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UE Nutrition-Dietetics Team Wins 1st Prize in National Nutrition Council Recipe Contest
A team of UE Nutrition and Dietetics students along with their faculty member-coach won the 1st Prize in a National Capital Region-level recipe development contest recently. Specifically, in line with the celebration of the 38th National Nutrition Month Celebration in July (whose theme is “Pagkain ng Gulay Araw-Araw Itong Ihain”), the National Nutrition Council NCR Regional Office conducted a Regional Recipe Development Contest last April 27 at the San Juan Elementary School Gymnasium. The contest was aimed to develop low-cost, easy-to-prepare and nutritious vegetable dishes. Each recipe should use just five major ingredients and should be prepared in less than 30 minutes. About 35 recipes were submitted by different schools, universities and local government units. Recipes were pre-screened and 20 entries were selected for actual execution. The UE Nutrition Team was composed of 3rd-year students April Bautista and Alex Besana and
The Winning Nutrition Team: (from left) Ms. G. Maglalang, A. Besana, A. Bautista and R. A. Gianan
2nd-year student Rose Ann Gianan, with faculty member Geraldine M. Maglalang as their coach. The UE team prepared “Sweet Potato, Tofu and Snow Peas in Pineapple Sauce,” which garnered the contest-best score of 98%. The UE team bested their counterparts in, among others, Our Lady of Fatima University, who won 2nd Place for “Beggie Sushi”;
the Mandaluyong City government, whose “Vegetable with Pineapple Coconut Sauce” was adjudged 3rd Place; and consolation prize-winners Manila Doctors College and Centro Escolar University. The UE team’s 1st Place victory came with a P10,000 cash prize and a certificate of recognition. The team’s recipe will also be published, along with those of the
other prize-winning concoctions, in a recipe book for distribution to the beneficiaries of the national government’s Pantawid Pamilya program. The recipe book will also be distributed to local nutrition workers as an information, education and communication (IEC) material to help families improve their meals and food intake.
Guidance Coordinator’s LGBT Thesis Leads to Cum Laude Grade, Speaking Engagements T h e C o o r d i na t o r o f the UE Caloocan Guidance and Counseling Office (GCO), Mrs. Remedios C. Moog, obtained her second Master’s Degree, Master of Arts in Guidance and Counseling, from the Royal and Pontifical University of Santo Tomas on April 3, 2012. In line with this, Mrs. Moog produced a thesis-by-article entitled “Emotional-Social Intelligence, SelfEfficacy and Life Satisfaction of SelfIdentified Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Students,” which she successfully defended with a grade of Meritus (Cum Laude) on March 19, 2012. Her thesis, the study for which was anchored on the mixed-method perspective, was in publication format and divided into two publications. Publication 1 was entitled “Revealing the innermost soul of the LGBT: Understanding their emotionalsocial intelligence, self-efficacy and life satisfaction,” while Publication 2 was “LGBT’s empowerment: The support intervention program on their emotional-social intelligence.” Her overall thesis has contributed
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significantly to the burgeoning literature on LGBT, as well as the area of LGBT Psychology and Multicultural Practice in Guidance and Counseling. The thesis also broadens and deepens people’s understanding and adds to the few studies available in relation to LGBT students’ emotional-social intelligence, self-efficacy and life satisfaction. Moreover, it explores the effects of support intervention programs for the enhancement of the emotional-social intelligence in the contextual dynamics of Filipinos. Comprising the panel that deliberated on Mrs. Moog’s thesis were Dr. Eduardo Caligner of Ateneo de Manila University as chairman and Dr. Mariglo Vicente of UST and Dr. Clarissa Delariarte from St. Paul University as members. UST’s Guidance and Counseling Department Director, Dr. Lucila O. Bance, was Mrs. Moog’s adviser. With her thesis, Mrs. Moog serves as a straight ally who advocates for Filipino LGBT college students’ healthy lifestyle and well-being, not just in the UST Graduate School but
Mrs. Rem Moog
also in the professional associations of Guidance and Counseling and Psychology. In line with this, she was invited to be one of the plenary speakers at the 5th National Convention of Integrated Professional Counselors Association of the Philippines (IPCAP) held last February 8, 2012, at the University of Baguio in Baguio City. She will also be one of the presenters for the symposium entitled “Filipino LGBT Psychology: From Theory to Practice” at the upcoming 49th Annual National Convention of the Psychological Association of
the Philippines (PAP), to be held at Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City, on August 15-17, 2012. Mrs. Moog has been working in UE since October 2000, starting as a staff member of the Coordinating Office for the Theatre and Other Venues. She was a part-time Assistant Professor at the UE College of Education from 2004 to 2006 until being appointed as a Guidance Counselor for GCO Manila in June 2006. In August 2011, she was appointed as the GCO Caloocan Coordinator. She earned her Master in Public Administration degree in 2004 from the UE Graduate School. Another GCO Caloocan staff member, Psychometrician Arnold A. De Silva, also completed his thesis at the Manuel L. Quezon University (MLQU), where he has earned his Master of Arts, Major in Guidance, degree. His thesis was “An Assessment of Study Habits and Emotional Intelligence of Freshman Probationary Students: Implication for a Functional Guidance Program,” for which he had UE Caloocan students as respondents.
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PHL Vice President Jejomar Binay is Guest of Honor at Global Homecoming
H o n o r abl e J e j o m a r C . B inay, the Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines, will be the guest of honor and speaker during the Gala Night of the threeday “UE Go Global” Alumni Global Homecoming 2012. The entire Homecoming, organized by the UE Alumni Association Inc. (UEAAI), takes place on May 25 to 27, 2012—with the May 25 and 26 events happening at the Marriott Hotel in Resorts World Manila, Pasay City, and the Golf Tournament on May 27 taking place at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong City. The Gala Night, which will also feature the UE Alumni Global Lualhati Awards, takes place on May 26, starting at 5 p.m. The “UE Go Global” Alumni Global Homecoming 2012 is the sequel to the first ever UE Alumni Global Reunion, a mammoth gettogether that took place on June 3 to
Vice President Jejomar Binay
6, 2010, in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, and which drew UE alumni from all over the USA and the Philippines as well as Canada, Australia, other parts of Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Leading the “UE Go Global” Organizing Committee is Mr. Cezar T. Quiambao (UE BSBA ’69 and Military Science ’69), the President and CEO of Stradcom; Commodore
Renato S. Chan, PCRGA (UE BSA 1965, MS 1965), the UEAAI President; and Dr. Jesus T. Tanchanco Sr. (UE BBA 1953), the Executive Director of UE’s Marketing Department and UEAAI Adviser. UE Alumni Go Golfing The entire homecoming’s culminating activity will be the May 27 “UE Go Global” golf tournament, which will feature UE alumni based here or abroad putting away on the green expanse of the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club. The tournament’s organizing committee is chaired by Gen. Dioscoro Yoro Jr. (Ret.) (UE AB ’60 & MS ’59). Registration for the tourney will start at 11 a.m., with tee off at 1 p.m. Awards will be given to the Top 3 winners and the Fun Holes: Nearest to the Pin on No. 3, Longest Drive on No. 6, Most Accurate and Nearest to the Pin on No. 14.
