College of Commerce - Faculty and Staff

DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTANCY

Academic Qualification

1.	Arcilla, Marissa B. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
2.	Asumbrado, Sherwin R. (Mr)	BSA; CPA
3.	Aviles, Guillermo C. (Dr.)	CPA; PhD-TM
4.	Baldecir, Marissa M. (Mrs.)	CPA; MBA
5.	Caindec, Emma C. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
6.	Carrillo, Rodulph Joseph Val J. ( Atty.)	Lawyer
7.	Clam, Gerald C. (Mr.)	BSC; CPA
8.	Dabalos, Fe Linda S. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
9.	De la Torre, Napoleon Jr. B. (Mr.)	CPA; MMBM
10.	Del Prado, Rogelio Jr. D. (Atty.)	Lawyer
11.	Dinopol, Clodualdo T. (Dr.)	CPA; DBA
12.	Echavez, Annabelle C. (Mrs.)	CPA; MBA
13.	Erazo, Reynaldo M. (Mr.)	BSC; CPA
14.	Escolano, Benjamin Jr. V. (Mr.)	BSA; CPA
15.	Fernandez, Adrian C. (Mr.)	CPA; Lawyer
16.	Fornolles, Marichu S. (Miss)	CPA; MBA
17.	Gaviola, Karen H. (Miss)	CPA; Lawyer
18.	Kilaton, Cesar Jr. P. (Atty.)	Lawyer
19.	Lapus, Beatriz B. (Mrs.)	CPA;MSA
20.	Magallanes, Jocelyn A. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
21.	Malaya, Christopher C. (Atty.)	CPA; Lawyer; CAT;CB
22.	Malaya, Geraldine F. (Atty.)	CPA; Lawyer
23.	Mapula, Jeremias R. (Atty.)	CPA; Lawyer
24.	Matero, Challoner A. (Mr.)	CPA; MMBM, CIA;CAT;CB
25.	Nuñez, Violeta L. (Mrs.)	CPA; MMBM
26.	Odron, Arvin A. (Atty.)	Lawyer
27.	Paclijan, Eleanor D. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA ;CAT;CB
28.	Ponce, Ninfa B. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
29.	Potot, Ariel B. (Mr.)	BSA; CPA; CIA; CMA;CAT;CB
30.	Racaza, Concepcion R. (Mrs.)	CPA; MSA;CAT;CB
31.	Restificar, Teresita Nilda C. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
32.	Rosal, Mark Anthony M. (Atty.)	CPA; Lawyer
33.	Salisid, Carmen B. (Mrs.)	MSA;CPA
34.	Santiago, Venerando Ralph J. (Atty.)	Lawyer
35.	Sollano, Paterno Jr. O. (Mr.)	BSC; CPA
36.	Yomo, Grace Socorro L. (Mrs.)	BSC; CPA
37.	Yu, Jameson T. (Mr.)	BSA; CPA; CFE

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
(Undergraduate Program)

