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Dipolog Medical Foundation College Eximius 2008

Prologue Life is a continuous process of change. As you go on in your journey through life, never fail to remember that YOU are a catalyst – a medium for change. “Be a catalyst for change� for you have what it takes to be the channel. Embrace the challenge for changing for the betterment of yourselves and the community you live in. Good luck!

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The Dipolog Medical Center College Foundation, Inc. (DMCCFI) is

the first and only Commission on Higher Education (CHED) – accredited paramedical institution of the province of Zamboanga del Norte. It is situated at suburban Dipolog City and occupies 22,500 square meters of land area. Its sprawling expanse contains four main buildings, a computer laboratory, and a Nursing Arts laboratory, with separate structures for the library and cafeteria.

DMCCFI began as an expansion program of Dipolog Medical Center Inc., a stock corporation that started operating on August 1, 1974 as a fifteen-bed general hospital located at Sta. Filomena, Dipolog City. Dipolog Medical Center (DMC) is a realization of the ideas of fifteen Dipolognon medical practitioners and Msgr. Felix Zafra, former archbishop of Dipolog. They pooled their expertise and resources together to establish a high-quality hospital facility in the city. It took more than two years for the institution to a open a course of midwifery, which began operating in 1977. The school was then called Dipolog Medical Center School of Midwifery.

After several years of service to the community, the management of DMC felt the need for exposing more young men and women of the cities of Dipolog and Dapitan and the neighboring municipalities to medical training and the medical profession. Through the efforts of Chairman of the Board Atty. Albert Concha and Hospital Director Dr. Stephen Yap, the new revised Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) curriculum was opened. The permit by the Bureau of Higher Education, DECS, was granted in April 30, 1991, and the school began its first year level of BSN in a full-swing operation.

In the same year, the name of the school was changed to Dipolog Medical Center College of Health Sciences. In its continuing aim for excellence and growth, the management initiated their application to the Department of Education for permits to open other Health Sciences courses. In 1994, the Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT) began its first year level, and in 1996, the Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology (BSMT) and the Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology (BSRT) also opened for enrollment.

In 1998, the Dipolog Medical Center College of Health Sciences became the Dipolog Medical Center College Foundation, Inc. It opened its Masters program with the course in Masters in Public Administration, and two more bachelor degree programs, the Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.

In 2000, the DMC Science High School, Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Bachelor of Secondary Education, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, and Bachelor of Civil Engineering were opened.

In 2003, in consortium with Negros Oriental State University (NORSU), the school opened its Doctor of Management, Doctor of Education, and Master of Arts in Educational Management courses.

By 2005, DMC Science High School together with the La Salle Schools Supervision Office (LASSO) signed a consultancy agreement that places the DMS-SHS under the Consultancy Status for a period of one year with LASSO recommending effective and advance of the High School until such time that the school will be ready for subsequent Supervisory Level.

In the year 2008, Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management was opened. The Commission on Higher Education had high praises for the excellent facilities like the Front Office, Bar, Hot and Cold Kitchen of the department. At present, the new HRM building will soon rise. The builders are working day and night to finish the mini hotel and restaurant within the next school year.

This coming school year 2010-2011, we shall witness the opening of the College of Law. DMCCFI is now accepting enrolment for the college.

On the other hand, DMCCFI began its recruitment and staffing agency-the Staff Builders, which assists nurses and physical therapists for employment in the United States.

DMCCFI has also been granted by USAID an extension to its hospital facility through the JPAIGO. Presently, the college has been granted Applicant Status by PAASCU. Likewise, the college is also pursuing its status for the Institutional Monitoring and Evaluation for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (IQuaME).

Dipolog Medical Center College Foundation, Inc. is now a solid, successful landmark of Zamboanga del Norte. Its commitment to excellence is constant and unwavering, Through the years, it has earned the respect of the academic community, the loyalty of its employees and students, and the trust of the people and community it continues to serve.

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Vision

DMC College Foundation is a leading educational institution, pursuing excellence in its socially oriented and progressive academic programs and services forming globally competent graduates who are active partners in nation-building.

We commit ourselves to:

Mission

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE We set high standards in the performance of our students, faculty and co-academic personnel to achieve optimum integral human development by continuously enriching our academic, co-academic and leadership programs with technology-based instruction, team research and the promotion of athletics, culture and arts grounded on nationalism.

ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY We venture in Science and Information Technology to discover and respond to the new innovations in instruction and competency based curriculum, business management, vocational and technical skills, and above all for the efficiency of our services and administration.

