lipa City.
• Change Management, Issues and solutions in School
Administration (19 September 2014). Bernadette K.
Dimaculangan, 2F Board Room, JD Hall.
• Climate Change and Environmental Law (22- 24
January 2014). All Fulltime Faculty, Amphi Theatre, MB.
• Climate Change and International Environmental Law
(21 January 2014). Mr. Michael Ramos, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Code Red Seminar: Readiness on Emergencies &
Disasters (28 March 2014). Ms. Geness Aclan & Mr.
Noli Rodaje, DLSL.
• COMM Para sa KOMunidad : Project Kaalaman
(February 1, 2014). Faculty Members of Communication
Department acted as Workshop Facilitators: Mr.
Fredevel Bruce Banaag, Mr. Marianito Dio, Jr., Ms.
Joanne Marie Jumarang, Ms. Analiza Resurreccion,
Mr. Marwin Salvador, Mabini Auditorium, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Computer Hardware Servicing with NC2 Review by
Mr. Delas Alas (26 May 2014). ITE Faculty, MB110.
• CS Teaching Pedagogies and Research 101 by Dr.
Abacan (6 March 2014). ITE Faculty, MB110.
• How to Effectively Evaluate Employee Performance
(26 November 2014). Vice Chancellors, Integrated
School Principal and Assistant Principals, Directors,
Deans and Department Chairs, 5F Diokno Audi, DLSL.
• Demo on Fitness & Wellness (December 02, 2014).
Ms. Geness Aclan, DLSL.
• How to Effectively Evaluate Employee Performance (26
November 2014). Dr. Ma. Theresa M. Mangulabnan,
De La Salle Lipa.
• E4AM Student’s Presentation of their Instructional
Materials Output in Instrumentation in Math (May 06,
2013). Math Department Faculty, MB501.
• ICM Strategic Planning (10- 11 December 2014 AM).
Marisol A. Laguardia, Matabungkay Beach Resort Lian,
Batangas.
• Echoing of a Seminar organized by the Philippine
Association on English Language and Literature
(PAELLT) and the Philippine Education Conference (14
April 2014). Ms. Marineil Alilei Abante, Ms. Asuncion
Atienza, Ms. Joy Aguilar, Mr. Frederick Cumagun, Ms.
Michelle Rio Dueñas, Ms. Abigail Ocampo, MB 501,
De La Salle Lipa.
• Improving Organizational Skills in Workplace (22
November 2103). *Marjeric Buenafe, FHP Function
Room DLSL.
• In-house IBM SPSS Echoing Workshop (22- 23 October
2013 AM). DMAP statisticians, GZ 2F.
• Enhanced Basic Education and Its Benefit (June 09,
2014). Ms. Iezyl Torino, 5F Diokno Audi, DLSL.
• Exposure Trip to GMA 7 Network Facility and Broadcast
Equipment (18 October 2014). Engr. Stephenn L.
Rabano, Engr. Robert G. de Luna, and Engr. Evelyn M.
Falsado, GMA Network Center, EDSA cor. Timog Ave.,
Diliman, Quezon City.
• First Aid Training for Hotel & Restaurant and Resort
Personnel (4-5 June 2014). Faculty & Staff Hotel
Operations, Chez Rafael.
• Fullbright Scholarship Opportunities (21 January 2014).
Mr. Michael Ramos, De La Salle Lipa.
• Introduction to Basic Sign Language (26 March 2013).
Ms. Violeta Andaleon, Luntian Resort, San Sebastian,
Lipa City.
• K to 12 Seminar (06 September 2013). Deans and Area
Chairpersons, 5F JDiokno Hall.
• Leadership Seminar (2 March 2014). Dean A. Barte,
LIRD Sen Dikno Bldg..
• Learn Typing Professional Way (10 October 2013). Ms.
Virsely A. Navarro, Computer Lab C, De La Salle Lipa.
• Lecture on Change Management by Dr. Dennis
McLaughlin (19 Sepetember 2013). Deans and
Department Chairs, Boardroom, Diokno Hall, DLSL.
• Lecture on Enhanced Basic Education and its Benefits
by Mr. Elvin Uy of DepEd (06 September 2013). Mr.
Roy Dalisay, Diokno Auditorium, DLSL.
• Lecture on Handling Bullying Incidents in School by
Atty. Ramel Muria and Mr. Michael Kasilag (22 October
2013). Department Chairs, Auditorium, Mabini Hall.
• Responsible Environment Stewardship for the Nursing
Profession (13 November 2013). Full-time and Parttime Faculty, Mini-Audi MB De La Salle Lipa.
• Lecture/Demo on Blended Learning sponsored by
EduPower Publishing (06 November 2013). Ms. Marineil
Abante, Ms. Joy Aguilar, Ms. Asuncion Atienza, Mr.
Roy Dalisay, Dr. Josephine Magbojos, Ms. Imelda
Marquez, Ms. Maria Isabel Naval, Ms. Monica Tugade,
Ms. Jamie de la Paz, Amphitheater, Mabini Hall.
• Seminar on ADOBE CLOUD (09 May 2014). Lorna A.
Achico, ICT Center.