1. Teresita C. Abarquez, MSBA
2. Josephine C. Abella, BSC
3. Carmencita M. Alviola, Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Administration (BSSA)
4. Corazon G. Anzano, Master of Arts in Economics (MA-Econ)
5. Debbie C. Artiaga, Master of Business management (MBM)
6. Yolanda T. Aviles, MBA
7. Lourdes F. Bacudo, Bachelor of Arts major in Secretarial (AB-Secretarial)
8. April Joan S. Bagano, MBE
9. Gino Jun V. Bagano, BSC
10. Rogelio R. Baluyot, BSEE
11. Josefina R. Cabrigas, Ph.D. (new)
12. Rhodelio E. L. Campilan, MMBM, MC
13. Theodore G. Cantones, MMExM
14. Apolonio M. Dedamo, Jr., AB-Econ
15. Melanie B. De Ocampo, MMBM
16. Engr. Pepito T. Echavez, MBA
17. Dolores B. Gamul, BSC
18. Engr. Felixberto C. Janulgue, MMBM
19. Grace Marie V. Lape, MMBM
20. Pamela N. Llamedo, AB-Secretarial
21. Emmylou N. Llorca, MBA (new)
22. Salvador C. Loyola, MMBM
23. Engr. Jimmy U. Lucero, MMBM
24. Rosario A. Mahusay, MBE
25. Marlene A. Mangubat, MBA (new)
26. Ricardo L. Matulin, MSBA (new)
27. Ricardo C. Mayormita, AB-Econ
28. Heidi M. Pescadero, CPA-MBA (new)
29. Engr. Janet A. Pontevedra, MBA (new)
30. Edna B. Rubia, BSSA
31. Adelaida S. Sarillana, MBA
32. Lauro Cipriano R. Silapan, Jr., MBA (new)
33. Ma. Lecarme S. Susada, MBA
34. Ana Liza R. Tan, MBA
35. Jovy S. Tan, MMBM, Ph.D. (new)
36. Elita Fara P. Uy, BSC
37. Engr. Francisco G. Valenzona, Jr., MMBM
38. Alicia L. Villar, Ed. D. (new)
39. Beth S. Villarin, Ph.D.
40. Joyce Natalie U. Yang, MA-Econ
41. Dr. Josefina R. Cabrigas
42. Marlene Mangubat
43. Ricardo Matulin
44. Heide Pescadero
45. Engr. Janet A. Pontevedra
46. Lauro R. Silapan
47. Ma. Lecarme S. Susada
48. Anna Liza R. Tan
49. Jovy Tan
50. Lolita V. Velita
51. Dr. Alicia Villar

On Study-Leave

1. Mr. Jacob G. Lim, DODT
2. Mr. Ramon T. Aranez, BSIE

DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
Full Time Faculty

Myrla Mercedes B. Gidayawan
Chair
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BS HRM)
- Philippine Women’s College of Davao
Master of Arts (MA) in Teaching: major in Science
- Southwestern University (SWU)
Ph.D. in Business Administration
- USC (ongoing Catering Management Food and Beverage Service)

Dr. Cecil S. Gantalao
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BS HRM)
- University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R)
Master in Business Administration
- University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R)
Doctor of Management in Human Resource Management
- University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R)
Front Office Management Human Resource Management
- University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R)

Clifford A. Villaflores
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BS HRM)
- University of San Jose-Recoletos (USJ-R)
MA in Values Education Front Office Management
Front Office Management
- Miriam College

Jose Randy R. Lupango
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BS HRM)
- University of San Jose-Recoletos
MM in Business Management
ongoing Front Office Management Food and Beverage Service Beverage Management)
- University of San Jose-Recoletos

Ruby S. Melchor
Bachelor of Science in Tourism
- Cebu Normal University
MM in Business Management
Events Management Tour and Travel Management
- University of the Philippines-Cebu Campus

Alain Vincent D. Po
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
- University of San Carlos
Culinary Arts
– University of Cebu
Culinary Arts Food Sanitation and Hygiene

Part Time Faculty

James Anthony A. Toledo
BS Industrial Engineering
– University of San Carlos
MM in Business Management
Front Office Management
- University of the Philippines-Cebu Campus

Mr. Jerome C. Templa
AB Economics - Xavier University
Travel Agency Operations

Mrs. Ava Mella D. Remonde
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management (BS HRM)
- University of San Jose-Recoletos
Masters in Business Administration - University of San Carlos
Housekeeping Management
Event Management

Fr. Generoso B. Rebayla Jr., SVD
BSC major in Accounting - USC
MA of Theology Major in Pastoral Ministry - Divine Word Seminary
Hospitality Accounting

ONE-STOP ENROLMENT AND ACCREDITATION SCHEME

ONE-STOP ENROLMENT AND ACCREDITATION SCHEME

I. RATIONALE

To shorten the time spent on enrollment and fast-track the whole process, a One-Stop Enrollment and Accreditation Scheme for incoming first year college students and transferees will be implemented.

Any qualified first year applicant will be simply directed to a designated venue where the whole enrollment process from registration to printing of enrollment data and admission will be undertaken. Transferees will also no longer need to go from campus to campus as accreditors will be at these designated places to carry out course validation. The scheme will run for two different days at two campuses, after which enrollment will take place in the usual department offices.

The scheme begins at the Talamban Campus on October 23 and 24, 2007 at the TC Covered Court for enrollment and validation of courses offered by the College of Architecture & Fine Arts, College Engineering, and College of Arts & Sciences.