Silent Auction to be Held
UE Fine Arts Alumni’s ‘Art-East’ Exhibit to Add Color to Global Homecoming T h e U E F i n e A r t s A lu m n i A ss o c i at i o n , l e d by i t s President, Mr. Edgar B. Arcilla (UE BFA ’77), shall be holding an art exhibit called “Art-East at the Marriot” during the three-day “UE Go Global” alumni homecoming celebration at the Marriot Hotel in Resorts World Manila in Pasay City. This exhibit will showcase 30 exemplary artworks and paintings of distinguished UE fine artists such as Gus Albor, Romulo Galicano, Danny Pangan, Red Mansueto, Cee Carlos Cadid, Rodel Rillera, Ed Arcilla, Robert Odejar and Delfin Garcia, to name a few. The art exhibit shall be opened together with the formal opening ceremonies of the Global Homecoming at 8 a.m. on Friday, May 25, 2012, at the Ballroom of the Marriot Hotel. A silent auction shall highlight this event—the UE alumni artists’ very first. This marks another milestone as UE Fine Arts alumni gather its members and art patrons to acquire the best of the best art pieces. The auction mechanics bulletin shall be published at the UE alumni website (www.uealumni.com) and displayed at the lobby exhibit area. The auction winners shall be announced at the Gala Night on May 26, Saturday. Meanwhile, Ed Arcilla’s “Sunspots & Horses” art exhibit that recently ran at the Ricco Renzo Galleries has been extended for two more months at the Phat Wong Gallery restaurant, also at LRI Design Plaza, N. Garcia St., Bel-Air, Makati City. Interested parties may contact Ricco Renzo Galleries at 0927-3244013, 0923-6586779 and 898-2545. Ed Arcilla with “Sunspots & Horses,” the title piece of his ongoing solo exhibit
UE Eng’g Alumnus-Professor Elected Preparatory Group Chair for International Telecom Congress Engr. Edgardo V. Cabarios, an Assistant Professor of the Electronics Engineering Department of the UE College of EngineeringCaloocan and the Director of the Common Carrier Authorization Department of the National Telecomunications Commission, was elected as the Chair of the AsiaPacific Telecommunity Preparatory Group for the World Congress on International Telecommunications Regulation, to be held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, in December 2012. A UE graduate of BS Electronics Engineering in 1977, Engr. Cabarios began working as an instructor for the University almost immediately after his graduation. He passed the Electronics Engineers’ Licensure
Exam in 1979. Later on, in 1997, he earned his Master in Business Administration degree from the Philippine School of Business Administration. Engr. Cabarios started working at the NTC in 1982 as a Communications Development Officer. In 1984, he was promoted as Senior Engineer (Engineer III), and again in 1986 as Chief Engineer (Engineer V) and Division Chief. In 1991, he was appointed as Director II, a position he continues to hold to date. He has been a member of the Institute of Electronics Engineers (IECEP) since 1981. He served as the Director and Editor of the IECEPistle in 1989, and as IECEP’s External Vice President in 2004, before becoming
Engr. Cabarios
elected as IECEP Chairman and President in 2005. Engr. Cabarios has also served as resource speaker in various fora and assemblies. Some of the most notable include the 33rd Asia-Pacific
Economic Cooperation Working Group Meeting in Calgary, Alberta, Canada in 2006, and the International Telecommunications Union SubRegional Telecommunications Meeting in Siem Reap, Cambodia in 2008. Engr. Cabarios was awarded as the Outstanding Professional in the Field of Electronics Engineering by the Professional Regulation Commission in 2009. He has also been recognized by UE twice. In 2000, he was the Outstanding Alumnus in the Field of Engineering per the UE Alumni Association Inc., and was also one of the Diamond Jubilee Alumni Achievers in Government Service during UE’s 60th Foundation Anniversary in 2006. April-May 2012 • Vol. 2, No. 2
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UE to Implement Outcomes-Based Education Soon March 14, 2012, marked the University of the East’s diffusion of Outcomes-Based Education (OBE) to all its faculty members in the form of an Orientation Seminar held at the UE Theatre. The guest speaker was Dr. Conrado E. Iñigo (shown above), who is one of the current Commissioners of Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA) and is the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Quality Management Representative of the Lyceum of the Philippines University. The University is endorsing the implementation of OBE in the near future. A team, headed by the Chancellor of UE Caloocan, Dr. Zosimo Battad, has been designated by UE President Ester A. Garcia to oversee its immediate implementation starting with the three flagship UE colleges, namely the College of Business Administration-Manila, the College of Dentistry and the College of Engineering-Manila. Roy Killen1, in his book Effective Teaching Strategies, cited Spady’s definition of outcomes as “highquality culminating demonstrations
of significant learning in context.” He further opined that outcomes are “demonstrations of learning—things that learners can do as a result of their learning—not the score, label, grade or percentage attached to the demonstration, but the substance and actions of the demonstration itself.” One definition that Dr. Iñigo gave of OBE2 is that “it starts with the belief that all students can learn and be able to do successfully at the end of their learning experience.” The word all referring to students was repeatedly given emphasis. His definition encapsulates the idea that “No student will fail; all students will successfully pass the course.” As Phyllis Schlafly3 had illustrated, “If OBE were applied to basketball, the basket would have to be lowered so all could score equally.” True in all courses, specifically in Mathematics, classes are composed of a diverse cross-section of students with varying academic abilities, learning styles, personalities, interests and even mathematic abilities. As regards mathematics ability, there are those considered as fast learners and there are those
classified as slow learners (or those that take much longer time to learn). Implementing OBE requires that every student in a class learn at a designated level and demonstrate a specific outcome before moving on until all demonstrate competency. The fast learners may need to wait for their classmates to catch up, thus, no student moves ahead until all demonstrate competency. This calls for differentiation in the teaching techniques and strategies of a Mathematics teacher. Differentiated instruction (DI), also called differentiation, is an instructional concept that maximizes learning for all students regardless of skill or background. When a teacher differentiates instruction, he/ she uses the best teaching practices and strategies to create different pathways that respond to the needs of diverse learners. In other words, the teacher must teach using a variety of techniques and strategies that address the varying needs of all students. Eaton4 defined DI as an approach to planning so that one lesson is taught to the entire class while meeting the individual needs
of each student. As the saying goes, “Different strokes for different folks.” Math instruction can be differentiated to allow students to work on skills appropriate to their readiness level and to explore mathematics applications.—Prof. Wilison A. Reyes, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, College of Arts and Sciences-Manila Killen, Roy. Effective Teaching Strategies. CENGAGE Learning Australia. Thomson, Social Science Press, p.46 2 Dr. Conrado E. Iñigo, Talk at the “Orientation Seminar on OBE.” UE Theatre, March 14, 2012. 3 Schlafly, Phyllis. What’s Wrong With Outcome-Based Education? May 1993 Report. http://www. ourcivilisation.com/dumb/dumb3.htm. Retrieved March 15, 2012. 4 Eaton, Verna. Differentiating for Students Needs. Saskatchewan Valley School Division. 2011. <http:// www2.education.ualberta.ca/staff/ olenka.Bilash/best%20of%20bilash/ differentiation. html>. Retrieved March 15, 2012. 1
UE CCSS Team: 1st PSITE NCR Bowling Champions A s i x -p e r s o n t e a m representing the UE College of Computer Studies and Systems (UE CCSS) recently became the champion team of the first ever bowling tournament of the Philippine Society of Information Technology Educators (PSITE)National Capital Region (PSITE NCR). The tournament, billed as the 1st PSITE NCR bowling tournament and dubbed as the Society’s “first physical MSW” (a.k.a. monthly seminar-workshop), was held at the SM Mall of Asia Bowling Center on March 15, 2012. The champion
UE team was comprised by six CCSS faculty members, namely Dr. Sheila Geronimo, Prof. John Jason J. Discipulo, Prof. Jovy M. Afable, Prof. Arne R. Bana, Prof. Marc Rodin C. Ligas and Prof. Edmon L. Torres. They were awarded the 1st Prize amounting to PhP3,000.00. The UE team bested three other PSITE NCR-member teams: the PSITE NCR team, which won 2nd Place; Team Pagkakaisa, which won 3rd Place and included UE CCSS professor Marivic Gatus; and Adamson University’s team.—Previously posted on www. psite-ncr.org
The winning UE team: (from left) Dr. Sheila Geronimo, Prof. Arne Bana, Prof. Edmon Torres, Prof. Jovy Afable, Prof. Marc Rodin Ligas and Prof. John Jason Discipulo
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UE Caloocan Academic Officials Visit, Give Lectures at Thailand’s Maejo University T h e U n i v e r s i t y h as strengthened its academic linkage with Chiang Mai, Thailand-based Maejo University with the visit of UE Caloocan officials on April 26 to 30, 2012. UE Caloocan Chancellor Zosimo M. Battad led the delegation, which included Dean Victor R. Macam of the College of Engineering-Caloocan, Dean Rogelio V. Paglomutan of the College of Business AdministrationCaloocan, Dean Celino B. Santiago of the College of Fine Arts, Architecture and Design, and Associate Dean
UE Students Shine at Eduquiz 2012 Five recent students of the UE College of Education made their mark at Eduquiz 2012, held last February 29 at the Little Theater of Arellano University. Mirasol P. Boyles, then a senior taking up Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd), Major in Special Education, won 1st Place in Eduquiz’s Individual Category and was part of the entire UE team in winning 2nd Runner-up in the Group Category. Her team members were Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd), Major in English, seniors Lucille E. Cui and Benjie D. Sarmuyan, BSEd major in Biological Sciences senior Raymond John R. Villaraza and BEEd major in Generalist Program senior John Luigi I. Zafe. All five went on to earn their respective college degrees at UE’s yearend commencement rites held in the morning of April 25, 2012, held at the Plenary Hall of the Philippine International Convention Center. Mr. Sarmuyan graduated with two honors: the Latin honor of Cum Laude and the College Distinguished Graduate Award.