• Neuro Science & Leadership Seminar (Jnauary 30 ,
2014). CIHTM Dean, HRM and Tourism Department
Chairpersons, Chez Rafael, DLSL.
• Seminar on Bullying (08 January 2013). Mr. Pablito
Sarmiento, De La Salle Lipa.
• Neuroscience and Leadership (January 30, 2014).
Dean A. Barte, Chez Rafael Hotel.
• Orientation of Turnitin (25 July 2014). Ms. Evangeline
Necio & Andrenelyn Varona, MB 510, DLSL.
• PMHA 4th Quarter Lecture Forun entitled (Making
It Work” Personalities – How to Deal with Difficult
People. (12 December 2014). Mr. Arvie Andal, Ms.
Violy Andaleon, Ms. Odessa Bagos, Mr. Julius Martin
Katigbak, Mr. Darwin Magpili, Ms. Romaine Magboo,
Ms. Kristel Mendoza, Blue Saphire, Tambo, Lipa City.
• Professional Education Program (9 units) (October 14November 7 2014). Ms. Lerma Ilao, DLSL.
• Professional Education program (PEP) (October 14November 8, 2014). Richard Magsino, De La Salle Lipa.
• Public Lecture on Climate Change and Environmental
Law (21 January 2014). Mr. Roy Dalisay, Mabini
Auditorium, De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Authentic Educational Change for
Sustainability (19 Sepetember 2014). Ms. Violeta
Andaleon, Board Room.
• Seminar on Effective Powerpoint Presentation (09 May
2014). Ms Carol Basconcillo and Mr. Jesus Catapang,
Computer Lab D, 2/F Hall of Lasallian Saints.
• Seminar on Enhanced Basic Education and Its
Benefits (06 September 2013 AM). Ms. Violy Andaleon
and Other Area and Department Chairs, 5th floor
Auditorium Diokno Bldg..
• Seminar on Enhanced Basic Education and Its Benefits
(06 September 2013). Ms. Tessie M. Palma, De La
Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on How to Effectively Evaluate Employee
Performance (26 November 2013 AM). Mr. Roy Dalisay,
Diokno Auditorium, Diokno Hall.
• Seminar on National Nursing Core Competency
Standards (13 November 2013). Full-time and Part-time
Faculty, Mini-Audi MB De La Salle Lipa.
• Seminar on Neuroscience and Leadership (30 January
2014). Ms. Violy Andaleon, Chez Rafael.
2014). Dr. Ma. Theresa M. Mangulabnan, Chez Rafael,
De La Salle Lipa.
2014). Ms. Tessie M. Palma, Chez Rafael, De La Salle
Lipa.
• Seminar on Sustainability (19 September 2013). Ms.
Lorna Achico, Diokno Boardroom.
• Special Lecture on Teaching Writing by Dr. Sterling
Plata (13 November 2013). Faculty of English Language
Area, Amphitheater, Mabini Hall.
• SPSS Training (22-23 October 2013). Ms. Melanie
Lugo, De La Salle Lipa.
• Time Management (24 January 2014). Ms. Jobelle
Manalo, 4/F Sen Jose Diokno Hall, DLSL.
• Training on Establishment and Application of Integrated
Information Management System (IIMS Module 1) (1-4
April 2014). Viviene Rhea Padura, Jesirene Villanueva,
Bernard Lunar, Marisol Laguardia, Catherine Precioso,
Edmerson Geronimo, Ma. Cristina F. Dimaculangan,
Richard Magsino, Shercon Resort Mataas na Kahoy
Batangas.
• Training on Using Turnitin Software for the Research
Paper in COMSKI2/EFFWRIT (12 December 2013). Ms.
Marineil Abante, Ms. Asuncion Atienza, Dr. Josephine
Magbojos, Ms. Imelda Marquez, Ms. Monica Tugade,
Ms. Jamie de la Paz, Mr. Lawrence Icasiano, Ms.
Abigail Ocampo, MB 302 De La Salle Lipa.
• Turnitin Anti-plagiarism Software Orientation (11 and
25 July 2013). Dr. Ivee Guce, Ms. Iezyl Torino, MB510.
• Turnitin Meeting (04 June 2014). Research Teachers
and Coordinator, MB 510.
• Turnitin Orientation (04 July 2013). Mr. Roy Dalisay,
Ms. Marineil Abante, Ms. Asuncion Atienza, Ms. Maria
Isabel Naval, MB 409.
• Turnitin Orientation (25 July 2013). Dr. Ma. Theresa M.
Mangulabnan, Computer Laboratory, De La Salle Lipa.
• Turn-It-In Orientation (04 July 2013). Lorna A. Achico,
MB510 Computer Lab
• Turnitin Orientation (25 July 2013). Ms. Violeta L.
Andaleon, MB 510.
• Workshop on Appropriate Teaching Strategies in the
Social Science Disciplines (with Team-Building) (05
November 2013). Area Chair and Faculty Members of
Social Science Area, Jesus and Mary Resort, Plaridel,
Lipa City.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION
The
Association
of
Computer
Engineering Students (ACES) is the
official professional organization of the
Computer Engineering Student of DLSL.