FORMATION OF SOCIALLY-ORIENTED STUDENTS AND GRADUATES AND CREATION OF RESEARCHES & GLOBAL LINKAGES We create linkages by forming civic-conscious learners capable of responding to the challenges of community building and the global demands, through quality, alternative learning system and in partnerships with national and international institutions for the promotion of environmental advocacies, socially-oriented research, and community service that transform lives.

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CORE VALUES

As members of the DMCCF Community, we affirm, embrace and hold ourselves accountable to the following core values:

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Commitment to a dynamic intellectual community, high academic standards, strong academic programs and a high quality faculty of engaged and engaging teacher-scholars

CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT

Evaluate and improve continually the services in every processes, materials and human resources – deans, coordinators, instructors and staff.

EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT

1. Contribute to a safe, secure and supportive work environment 2. Pursue challenging and rewarding work opportunities that nurture personal and professional initiative and growth.

3. Genuinely listen, seek understanding and encourage open dialogue.

4. Recognize and celebrate individual and team successes.

Honor the spirit and intent of our commitments and promises, demonstrating consistency between our actions and our words.

RESPECT FOR THE INDIVIDUAL STUDENT Devotion to the intellectual, ethical and social development of each student.

TEAMWORK Foster cooperative effort and actively participate to achieve common goals.

Objectives DRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE MODERNIZED SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CREATE LINKAGES AND CONDUCTS RESEARCH Goals D-

Development-oriented in its quest for excellence Modern technology-based academic and professional program Community involvement as its corporate social responsibility Competitiveness in linkages and work partnership globally Focused on advances in information and communication technology Innovative and creative over-all learning experience

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HARMONIOUS ENVIRONMENT & RESPECT

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Maintain goodwill and lighthearted rapport despite adversities and differences by giving regard to another’s dignity. Promote harmony and mutual respect.

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RESPECT

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Treat others with dignity, valuing and benefiting from personal differences Value other’s time, skills, views and contributions Be accountable for the impact of our actions and behavior on fellow employees, students, and the communities in which we operate.

INNOVATION Introduce new ideas dynamically and energetically.

INTEGRITY AND PROFESSIONALISM Act with integrity and professionalism. Build trust in others by adhering consistently in words and actions to the values and standards set by the company.

Act with integrity means always doing the right thing legally, ethically and morally.

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L E A D E R S

- Life-long learning and Lasallian spirit - Excellence in education - Active service - Developmental transformation - Empowering partnerships - Research oriented - Spirit of volunteerism

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Table Of Contents Around the Campus

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Messages

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Board of Directors

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Administration, Faculty and Staff

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Bachelor of Science in Nursing

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Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology

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School of Midwifery

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Master of Arts in Educational Management

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Masters of Public Administration

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Doctor of Management

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Bachelor of Arts major in Political Science

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Associate in Computer Technology

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Bachelor of Science in Criminology

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College of Commerce

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De La Salle Science High School

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Directory

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Faculty Pictures

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ROTC Unit

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Foundation Day

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School Events

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Graduates,

You have successfully hurdled another stage in your academic life. It is my pleasure to congratulate all of you for completing your degrees in DMC College Foundation.

Graduation is only a ceremony. What is important is the perseverance and the diligence that went into your studies in the past years that resulted in the realization of your goals.

This should continue on as a stepping stone to something greater and bigger purpose in life. I hope that what good things, ways and teachings you learned in school will make a better “you” – a better student, a better friend, a better son or daughter, a more responsible and useful citizen.

This is neither the ending nor the beginning of your journey but rather this is the continuation.

Carry on the good name of your Alma Mater- DMC College Foundation.

Congratulations and Godspeed!

ATTY. ALBERTO P. CONCHA President

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Bottoms up, my dear graduates!

And so it has gone, the day of your graduation. This is the culmination of a four-year effort during which we have looked at this goal with awe.

Yet it is not without a feeling of regret that you leave your Alma Mater, the DMC College Foundation, the instructors, the professors, the surroundings and the camaraderie of friends. However, throughout the years of school, most of you have formulated an aim of life for which your education has been but a preparation or a period of apprenticeship.

Whatever your goals in life may be, you will certainly be conscious of, and be influenced by the spirit of fair play and sportsmanship which your school inculcated within you. For this legacy may you sincerely thank your teachers and your fellow students who have assisted you by their collaboration and consideration.

You must be, and are aware of the great responsibilities which the educational system of your nation bears. May you continue to produce citizens able to uphold the democratic ideals. May you continue to support the standard of decency, honesty and courage. And may you prove worthy graduates to perpetuate this responsibility.

Good luck, Graduates of 2007-2008!

ATTY. DIANE CHARLETTE CONCHA VP Administration

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Congratulations 2008!