Crisol A. Bruza of College of Arts and Sciences-Caloocan. The visit allowed the guests from UE to see the expanding academic programs and facilities of Maejo University, which is the premier agricultural university of Thailand, as well as the impressive economic development of the northern part of Thailand as represented by the city of Chiang Mai. The delegation also got to meet the students of UE Caloocan and of the University of the Philippines-Diliman who are undertaking their on-the-job
training in tourism at Chiang Mai under the guidance of Maejo University. Moreover, two of the visiting UE officials gave lectures to the faculty and doctoral students of Maejo University. Dr. Rogelio Paglomutan spoke on “Philippine National Treasury, the Financial Market, and the Global Debt Crisis,” while Dr. Bruza presented his completed doctoral dissertation, “Controlling the Educational Manpower Supply and Demand Imbalance Through Relevant Programs.”
Maejo University is planning to invite UE officials anew for an August 2012 academic forum, while UE is preparing for a series of visits of students and faculty members of Maejo University within school year 2012-2013. The photo above shows (from left) Associate Dean Bruza, Dean Paglomutan, Dr. Somkid Kaewtip, the Director of Maejo University’s School of Administrative Studies, Chancellor Battad, Dean Macam and Dean Santiago.—Dean R. V. Paglomutan
Arch. Harbord receives a certificate of appreciation and a UE jacket via CFA Dean Celino Santiago and Arch. Joseph Alcoran of the CFA’s Architecture Department
College of Fine Arts Hosts Lecture by British Architect T h e U E C o ll e g e o f F i n e Arts (CFA) Department of Architecture held a lecture on “The Growing Scale and Complexity of Buildings in the Mega City” on February 20, 2012, at the UE Caloocan Briefing Room. The event was sponsored by the UE CFA Architecture Department and the United Architects of the Philippines Student Auxilliary. The lecturer was Architect Richard Payne Harbord of the Royal Institute of British Architects. The lecture was attended by 1st, 2nd- and 3rd-Year UE Bachelor
of Science in Architecture students. Also in attendance were UE Fine Arts Dean Celino B. Santiago; members of the CFA’s Architecture Department Faculty, led by architects Art Barroca, Leo S. Mamaradlo, Maribel Tubera and Joseph P. Alcoran; and Ms. Edith N. Romero of the UE Marketing Department. In his talk, Arch. Harbord centered on the challenges in designing buildings to address issues such as climate change, sustainability, technology, the expanding population and the effect
of these designed buildings on a social dimension. He also highlighted the need to redesign cities for capacity, with buildings geared for greater densities and more intense land use. He also talked about re-inventing the basic city blocks, as well as the current response for familyfriendly buildings, which resulted in stereotype buildings such as malls. After the lecture, Arch. Harbord was requested to open the CFA’s Art Exhibit on campus, alongside UE Caloocan Chancellor Zosimo M. Battad.
Alumni, Honor Societies Members Visit Their Alma Mater
• Tinajeros National High School, Malabon City • F. Serrano Sr., Elementary School, Parañaque City • Saclag Settlement Farm School, San Teodoro, Oriental Mindoro
Opening of Classes in UE* SY 2012-2013: College:
June 4, 2012 (Monday) Elementary and High School:
June 6, 2012 (Wednesday) *UE Manila and UE Caloocan
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The Yearend 2012
UE Honor Roll
o f M a n i la a n d C alooca n
G R A D U A T E S
W I T H
H O N O R S
Outstanding Graduate Awardee
Summa Cum Laude
Jannen B. BARONA CBA Cal.
Kathrina Chermer D. COMIA CAS Mla.
Daniel O. LINSANGAN CAS Mla.
Maria Carizza P. REPOLLO CBA Cal.
Geneve Praise T. BONTOGON CAS Cal.
College Distinguished Graduate Awardees
Jacob S. ALFONSO CBA Mla.
Charmaine S. AQUINO CBA Cal.
Geneve Praise T. BONTOGON CAS Cal.
NeilsenT. CAMPIT COE Cal.
Maria Cresielda S. ECALNEA CAS Mla.
Villarica D. MANUEL College of Fine Arts
Benjie D. SARMUYAN College of Education
Jim Marshall SINLAO COE Mla.
Sheila S. SY CCSS
Leadership Awardees
Valedictorian Men
Ronn Michael M. VILLANUEVA College of Law
Manila
Eduardo D. OLEA Jr. College of Dentistry
Caloocan
Women
Men
Gigi C. DELA CRUZ CBA Mla.
Franc Jason B. DELA CRUZ CAS Cal.
Women
Geneve Praise T. BONTOGON CAS Cal.
Magna Cum Laude
Philip Rey D. BAUTISTA COE Cal.
Joseph John C. ABDULLAH CAS Mla.
Jacob S. ALFONSO CBA Mla.
Raymart B. BALAGTAS COE Cal.
Karen Joy D. BALMACEDA COE Cal.
Lorena S. BARRETTO CBA Cal.
Daisery B. BAUTISTA CAS Mla.
Jobelle R. BAUTISTA CBA Cal.
Lorena M. CARPINA CBA Mla.
Kimberly Amanda K. COMIA CAS Mla.
Crystal Allen A. CRUZ CCSS
Marinelle Angelica B. CUEVAS CAS Mla.
Light L. CUTERO CBA Cal.
Gerald C. CUYUGAN CBA Mla.
Dhave P. DAYAO COE Cal.
Bernard R. MARIANO CAS Mla.
Oliver C. MENDIOLA CBA Cal.
Leslie F. MIRALLES CBA Cal.
Erika Cress S. MONTALBO CAS Cal.
Robie Shem T. OCRAY COE Cal.
Gilbert M. STA. BRIGIDA COE Mla.
Sheila A. SY CCSS
Irene D. TOLERO COE Cal.
Jessica L. TOMAGAN CBA Mla.
Angelito UMALI COE Cal.
Franz R. FIGUEROA COE Cal.
Edward M. REYTERAN COE Cal.
Anna Karina Ma. Francheska Jeffrey Patrick G. JOSEPH D. FIRMANTE O. JORDAN CBA Mla. COE Cal. COE Cal.
Raphael M. ROBLES CAS Mla.
Francis Frederick Jerril H. D. VALERO VILLALON CCSS COE Mla.
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Pitett F. SAMSON CBA Cal.
Maria Veronica D. ZAMORA CAS Mla.
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Jim Marshall D. SINLAO COE Mla.
Robee Ann L. BERNABE CBA Cal.
Mark Anthony C. CABASAG CAS Mla.
Ruby Ann A. CAJEGAS COE Cal.