It is an organization that seeks alliance,
commitment, optimism, enhancement
and service.
The Association of Communication
Students used boxes to symbolize the
equality every students must have in the
society while the icons represent the
image of the guilds this Association has.
The
Association
of
Integrated
Management
Technology
Students
(AIMTECHS) is the official professional
organization of all DLSL students taking
up BS in Management Technology.
The Biology Society composed of biology
major students that embodies the value
of life in the environment, exemplifies
high interest in biological sciences and
are able to apply this in their institution
and community.
Educator’s Circle, serves as a potent
instrument
towards
molding
of
competent upcoming educators who
would “teach the minds, touch the
hearts, and transform lives” of their
imminent students.
Gourmet Club Avenir, the official
organization of Hotel and Restaurant
Management students of DLSL aims
to share the interesting and varied skill
in hospitality. It is involved in various
activities that strengthen the welfare of
each member from technical to soft skills
enhancement.
The Institute of Electronics Engineers of
the Philippines - De La Salle Lipa Student
Chapter envisions itself as innovative
organization that provides its members
with curricular and non- curricular
learning opportunities as guided by the
Lasallian core values of Faith, Service
and communion.
The Interactive Artist Multimedia Design
is the professional organization of the
Multimedia Arts student in De La Salle
Lipa. iMedia fuses art and technology
together and is set to strive hard in
innovating and developing artistic and
imaginative minds of the new generation.
The Junior Financial Institute of the
Philippines De La Salle Lipa chapter is
a recognized professional organization
of legitimate Financial Management
students that commit to maintain its
mission in providing services with values
of Trust, Prudence, Integrity and Dignity.
The Junior Philippine Computer Society
(JPCS) is the official student organization
of the Philippine Computer Society (PCS).
It is to be exclusively for the Computer
Science, Information Technology and
Information Systems students in De La
Salle Lipa.
The Junior Philippine Economics Society
is a professional organization in De La
Salle Lipa. It is designed as assisting in
the development of Business Economics
majors
to
become
academically
competent students and socially
responsible future business leaders and
nation builders.
The Junior Institute of Accountants De
La Salle Lipa (JPIA- DLSL) is the official
and accredited student Professional
organization composed of competent and
proficient Accountancy and Accounting
Technology students of De La Salle Lipa.
Junior Philippine Institute of Industrial
Engineers is an organization that aims
to make every Industrial Engineering
students of De La Salle Lipa an
individual who is: Judicious, Preserving,
Intellectual, Industrious and Excellent.
The Junior Marketing Association,
the professional organization of all
the college students at De La Salle
Lipa taking up Bachelor of Science
in Business Administration major in
Marketing Management, aims to instill
to its members the values of leadership,
service and commitment.
Psychology Society is an organization
which believes that the psychological
aspect of every individual should be
nurtured for the progress of his whole
being by fostering mental health and
providing basic knowledge in the said
field applied not only in the campus itself
but also to the outside community.
The Junior Institute of Integrated
Electrical Engineers or JIIE does not only
stand as an organization for educators
but as a community of individuals with
dreams that amount to levels greater
than others. It is not a service but a hope
that will benefit students to extend their
most gratitude towards students alike.
The Students’ Tourism Society is the
official organization of all tourism
students in De La Salle Lipa. The
organization facilitates various activities
that hone the students’ skills to better
equip them spiritually and academically.
It also promotes exposure on different
community involvements,
Lasallian Jurists, an assembly of Legal
Management Students, is designed
to mold future responsible leaders by
developing social awareness among
students and more notably among
members developing not only a mere
group of open- minded citizens but
advocates of social betterment.
The program aims to train professionals
in the art and science of establishing
and growing small- scale business
using innovative business strategies.
It combines management, marketing,
accounting, finance and information
technology.
Lasallian League of Nurses (LNN) serves
as a ground for unification of competent
and skills nursing students of De La
Salle Lipa to partake in bringing about
innovations in the nursing profession
Sociedad Mathematicas is the official
organization of BS Mathematics students
in De La Salle Lipa. It is organized to
effectively represent the interests and
initiatives and events that enrich the
student experience.
SOCIO CIVIC AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
DIVISIONS
Anak Lasalyano is an organization
specialized to the OFW children in De
La Salle Lipa. This is organization aims
to provide a source group for values,
formation for the children of the overseas
workers who are directly affected by the
migration of their parents.
The De La Salle Lipa Campus Ministry
Choir (DLSL - CMC) is a socio- civic
and religious organization established
for students and volunteers, endowed
with the spirit of service not only in the
celebration of the Holy Eucharist but also
in other community services.
Discipline Marshalls as a Socio-Civic
Religious Organization in De La Salle Lipa
that aims to promote the importance
of discipline and service to the school
without seeking any recognition and
become role models that will serve as
future leaders, thus living by the motto,
Service Above All.
At DLSL Earth, the plant at the center
of the earth symbolize that among
the creations that exist in our life,
nature plays the big role for it. It shows
Nature’s importance that must be always
recognized, take care, and preserve of all
the individuals.
The HONOR Society is dedicated to
Academic achievement and culture of
excellence in the service of the student
body, community and society. Upholding
the Lasallian banner in interaction among
academes and spreading knowledge and
awareness of important issues.
