Roll of Successful Examinees in the PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION. Held on September 2009, Released on September 16, 2009
PROFESSIONAL ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
1 ALCOS, ROLANDO CANTIVEROS
2 ANGELES, NOEL RAFINIAN
3 DAVID, MAYNARD MICLAT
4 DUMANCAS, JALSSEN JACILDO
5 EUGENIO, RENATO AQUINO
6 LASALA, MANUEL JR YUHICO
7 MEDINA, ZOL DUASO
8 PALOMAR, MARLON IBARROLA
9 PURISIMA, RAYMUND DIGMA
Roll of Successful Examinees in the REGISTERED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION. Held on September 2009, Released on September 16, 2009
1 ABAD, JOBERT JANABAN
2 ABAD, RANIER DONNELL MAGNO
3 ABAIGAR, CHESTER DISU
4 ABAIGAR, KENNETH BRYAN FLORES
5 ABANADOR, JETHRO MASILUNGAN
6 ABANIEL, JAYSON AGBON
7 ABAWAG, JOEY MAÑAGO
8 ABELLO, KEVIN DELFIN
9 ABESAMIS, RHEA NOBLES
10 ABIERO, GARFIELD JAMES CORTEZ
11 ABLANQUE, WARREN ERIA
12 ABLAZA, DAISY ISIDRO
13 ABLOG, MYCHAEL ANGELO ANCHO
14 ABO, STEPHEN JOANELE AÑONUEVO
15 ABOGADO, MELCHOR MALAPAD
16 ABOGHO, ROMULO JR DELA CRUZ
17 ABRIGANA, HUBERT ROMA
18 ABULENCIA, RONALD IAN CARAOS
19 ACEBUCHE, ARVIN REYES
20 ACERET, ALBERTO CRUZ
21 ACOSTA, LEO RAY CATBAGAN
22 ACUZAR, MARK GIL CASTILLO
23 ADIL, MARC IAN SORSONA
24 ADONA, RONNEL CANOY
25 AGA-IN, RONALDO LAO
26 AGBAY, JAMES ANDERSON GENILO
27 AGRAVANTE, JOVENCIO JR CAGATAN
28 AGUILA, MARY JEAN GABITAN
29 AGUILAR, GARY EBOÑA
30 AGULLO, ELVIN REY ACEJO
31 AJERO, EMER DARIA
32 AKIL, BEN ABDURAOF SAPPAL
33 ALABA, DHARIL ARUMIN
34 ALAMPAYAN, JAYMAR QUIÑO
35 ALBORTE, RODEL JALOCON
36 ALCARAZ, ALVIN ANTONIO CHAN
37 ALCARAZ, LEO ALDREN ENRIQUEZ
38 ALCAREZ, ROMEL CAGA-ANAN
39 ALCAYDE, HAROLD CONSTANTINO
40 ALEGADO, ALJERICK BALCOM
41 ALEGRE, MARK JOSEPH CUASAY
42 ALEGRIA, CRISTIAN SOCORRO
43 ALEGRIA, JOHN DEXTER ACLAN
44 ALFEREZ, MARVIN RACAZA
45 ALFORQUE, JONI QUISAOT
46 ALFORQUE, SEIGFRED MAGDOLOT
47 ALINGATONG, ADELYN LABASTIDA
48 ALIPIO, JEFFERSON SANTOS
49 ALIÑO, AL-WILSON GUTUAL
50 ALLA, JUAN FRANCESCO DIZON
51 ALLEN, PAUL PATRICK IGNACIO
52 ALMASCO, LUDWIG LEONOR
53 ALMEROL, JEMUEL DALIDA
54 ALMODAL, MARK JESSIE DELOS SANTOS
55 ALOBA, JOSE WOODY BANOGON
56 ALOLAYA, CYRIL GUTIERREZ
57 ALONAJAN, ALMAR VINTAYEN
58 ALONZO, JIM BALIWAN
59 ALQUIROS, EDISON LAT
60 ALVAREZ, ERICSON MANTALA
61 ALVAREZ, MARY JANE CUNTAPAY
62 ALZOLA, JOHN HENRY DE GUZMAN
63 AMADOR, ERN JINE GARGANTIEL
64 AMAHAN, RUFINO RIVERA
65 AMAMANGPANG, NIÑO ESPANTALEON
66 AMARO, ADRIAN SABATER
67 AMORONIO, KENETH KRISTOFFER BEDUA
68 ANCHETA, WILVIN PANSA
69 ANDRADA, DENNIS MERIÑO
70 ANDRES, JOVIT VICTORIO
71 ANDRIN, THEMIE RETUYA
72 ANGEL, JOSE RYAN LAXAMANA
73 ANGELES, HARVEY PULANCO
74 ANGOLUAN, NICK BURAGA
75 ANGWAY, FARBEM BANSILAN
76 ANNO, EMMANUEL MANDING
77 ANTONIO, GENARO RUFINO MANIPON
78 ANTONIO, MANOLITO BALNEG
79 ANZURES, VINCENT JAY LUCERNAS
80 APILADO, GAMAJEL TORRES
81 APIO, RIZALDY JADULCO
82 APOSTOL, SAMSON ESPINOSA
83 AQUINO, FRANCIS JEROME BAUTISTA
84 AQUINO, JASON CLARK PAPAS
85 AQUINO, KHERWIN CASILLAN
86 AQUINO, MICHAEL MAICO
87 ARADA, ADRIAN REYES
88 ARAGON, PAULA MICHELLE RATIO
89 ARANDIA, DENNIS DELA CRUZ
90 ARANETA, PHILIP JON PASCUAL
91 ARANILLO, CARLO PALENTINOS