Ricky P. DESUYO CCSS
Maria Cresielda S. ECALNEA CAS Mla.
Maria Aileen D. OLAYTA CBA Cal.
Joebert S. PALAGUAYAN CBA Cal.
Joval L. PANGGA COE Cal.
Arwadin U. USMAN CAS Mla.
Jasel Han P. VALDEZ CBA Cal.
Jene Norel G. VALENCIA COE Cal.
Miraflor B. BUNAO CAS Mla.
Anthony Nash Karlo Antonio Hazel Joyce G. O. DE LEON M. DEL RIO DEL ROSARIO CAS Mla. COE Cal. COE Cal.
Legend: CAS: College of Arts and Sciences CBA: College of Business Administration CCSS: College of Computer Studies and Systems COE: College of Engineering
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Joanna E. ABINALES CAS Mla.
Jonnel Marwin Alvin John Dustin P. A. ALBAY ALEJANDRINO R. ALVAREZ CBA Mla. CAS Mla. CBA Mla.
John Vincent C. ANDINO CAS Mla.
Allen Kristoffer A. ANDRES COE Mla.
Charmaine Ferdinand Emily E. ANECITO Jeffrey Lundgren S. AQUINO CBA Cal. F. ANGELES CBA Cal. COE Mla.
Airedolf G. BALBA CAS Mla.
Leonari John A. BARROS COE Cal.
Wechelle Rozel Angela P. Daphene R. CALUNGSUD CALEJA COE Cal. CCSS
Jaidee Marie L. BAUTISTA CBA Cal.
Mary Rose BAUTISTA COE Cal.
Jobert S. BELTRAN COE Cal.
Marvin M. BENAVIDEZ COE Cal.
Jay-Ahnn K. BERMUDEZ CCSS
Jeffrey M. BERNARDO CBA Cal.
Geneve Praise T. BONTOGON CAS Cal.
Angelica O. BUAN CCSS
Divine Grace C. CABATU CBA Mla.
Erica Grace S. CABER CCSS
Renee Rose V. CARLOS CBA Cal.
Tricia Ann A. CAYETANO COE Cal.
Sheila Ann T. CELARIO CBA Mla.
Dianne Caryl C. CON-UI CBA Mla.
Reynald L. CORPUS CBA Cal.
John Alfrick C. CRUZ CAS Mla.
Marites Y. CUNANAN CBA Cal.
Cherryfer Bonniefaye P. DAMPOG CAS Cal.
Joanna Marie DC. DATOL CBA Cal.
Sarah V. DE BELEN CCSS
Gigi C. DELA CRUZ CBA Mla.
Maria Eden M. DELA CRUZ CAS Mla.
Jasson H. DEMAPAN COE Mla.
Ara Abigael T. DIONISIO CBA Cal.
Reynalyn T. ELON CCSS
Reynaldo Gerald T. ENDAYA II CCSS
Angelo D. Ma. Bernadette Evangeline F. D. ESPIRITU EVANGELISTA EXALTACION CBA Cal. CAS Mla. COE Cal.
Ren Ian C. FELICIANO CAS Mla.
Learni Beth FRANCISCO CCSS
Michael Jan B. Barbara Joy GAABUCAYAN Z. GABRIEL CCSS COE Cal.
Sharina A. GAJUDO COE Cal.
Winson Rei D. GASIS CCSS
Jesseca C. GERIDA CAS Mla.
Arienz R. GESLANI COE Cal.
Rose Ann P. GONZAGA CBA Cal.
Lara Mae A. GONZALES COE Cal.
Lizette Diane Ma. Carla Ellen D. GRESOLA C. GUESE CBA Mla. CAS Cal.
Janile Reizel Diane Corrine Paul Michael Nathex-Kasem F. Maan L. GUMATAY P. HORTINELA P. IBERO IWUANYANWU Jr. Elizabeth L. COE Cal. CAS Cal. JABAT CCSS CBA Mla. CCSS
Jasmine P. JINAHON CCSS
Fatima D. LABAN CBA Cal.
Amelia T. LABUGUEN CBA Mla.
Mary Joy J. LAGARE CBA Cal.
Ma. Victoria M. LAGO CAS Mla.
Ray Ann V. LAURITO CBA Cal.
Joanna Marie L. LEONES CCSS
Je Anne DC. DELA COE Cal.
Neilson T. CAMPIT COE Cal.
Emilyn B. DELA CRUZ COE Cal.
Janelle Jam Justine Caesar C. FERRER T. FERRER COE Cal. CBA Mla.
Lea M. GULLABA CAS Mla.
Prince Anthony S. LICUDO COE Cal.
Jennifer S. LIM CBA Mla.
Jenson O. LIM CBA Cal.
Mark David S. LIM COE Cal.
Stephanie M. LIM CAS Cal.
Alejandro C. LIMBAGA CBA Cal.
Virginia Marie B. LOPEZ CBA Mla.
Troy Vincent A. LUCENA COE Cal.
Jonas M. LUISTRO CAS Mla.
Renee Rose S. MACARAEG CCSS
Eduardo Giulliano C. MAGADIA CCSS
Devorah G. MAGALIT CCSS
Heidi S. MALLARI CAS Mla.
Kenneth R. MANGUI CBA Cal.
Villarica D. MANUEL College of Fine Arts
Ma. Irish M. Marcelo CBA Cal.
Mark Joseph C. MARCOS CBA Mla.
Pauline I. MARQUEZ COE Mla.
Karen Camille C. MARTIN CCSS
Jenny Rizza F. Mateo CBA Cal.
David Raphael F. MONSALUD CBA Mla.
John Vincent D. MORENO CBA Mla.
Jayson B. NAVARRA CBA Cal.
Bryan D. OAB CCSS
Gabriel Cezar R. OBNIAL CAS Mla.
Josephine D. OLANDEZ CBA Cal.
Monica P. ORNOPIA CAS Mla.
Alexi L. PABLO CBA Cal.
Katrina R. PADUA CBA Mla.
Joel Francis T. PAGADOR CCSS
Jovielyn L. PALMES CAS Mla.
Mae Anne M. PANALIGAN CBA Mla.
Arra Karissa C. PANGAN CBA Cal.
Xel Abraham Laarni Denise Jennychel M. G. PANLAQUI G. PASCUA PASTRANA COE Cal. CBA Cal. COE Mla.
Winlove Christiane V. PAULE CBA Mla.
Ahira C. PEREZ CBA Mla.
Jomar P. PEREZ CBA Cal.
Julie Anne S. POLICAN CCSS
Bryan C. POSAS COE Cal.
Roseann N. QUIAMBAO CBA Mla.
Jonathan M. REA CBA Cal.
Marjorie Ann Miguela G. SAJENES CBA Mla.
Ryan Casey V. SALAS CBA Mla.
Michelle Jean Mark Anthony T. SALINAS N. SALVADOR CBA Cal. CAS Mla.
Joylyn A. SANTOS CBA Cal.
Benjie D. SARMUYAN CEduc
Ericson L. SAVELLANO CCSS
Sheilla V. SILVA CAS Mla.
Alexander M. SILVERIO Jr. CAS Mla.
Marvin V. SORIANO CBA Cal.
Riza G. SURCO CBA Mla.
Charlene L. TAW COE Cal.
Michael Angelo B. TOLENTINO CAS Mla.
Marian C. TOMARONG CAS Mla.
Earvin Jun R. USON COE Cal.
Maboone M. VALENTINO CAS Mla.
Mia Armi M. VIBARES CAS Mla.
Janina Mae D. VILLAFUERTE CEduc
Joan M. YAMBAO CBA Cal.
April Joy V. ZAMORA CCSS
John Elliote O. ZAPANTA CBA Mla.
Ai TOMIHARI COE Cal.
Delmar M. Nathaniel Adrian C. REVILLA REFORMA CAS Mla. CBA Mla.
Emily A. REYES CBA Mla.