At the Main Campus, the scheme will be carried out at Wrocklage Yard on October 26 and 27, 2007 for courses and programs of the College of Commerce, College of Arts & Sciences, and the College of Education

II. ENROLMENT PROCEDURE

Enrolment guide for incoming freshmen and transferees is shown below.

A. Incoming First Year

Step 1 Admissions Office

* Get the Certificate of Recommendation
* Get a copy of the enrolment guide


Step 2 Dept. Chair’s Office

* Approval of Certificate of Recommendation
* Fill up Registration Form


Step 3 Registrar’s Office

* Submission of credentials
* Issuance of Temporary ID & Student Manual


Step 4 Dept. Chair’s Office

* Advising & encoding of subjects


Step 5 Teller Counter (Accounting Office)

* down payment of P2,000


Step 6 Admission Slip Counter (Accounting Office)

* Get a Validated Admission Slip

- END OF ENROLMENT -


AFTER ENROLMENT REQUIREMENTS
(may be done right after enrolment or at a later date)

Step 1 Office of Student Affairs (Main or Talamban Campus)

* Permanent ID picture taking


Step 2 Guidance Services Office for interview & Health Services Office for medical and dental check-up

Step 3 Countersigning of temporary ID in the second week after start classes at Registrar’s Office

* Bring Student Handbook and Study Load


B. Transferees

Step 1 Admissions Office

* Get the Certificate of Recommendation
* Get a copy of the prospectus of the course and the enrolment guide


Step 2 Office of Student Affairs

* Interview of transferees and present Certificate of Good Moral Character
* Get a copy of the Accreditation of Courses


Step 3 Dept. Chair’s Office

* Approval of Certificate of Recommendation
* Fill up Registration Form


Step 4 Registrar’s Office

* Submission of credentials
* Issuance of Temporary ID & Student Manual


Step 5 Dept. Chair’s Office

* Advising & encoding of subjects


Step 6 Teller Counter (Accounting Office)

* down payment of P2,000


Step 7 Admission Slip Counter (Accounting Office)

* Get a Validated Admission Slip

- END OF ENROLMENT -


AFTER ENROLMENT REQUIREMENTS
(may be done right after enrolment or at a later date)

Step 1 Office of Student Affairs (Main or Talamban Campus)

* Permanent ID picture taking


Step 2 Guidance Services Office for interview & Health Services Office for medical and dental check-up

Step 3 Countersigning of temporary ID in the second week after start classes at Registrar’s Office

* Bring Student Handbook and Study Load



III. ACCREDITATION OF COURSES

The accreditation of courses will be done during the enrollment schedule for transferees. The duration is two days; after which, the accreditation of courses will be done at the respective departments. Chairs of the different departments or their representatives will stay at the Wrocklage Yard, Main Campus on October 26-27, 2007 or at the covered court, Talamban Campus on October 23-24, 2007 together with their faculty in charge of encoding and advising of courses.

Transferees, after interview at the Office of Student Affairs, will get the Accreditation of Courses Form from the same office. They should have an informative copy of the transcript of records from their previous school and the prospectus of the course they would like to enroll at USC. The procedure for the accreditation of courses is written at the back of the form.

GMA witnesses signing of town histories project agreement

GMA witnesses signing of town histories project agreement

Pres. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo witnessed at noon today the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement for the Cebu Town Histories Project between the Province of Cevu, represented by Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia, and USC, represented by Fr. Teodoro Gapuz, SVD, vice president for academic affairs. The signing cermeonies were held at the Cebu Provincial Capitol on the occasion of the birthday celebration of Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia who turned 52 today.

The project, which intends to produce 55 books detailing the histories of each town and city in Cebu, is a brainchild of Gov. Garcia, who already expressed her desire to produce definitive histories of each town and city in the province---the first of its kind ever in the history of the country.

The project was sponsored by Hon. Agnes Magapale of the Cebu Provincial Board, which has unanimously approved assigned P12 million to the University of San Carlos to produce these definitive histories within 26 months. Each book is to be penned by a writer recommended by each town and city executive.

At USC, the project will be carried out under the leadership of Dr. Resil Mojares and Rene Alburo. The Department of History and Cebuano Studies Center are also collaborating to make the project a success. Other parties to the project are Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. and the Visayas Studies Center of U.P. College Cebu.