Lingkod Lasalyano are composed of
bona fide college students of De La
Salle Lipa, who are currently taking up
or had passed the NSTP course and has
complied with the requirements of the
recruitment procedure as prescribed by
the Lingkod Lasalyano officers.
The Les Lasallian Lumieres’ emblem
represents the guiding light of the
Lasallian star provided to the institution’s
working scholars. The three extending
hands in different hues identify its
consisting bodies who are mainly clerical
assistants, maintenance assistants and
FEBRES scholars.
The Peer Facilitators’ circle envisions
itself to become of assistance to fellow
students in addressing emotional,
interpersonal, mental and physical
needs. The group seeks to uplift the mind
and spirit of fellow students for them
to become personally aware, serviceoriented and responsible.
The Red Cross youth’s mission is to
educate and empower the children and
youth in the spirit of Red Cross through
constructive trainings and effective
leadership, and provide opportunities for
directing and harnessing their energy and
idealism into worthwhile humanitarian
activities.
Stallion Drive, a student-oriented
organization of DLSL, hereby commits
to the belief of Mother Theresa, “It
doesn’t matter” and be an exemplary
of unconditional love and service for the
betterment of the college community.
The YFC Campus Based is CFC Youth For
Christ’s Official evangelization program
based within college or university level
campuses. It caters to the student’s
holistic development in their tertiary level
of education. It is based on the words
of scripture: “Unite all things in Christ”
(Eph. 1:10).
SPECIAL INTEREST DIVISION
Bridje! Is an organization that aims to
connect Filipino and Japanese culture.
It encourages its members to show
their creativity in their passion related
to Japanese culture such as cosplaying,
drawing anime and manga.
Lasallians who have a heart for social
issues, a mind for arguing and a soul
for expressing opinions. Hear hear! De
La Salle Lipa’s Debate Society is always
ready for witty battles.
Fashion and Attitude Diplomats is an
organization that empowers fashion with
the right attitude in reinforcing optimal
self-development.
Musikalista is an organization of
Lasallian musicians, which is part of the
SPIN division. This organization aims
to increase the passion of students in
music.
The Pautakan Club organizes board
games, logic games, quiz bees, and
learning activities that will encourage the
competitive minds, develop the thinking
capability, and rebuild the moral values of
the Lasallian Students.
In DLSL Salindayaw Dance Company,
the logo shows a dancer with a heart of
a Lasallian. Dancer with an Animo spirit
that shares his/her God-given talent
to others. This logo represents all the
dancers who inspire others by being one
with the Lasallian mission.
The Samahang Lasalyanong Retratista
(SLR) logo represents the merging of the
organization’s interest in Photography as
a subject of Profession and hobby; and
the core Lasallian values that guides the
establishment of the org.
Teatro Lasalyano is an organization of
talented individuals in acting, and even
in singing and dancing, whose God-given
talents are ignited and nourished.
The De La Salle Voices serves as the
official Choral group of DLSL. Since its
formation in 1998, the group has been
renowned with its local, national, and
international performances.
OTHERS
The Student Government is the highest
governing body of the of the student
representatives of DLSL. Its primary
concern is to promote, protect, empower,
and advance students right and welfare.
Council of Student Organizations.
The CSO, the coordinating body of
the institutions accredited student
organizations aims to bring about the
holistic development of it’s constituents,
through different activities and events
supported and guided by its mission
and vision. To provide for activities that
contributes to the development of the
students and guides the organizations in
achieving the same purpose.
The De La Salle COMELEC as an
independent organization that handles
and facilitates election to the college
department of DLSL. The Committee
on Election is mandated to give life
and meaning to the basic principle that
sovereignty resides in the students and all
student government authority emanates
from them. It exists to maintain authority
and independence in the conduct of
election.
Chapter 3: Osmosis
RESEARCH
Michael M. Ramos
Galatians 3:13: Justification by Faith and by Law
Lani M. Santos
Relationship Between Leader-Member Exchange and
Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Examining the Role
of Profile, Organizational Communication Satisfaction and
Job Motivation at De La Salle Lipa
Joel M. Osorio
Correlates of Organizational Effectiveness of De La Salle
Lipa-College of Business Economics Accountancy and
Management
Nora Sarmiento
Perceived Service Quality of Academic Advising Program
of De La Salle Lipa: It’s Effect on Student Retention and
attrition
Dr. Merlita Durana and Ms. Lani Garachico
Comparative Analysis of Pre-employment Assessment
and Performance of B.S. Accountancy Graduates
Mr. Renan Kasilag
Relationship between Parent’s Overseas Work on the
Left-Behind Children’s Quality of Life and Career Choice
Intention
Minerva J. Fanoga
Comparison of a Two Continuous Hour Computer Class
and a Split Two-Hour Computer Session
Eugenia A. Vergara
Assessment of Kinder Admissions Test: Input to the
Development of the Revised Admissions Test in Language
Dennis R. Dimaala
Relationship of Grade 3 Pupils’ Reading Comprehension
and Ability to solve Word Problems in Mathematics
Myrna R. de Castro
Using Common Core Standards Strategies in teaching
English: Impact on Grade 5 Students Achievement in
English5.