Rhenelaine Arabelle Clarice F. ROXAS B. ROVIRA COE Cal. CAS Mla.
Kevin Josh F. TAN COE Cal.
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UE Honor Roll
The Yearend 2012
o f M a n i la a n d C alooca n
Elementary and Secondary Laboratory Schools UE Manila Academic Awardees (Secondary Laboratory School)
Dhanna Patricia Sophia Mae E. O. BAUTISTA PADERANGA
Valedictorian • J.P. Laurel Foundation • Awardee for Academic Excellence • UE Excellence Awardee for Best in English
Franco Francisco J. DE GUZMAN
Salutatorian
Peter David V. LACAS
Second Honorable Mention
First Honorable Mention
Academic Awardees
Blanche B. TAPERLA Third Honorable Mention
Fourth Honorable Mention Mercury Drug Awardee for Best in Mathematics UE Excellence Awardee for Best in Mathematics
Nathaniel M. PEREZ
Fifth Honorable Mention UE Sports Excellence Awardee
Sixth Honorable Mention Mercury Drug Awardee for Best in Science UE Excellence Awardee for Best in Science PSYSC Awardee for Best in Science
Seventh Honorable Mention
Jasminah J. MALABI
Rica Jane M. APELLIDO
Eighth Honorable Mention
Danielle Christian R. GALLENITO
First Honorable Mention
Salutatorian
Valedictorian
Gino Ishmael C. Enriza Anne J. CHUA MACATANGAY
Marithe Issey Dale N. ABELLA
Samantha SENO
Kesia F. DESUASIDO
(Elementary Laboratory School)
John Rafael A. FERRER
A. Y. Foundation Awardee for National Discipline Gerry Roxas Leadership Awardee
Nicart B. UBALDO
Third Honorable Mention
Second Honorable Mention
Elementary and High School Department UE Caloocan
Academic Awardees
Academic Excellence Awardees
(High School Level, Science-Based Curriculum)
Christian Oliver C. Sumugat
Vanessa Mae A. Opeña
Valedictorian Best in Mathematis Best in Science Excellence in Youth Science Leadership Award
Salutatorian Best in English Best in Values Education Most Outstanding Member of the Junior Dawn
Academic Awardees
(High School Level, Science-Based Curriculum)
Alvin C. Magallanes
Kristina Cassandra C. LIM
First Honorable Mention Best in Elective Math Most Outstanding Member of the Mathematics Club Community Service Award
Micah M. TIOLENGCO Best in Elective Science
Best in Filipino Best in T.L.E. Best in Computer
Olafunwa G. ABUIZA Best in Economics
(High School Level, Regular Curriculum)
Rojeena Gail Audrey Mae D. Bea G. Judy Ann A. R. Rubio GEOLAGON GALLARDO BAÑARES
Valedictorian Best in English Best in Mathematics Best in Science
Salutatorian
First Honorable Mention Second Honorable Best in Filipino Mention Best in T.L.E. Best in Economics Best in Values Education
Ma. Levi F. GECARANE
Third Honorable Mention Community Service Award
Special Awardees (High School Level)
Pamela Angela D. DACUAN
Outstanding Student Leader
Maria Joane R. BONTIA
Most Outstanding Member of Lapis at Panitik Community Service Award
Danira A. LUSTAN
Most Outstanding Member of the EHSD Dance Troupe
Aaron Israel Justine Guillerma Carl Symon S.J. CEÑIDO C. GARCIA V. CAABAY
Most Outstanding Most Outstanding Member Member of the Future of the Young Entrepreneur Home Makers Club Society
Most Outstanding Member of the Samaka Club
Anne Camille Charles Andre Sher-Shacquille Marcellino JAVELOSA C. DE LUNA K. CASTRO C. SANCHEZ
Most Outstanding Member of the EHSD Chorale
Most Outstanding Member of the Volleyball Club
Most Outstanding Member of the Badminton Club
Ephraim D. ENOVESO
John Mello Camille C. GUZMAN
Jan Maenard O. PADILLA
Community Service Award
Community Service Award
Community Service Award
Christian Shermaine A. Macx Erl Ivy Merz I. Mark G. BALUYOT Del M. EVANGELISTA With Distinction GUINGCANGCO With Distinction MALVATAAN With Distinction
With Distinction Best in Computer
Most Outstanding Member of the Drama Club
Chino MUNGCAL
Community Service Award
Jan Reyceline E. SIMEON With Distinction
Special Awardees (Elementary Level)
Edwell Jann L. TAYAG
Community Service Award
George Emmanuel B. Gubatan Community Service Award
Christine Joyce A. CRUZ
Community Service Award
Gabriel Y. Cajuban
Outstanding Boy Scout of the Year
Elaine E. DAMIAN
Outstanding Girl Scout of the Year
Academic Excellence Awardees (Elementary Level)
Elijah Ericson G. DEL ROSARIO
Valedictorian • Best in English • Best in Science • Best in Makabayan • Best in EPP • Best in Computer • Most Outstanding Member of the Junior Science Club
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Marion Abilene R. NAVARRO
Salutatorian • Best in Filipino • Leadership Award – SPG • One of the Top Ten Most Outstanding Pupils of Caloocan City
Alden Kiel A. JOVES
First Honorable Mention Best in Math 1st Runner-up Math Olympiad
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Alec Denji S. Santos Second Honorable Mention
John Ryuu G. Ballaran
Third Honorable Mention
Jellah L. CORPUS
With Distinction
Julia Mikaela B. MENDOZA With Distinction
Cheenie Ann D. SY With Distinction
Ammiel Josiah O. MONTERDE With Distinction
Shaune Kathleen S. PAPILLA With Distinction
Silangan
1 SUNDAY
8 SUNDAY
Libraries: Assessment Report and Echo Seminar
2 MONDAY
9 MONDAY
14 SATURDAY
Palm Sunday
Academic Council Meeting Admission: Administration of the UE College Entrance Test (CET), 1st Semester, 2012-2013 (up to April 30) CBA Mla.: Faculty Development Program (throughout April) GCO Cal.: Exit Interview for Graduating College Students (up to April 24) GCO Mla.: Exit Interview of Yearend Graduating Students (up to April 20) SAO Mla.: ID Picture-taking and Distribution of ID Laces and Protectors for Freshmen Enrollees (up to June); Processing of Visa Extension and Conversion for Foreign Students (up to April 30); Submission period for Yearend Reports from Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) and the UE Student Council (UESC) (up to April 30)
3 TUESDAY
Elementary and High School Department Commencement Rites, UE Theatre, UE Manila GCO Mla.: Staff Meeting
4 WEDNESDAY
OECO: Delivery of Donated Materials for Community Literacy in Barangay 1, TNHS and ILC, Malabon and Caloocan
5 THURSDAY
Maundy Thursday
6 FRIDAY
Good Friday
7 SATURDAY
Black Saturday
May 2012 1 TUESDAY
Labor Day
2 WEDNESDAY
Admission: Administration of the UE College Entrance Test (CET), 1st Semester, 2012-2013 (up to May 31) CAS Mla.: Seminar Workshop on “Wikang Filipino at/sa Mass Media, Isyu, Dulog at Paglinang ng Kagamitang Pampagtuturo sa Elementarya, Sekondarya at Tersyarya,” De La Salle University (up to May 4) CBA Mla.: Industry-Academe Linkage with BPA/P (Exploratory Talk) CCSS: Programming Skills Evaluation (PSE) Tutorial, CCSS Research and Development Office (up to May 4) Dentistry: Dentists’ Licensure Exam (Theoretical Phase, up to May 4) DRRM: Processing of Official Transcripts of Records and Diploma for Recent and Earlier Graduates, Transfer Credentials/Honorable Dismissals, Certifications, CHED-CAV Authentications and Verifications; Encoding of Dropping of Subjects and Removal of “LFR” Marks (up to May 31) PE: Sports Clinic (Fencing; Ballet and Taekwondo, up to May 17) SAO Mla.: ID Picture-taking and Distribution of ID Laces and Protectors for Freshmen Enrollees (until June); Processing of Visa Extension and Conversion for Foreign Students (up to May 31); Preparation for the 2012 UE Student Council (UESC) Leadership Training Seminar (up to May 31)