92 ARELLANO, JENNY TAN
93 ARIOLA, SHELDON SACCUAN
94 AROMBO, JOMAR BADOCDOC
95 ARRANCHADO, JIMMY SESE
96 ARREZA, NOEL TUZO
97 ASI, EFREN JR GAYETA
98 ASOK, JYNEPHER PEREZ
99 ATIENZA, ANTHONY BARTE
100 AURELIO, FRANCIS ALAMIGO
101 AUSTRIA, JOHN BORIS REYES
102 AVILA, JOEL ARCENA
103 AVILA, LEZLIE VELASCO
104 AÑOSA, JOSEPH REY CECOYO
105 BACHO, REYMAN CALINAWAN
106 BACLAY, JOHN MICHAEL MENDOZA
107 BACLAYO, REYNEN PESCO
108 BACUS, JONATHAN CABRILLOS
109 BADAYOS, WENDEL BASOC
110 BAHILLO, RICHARD TIAMZON
111 BAILE, ALVIN MENIL
112 BALADAD, ANTHONY ALVAREZ
113 BALAGTAS, PATRICK SALAMAT
114 BALANA, RYAN JEROME BALTAZAR
115 BALANAG, KRISTINA PEÑERA
116 BALATBAT, HARVEY GUIAM
117 BALATBAT, PATRICK JEFFERSON GEYROSAGA
118 BALDONAZA, DINAH GONZALES
119 BALICHA, ELAINE MAYLA HIPONA
120 BALIWIS, PATRICK JOHN DOMINGUEZ
121 BALLARES, ASCENEZ BALONZO
122 BALLESTEROS, HEDOLFO JR FELIPE
123 BALMEDIANO, RABONIWELL DERONE
124 BALO, JOHN GUILLER ARAÑAS
125 BALUCAN, ELSAN MONA
126 BAMBICO, SHIRLEY MALLARE
127 BANAG, RICHARD CALMA
128 BANAL, RYAN ANTHONY REYES
129 BANCORO, ALFIE PABINGUIT
130 BANI, BRENDAFLOR BAGANO
131 BAQUILAN, RONEL AMTO
132 BARBON, RODEL OCOP
133 BARIL, RALPH JARVIS MACALALAD
134 BARLOSO, GESTER BAGAINDOC
135 BARROA, SANTIAGO JR MADAHAN
136 BARTOLOME, KENNETH MALANGSA
137 BASALO, JOHN MICHAEL BALGOMA
138 BASILAN, SULPICIO III CHIO-OLBES
139 BATANGAN, LEONEL BARRUZO
140 BATURI, ISOBELLE RONA YARANON
141 BAUTISTA, CHRISTOPHER CARIÑO
142 BAUTISTA, JAIRUS RUSSELL LUCAS
143 BAUTISTA, MARLOUN BIADO
144 BAUZON, MARK PAUL VERGARA
145 BAYETA, ADEL ALCAYDE
146 BAYO-ANG, DARREL CALDERON
147 BELEN, ADRIAN MALIGALIG
148 BELLEZA, BANNISTER TAÑADA
149 BELORO, MARK ANTHONY PORTUGAL
150 BENEMERITO, HERMIE AGLIBA
151 BENESISTO, MANOLITO YMATA
152 BENIGNO, NEIL ANGELO GECALE
153 BERESO, JOSEPH LAZO
154 BERGANTIN, MICHAEL RABACAL
155 BERGONIA, MARKKU LEO ROGELIO
156 BERGORO, GARRY ORTEGO
157 BERMILLO, RUBEN COSTALES
158 BERMUNDO, CHRISTIAN AL MALATE
159 BERNAL, ANDROWELL VILLERO
160 BERNANTE, JEFFREY BUCA
161 BERONDO, JEFFRY SARVIDA
162 BERROYA, ADRIAN BURBANO
163 BETARMOS, RANOLFO JR SAGALDIA
164 BETONIO, RODEL JOSEPH VIRTUDAZO
165 BIGTAS, JEFF MARLO CORDERO
166 BIHAY, MARK VERGEL MIRANDA
167 BILUGAN, ANJO REI VICEDO
168 BINAYUG, JAKE CATUBAG
169 BLANCO, JAYSON DUNGAN
170 BOADO, ADRIAN DOMER
171 BODIONGAN, CARL JANE AMOR BATUA
172 BOLAMBOT, MARC EDWARD GONZAGA
173 BOLOS, ROBINSON GOMONIT
174 BONA, JEFFREY CABALLES
175 BORRERO, GIOVANNI ABENIR
176 BUBONG, NAJIB MUSA
177 BUCAYU, MOISES JOAQUIN
178 BUEN, ALVIN CELLO
179 BUENAVENTURA, VAL CARINAN
180 BUENO, DEAN LAWRENCE MERCADO
181 BUENTIPO, HERMILO LOZANO
182 BUENVIAJE, RONEL TANQUILUT
183 BUGARIN, JERRY FERRER
184 BULAONG, LEONARD ALBERT VILLAS
185 BULLECER, IMMANUEL KARLO TAGANAHAN
186 BULLECER, ZALDY CIRUELA
187 BULOSAN, DIONELL RAVAGO
188 BUMALTAO, JEAN PAUL DE LA CRUZ
189 BUNIEL, JOHN MICHAEL AGOT
190 BUSLON, HAROLD DANIEL
191 BUSTAMANTE, EULALIO JR SAJULGA
192 BUTAWAN, ROXANNE BESING
193 BUYA, DEXIE BONGAR
194 CABAHUG, MA LOURDES DEWARA
195 CABALLERO, ARNEL DEBUMA
196 CABALLES, JANRY TANUDRA
197 CABALO, MARVIN ARSEL REPULDA
198 CABAYAO, JHON MARK DELA CRUZ