Noriel C. Navita
Teachers’ Multicultural Awareness of
Environment: Basis for a Proposed
Enhancement Program
the School
Multicultural
Santa S. Embalsado
Assessment of Preschool Admissions Tests: Input to the
Development of the Revised Admissions Tests in Reading
Agripina D. Pangan
Assessing the Strengths and Weaknesses of the CEM
test in Science 1: Input to Curriculum Improvement and
Revisions
Mayolisa R. Mantuano
Assessment of Preschool Entrance Tests: Input to
the Development of the Revised Admissions Tests in
Mathematics
Satisfaction Level of Parents of De La Salle Lipa on the
Academic Services of the Integrated School
Olive L. Tan
The Relationship of Entry Age to Academic Achievement
of Kinder Pupils of De La Salle Lipa
Wenifredo F. Angeles
Research Based Instructional Material on Teaching Justice
and Charity
Glenford M. Prospero
Assessment of the Operation and Documentation of the
Student Monitoring System
Haidee M. Angeles and Marineth Rosales
The Role of Culture in ESL Classroom for Koreans: The De
La Salle Lipa Experience
Daycel M. Martija
The Impact of the Peace Bell Project for the Promotion of
Peace and Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament
Rizza R. Limbo
Paggamit ng Datos ng Resulta ng NAT6 sa Asignaturang
Filipino: Katuturan tungo sa Rekomendasyon at
Pagsasaayos ng Kurikulum
Lorna D. Bagares
Comparison of National Achievement Test (NAT) Results
in Science of Grade 6 of De La Salle Lipa for three
Consecutive School Years 2010-2011 to 2012-2103
Everlinda U. Aleta
Epekto sa Pagkatuto ng Mag-aaral ng Antas 8 sa Pagsasanib
ng Iba’t-ibang Asignatura sa isang Performance Task
Eva Jonson
Assessing Communication and Collaboration Skills of
Grade 9 Students of De La Salle Lipa
Mona Liza P. de Villa
The Implementation of Centering Prayer in Grades 4 -6
Christian Living Classes
Gally Casala
Happiness Project: Its Implication to Student’s Academic
Success and Self Satisfaction
Buena T. Jerusalem
Assessing Grade 1 Pupils’ Readiness to Peace Education:
Input to Peace Education Initiatives in Social Studies
Silverio Vallejo, Jr.
Maria Angelica G. Samonte
Effects of Cooperative Learning to the Individual Academic
Performance as Perceived by LS 205 Students SY 20132104
Edna Yanga
English 5
Completed Researches:
Michael M. Ramos,
Galatians 3:13: Justification by Faith and by Law
Lani M. Santos,
Relationship Between Leader-Member Exchange and
Organizational Citizenship Behavior: Examining the Role
of Profile, Organizational Communication Satisfaction and
Job Motivation at De La Salle Lipa
Joel M. Osorio
Correlates of Organizational Effectiveness of De La Salle
Lipa-College of Business Economics Accountancy and
Management
Nora Sarmiento
Perceived Service Quality of Academic Advising Program
of De La Salle Lipa: It’s Effect on Student Retention and
attrition
Dr. Merlita Durana and Ms. Lani Garachico
Comparative Analysis of Pre-employment Assessment
and Performance of B.S. Accountancy Graduates
Renan Kasilag
Relationship between Parent’s Overseas Work on the
Left-Behind Children’s Quality of Life and Career Choice
Intention
Minerva J. Fanoga
Eugenia A. Vergara
Assessment of Kinder Admissions Test: Input to the
Development of the Revised Admissions Test in Language
Dennis R. Dimaala
Relationship of Grade 3 Pupils’ Reading Comprehension
and Ability to solve Word Problems in Mathematics
Myrna R. de Castro
English5.
Noriel C. Navita
Teachers’ Multicultural Awareness of
Environment: Basis for a Proposed
Enhancement Program
the School
Multicultural
Santa S. Embalsado
Assessment of Preschool Admissions Tests: Input to the
Development of the Revised Admissions Tests in Reading
Agripina D. Pangan
Assessing the Strengths and Weaknesses of the CEM
test in Science 1: Input to Curriculum Improvement and
Revisions
Assessment of Preschool Entrance Tests: Input to
the Development of the Revised Admissions Tests in
Mathematics
Satisfaction Level of Parents of De La Salle Lipa on the
Academic Services of the Integrated School
Wenifredo F. Angeles
Research Based Instructional Material on Teaching Justice
and Charity
Haidee M. Angeles and Marineth Rosales
The Role of Culture in ESL Classroom for Koreans: The De
La Salle Lipa Experience
Rizza R. Limbo
Paggamit ng Datos ng Resulta ng NAT6 sa Asignaturang
Filipino: Katuturan tungo sa Rekomendasyon at
Pagsasaayos ng Kurikulum
Everlinda U. Aleta
Epekto sa Pagkatuto ng Mag-aaral ng Antas 8 sa Pagsasanib
ng Iba’t-ibang Asignatura sa isang Performance Task
Mona Liza P. de Villa
The Implementation of Centering Prayer in Grades 4 -6
Christian Living Classes
Buena T. Jerusalem
Assessing Grade 1 Pupils’ Readiness to Peace Education:
Input to Peace Education Initiatives in Social Studies
Maria Angelica G. Samonte
Effects of Cooperative Learning to the Individual Academic
Performance as Perceived by LS 205 Students SY 20132104
Olive L. Tan
The Relationship of Entry Age to Academic Achievement
of Kinder Pupils of De La Salle Lipa
Glenford M. Prospero
Assessment of the Operation and Documentation of the
Student Monitoring System
Daycel M. Martija
The Impact of the Peace Bell Project for the Promotion of
Peace and Devotion to the Blessed Sacrament
Lorna D. Bagares
Comparison of National Achievement Test (NAT) Results
in Science of Grade 6 of De La Salle Lipa for three
Consecutive School Years 2010-2011 to 2012-2103
Eva Jonson
Assessing Communication and Collaboration Skills of
Grade 9 Students of De La Salle Lipa
Gally Casala
Happiness Project: Its Implication to Student’s Academic
Success and Self Satisfaction
Silverio Vallejo, Jr.