Author: J. E. R. Bersales
12 / October / 2007

Carolinian artists featured in national contemporary art show

Works by Carolinians featured in national contemporary art show

A fresh graduate and a third year student of the Department of Fine Arts were among the artists selected in the Sungdu-an, a national exhibit of contemporary art, held August 17-September 18 at the Museum of Three Cultures of Capitol University in Cagayan de Oro City.

Nomar Miano, a painting major who graduated last year, presented “Stigmata”, an oil painting that reflects the influence of semiology in art. Wesley Rasines, a graduating advertising arts major, screened “Patik”, a work that fused tattoo and video. With his classmate Rolan Alberto collaborating for sound, Wesley created “Patik” under a production grant from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).

Nomar Miano's "Stigmata". The painting has been recently acquired by the College of Architecture and Fine Arts as part of its permanent collection of outstanding student artworks.

Wesley Rasines (right) and collaborator Rolan Alberto (left) pose with their video "Patik".

Started in 2000 as the most comprehensive national survey of new art, the Sungdu-an is also the longest-running and the only curated show of contemporary art in the country It is always sponsored by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts but this year, the Printmakers Association of the Philippines helped fund the show, which carries the theme, “ExTensions”.

A team of four regional curators was appointed for the exhibit. This year’s curator for the Visayas was Radel Paredes, a member of the USC Fine Arts faculty.

Author: Radel Paredes
13 / October / 2007

Events and Announcements

Pambansang Seminar-Worksyap
Buttenbruch Hall, USC-Main Campus
October 11-13, 2007

International Conference on Research in Higher Education Institutions.
Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino
Lahug, Cebu City
October 24–27, 2007

Midyear Planning and Evaluation of Programs, Curriculum and Syllabi
Department of History
October 2007

ChemBlitz
Department of Chemistry
October/November 2007

28th National Conference on Local National History of the Philippine National Historical Society and Tangub City Government and Historical Commission
Department of History
November 2007

Chemistry Research Symposium
Department of Chemistry
November 2007

Cheryl Dalman Montebon, wins Metrobank national design tilt

Fine Arts faculty wins Metrobank national design tilt

Cheryl Dalman Montebon an interior design instructor at the Department of Fine Arts (DFA) captured the Special Prize in the Metrobank Art and Design Excellence (MADE) Awards in ceremonies held last September 21 at Metrobank Plaza. The award, one of only two in the interior design category, carried a P150,000 cash prize. Montebon was recognized for her design of a condominium unit at the Oritental Garden Makati which she titled “Filtempo”, short for Filipino Contemporary.

A pre-selection process reduced the number of contestant to only two, pitting her with Grand Prize winner Wilhelmina S. Garcia of Manila in the contest which was entitled “Your Environment Shapes You”. The two contestants were given space to design the interiors at the cost of P299,000 each, charged to Metrobank. The actual design was carried out between the first week of July and until the deadline of July 24, with Montebon shuttling from Cebu to carry out her winning design.

Jose Jubilla, chair of the Professional Regulation Commission’s Board of Interior Designers, led the judges which included heritage architect and Philippine Star columnist Paulo G. Alcazaren, and educator and interior designer Cynthia Belleza, among others.

This is not Montebon’s first victory as she also won in the Bedroom Category of the International Furniture Fair in Singapore last March 1-5, 2006, with the Philippines participating for the first time.

Montebon teaches part-time in the DFA as she also works as furniture and home accessories designer of JLQ International Inc. She is a licensed interior designer and a member of the Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID).

Montebon will open her first design firm in Talamban called M+E Design Concept thie coming October 15. It will be a mini showroom and an office for services like architecture, interior design and furniture design.

Author: J.E. R. Bersales
04 / October / 2007

October 12, 2007 is a Holiday

Office of the President
October 3, 2007
To: University Community
Re: Friday, October 12, 2007 Holiday and effect on USC schedule

Friday, October 12, 2007 has been declared a non-working holiday for the whole Philippines in celebration of Eid’l Fitre, the Muslim feast for the end of Ramadan. USC shall honor that day.