199 CABRADILLA, LORDY JAMIAS
200 CABRALDA, REYNALDO QUIÑAL
201 CABRERA, JOZEN DUMANLANG
202 CABUHAT, JOHN RUDOLF ACUÑA
203 CADIZ, JAMES EDWARD VILLANUEVA
204 CADIZ, MARK JOEFEL TESORO
205 CAGAANAN, JOSEPH MARK SUYMAN
206 CAGAMPAN, LAARLIE FULGENCIO
207 CAGUCO, RYNNIER LENDIO
208 CAGULANG, ALLEN SELORIO
209 CAJILLA, LESTER JOHN PONTICHA
210 CALARO, CHARLE MAGNE BOLUSAN
211 CALIBUSO, MA CRISTINA EVARISTO
212 CALIMPO, JEFF MANALASTAS
213 CALLEJA, RAMIL PEREYRA
214 CALPITO, ANTONIO JR CATALMA
215 CALUBE, GILBERT BARRUZO
216 CAMAGONG, JOSEFINA CHRISTINA ALMARIO
217 CAMBA, LUDOVICO JR SANTOS
218 CAMONGGOL, MARK JOSEPH MAGBUHOS
219 CAMPUS, JOHN RAY TAGALOG
220 CANALES, RUPERTO JR REBOLLIDO
221 CANDAROMA, JOSEPH JOHN DIMALANTA
222 CANDO, JAY NIMROD VILLAMAYOR
223 CANICON, LUIS ANGELO TULAGAN
224 CANLAS, ERROL MACAPAGAL
225 CANLAS, ORLANDO JR MUSNI
226 CANOY, RUDYARD JAMIL
227 CANTILLEPS, ANDREI JOHN TAN
228 CANTUBA, JAN PHILIP CORTES
229 CAPILI, RYAN JAMES PALOR
230 CAPISTRANO, JASPER AVENDAÑO
231 CAPUA, BUENA AMOR PASIA
232 CAPUYAN, REY BRIAN ARGANA
233 CARANGLAN, JERSEY CHRISTIAN AVENDAÑO
234 CARAS, ARGON GALANG
235 CARCALLAS, RALPH ORO
236 CARDENAS, JOBERT CASTAÑEDA
237 CARDENAS, MARK JOSEPH BENITO
238 CARIÑO, RODOLFO JR MIRADOR
239 CARLOS, AILEEN DANGANAN
240 CARONAN, RYANN FURIGAY
241 CARPENTERO, IKE GAMBA
242 CARPIO, AILEEN GONZAGA
243 CARPIO, RICARDO JR MACARIO
244 CARRANZA, JOHN NIKOLAI BAÑARES
245 CASAMAYOR, LEANDER ZAMBALES
246 CASAMAYOR, LEANDRO ZAMBALES
247 CASAO, VIENSON DE CHAVEZ
248 CASERES, CESAR JR ASETRE
249 CASPILLO, JENNIFER BANSAG
250 CASTILLO, JOB LANGOMES
251 CASTILLO, RANIEL MARK CELENDRO
252 CASTRO, JOMEL BULAUAN
253 CATALBA, RICHARD SANTILLAN
254 CATANGHAL, DENNIS FAJARDO
255 CATARAJA, KENNETH JOY DEVILA
256 CATAÑGAL, CRISTINE JOY DUYA
257 CATIBAYAN, JERNY DISPULO
258 CATUBURAN, JOHANNES UMBINA
259 CATUNGAL, OSMONDJO CALAUNAN
260 CAWALING, NIÑO JIGANTE
261 CAYABA, JOEL JR BANAN
262 CAYARI, REYMUND NICOLAS
263 CAÑETE, RUSSEL MALINGIN
264 CERVAS, NESLEE GARIN
265 CHANG, JOSEPH TAMPIL
266 CHAVEZ, RYAN GALILA
267 CHIONG, GILBERT CORUÑA
268 CHUA, ELIJAH BLUES SABADO
269 CHUA CO, SHERWOOD NEAL CHENG
270 CIDRO, JAMES ERIC BON
271 CLARIN, ERIC DON RAMIREZ
272 CLAVERIA, ELIAS CORTERO
273 CLITAR, SOLOMON III AMBE
274 COLAO, IRENE PASCUAL
275 COLARINA, CHRISTER MACABEO
276 COLLANO, DAVID JAMES HIJARA
277 COLLANTES, CHRISTIAN MAGAHIS
278 CONCEPCION, ARIEL GARCIA
279 CONSIGNA, FROILY COLUMNA
280 COQUILLA, GLENN MESA
281 CORALES, EDRIAN BAUTISTA
282 CORONEL, CRISAN PASCUAL
283 CORPUZ, ALFREDO JR SANCHEZ
284 CORPUZ, DIANNA LYNNE VERSOLA
285 CORPUZ, RENIEL JUGANAS
286 CORTEZ, ALEXANDER APOLIS
287 COSMOD, ADONIS TAMBIS
288 COTEJO, MARJORIE PAGARAN
289 CRISTINO, HARVEY FERNANDEZ
290 CRUZ, JOEY ENRIQUEZ
291 CRUZ, LEROY CANDIDO
292 CU, JOHN MICHAEL ERICK FERRER
293 CUA, JOHN PAUL PALMA
294 CUARTO, GLENN ONITA
295 CUBERO, MANUEL JR STA MARIA
296 CUBIAN, ALLAN JR MAGNO
297 CUENTA, REYNALDO ROCERO
298 CUERING, JOHN PAUL SILAGAN
299 CULTURA, ROLANDO ALDE
300 CUNIGNIG, RALPH EMMANUEL ANDAYA
301 CURACHA, NARPEL TANJUSAY
302 CURATO, ERIC PUNO
303 CUSIPAG, MARIO BALISI
304 CUSTINAR, JAYSON REGASA
305 CUSTINAR, PRIDIE REGASA