Edna Yanga
English 5
Award-Winning and InternationallyAcclaimed Researcher
The culture of initiating, collaborating and engaging in
research is gradually taking its course based on hundreds
upon hundreds of research projects being submitted for
approval every year. But select researchers have already
taken this program to heart and brought it into a whole
new level. There are researchers who have produced highcaliber outputs which drew international acclaim.
One of them is Bernard Lunar, Science Area Chair,
awarded with Outstanding World Research Leader for
his leadership and involvement, international publication
and achievement, and conferred as the World Research
Expertise Award 2013 as a keynote speaker during the
International Conference in Social Sciences, Health and
Environment, at Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular
Quay Sydney, Australia, September 24-26, 2013.
Chapter 5: Transpiration
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
Green Philippines Islands of
Sustainability Workshop 5 - Project
Management, Environmental
Reporting and Environmental
Marketing (May 23, 2013).
Ms. Remian T. Santos,
Mega Trends In Global Supply
Chain Management (June 4, 2013).
Ms. Remian T. Santos and Mr. Joseph
Magpantay,
How to Manage Change in a Supply
Environment (June 4, 2013).
Mr. Gerardo Bolaños and Mr. Ferdie
Mercado,
IS Administrators Team Building
(August 8, 2013) Resource
Speaker:
Ms. Mary Ann Lumban. IS
Administrators,
BB 44 & 45.
Legal Compliance and
Environmental Marketing (June 27,
2013).
Engr. Isidro Frio,
Mr. Florentino Magsino, Ms. Remian
Santos,
Engr. Mar Tagapulot,
Mr. JC Gutierrez,
Mr. Noel Majodo,
Berjaya Hotel.
Electronic Records Management
(August 12, 2013).
Ms. Noemi De Torres, Annapolis
Greenhills,
San Juan.
Energy Conservation
(February 7, 2014).
Engr. Isidro Frio and Mr. Florentino
Magsino, Jr. , Ateneo de Manila
University.
ROOTCON: 7th Annual Hacker
Conference & Information Security
Gathering,
(September 12 – 14, 2013).
Engr. Imelda Martin and Mr. Ruben
Frane, Parklane International Hotel.
Green Building Workshop (March
6-7, 2014).
Engr. Isidro Frio and Mr. Florentino
Magsino.
PICE (Philippine Institute of Civil
Engineers) Annual Convention
(November 7 – 9, 2013).
Engr. Isidro Frio, SMX Convention
Center, Davao City.
Training for Receptionist (March
10, 2014).
Anna Reyes.
PGENRO-PEMSEA Training on IIMS
ICT (April 1 – 4, 2014).
Mr. Marc Joseph Ian Generoso II and
Mr. Arnel Albis.
Supply Chain Management
(December 5, 2013).
Ms. Remian Santos,
Crown Plaza Manila.
PSHOA 34th Anniversary & 33rd
Annual Convention.
Ma. Theresa Atienza and Lea Pasia,
Unilab Mandaluyong.
Fortifying Access to Intelligent
Total Health Care (FAITH)
(December 7, 2013).
Ma. Theresa Atienza, Lea Pasia and
Kristine Buño, Glaxo Smith Kline,
Makati City.
115th Canton Fair - China Import
& Export Fair (May 5, 2014). Ms.
Remian T. Santos, China.