The announcement necessitates adjustments in the schedule of the University of San Carlos, thus:

College examinations shall be held from Monday, October 8 until Thursday, October 11.
Departmental exams that had been scheduled on Monday, October 8 are transferred to Saturday, October 6, and, when needed, according to departmental needs, continued on Friday, October 12.

Practices for graduation shall proceed as scheduled on Thursday, October 11, 2007.
College graduation for the first semester Academic Year 2007-2008 shall be held on Saturday, October 13 at the Church of St. Arnold and St. Joseph in our Talamban campus.

Monday, October 8, shall no longer be a study day for the College department.
The schedule of the College Examinations are as follows:

Monday
October 8, 2007
7:30 am – 8:30 am
9:30 am – 10:30 am
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
5:30 pm – 6:30 pm
7:31 pm – 8:30 pm

Tuesday
October 9, 2007
7:30 am – 9:00 am
10:30 am – 12:00 nn
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm
4:30 pm – 6:00 pm
7:31 pm – 9:00 pm

Wednesday
October 10, 2007
8:30 am – 9:30 am
10:30 am – 11:30 am
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Thursday
October 11, 2007
9:00 – 10:30 am
12:00 nn – 1:30 pm
3:00 pm – 4:30 pm
6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

To accommodate students who wish to pay their fees for the final examinations, the Finance Department at the Main Campus shall be open the whole day of Saturday, October 6, and on Sunday, October 7 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, and from 1:00 p.m. until 3:00 p.m.

FATHER RODERICK C. SALAZAR JR., SVD
University President

Carolinians selected for China Scholarship Program

Carolinians selected for China Scholarship Program
Two Carolinians were among 34 scholars sent to China for an all-expense-paid one-year study on Chinese language and culture through the China Scholarship Program of the Gokongwei Brothers Foundation.

Atty. Leslie Jeanne Y. Cordero and Joseph Niño K. Augusto were named among the 34 “talented and highly-driven young achievers,” according to the communication released by the Gokongwei Brothers Foundation. Cordero (Ph.B., 2001) and Augusto (B.S.A., 2005) both graduated magna cum laude from the University.

The standards and requirements for the selection of the scholars were rigorous. The screening process alone took six months and involved several phases that enabled the Foundation to identify scholars with exemplary academics, leadership skills, cross-cultural experience, career goals, communication and emotional maturity.

The scholars were sent to the Beijing Language and Culture University to help them understand the economic miracle of China and apply what they learn to the Philippine setting.

Author: P. J. Lim
03 / October / 2007

USC Enrolment Schedule- 2nd semester

ENROLMENT SCHEDULE
2ND SEMESTER AY 2007-2008

FOR TALAMBAN CAMPUS

College of Arts & Sciences (For Sciences only) Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 4th year, 3rd year Oct. 22
2nd year, 1st year Oct. 23
Venue: Covered Court
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 23-24

College of Nursing Venue: College of Nursing
All levels Oct. 22-23
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 23-24

College of Pharmacy Venue: College of Pharmacy
Graduating, Scholars, 4th year, , 3rd year Oct. 22
2nd year, 1st year Oct. 23
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 23-24

College of Engineering Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 5th year, 4th year Oct. 22
3rd year, 2nd year, 1st year Oct. 23

Venue: Covered Court
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 23-24

College of Architecture and Fine Arts Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 5th year, 4th year Oct. 22
3rd year, 2nd year, 1st year Oct. 23

Venue: Covered Court
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 23-24


FOR MAIN CAMPUS & SOUTH CAMPUS

College of Arts and Sciences (For Arts only) Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 4th year, 3rd year Oct. 25
2nd year, 1st year Oct. 26
Venue: Wrocklage Yard
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 26-27

College of Commerce Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 5th year, 4th year Oct. 25
3rd year, 2nd year, 1st year Oct. 26

Venue: Wrocklage Yard
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 26-27

College of Education Venue: Department
Graduating, Scholars, 4th year, 3rd year Oct. 25
2rd year, 1st year Oct. 26

Venue: Wrocklage Yard
Incoming Freshmen, Transferees Oct. 26-27

College of Law Venue: College of Law
All levels Oct. 25-27

Start of Classes Nov. 5, 2007
Adjustment Period Oct. 29 – Nov. 10, 2007