306 CUSTODIO, REYAN PRINCIPE
307 CUYA, RENEXON IAN BAJENTING
308 DACAYO, GAMALIEL FAJILAN
309 DACUMOS, ERIC ORTEGA
310 DACUTANAN, MAR IAN JABA
311 DAGAMI, BONAPARTE DAZO
312 DAGDAG, MICHAEL JOHN MADLANG-AWA
313 DALU, MICHAEL ANGELO ALCANTARA
314 DANAO, BENCHITO TARET
315 DANIEL, MICHAEL LAUDE
316 DAQUIGAN, DANNIE REI GRIO
317 DARANGINA, ABDUL RAHMAN BALA
318 DASIG, JOHN MICHAEL SUMALBAG
319 DAVA, ROSE ANNE MENDOZA
320 DAVAC, GERARDO JR DAYAO
321 DAVID, ALAIN JEROME PILI
322 DAVID, ARGEL DE ALA
323 DAVID, GABRIEL JOSE OCAMPO
324 DAVID, MARION JAMES ZITA
325 DAVID, ROWEL DE GUIA
326 DE ASIS, DARWIN LAMBINO
327 DE ASIS, LEO SALCEDO
328 DE GUMA, DINDO SAPOCADO
329 DE GUZMAN, IRA FRANZ MORALES
330 DE GUZMAN, JR QUIDA
331 DE JESUS, RICO REYES
332 DE LA CRUZ, MICHAEL DAGURO
333 DE LA CRUZ, RAMNYL OROZCO
334 DE LEON, MARK ANTHONY NORBERTE
335 DE LEON, RESSAN REY DE JESUS
336 DE LEON, ROY CHRISTIAN ABE
337 DE LOS REYES, REXUS ATIENZA
338 DE LUNA, LUISITO MANTALA
339 DE SENA, KERVIN RUPERT RACINES
340 DE VERA, JOSEPT FALCOTELO
341 DE VILLA, ANTHONY DALAWAMPU
342 DE YNCHAUSTI, ALBERTO PUNAY
343 DEL MAR, MARK ANTHONY RAMOS
344 DEL VALLE, JULIUS CAESAR DAZA
345 DELA CRUZ, ELMER OTANES
346 DELA CRUZ, ERIC JOHN PEREZ
347 DELA CRUZ, MAMERTO JR PATRAS
348 DELA CRUZ, SOLBERT RODAS
349 DELA PEÑA, FREDDIE DUANO
350 DELA ROSA, JOSEPH NOEL MARTIN
351 DELA YSLA, ANGELINE RAMOS
352 DELAGON, ERWIN DELOS REYES
353 DELDA, ARNEL PLATA
354 DELLOSA, ELMER AMANTE
355 DELOS REYES, JAY DELA CRUZ
356 DEMATERA, GLADYS DEYTO
357 DEMOCRITO, RICHARD VON ALAMBRA
358 DENAGA, RYAN GATCHALIAN
359 DERUPE, DON RESPICIO
360 DESCALZO, FERDINAND FRANCISCO
361 DESPI, RAYMOND LOBO
362 DEVELUZ, VINSON KENNETH URGELLES
363 DIAZ, JINGLE LOBRERA
364 DICHOSO, JOHN REY UNAY
365 DINCO, ALDWIN GONZALES
366 DIONES, JOHN RANIEL FERNANDEZ
367 DIORDA, VINCENT LEMERA
368 DITA, SHERLIE OBTIAL
369 DITCHAS, ANDY CRIS GESOYOT
370 DIVINO, ALVIN REYES
371 DIZON, ALDRIN PASTIDIO
372 DIZON, EDMARK JAY SUNGA
373 DIZON, JENALYN VILLARMA
374 DIZON, MORRIS JAY ARROJO
375 DOLDOLEA, LUISITO LABUGUEN
376 DOLOM, ANTONIO JR SABADO
377 DOMER, JOSEPH SICAD
378 DOMINCEL, MARK PRONTO
379 DOMINGO, DENISH CASTILLO
380 DONCERAS, BOBIE YOPO
381 DORIA, BERNARD JR LAGNASON
382 DUCLAN, JIMMY ARCISO
383 DUCOL, ABRAR SARIP
384 DUCUT, KATHLEEN AGUILAR
385 DULA, ARTEMIO JR JAMIN
386 DULFO, OSCAR JR ACUDE
387 DUMDUMAYA, WENSTER ESPINOSA
388 DUPIO, GILBERT SUCAL
389 DURAN, MACARIO JR CALPITO
390 DURANTE, ROLAND MALTO
391 DURON, ADRIANO CABALHIN
392 DUYA, REU FABRIGAR
393 DUYAC, JERMAINE PELADRA
394 DUÑGO, MARVIN KEITH BATOCABE
395 DY, MARK LESTER MANINGAS
396 EBIAS, JAERSON TAN
397 EBIO, WENDELL DUERO
398 EDILLOR, MILO DWIGHT ANTALAN
399 EITO, TIMOTHY JOHN MERCADER
400 EJOC, ARNEL TAN
401 ELIGAN, RYAN BALIOS
402 ELLAGA, CATHERINE GACAYAN
403 ELLI, RYAN ENCINARES
404 ELLORIN, CLARINDA JOANNE MARAMOT
405 EMILIO, MARK SINAGUB
406 ENDRINO, CASSANDRA MAYER LALO
407 ENERLAS, RONCHARD QUIJANO
408 ENERO, ARIES HERNANDEZ
409 ENFERTO, ALEXANDER GLORIA
410 ENRIQUEZ, ANNE GELA ALLORDE
411 ENRIQUEZ, FRANCIS AQUINO
412 ENRIQUEZ, IVAN ROY GAGARACRUZ
413 ENTERIA, RONEL DELOS REYES