SY 2013-2014 ADMINISTRATORS
President’s / Chancellor’s Office
Director,
Presidential Management Office
Mr. Arnold Capuloy
Director,
Linkages and International Relations
Directorate
Mr. Arnold Capuloy (concurrent)
Director, Finance
Ms. Jhyn Concordia (concurrent)
Manager, Financial Resource
Department
Ms. Portia Araque
Manager, Marketing and
Communications Department
Ms. Ma. Lourdes Malaluan
Supervisor, Treasury
Ms. Luz Magpantay, CPA
Supervisor, Payroll
Ms. Nilda Bernarda Casas
Officer, Institutional Planning
Ms. Dfezie Torres-Tipan
Officer, Alumni Linkages Office
Mr. Israel Tan (concurrent0
Officer, Advancement Office
Mr. Israel Tan
Officer, Marketing and Promotions
Office
Ms. Donabel Orcena
Officer, Public Relations Office
Ms. Catherine Perez
Officer, Publications Office
Mr. Noel Pascual
Officer, Compliance Office
Ms. Girlie Navarro
Business Development Coordinator
Ms. Marita Quizon
Vice Chancellor for Academics And
Research
Dr. Alicia Botardo
Director, Research & Publications
Office
Ms. Gina Dimaano
Head, College Library
Ms. Chona Chavez
Head, Integrated School Library
Ms. Emelita Sagbang
Head, Technical Library
Mr. Noel Savadera
Manager, Admissions Office
Mr. Randolph Renegado
PAASCU Coordinator
Ms. Maria Theresa Mangulabnan
College of Education, Arts and
Sciences
Dean
Ms. Tessie Palma
Department Chair, Communication
Ms. Cherie Glo Cabungcal
Department Chair, Multimedia Arts
Ms. Lorna Achico
Director, Academic Services
Mr. Ruben Rubis
Department Chair, Mathematics
Ms. Iezyl Torino
Registrar
Mr. Ruben Rubis (concurrent)
Department Chair, Psychology
Ms. Violeta Andaleon
Assistant Registrar, College
Ms. Romana Levinia Silva
Department Chair, Education
Dr. Maria Theresa Kalaw
Assistant Registrar, IS
Ms. Fe Rezaba
Department Chair, Biology
Ms. Ma. Cristina Francesca
Dimaculangan
Chief Librarian
Ms. Lilian Rabino
Area Chair, English Language
Mr. Roy Dalisay
Area Chair, Literature, Filipino, and
Art Appreciation
Ms. Mary Ann Illana
Hotel Supervisor, Chez Rafael
Ms. Jovita Morada
Area Chair, Social Sciences
Mr. Hermogenes Panganiban
College of Business, Economics,
Accountancy and Management
Dean
Ms. Lani Garachico
Area Chair, Sciences
Ms. Marisol Laguardia
Area Chair, Mathematics
Ms. Iezyl Torino
Area Chair, NSTP
Ms. Bernadette Dimaculangan
Department Chair, Business
Administration
Ms. Nerissa Lucasia
Area Chair, Physical Education
Ms. Ruby Cubilla
Department Chair, Accountancy
and Accounting Technology
Ms. Nerilyn Falceso
Department Chair, Entrepreneurship
and Management Technology
Dr. Edgar Allan Castro
Department Chair, Legal
Management
Atty. Ramel Muria
College of International Hospitality
and Tourism Management
Dean
Ms. Joy Zapata
College of Information Technology
and Engineering
Dean
Engr. Imelda Martin
Department Chair, Hotel and
Restaurant Management
Ms. Evangeline Necio
Department Chair, ECE
Engr. Robert De Luna
Area Chair, Religious Studies and
Philosophy
Ms. Maria Theresa Mangulabnan
Department Chair, Tourism
Ms. Andrenelyn Varona
Department Chair, LICA
Chef Shirley de Jesus
Hotel Manager, Chez Rafael
Ms. Geness Aclan
Department Chair, Computer Science
Mr. Mark de Vera
Department Chair, Information
Technology
Mr. Dennis Malasmas
Department Chair, Information
System
Mr. Rodante Chavez
Department Chair, Industrial
Engineering
Engr. Lorena Gomez
College of Nursing
Dean
Dr. Alicia Barte
Chair, Levels 1 & 4
Dr. Ma. Lourdes Bañaga
Chair, Levels 2 & 3
Mr. Ronnie Amazona, R.N, MAN
College of Law
Dean
Atty. Emerito Enginco
Department Chair, EE
Engr. Joselito Roxas
Integrated School
Principal
Ms. Mayolisa Mantuano
Department Chair, CoE
Engr. Agnes Perez
Assistant Principal, High School
Ms. Maria Angelica Samonte
Department Chair, Industrial
Engineering
Engr. May Macatangay
Assistant Principal, Grade School
Ms. Eugenia Vergara
K to 12 Lead Coordinator and
Secretariat
Mr. Rene Villanueva
IS PAASCU Coordinator
Mr. Mauricio Lingao
High School Curriculum Coordinators:
English
Ms. Violeta Remo
Grade School Curriculum
Coordinators:
English
Ms. Noralyn Balhon
Science
Ms. Agripina Pangan
Math
Mr. Dennis Dimaala
Science
Mr. Jovito Orozco
Social Studies
Ms. Rose Cornejo
Math
Ms. Editha Africa
Christian Living
Ms. Edna Yanga
Social Studies
Ms. Marineth Rosales
Christian Living
Mr. Raul Paras
Computer
Ms. Minerva Fanoga
Computer
Ms. Minerva Fanoga
TLE
Mr. Jonas Lara
PEHM
Ms. Imelda Mendoza
Filipino
Ms. Everlinda Aleta
St. Br. Jaime Hilario Learning
Community
Mr. Fred Amul
HELE
Mr. Jonas Lara
MAPEH
Mr. Joseph Vallejo
Filipino
Ms. Rizza Limbo
Preschool
Ms. Marilyn Camitan
Moderators:
Preschool to Grade 3
Ms. Lerma Castro
Grades 4-6
Ms. Rowena Martija
Grade 7
Ms. Lani Gutierrez
Grade 8
Mr. Noriel Navita
Grade 9
Mr. Alvin Petalio
Grade 10
Mr. Glenford Prospero
Vice Chancellor for Administration
Ms. Jhyn Concordia
Director, Services
Engr. Jose Maria Radito Isidro Frio
Manager, General Services
Mr. Florentino Magsino