3 THURSDAY
Academic Council Meeting CAS Mla.: Philippine Association of Language Teaching (PALT) 3-Day Conference, Benguet State University (up to May 5) CBA Mla.: Faculty Development Program (throughout May) PE: Sports Clinic (Basketball and Arnis)
Easter Sunday
Araw ng Kagitingan
10 TUESDAY
Admissions: Start of Summer 2012 Enrollment (up to April 18) CBA Cal.: Kapihan with the Deans and the Chancellor, CBA Office CBA Mla.: Submission of Final Deliverables before the Issuance of Clearance to the Faculty CCSS: Maya Training for Faculty Members (up to April 11) Law: Registration Period for Summer 2012 (up to April 18) OECO: Evaluation of Community Outreach Programs SAO Mla.: Processing/Review of Nominees for the Outstanding Graduate Award and Leadership Award for Men and Women (up to April 17)
11 WEDNESDAY
2012 Elementary and Secondary Laboratory Schools Commencement Exercises, UE Theatre Libraries: Library Heads Meeting
12 THURSDAY
CBA Cal.: JPIA Induction of Officers, TYK 211 CCSS: 3D Animation Fundamentals Seminar (up to April 13) Libraries: Archives/Museum/ Library Tour of UP and ADMU and the Presidential Museum & Library
13 FRIDAY
CBA Cal.: Committee on Latin Honors’ Meeting, UE Manila; Meeting with the UE President Regarding the Accounting Honors Scholarship
4 FRIDAY
GS: Faculty Development Seminar on Echo of Outcome-Based Education, GS 700
16 MONDAY
CCSS: Faculty Training on Advanced Java (up to April 17)
17 TUESDAY
PE: Summer Workshop: Basketball (Boys and Girls), UE Caloocan Gym (up to May 10); Taekwondo (for 5 years old and above), UE Caloocan (up to May 16)
18 WEDNESDAY
First Day of Summer Classes PE: Summer Workshop: Fencing, UE Manila Gym 3 (up to May 18); Elementary Ballet, UE Manila Gym 2B (up to May 18) CBA: BSA Comprehensive Examination
19 THURSDAY
CBA Mla.: ResearCHallenge 2012 DRRM: Summer Midterm Examinations for CBA, CAS, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, CFA and COE PE: Sports Clinic (Basketball and Arnis)
9 WEDNESDAY
CBA Mla.: College Academic Council Meeting PE: Sports Clinic (Fencing)
10 THURSDAY
CAS Mla.: Philippine Society for Microbiology (PSM) Annual Convention and Scientific Meeting, Cagayan de Oro City (up to May 11) CCSS: Staff Meeting PE: Sports Clinic (Basketball and Arnis)
11 FRIDAY
CCSS: Enrollment Advisers Meeting with the College Secretary GCO Cal.: Strategic Planning for SY 2012-2013 PE: Sports Clinic (Fencing), Wellness Program (Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing)
14 MONDAY
DRRM: Start of Registration for Block Sections (up to June 4) GCO Cal.: Academic Counseling for Students with “Warning – See the Guidance” GCO Mla.: Staff Meeting; Academic Counseling for 1st Semester, SY 2012-2013 (up to May 31) OJT: Start of OJT Application for 1st Semester, 2012-2013
Baccalaureate Mass (UE Manila), UE Theatre Baccalaureate Mass (UE Caloocan), Open Field CCSS: College Academic Council Meeting
25 WEDNESDAY
Conferment of the Degree of Doctor of Humanities, Honoris Causa, upon Dr. Howard Q. Dee and the 64th Yearend Commencement Rites, PICC Plenary Hall, Pasay City
26 THURSDAY
27 FRIDAY
GCO Cal.: Peer Facilitators’ Training PE: Summer Wellness Program: Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing
OECO: Ocular Inspection of Barangay 123, Moriones, Tondo, Manila PE: Summer Wellness Program: Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing
21 SATURDAY
30 MONDAY
Law: Seminar-Workshop on Practical Approaches in Effectively Answering Essay-Type Bar Questions
23 MONDAY
GCO Cal.: Staff Meeting
15 TUESDAY
DRRM: Start of Registration of Students with SN Starting at 2009 (up to June 4) PE: Sports Clinic (Fencing)
8 TUESDAY
24 TUESDAY
20 FRIDAY
5 SATURDAY
CCSS: Programming Skills Evaluation (PSE) Tutorial, CCSS Research and Development Office (up to May 9)
April 2012
CBA Mla.: PACSB National Conference GCO Cal.: Community Outreach SAO Mla.: Staff Meeting
DRRM: Start of Registration for Students with Student Numbers Starting at 2008 and lower (up to June 4) PE: Sports Clinic (Arnis)
7 MONDAY
Calendar of Activities
Board of Trustees Meeting CBA Cal.: College Academic Council Meeting PE: Summer Workshop: Arnis for Kids, UE Manila Gym 1 (up to May 19)
DRRM: Summer Midterm Examinations for Graduate School and CLaw Libraries: Library Heads Meeting OJT: Orientation Meeting of OJT Advisers for Summer 2012, Briefing Room PE: Sports Clinic (Fencing)
GS: PAASCU Meeting
UE
16 WEDNESDAY
17 THURSDAY
Board of Trustees Meeting DRRM: Start of Registration of Students with SN Starting at 2010 (up to June 4)
18 FRIDAY
Admissions: Start of Admission of Transferees, Degree-Holders and CrossRegistrants (up to June 4) DRRM: Start of Registration of Students with SN Starting at 2011 (up to June 4), Last Day of Regular Summer Classes for Graduate School and CLaw ORC: University Research Council Team Building Seminar, Tagaytay City (up to May 19) PE: Sports Clinic (Arnis and Fencing), Wellness Program (Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing)
19 SATURDAY
DRRM: Final Examinations for Graduate School and CLaw GCO Cal.: Team-Building
21 MONDAY
DRRM: Start of Registration of Students with SN Starting at 2012, Transferees, Degree-Holders and CrossRegistrants (up to June 4) Education: DepEd-UE Training of Teachers for the MAPEH K-12 Curriculum, Conference Hall (up to May 25)
22 TUESDAY
CCSS: College Academic Council Meeting
23 WEDNESDAY
OECO: Pre-Brigada Eskwela Orientation of Volunteers SAO Mla.: Meeting with the Incoming UESC Regarding the 2012 Leadership Training Seminar and 2012 Freshmen Orientation CBA Mla.: National Association of CPAs in Education Inc. (NACPAE; up to May 25)
24 THURSDAY
DRRM: Last Day of Regular Summer Classes for CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, CFA and COE
25 FRIDAY
Day 1: UE Alumni Global Homecoming, Marriott Hotel, Resorts World, Pasay City Dentistry: Dentists’ Licensure Exam (Practical Phase, up to May 27) DRRM: Final Examinations for CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, CFA and COE PE: Wellness Program (Aerobics and Ballroom Dancing)
26 SATURDAY
Day 2: UE Alumni Global Homecoming (including UE Manila Campus Tour and Gala Night at Marriott Hotel) GS: PAASCU Meeting
27 SUNDAY
Day 3: UE Alumni Global Homecoming (various locations) and Golf Tournament (Wack Wack Golf and Country Club) SAO Cal.: UECSC Leadership Training and Seminar-Workshop, Rizal, Laguna (up to May 29)
28 MONDAY
CCSS: Faculty Training on 3D Maya (up to May 29)
29 TUESDAY
CAS Mla.: Department of Behavioral Sciences Faculty Development Program, Caliraya Recreation Center (up to May 30) ESLS: In-service Faculty Training (up to June 1)
31 THURSDAY
Libraries: Recollection and General Assembly SAO Mla.: Staff Meeting