414 ENTICO, JAYMAR DELADIA
415 ESCARPE, JEFFERSON RATUNIL
416 ESCORIAL, JAY ANTIGO
417 ESCUETA, ROMMEL JALBUENA
418 ESGUERRA, LOUIE ROY CASTILLO
419 ESGUERRA, RENATO JR LEAL
420 ESGUERRA, STALLONE PANAGSAGAN
421 ESPEJO, BRYAN PARANADA
422 ESPINOSA, ROY INSO
423 ESPIRITU, JENNY LYN ARCEGA
424 ESPIRITU, LIMUEL SALUTE
425 ESPIRITU, ROMNICK MANTILLA
426 ESTABILLO, GERALD SIANGCO
427 ESTEVES, ALLEN JAMES CASTILLO
428 ESTILLORE, EDGAR ALLAN TOLENTINO
429 ESTOY, JUNREY CAPILLANES
430 ESTRELLADO, JESSA ENDRACA
431 EVANGELISTA, ERICK FURTO
432 FABIAN, JOSEPH MENDOZA
433 FABIAN, RENAIR VINCENT BAGAY
434 FABRIAG, JHONEL ABAMO
435 FAJARDO, RONNIE FRONDA
436 FAJARDO, SETH WESLEY CABREROS
437 FAT, MARCELO JR SAMONTAÑEZ
438 FELICIANO, JINKY VILLALON
439 FELICIANO, MARK ANTHONY ALMUETE
440 FELIZARTA, RANDY ARANDA
441 FERNANDEZ, ALEXANDER PARAGAS
442 FERNANDO, RAPHAEL RUSSEL II LOGRONIO
443 FERRARIZ, MARK CHRISTOPHER REFUGIO
444 FESTIJO, ENRIQUE DELA CRUZ
445 FIDELI, RAYMOND COSICO
446 FIDER, JAYSON TABAMO
447 FIGUERRA, KHRISTIA JOY DE LA CRUZ
448 FIRMALINO, ERWIN GONZAGA
449 FLORES, ALEJANDRINO JR VILLAREAL
450 FLORES, ANDRO JOSE EUGENIO
451 FLORES, CARLO JASON AÑOSA
452 FLORES, CHRISTOPHEL TAPANG
453 FLORES, JAIME JR ERNACIO
454 FLORES, JOHN PAUL MENESES
455 FORTO, AARON JAY MACOCO
456 FORTUNATO, JASON FROGOSA
457 FORTUNATO, MARK MORTEL
458 FRANCISCO, JASON GENOVISA
459 FRANCISCO, LAIBERTHIE SAMANIEGO
460 FULAY, RUBEN GENODIPA
461 FULLENTE, AUGUST DETOITO
462 FURTO, JENNILYN RAMIREZ
463 GABAC, JONAS SABASAJE
464 GADO, MARK LEONARD FALCUTILA
465 GAL, JUN CARLO SILO
466 GALACYAN, KHASNEL JAKE PADASEN
467 GALAT, JOHN MICHAEL CU
468 GALGALA, JORDAN DOLINEN
469 GALICIA, VAN-DOLPH VIZCARRA
470 GALIPOSO, ALVIN SASI
471 GALMAN, JULEO BENNED CALAYAG
472 GAMOLO, DONNAMEY MIÑOZA
473 GANIBE, GENE FRITZ SANIATAN
474 GARABILES, KLIENWIN BACULI
475 GARCES, DON MICHAEL LIGPITAN
476 GARCIA, AUBRY APOLINARIO
477 GARCIA, DIOSDADO JR REFUGIA
478 GARCIA, ERNESTO JR GARCIA
479 GARCIA, LEW REX NIERRA
480 GARCIA, MA HAZEL CRISTOBAL
481 GARCIA, WILKINS PONCE
482 GARCIA, WILLIAM MERU
483 GARCISO, RUSTICO JR MADIS
484 GARGANZA, AURINO GAMIDO
485 GARNADO, BRYAN CORNEJO
486 GATDULA, JULIUS ERWIN CUDIAMAT
487 GAVIETA, ROSEL MANGMANG
488 GEMAO, MARK KRISTOPHER ALONZO
489 GENERAL, ROGEN MAE MALABAR
490 GENERALE, FRITZ IAN ULVIDA
491 GEOTINA, KELVIN GALVE
492 GERONA, JORRY BALINGKIT
493 GERZON, ADRIAN MALATE
494 GESALAN, ANGELO CARLO ANDO
495 GESTA, ALDRIN AQUINO
496 GETUABAN, RYAN
497 GIANZON, JEFFERSON CARTAGENAS
498 GILO, ROELITO SOLERO
499 GIRAY, RIO OSAL
500 GLORIA, ARGIELOS CRUZ
501 GLORIA, WENDELL DEMETILLO
502 GO, IRENE NASINOPA
503 GOMEZ, CHRISTIAN ISMAEL SANTOS
504 GOMEZ, REYNALDO JR HIPOLITO
505 GONZALES, ARTHUR UMAGUING
506 GONZALES, JORGE JR BALUYOT
507 GONZALES, NELSON GARCIA
508 GONZALES, NORRIES VIRAY
509 GONZALEZ, VAUGHN RHYAN VARGAS
510 GOYENA, CUELLAR MAGPANTAY
511 GRANDE, MICHAEL RAY DEL ROSARIO
512 GREGORIO, MARK WILSON RODRIGUEZ
513 GREGORIO, ROD ANTHONY LLAPITAN
514 GRUTA, CORNELIO ANTIQUERA
515 GUALVEZ, LOVELY KRYSTAL TOPE
516 GUANTERO, JOHN SIHAY
517 GUBA, RICHARD MACATANGAY
518 GUDELANO, ENRICKSON IV DE LEON
519 GUERRERO, LIONEL BASLAN