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You are moving out to the next level of your educational sphere provided to be a milestone in your lives.

It is a significant event in which you and your loved ones would never fail to behold.

Never forget the values that you have learned in school-hard work, integrity, excellence and selflessness. These values will let you emerge victorious amidst all the challenges, and will enable you to achieve the true meaning of success.

My warmest congratulations to all the graduates, your families, your faculty and founders of DMC College Foundation. May God constantly bless you as you continue your journey towards success.

ATTY. ALBERT CONCHA, JR. VP Academics

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Dear Graduates, Graduation is not an end but a beginning.

Getting that diploma is not your ultimate goal, but in hindsight, it is just the mere commencement towards fulfilling your respective dreams.

Graduation is not the end of our bliss in life but a step towards finding other ways to be happy in our future endeavors.

Graduation is not the end of our enjoyment with the relationships and camaraderie with our fellow DMCians but a challenge to greet, meet and treat newfound friends in real life.

My dear graduates, I would like to think that the years you have spent here is mutually beneficial between the teachers and staff, and you, the students. I am convinced that you are now equipped to face all challenges that life may unleash upon you.

Both inside and outside the classroom, you have been taught the importance of curiosity and open-mindedness; of thorough, independent investigation; of critical, creative thinking; of rational, unbiased analysis.

All of that is in anticipation of this moment, when you step outside the College’s protective walls, and confront a world that will give you no quarter. Considering the fact that you are young and bright, and full of promise, I challenge you to employ everything you’ve learned to reach your potential. All the school gave you is the venue for learning, equipping you with the knowledge to be prepared with life in the so-called real world, the rest is up to you.

Good luck and God bless.

DR. GERALD T. CONCHA VP- Student External Affairs and Linkages

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My Dear Graduates,

I wish to convey my profound congratulatory to all the graduates of Academic Year 2007 - 20008!

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It is with great joy and honor that the students of DMC – College Foundation leave the portals of this school equipped with wisdom and knowledge as they face new opportunities and challenges in their own lives and the society.

The great challenges confronting the world at the start of this new decade lead us to think that only an intervention from on high is capable of guiding the hearts of those living in situation of conflict and those governing the destinies of nations. This can give us reason to hope for a brighter future.

It is with great pride that the school looks forward to the success of these graduates considering that they have been equipped with the right formation both in academic and spiritual aspects. Moreover, we are confident to that the challenges that the world offers would all the more enrich their formation as they journey towards serving others.

In view of all these, we are grateful for their presence and for sharing the giftedness of their person to us and for others. May our good God, through prayers, to whom the year 2008 is dedicated, truly lead us to his son and His way continuously.

Congratulations, dear graduates!!!

ENGR. RICHARD CONCHA VP Administrative Services

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DR. STEPHEN YAP | Vice-Chairman

ATTY. ALBERTO P. CONCHA | Chairman

MRS. FILOMENA T. CONCHA | Corporate Treasurer Director / Trustee

Atty. Dianne Charlette Concha | Asst. Corporate Secretary / Trustee

ENGR. RICHARD T. CONCHA | Director / Trustee

DR. GERALD T. CONCHA MPA | Director / Trustee

ATTY. ALBERT T. CONCHA, JR. |Corporate Secretary Director / Trustee

DR. PHILIP YAP | Director / Trustee

Dr. Mary Carmel L. Concha | Director / Trustee

Mrs. Carissa Pia M. Concha, RN | Director / Trustee

MR. FRANCISCO A. MONTAﾃ前 | Director / Trustee

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ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Atty. Alberto P. Concha President Dr. Stephen Yap Vice-President Mrs. Filomena T. Concha Corporate Treasurer Dr. Philip Yap Director/Trustee Atty. Albert T. Concha Jr. AVP- Academic Affairs

Dean, Commerce Dept.

Director, Staff Builder, LLC Dr. Gerald T. Concha AVP-Administration

Dean, College of Computer Studies

Dean, College Arts and Sciences Mr. Francisco T. Montaño AVP-DMC-Science High School Engr. Richard T. Concha AVP-Administrative Services Ms. Diane Charlette Concha Chief of Staff

Legal Assistant to the President Dr. Vicente M. Dalman Dean, Graduate School

Dean, College of Education Dr. Danilo L. Daniel Principal, DMC Science High School Mary Carmel L. Concha, DDM Registrar & Admission Director Dr. Chonilo O. Ruiz Dean, Dept. of Medical Technology Dr. Stephen Yap Dean, Dept. of Physical Therapy Dr. Roel L. Gurdiel Dean, Dept. of Radiologic Technology Atty. Reynaldo P. Concha Dean, College of Criminology

Head, Department of Political Science Dr. Ma. Grace F. Gurdiel, MAN Dean, College of Nursing Prof. Henry P. Ogoc, RN, MN Dean Consultant, College of Nursing Dr. Ma. Teresa P. Iniego Principal, School of Midwifery

BSN, Clinical Director Mr. Anthony Harvey B. Dalmacio Systems Administrator/Head, EDP

OIC Vice Dean, College of Computer Studies Mrs. Natividad C. Elumbaring OIC- Registration Ms. Moonyeen E. Tiu, PTRP Director, Human Resource Dept.