CAS Mla.: Mique International Conference and Event Planners (MICEP) Summer Training Workshop on Singapore Math Teaching, SM Megamall Megatrade Hall (up to May 25)
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UE Athletic Awardees 2012 Recognized and awarded on March 29, 2012, 1 p.m., UE Conference Hall
UAAP Season 74 Awardees: Women’s Badminton Team: Champion, UAAP Women’s Badminton Tournament
Rochelle C. Andres – Most Improved Player Jamila Fatima N. Cruz – Most Valuable Player Kimverly J. Gatpolintan May Laurece S. Pamorada Bianca Gail T. Reytas Bianca Marie Nicole T. Semilla Rocky U. Magnaye – Coach
High School Chess Team
Bryan B. Barcelon – Gold Medal Ma. Essah Teresa C. Cortes – Silver Medal
Women’s Fencing Team: Five-Time Champion, UAAP Women’s Fencing Tournament
Christine H. Almas – Gold Medal, Team Epee and Team Sabre Clichelleyn G. Del Rosario – Gold Medal, Team Sabre and Silver Medal, Individual Sabre Elaine Kea H. Gonzales – Gold Medal, Team Epee and Bronze Medal, Individual Epee Antionette A. Lavilla - Gold Medal, Team Epee Anna Terizza Mari A. Macaraig – Gold Medal, Team Epee Patricia Marie Y. Melendres – Most Valuable Player; Gold Medal, Individual Foil, Team Foil and Team Epee Jylyn P. Nicanor – Gold Medal, Individual Sabre and Team Sabre Keren E. Pangilinan – Gold Medal, Team Foil and Team Sabre; Bronze Medal, Individual Foil Rose Anne M. Reyes – Gold Medal, Team Sabre Rolando Canlas – Coach (Foil) Rufelrino B. Endriano – Coach (Epee) Chester J. Uy – Coach (Sabre)
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Men’s Fencing Team
Manoah S. Baal – Silver Medal, Team Epee; Bronze Medal, Team Foil Clark Vincent C. De Guzman – Silver Medal, Team Epee; Bronze Medal, Team Foil and Individual Epee Lee Eigran E. Ergina – Silver Medal, Individual Epee and Team Epee; Bronze Medal, Team Foil Bruce Kevin H. Ng – Rookie of the Year; Silver Medal, Individual Sabre and Team Sabre Kenneth John G. Paraso – Bronze Medal, Team Foil Roger Randall R. Samia – Silver Medal, Team Epee Gervacio V. Sandoval III – Silver Medal, Team Sabre Bryan Jhon Bon F. Santos – Silver Medal, Team Sabre Paul O’Neil T. Talavera – Silver Medal, Team Sabre
Boys’ Fencing Team: Backto-Back Champion, Boys’ Fencing Tournament
Felix Almender I. Bayatan – Gold Medal, Team Foil; Silver Medal, Team Epee Christian Jhester M. Concepcion – Gold Medal, Team Foil and Team Sabre Kim Paolo M. Gutierrez – Rookie of the Year; Silver Medal, Individual Foil and Team Epee Francois Nowell T. Licono – Gold Medal, Individual Epee, Team Foil and Team Sabre; Silver Medal, Individual Sabre Marlow Nicole S. Osayan – Silver Medal, Team Epee Nathaniel M. Perez – Most Valuable Player; Gold Medal, Individual Foil, Team Foil and Team Sabre; Silver Medal, Individual Sabre
Judo Team
Zebedee S. Buagas – Silver Medal, 57kg. Category Mary Grace S. Guiling – Gold Medal, 70 kg. Category
Paulo D. Manangan – Gold Medal, 81kg. Category Nenuco R. Nomoto – Bronze Medal, 57kg. Category Halbert P. Orcine – Bronze Medal, 81kg. Category Mark Onil E. Reyes – Silver Medal, 57kg. Category Precious Diane P. Rosos – Bronze Medal, 78kg. Category John Mark G. Verano – Silver Medal, 66kg. Category
Softball Team
Marlyn C. Francisco – Champion, 26th Southeast Asian Games Mary Joy P. Lasquite – Coach; Champion, 26th SEA Games Gene Joy T. Parilla – Most Stolen Bases; Champion, 26th SEA Games
Men’s Swimming
Jaitulla T. Ajirulla – Gold Medal, 200m Breaststroke; Bronze Medal, 400m Individual Medley and 100m Breaststroke
Girls’ Swimming Team: Champion, UAAP Girls’ Swimming Tournament
Camille Joy R. Arreza – Gold Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay; Silver Medal 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay and 4 x 100m Medley Joleyrina Michaela A. Buna – Silver Medal, 200m and 100m Breaststroke; Bronze Medal, 100m Backstroke, 50m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle and 200m Backstroke Frances May L. Cabrera – Silver Medal, 200m Butterfly, 50m Butterfly and 800m Freestyle; Bronze Medal, 400m Individual Medley Kristiana Allia Mariz U. Cortado – Gold Medal, 4 x 50m Relay; Silver Medal, 4 x 100m Relay and 50m Breaststroke; Bronze Medal, 100m Breaststroke
Maria Camille Yvonne C. Cortey – Gold Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Maylyn F. Estipona – Gold Medal, 4 x 50m Relay; Silver Medal, 4 x 50m Freestyle and 4 x 100m Medley Claire Anne A. Galang – Gold Medal, 200m Backstroke; Silver Medal, 100m Backstroke and 50m Backstroke Ricalyn B. Magbanua – Gold Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay; Silver Medal, 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay Maureen B. Mallares – Gold Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Christine Jhoy S. Mendoza – Most Valuable Player; Gold Medal, 400m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle, 400m Individual Medley, 200m Butterfly and 800m Freestyle; Silver Medal, 100m Butterfly Leila Franchette O. Quiambao – Silver Medal, 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay Maricris Johanna C. Silvala – Gold Medal, 4 x 50m Relay Irah Isabelle T. Solon – Gold Medal, 4 x 50m Relay; Silver Medal, 4 x 100m Medley Jaime G. Geralde – Coach Martin Jerald B. Valdez – Assistant Coach
Boys’ Swimming Team
Jericho Dominique P. De Leon – Silver Medal, 100m Breaststroke and 200m Breastroke; Silver Medal, 400m Individual Medley Jowan Carlo Q. De Veyra – Silver Medal, 4 x 200m Freestyle; Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Renz Lexter C. Evangelista – Silver Medal, 4 x 200m Freestyle; Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Jhustin Eden D.C. Jamias – Silver Medal, 4 x 200m Freestyle; Bronze Medal,
Silangan Some of the recognized athletes and coaches with UE President Ester A. Garcia, EVP Carmelita G. Mateo, UE Manila Chancellor Linda P. Santiago (3rd to 1st from left) and PE Asst. Director-OIC Rodrigo M. Roque (far right)
4 x 100m Freestyle and 400m Freestyle Kevin Nicole C. Perez – Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Freestyle Kerwin R. Rollon – Silver Medal, 4 x 200m Freestyle
Juniors’ Table Tennis Team: Grand Slam Champions Donna Marie R. Gamila – Gold Medal, Singles Jaezl May B. Ingeniero – Gold Medal, Singles Lyr Eden S. Leyva – Most Valuable Player; Gold Medal, Singles Kaimo T. Mangulabnan – Gold Medal, Singles Angela Joyce Q. Nesperos – Gold Medal, Doubles Krisha Jade M. Pelaez – Gold Medal, Doubles Ian Michael D. Valdemoro – Gold Medal, Doubles John Paul A. Vasquez – Gold Medal, Doubles Rogelio C. Ponte – Coach Homber C. Tiongson – Asst. Coach
Taekwondo Team
Aaron James M. Galita – Silver Medal, Fin Weight Division Jhon Nityananda Das B. Lim – Gold Medal, Featherweight Division King Phillip P. Pineda – Silver Medal, Flyweight Division Joenel M. Rendora – Bronze Medal, Fin Weight Division Jenar B. Torillos – Silver Medal, Bantam Weight Division
Men’s Track and Field
Abraham L. Alzona – Bronze Medal, 400m Dash, 200m Dash and 4 x 100m Relay Kristoffer S. Carlos – Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay Stefan N. Jalbuena – Silver Medal, 10,000m Walk and 5,000m Walk