520 GUEVARA, RON VILLAMAYOR
521 GUILING, ABDUL HALIL LAWI
522 GUINA, GLADYS KAY SIGUENZA
523 GUIQUING, JEDFRITZ ALLAM
524 GUISADO, ENRIQUE SUELLO
525 GULONG, KLARITA CONCEPCION BENZONAN
526 GUMAGA, HADJI RAJIV GARCIA
527 GUMAPON, JAMES DHARYL BELHOT
528 GUMBA, JADE DONALDO
529 GUMPIC, VENUS VIVIAN LOPATE
530 HAJI MASRI, INDRA MASRIA AL-HAKIM
531 HANDUGAN, DANTE CURIBA
532 HEGINA, RUEL SORIA
533 HERMORA, DENNIS JULAPON
534 HERMOSO, FRITZ JACQUES ANCHETA
535 HERNANDEZ, JOHN VER EMLANO
536 HERNANDEZ, MARY ANN FATIMA FRANCISCO
537 HERRAS, JOHNELO CERDIÑO
538 HIPOL, RODERICK ANDRADA
539 HIPONIA, RODOLFO ABELLANA
540 HOBAYAN, REY BRIAN QUEBEC
541 HUBO, RENE HASIGAN
542 IBAY, CHRISTIAN PAUL LEAL
543 IGNACIO, JAMES MAXELLE DARISAN
544 ILAC, QUEEN REYNES DUMLAO
545 INDIANA, JOHN MARK BATTULAYAN
546 INDIG, CHRISTIAN MANUEL TOCMO
547 ISIDRO, NIÑO CESAR IAN PEREZ
548 ISRAEL, ISMAEL MIKE LIQUIGAN
549 JACOB, EDGARD JR AQUINO
550 JACOL, ELEANOR BORJA
551 JADAONE, RIZZIE DIVINIA GARA
552 JAEL, JAYSON REY PABIO
553 JAKOSALEM, SAMUEL MENDOZA
554 JAVIER, AARON LENNIN GUEVARRA
555 JAVIER, FERDINAND JR AUSTRIACO
556 JAYCO, KATHERINE LAGUARDIA
557 JIMENA, JASON MAGALLANES
558 JOREN, JOBERT TASIC
559 JUANILLO, BRIAN MONTESCLAROS
560 JUYAD, RIZVIN JAY ARZADON
561 KIDSOLAN, HELYN YANO
562 LABAGUIS, LINETH MALACAS
563 LABANON, DONNIE AVES
564 LABASTIDA, CYRUS CESAR GULTIANO
565 LABAY, MEL ABRIAN MENDOZA
566 LABINDAO, VINCENT SILVERIO
567 LABONITE, JOSE RAY PALMONES
568 LACIAPAG, ROWELL PARROCHA
569 LACUESTA, FRANCIS RIPARIP
570 LADRILLO, MARK RENEIL SANTOS
571 LAEM, ALDRICH REI QUIBOYEN
572 LAGMAN, SAMUEL ALCANZO
573 LAGUILLES, DENNIS YAMUD
574 LAIGUE, JOEL JOSEPH MARIANO
575 LAJADA, WILFREDO BLASQUIÑO
576 LAJARA, RUEL CARABLE
577 LALICA, DEXTER SANCHEZ
578 LAMBRINTO, LAMBERT DEE
579 LANDERO, REX JR MAGBANUA
580 LANIBA, JOANNE MAE SO
581 LANORIA, KRISTOPHER GEORGE CARA
582 LARANJO, DIOGINES JR BALANSAG
583 LARAYA, JOY RAQUEDAN
584 LAUREZO, AILEEN JOY ESCARE
585 LAVADO, MICK ANDREW PALANCA
586 LAYASAN, JONNIE FRED SILVIDAD
587 LAYOG, CARLO FERDINAND MARQUEZ
588 LAYUG, JEFFREY PASAMONTE
589 LEABRES, RONEL DELA CRUZ
590 LEGASPI, KATHLEEN MARIPOSQUE
591 LEONIDAS, MICHAEL TOLEDO
592 LIBATON, EDWARD AGOSTO
593 LIM, JAN EARL RANARIO
594 LIMBAGO, MICHAEL ARO
595 LIMBAGO, SHERWIN CANIZARES
596 LIMPIADA, AARON CORPUZ
597 LINDAYAO, DUNHILL QUISORA
598 LIWAG, JOSELITO JR COMURA
599 LIWANAG, ALEXANDER JR PUNZALAN
600 LIWONGAN, SANYVER DULNUAN
601 LIZA, RENAN DOMINGO
602 LLANES, CHRISTIAN ARIS ENCINARES
603 LOMAAD, FRANCIS GALVIN TAGANAHAN
604 LOPEZ, RODOLFO AVELLANA
605 LORENZO, ARNEL JR GALINDO
606 LOREZCO, MELJAN EUGENIO
607 LOYLOY, JOHN RYAN MADJUS
608 LOZANO, RONNIE BARUGA
609 LUALHATI, ROLDAN PRINCIPE
610 LUBIANO, RON ELIEZER MEDRANO
611 LUCAS, RANDY RARAS
612 LUCERO, JAYPEE LIWANAG
613 LUCTU, CONRADO JR SANTOS
614 LUMIBAO, JEFFREY DIONISIO
615 LUNA, IRISH MAE FELOMINO
616 LUNGAY, JADE JOYO
617 LUZON, RONALD MASULA
618 LUÑA, BERNARD DECHAVEZ
619 MABANGLO, RENNUEL MALLARI
620 MACABEO, MAGELLE KRIS CORTEZ
621 MACALINDRO, ROLDAN HERNANDEZ
622 MACALIPAY, LESTER MALFARTA
623 MACANAS, PAUL CARL QUIRIMIT
624 MACANLALAY, MARK ROCES