Adviser, Pulse Dr. Ryan A. Asper School Dentist Ms. Racquel R. Mariao, RN, MN BSN, Nursing Arts-Director

COORDINATOR, CAREGIVER COURSE MRS. MA. ROSE O. ALARIN, RN, MN BSN Community Extension Services Director MRS. CLARISSA J. DARCERA, RN, MN BSN Director for Academics MARIDOL B. CLARO, RN, MN Coordinator, BSN - Level II NENA B. HOYOHOY, RN, MN Coordinator, BSN - Level II JO-ANN M. BORBO, RN, MN Coordinator, BSN - Level III VIDA S. OMAMALIN, RN, MN Coordinator, BSN - Level IV JENNIFER V. JARANTILLA, MPA, MN Coordinator, BSN - Level IV

FRAULEIN JENNIFER C. ESTAÑO, RM, MN Coordinator, Midwifery Dept.

ROSALYN O. TURNO, RMT Coordinator, Medical Technology Dept.

DINA E. MORAN Coordinator, College of Arts and Sciences RENANTE B. SALVAÑA, R. CRIM Coordinator, Criminology Dept.

MARITES J. REFUJIO, MBA Coordinator, Business Management Educ.

JOELITO L. TURNO Coordinator, Sports and Development Staff, EDP/Records Officer ANDY S. WONG Coordinator, ACT I & II JOVANIE O. TALAROC Coordinator, BSIT, BSIS & BSCS APRIL P. PAMPILO Coordinator, Student Affairs PILAR D. CRUZ Director, Community Extension Services TERESITA O. PALACIO, MPA College Guidance Counselor REYNALD P. KYAMKO DMC-Science High School

GUIDANCE COUNSELOR/COLLEGE PSYCHOMETRICIAN MARY ROSE D. BUZON Head, Special Project MARY BLESS L. PAUNILIAN Staff, Special Projects ENGR. THERESE C. BAJAMUNDE Staff, Alumni Affairs HEIZEL L. ACAS Secretary, Staff Builders DOMINIQUE M. ACOPIADO Deputy Director for Student Discipline ENGR. NELSON M. MANOGURA Building & Grounds Officer OIC, Chief Security Officer JEFFREY S. LAPUT C.A.T. Commandant/D.O.H.S. Dept.

DEPUTY DIRECTOR, SECURITY & ENFORCEMENT

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NON-ACADEMIC AND NON-TEACHING STAFF Jean B. Mangubat, MPA Natividad C. Elumbaring Val Ian Joland V. Concha, MPA Dessie C. Pagara, R. Lib Engr. Joselito Dario Lacaya Bonnevie B. Soledad, MPA Ullisyl R. Menorias Leone C. Alesna Amalia L. Colaljo Rey B. Cornillo Christopher E. Quilala Aldrin C. Lee Felipe O. Sarigan Mary Jade M. Lakag Libby S. Avila Gina C. Albios

Olivia F. Fermin

Elsa B. Llido

Reynalda D. Enquito

Dexter D. Abria

Juliet Rivera Rex Aian Laguna Mark John Jauculan Jonathan Guzman Elinor Barali Dave Lunjas Armando Durias Anna Mae Lacaya Ma. Theresa A. Camad Dionisio Bersola Reneboy Salazar Evner E. Dalmacio Ronald Saraga Mustafa F. Gallardo Ronnie Salac

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Executive Secretary OIC, Registrar Asst. Registrar Librarian Head, Technical Support Group Secretary, Graduate Studies Secretary, AVP-Science High School Staff-AVP Academic Affairs Admission Officer Records Officer Encoder Property Custodian Staff, Property Custodian Evaluation Officer Registrar’s Staff Para Professional Librarian (Computer In-charge) Para Professional Librarian (Circulation In-charge) Para Professional Librarian (Serials In-charge) Para Professional Librarian (Science High School) Secretary to the Dean, College of Nursing Secretary, College of Nursing College Checker/DO Staff, Technical Support Staff, Technical Support Staff, Registrar’s Office Electrician Technical Support Staff Staff, Caregiver Department Asst. NAR In-charge Disciplinary Office/Checker Disciplinary Office/Checker Disciplinary Office/Checker Disciplinary Officer Disciplinary Officer Staff, Technical Support