Wenlie S. Maulas – Silver Medal, 800m Run; Bronze Medal, 1,500m Run Richard S. Salano – Silver Medal, 5,000m Run, 10,000m Run, 3,00m ‘ Steeple Chase, 1,500m Run Rhonnie D. Valentin – Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay Rhyean Ian S. Vergara – Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay
Women’s Track and Field
Marie Alice L. Dela Cruz – Bronze Medal, 3,000m Walk, 5,000m Walk Alloyda Kezia B. Devoma – Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay Macrose M. Dichoso – Bronze Medal, 1,000m Run Irene B. Gullos – Silver Medal, 400m Low Hurdle and 4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, 400m Dash and 4 x 100m Relay Ira Mari A. Hernandez – Silver Medal, Discus Throw Josephine T. Mendoza – Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, 800m Run April E. Pedrozo – Gold Medal, 3,000m Walk and 5,000m Walk Jeny Rose H. Rosales – Rookie of the Year; Gold Medal, 100m Dash, 200m Dash and 400m Dash Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay Kristina Mae S. Santos – Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, 4 x 100m Relay
Boys’ Track and Field Team Chester Miguel A. Corpuz – Silver Medal, 5,000m Run John Robertson V. Madayag – Gold Medal, 400m Run; Silver Medal,
4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, 400m Hurdles and 800m Run Blaise N. Miguel – Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Run and 800m Run; Bronze Medal, 1,500m Run Steve Christian N. Miguel – Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Relay; Bronze Medal, Triple Jump Daveson Kyle C. Narido – Most Valuable Player; Gold Medal and Record Setter, 5,000m Run, 1,500m Run, 2,000m Steeple Chase and 3,000m Run; Gold Medal, 800m Run; Silver Medal, 4 x 400m Relay
Boys’ Volleyball Team: Eight-Time Champion
Rencel M. Ambay Geuel D. Asia – Best Setter Reuel D. Asia Edward V. Camposano – Most Valuable Player, Best Blocker, Best Attacker Czarles S. Garcia Christian Lorenz S. Gopio – Rookie of the Year Jack L. Kalingking Ralph Raymond C. Madrigal Ron Adrian D. Medalla Evander C. Monsanto Karl Justine D. Roque – Best Receiver Lester Kim V. Sawal Joshua A. Umandal Aaron F. Yengcheung Ruel M. Pascual – Coach Roberto R. Javier – Assistant Coach
Girls’ Volleyball
Pia Gabrielle B. Sarmiento – Best Receiver Christine Mhae Tolentino – Rookie of the Year, Best Libero
Non-UAAP Awardees: Women’s and Girls’ Weightlifting Teams
Daryl Ann A. Ancuelo – Bronze Medal, Secondary Category, Phil. National Games
Eriel S. Cardano – Bronze Medal, 44kg., Batang Pinoy Games Ecatarina S. Cardano – Gold Medal, Open Category, Phil. National Games Ma. Celinna C. Espeña – Bronze Medal, 44kg., Batang Pinoy Games Princess D. Estrella – Silver Medal, 47kg., National Open Emily A. Racelis – Silver Medal, 48kg., Phil. National Games Aislin Agnes Yap – Silver Medal, 56kg., Batang Pinoy Games
Men’s and Boys’ Weightlifting Teams
Jay Ranil Aguila – Silver Medal, 77kg. Phil. National Games Sammy Y. Bondad – Silver Medal, 53kg., Phil. National Games Herbert Robinson V. Cadenas – Gold Medal, 56kg., Phil. National Games Charles Justin C. Cardano – Gold Medal, 62kg., Phil. National Games Edrew S. Cardano – Bronze Medal, Open Category, Phil. National Games Jerby D. Deriada – Gold Medal, 85kg., Phil. National Games Jacob Odale Evans – Gold Medal, Open Category, Phil. National Games Ronald Pagalan – Silver Medal, 63kg., Phil. National Games Dalip Sigh Brar Ranvijay – Gold Medal, College Category, Phil. National Games Nestor A. Redulla Jr. – Bronze Medal, Open Category, Phil. National Games Jamil Joseph D. Sebastian – Gold Medal, 42kg., Batang Pinoy Games.
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Admission & Registration Schedule and School Calendar SY 2012-2013
ADMISSION & Registration 1. ADMISSION
1st Semester, 2012-2013
2nd Semester, 2012-2013
Freshmen (1st Year, 1st Semester)
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
New Students of GS, Law, Dentistry
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Transferees
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Degree-Holders
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Cross-Registrants
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Freshmen (1st Year, 1st Semester)
April 02 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 01 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Block Section (Curriculum - All subjects)
May 14 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 19 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Student No. starting at 2008 & lower
May 15 (Tu) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 22 (M) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2009
May 16 (W) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2010
May 17 (Th) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2011
May 18 (F) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
SN starting at 2012
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 23 (Tu) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Transferees
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Degree-Holders
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
Cross-Registrants
May 21 (M) - June 04 (M), 2012
Oct. 26 (F) - Nov. 06 (Tu), 2012
1st Semester, 2012-2013
2nd Semester, 2012-2013
2. REGISTRATION
School Calendar
1.
First Day of Regular Classes
June 04 (M), 2012
November 06 (Tu), 2012
2.
Preliminary Exams
a. CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, COE, CFA
July 16 (M) to July 19 (Th), 2012
Dec. 17 (M) to Dec. 20 (Th), 2012
b. Saturday Classes
July 21 (Sa), 2012
Dec. 15 (Sa), 2012
3.
Christmas Break
Dec. 22 (Sa), 2012
4.
Classes Resume
Jan. 03 (Th), 2013
5.
Midterm Exams a. CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, COE, CFA
Aug. 28 (M) to Aug. 31 (Th), 2012
Feb. 04 (M) to Feb. 07 (Th), 2013
b. CLaw & Graduate School
Aug. 20 (M) to Aug. 26 (Sa), 2012
Feb. 04 (M) to Feb. 09 (Sa), 2013
c. Saturday Classes
Sept. 01 (Sa), 2012
Feb. 09 (Sa), 2013
a. CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, COE, CFA
Oct. 05 (F), 2012
Mar. 19 (Tu), 2013
b. CLaw & Graduate School
Oct. 03 (W), 2012
Mar. 16 (Sa), 2013
c. Saturday Classes
Sept. 29 (Sa), 2012
Mar. 16 (Sa), 2013
a. CAS, CBA, CCSS, CDent, CEduc, COE, CFA
Oct. 09 (T) to Oct. 12 (F), 2012
Mar. 21 (Th), 22 (F), 25 (M), and 26 (Tu), 2013
b. CLaw & Graduate School
Oct. 04 (Th) to Oct. 10 (W), 2012
Mar. 18 (M) to Mar. 23 (Sa), 2013
c. Saturday Classes
Oct. 06 (Sa), 2012
Mar. 23 (Sa), 2013
d. Departmental Final Examinations
Oct. 08 (M), 2012
Mar. 20 (W), 2013
6.
7.
Last Day of Regular Classes
Final Examinations
Editor in Chief Edilberto B. Sulat Jr. Editorial Assistants Lolita M. Carpina Jose Angelo M. Vergel De Dios Artist James Patrick P. Trinidad
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lucio C. Tan Ester A. Garcia Carmelita G. Mateo Linda P. Santiago Zosimo M. Battad Jesus T. Tanchanco Sr.
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