625 MACATANGAY, JOHN MICHAEL SILVA
626 MAG-ATAS, ANGELO ANTEOJO
627 MAG-ISA, DANILO CLEMENTE
628 MAGALONG, CHRISTOPHER BOB ROXAS
629 MAGANGAT, TIMOTHY CORAPAN
630 MAGBITANG, FRENZE JOHN COSTA
631 MAGDARAOG, JAY CULA
632 MAGLINTE, KEN HAROLD CABASAG
633 MAGNAYI, RUPERTO JR MBABAZI
634 MAGSINO, ARLON DICHOSO
635 MAHINAY, ERIC GUIRITAN
636 MAHINAY, JAKE CONAG
637 MALABANAN, DANIEL RAYO
638 MALAKI, JULIAN GEORGE DE GUZMAN
639 MALANTIC, RYAN ROY GUTIERREZ
640 MALANUM, SAMSON SION
641 MALIG, RODEXTER CARREON
642 MALIG, VICTORINO JR RIVERA
643 MALLARI, JESSY KAYE INOCENTES
644 MALUBAY, MARK JOSEPH REYES
645 MALUBAY, NICANOR JR ESPLANA
646 MAMARADLO, RICHARD ABAÑO
647 MAMAUAG, HAROLD MANUEL
648 MANAGUIT, EDDY JOSE YABA
649 MANAHAN, ALFIE ABAD
650 MANALO, JEROME SALIM
651 MANALO, MARK STEPHEN GENEROSO
652 MANALOTO, VANESSA NACU
653 MANANGKIL, RAYMOND PAVIA
654 MANATAD, CRISTOPHER JOSEPH BOCO
655 MANCERA, ERWIN LUANSING
656 MANDANE, ERWIN PANALIGAN
657 MANDAPAT, ELMARK JOHN DEUNA
658 MANDAR, KARL KEVIN MUNSAYAC
659 MANDIN, KANE LOUIZE BUSLON
660 MANGABAT, PHILIP EDWARD BARROGA
661 MANGALLENO, ROY ANGELO SABILALA
662 MANGAPORO, JOVANNIE JIMENEZ
663 MANGLALLAN, KARLON MUPAS
664 MANGOBA, ALIE SORIA
665 MANGUBAT, JAMES BISCOCHO
666 MANINGO, ISAGANI JR LUCAÑAS
667 MANINGO, RAM KENNETH PARANTAR
668 MANLAPAT, JAMES PAUL DAVID
669 MANLOSA, EMERLITO JOHN PASIA
670 MANTO, JUNREY PUYOS
671 MARANAN, ALVIN REAL
672 MARANAN, NICHOLSON TOLEDO
673 MARANION, NELSON HABON
674 MARASIGAN, GLENN OLIVER MINGUEZ
675 MARCELLANA, ALISON MARCELLA
676 MARFA, JOHN PAULO ATIENZA
677 MARGALLO, MICHAEL SORIANO
678 MARIANO, JAY RALD MERTO
679 MARIANO, JONATHAN CASTRO
680 MARQUEZ, CHESTER IAN MIRANDA
681 MARTIN, ARNOLD MARK LIMAS
682 MARTIN, HENDERSON GUDOY
683 MARULLANO, LESLIE REMATA
684 MATIBAG, EMILYN MAE SICAT
685 MATIGNAS, RAYMOND ESTANISLAO
686 MATOCIÑOS, REA BRIMON
687 MAURI, DION AUSTINE LICUDINE
688 MAYOL, MICHAEL MELCHOR CATAYTAY
689 MAYOL, ROLAN RAMIRO
690 MAZAREDO, JOSE NERO MALABANAN
691 MEDES, BENEDICTO MARTICIO
692 MEDINA, HERBERT BEDICO
693 MEDIO, RHONNEL JAY BARRIO
694 MEJARES, EARNEST JOHN VALENCIA
695 MEJIA, ORLANDO BAUTISTA
696 MELCHOR, EARLGENT PAUL HERMINA
697 MENDOZA, BENSON PABROA
698 MENDOZA, ELDRIEN MENDOZA
699 MENDOZA, ERNESTO JR MATIAS
700 MENDOZA, OMAR PAOLO CATIBOG
701 MENGUITO, SILVESTER TO-ONG
702 MENOR, KEVIN LOYD GUERRERO
703 MENORIAS, RICHARD SISNEROS
704 MERLE, KRISTOFFERSON BATILO
705 MILANA, ADRIAN GULTIA
706 MINA, DAVE ARGIE GARCIA
707 MINA, JOVY DARWIN JACOB
708 MINGRASAN, RENIER BAGUIO
709 MIRABELES, CLYDE CAHIGAN
710 MIRABETE, EDWARD DAVES FALCESO
711 MIRANDA, ANSELMO JR DASKEO
712 MOBIDA, REYMAN PERIDA
713 MODINA, SIEGFRED CANOY
714 MOLINYAWE, MICHAEL PARDUCHO
715 MONGOTE, LESTER POBLICO
716 MONISIT, KRISTOFER MINGO
717 MONOY, KLINT JUN JAMERO
718 MONTALBO, REICHMOND CATILO
719 MONTANTE, ROGELIO JR PENOBLAR
720 MONTEL, JUNEL UGPO
721 MONTOYA, KRIS MANGUERRA
722 MORA, JESSONI NAVARRO
723 MORALLOS, JEFFEREY CAPUKYAN
724 MORANO, JERIC ARQUION
725 MORENO, JUNE BELTRAN
726 MORETE, MARK JEKKO DE CASTRO
727 MUSA, AQUINO UMPING
728 MUTYA, REY INTING
729 MUÑOZ, MAR-MAR MAÑALAC
730 NACANA, JOVY DELA CRUZ