SIX- MONTHS CAREGIVER COURSE Racquel R. Mariano, RN, MN Glory Ann S. Alcantara, RN Liza G. Lee, RND

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Atty. Jose Jeffrey A. Ortega Atty. Yolando G. Villaruz Atty. Allan Z. Ranilo Hazel T. Zambrano, PTRP, MPA Engr. Elvira Acbay Joseph Jeffrey Dalisay Jean B. Yba単ez Mercy N. A単osa, MAEM Suzanne Patricia dela Hostria Engr. Ramil Joyohoy, MPA Ramil Dominic Quirong, PT, MPA Dr. Ronnie Gurdiel Richard Balais, MAED Moonyeen E. Tui, PTRP Mirasol R. Reyes, MPA Erlinsie Sy Adrian Nunag Engr. Dolores Magsayo Bonnie P. Arnesto Engr. Joselito Cagatan Araibo Elumba

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BUSINESS MANAGEMENT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Marites G. Refugio, MBA Kathleen Concha, CPA Edlin Anthony A. Ang, CPA Atty. Clyde Naong, CPA

COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES Anthony Harvey B. Dalmacio Jovanie O. Talaroc Andy S. Wong Audee M. Velasco Maria Dara Saquin

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CRIMINOLOGY DEPARTMENT Atty. Reynaldo P. Concha Mr. Reynante B. Salva単a PO3 Inocencio Jamolod Atty. Arturo Nunag PO1 Rowell Cede単o

POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Atty. Reynaldo Concha Dina E. Moran Atty. Arturo Nunag Atty. Jose Jeffrey Ortega

GRADUATE SCHOOL Henry A. Sojor, Ph.D.** T. Valentino S. Sitoy Jr., Ph.D.** Vicente M. Dalman, Ph.D. Cesar C. Bala, DM Fernando B. Adorio, MPA

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SCHOOL OF MIDWIFERY Frauleine Jennifer C. Esta単o, RN, RM Rosario Ogoc, RN Fe C. Galaura, RM Irish Enderez, RN

COLLEGE OF NURSING Atty. Ivan Patrick A. Ang, RN Joyce Angeli A. Ang, RN, MN Janice C. Sales-Baes, MN Care C. Banua, RN Leslie A. Barbadillo, RN Isolde L. Adaza, RN Reimos Bagatua, RN Lorien S. Baca単a, RN, MN Jennifer B. Ba単anola, RN, MN, Ellie Jean E. Barillo, RN, MN Ma. Terevic P. Belmonte, RN Rosemarie R. Caipang, RN Kristine R. Cheng, RN Rolan L. Ebillo, RN, MN Irish Enderez, RN Edsel D. Eway, RN Alan Pi A. Galon, RN, MN Karen L. Graces, RN Georgie Jumalon, RN

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COLLEGE OF NURSING Marie Antoniette M. Lumanteas, RN, MN Clement P. Maraon, MAN Charles M. Martin, RN, MN Benjie L. Mananzan, RN, MN Esel Martinez, RN Liberty Naquila, RN,MN Jaynes Nalzaro, RN, MN Rosario Ogoc, RN Ivo B. Pardillo, RN Carlyn A. Recera, RN Marilou Regencia, RN, MN, Rester Y. Regencia, RN Beverly M. Saturos, RN, MN Jackie Lou T. Sanoy, RN, MN Maricor P. Solitario, RN, MN Redemtor R. Saavedra, RN, MN Mary Ursula April A. Te, RN Ana Jane M. Tejol, RN Part-time Instructor Elaine Santander, RN

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MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT Rosalyn O. Turno, RMT Michelle Zulutea, RMT Maggie Mae Galicia, RMT Kareen Ocupe, RMT Medlina Babor, RMT

RADIO TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dr. Benjamin Abal Dr. Ronnie L. Gurdiel Allan Araya Dr. Ida Josefa Geronimo, FPCR Paul M. Jarantilla Ken Alexander A. Roda, RRT Mervin Jay Abreu

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High School Department Ailen P. Liza Joselito Dario Lacaya Araibo Jose D. Elumba Louie Jay C. Tuiza Joseph Jeffrey Dalisay Elvin K. Cuenca Rowena O. Paglalunan Mary Bless L. Paunilian, PTRP Suzanne Patricia V. dela Hostria Val Richtoffin G. Concha Ann France K. Buhisan Gretchen M. Ranario

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