Manager, ICTC
Engr. Imelda Martin (concurrent)
Manager, HRD
Ms. Maria Cecilia Quigley
Manager, CPD
Ms. Remian Santos
Supervisor, GSD
Engr. Marino S. Tagapulot
Supervisor, HRD
Ms. Ma. Shiela Alvarez
Supervisor, IPMS
Ms. Elvira Mendoza
Supervisor, Buildings and
Grounds
Engr. Marino Tagapulot
Head, College Student
Activities Office
Mr. Protacio Mea
Vice Chancellor for Mission
Ms. Violeta Ramirez
Head, IS Student Activities
Office
Ms. Jocelyn Rosos
Director, Lasallian
Ministries
Ms. Violeta Ramirez
Director, Sports and
Culture Office
Ms. Emily Babasa
Director, Student Services
Office
Dr. Erickson Martinez
Manager, Community
Involvement Office
Ms. Judith Alcaraz
Manager, LAMP Office
Mr. Henson Ola
Head, College Discipline
Office
Mr. Michael Kasilag
Supervisor, College
Athletics Office
Mr. Ryan Paul Puertollano
Supervisor, IS Athletics
Office
Mr. Renan Lumbera
Lead Lasallian Family
Formator
Br. Raffy Reyes FSC
Manager, Institutional
Lasallian Family Office
Mr. Richard Merano
Head, College Guidance
Office
Ms. Maria Theresa Medina
Head, IS Guidance Office
Mr. Loreto Berana
Chapter 6: Storage
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
SyCip Gomes Velayo & Co.
6760 Ayala Avenue
1226 Makati City
Philippines
Tel: (632) 891 0307
Fax: (632) 819 0872
ey.com.ph
BOA/PRC Reg. No. 0001,
December 28, 2012, valid until December 31, 2015
SEC Accreditation No. 0012–FR–3 (Group A)
November 15, 2012, valid until November 16, 2015
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT
The Board of Trustees
De La Salle Lipa, Inc.
Report on the Financial Statements
We have audited the accompanying financial statements of De La Salle Lipa, Inc. (a nonstock, non–for–profit organization),
which comprise the satatements of financial position as at May 31, 2014 and 2013, and the statements of activities,
statements of changes in net assets and statements of cash flows for the years then ended, and a summary of
significant accounting policies and other explanatory information.
Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with
Philippine Financial Reporting Standards, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to
enable the preparation and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether
due to fraud or error.
Auditor’s Responsibility
Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. We conducted our audits
in accordance with Philippine Standards on Auditing. Those standards require the we comply with ethical requirements
and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from
material misstatement.
An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial
statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgement, including the assessment of the risks of
material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments,
the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements
in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing
an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of
accounting policies used and the reasonbleness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating
the overall presentation of the financial statements.
We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.
Opinion
In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of De La Salle Lipa,
Inc. as at May 31, 2014 and 2013, and its financial performance and its cash flows for the years then ended in accordance
with Philippine Financial Reporting Standards.
Report on the Supplementary Information Required Under Revenue Regulation 15–2010
The supplementary information required under Revenue Regulation 15–2010 for purposes of filing with the Bureau of
Internal Revenue is presented by the management of De La Salle Lipa, Inc. in a separate schedule. Revenue Regulation
15–2010 requires the information to be presented in the notes to financial statements. Such information is not required
part of the basic financial statements. The opinion on the basic financial statements is not affected by the presentation
of the information in a separate schedule
SYCIP GORRES VELAYO & CO.
Dionabee B. Señeres
Partner
CPA Certificate No. 97133
SEC Accreditation No. 1196–A (Group A)
March 8, 2012, valid until March 8, 2015
Tax Identification No. 201-959-816
BIR Accreditation No. 08-001998-98-2012
January 11, 2012, valid until January 10, 2015
PTR No. 4225219, January 2, 2014, Makati City
September 4, 2012
Credits:
Editor in Chief
Br. Joaquin S. Martinez FSC, D.Min.
Editors:
Frederick Cumagun
Dfezie Torres–Tipan
Writers:
Malou Malaluan
Catherine Perez
Israel Tan
Dfezie Torres–Tipan
Concepts and Design:
Lorna Achico
Noel Pascual
Photography:
Rosmeny Boncajes
Joseph Albert Climaco
Melissa Ishikawa
Noel Pascual
Julius Recio
Layout and Production:
Noel Pascual
Technical Support:
Marinette Lina
Donabel Orcena
Marita Quizon
Jorela Tipan
Raquel Villanueva

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