731 NACAR, RAMIL PERALTA
732 NARES, MICHAEL JAN SONZA
733 NARIDO, JAN ERIC ENGRACIA
734 NASTOR, MARK ANGELO BUQUEL
735 NATINO, NATHANIEL CABALBAG
736 NAVARRO, MEYNARD GUINTO
737 NAVARRO, REY PAMELO ORCULLO
738 NAYRE, BRYAN ACLERA
739 NER, ALVIN SERRANO
740 NERA, FRANKLIN AGUNOS
741 NICOL, RUBEN JR CATABIAN
742 NIMENZO, NAPOLEON DUAZON
743 NISNISAN, DENVER BRIAN ADINO
744 NISPEROS, NASSER LARON
745 NODADO, HERMENEGILDO JR VALDEZ
746 NOE, JENMARK DE VERA
747 NOLASCO, RONALDO GENEVEO
748 NOROÑA, NORMAND ALVEZ
749 NOSTRATIS, MICHAEL KCIN MOLETA
750 NUÑEZ, EARL REY GUINIT
751 NUÑEZ, ROLLY PEGA
752 NUÑEZ, RONEO JOSE TORRES
753 OBINA, ERUELL CAMUS
754 OBIS, MARJORIE GRATIL
755 OCAMPO, JESSTER GUEVARRA
756 OCAMPO, RYAN JAY EUGENIO
757 OCHOA, PRINCE MELO
758 ODIVER, RIOLISA ALA FESARILLO
759 OJOS, RONALDO AMANTILLO
760 OLANDA, CARLO NEROSA
761 OLAP, MARC LOUIE LACDAO
762 ONITO, PAUL ANTHONY GALLETO
763 OPENIANO, RAYMUND OBILLO
764 OPTINA, MELCHOR NISNEA
765 OQUENDO, FEGANE POBLETE
766 OQUENDO, JOMAR CHRIS LACHICA
767 ORDONIO, GLENN MARK LLAGAS
768 ORDOÑEZ, MARVIN CABRERA
769 ORONAN, NIÑO MALAPO
770 ORTILLANO, EDMAR PEDRON
771 ORTIZ, JULIUS CAESAR VENDIOLA
772 ORTIZ, KAREN JAZEELLEE DOQUE
773 ORTIZ, VIRGILIO JR AQUINO
774 OSTRAS, RAYMOND LUIS
775 OTICO, DARREL LOPEZ
776 OYAO, ZERKXIS SAMPAN
777 PABELLAN, DANIEZ ATURO
778 PABLOSOS, FERNANDO RAMIL
779 PADILLA, NESTOR BALTAZAR CABAÑERO
780 PADRIQUE, EDUARDO JR ENDAYA
781 PAGALILAUAN, JUN-JUN GACIAS
782 PAGLINAWAN, RUTH JANE SAGARIO
783 PAGUIO, CARLOS RENATO PONESTAS
784 PAGUIRIGAN, JEFFREY LAPINIG
785 PAGULAYAN, GENER BALLAD
786 PAJARES, BLESILDA BIANES
787 PALADAN, LORNA ALMAYDA
788 PALLINGAYAN, ROMEO LAURETA
789 PALMA, JHON PATRICK CABRERA
790 PAMBID, PHILIP CASTILLO
791 PAMITTAN, JAMES DELA CRUZ
792 PAMITTAN, MARK EDISON LAMUSAO
793 PAMPLONA, ELLAINE JOY CUENTO
794 PANAGLIMA, JAY FRANCIS ARVESU
795 PANALIGAN, SANDREX MABILANGAN
796 PANELO, ORLANDO JR DIMAUN
797 PANGANIBAN, TONI ALBERT MARANAN
798 PANGILINAN, AIMON BIANZON
799 PANGILINAN, MARWIN TIMBOL
800 PANIS, CATHERENE DY GUAZO
801 PANTILLO, BRYAN KIM MAGBANUA
802 PAPELLERO, MARLON CORTES
803 PARAZO, ELMER LAZO
804 PAREDES, ALFRED TOBES
805 PARILLA, KENETH GO
806 PARIS, RONALD DE VERA
807 PARO, PABLO III HECHANOVA
808 PARTIDO, JOEMAR MARCOS
809 PASCUAL, JETT GALLER
810 PASCUAL, JOHN EMIL CAPONPON
811 PASION, ERICSON VILLARIN
812 PASTOR, RODRIGO JR DE LEON
813 PAULE, JOEMAR CRIS LIMIN
814 PAUSANOS, JAYPEE ANAVISO
815 PAWIG, LOVELY ROSE COMIA
816 PAYONGAYONG, CANDY MYNN ESPAÑA
817 PEBRES, RAFFY HURBODA
818 PECANTE, ALBERTO JR CASTRO
819 PEDRAZA, ODILIO NIEDO
820 PEDRO, RAINVILLE MIGUEL
821 PENTINIO, MATT LAWRENCE FONTE
822 PENUELA, JHERSON SAN RAMON
823 PERA, JAY AR ORIAN
824 PEREZ, LOVEY JOY PASTIDIO
825 PEREZ, MARIA NORIZA DELA CRUZ
826 PEREZ, MARK LOWELL ATIENZA
827 PERIDA, LARRY ESPEGA
828 PERIDO, GEROME DILOY
829 PERONA, DANTE JR NARITO
830 PEÑA, RIGOR DACUMOS
831 PIDA, ALEX FLORES
832 PILA, RIEANNE ANGELIC QUIAN
833 PINEDA, MICHAEL DARACAN
834 PIZARRO, MARK ANTHONY HERNANDEZ
835 PODES, MARK JR LIIS
836 POLINAS, MARK DEO PINCA
837 PORNOBI, FRANKLIN AYATON
838 PORSUELO, ROY BATISTER
839 PORTOSO, FRANCIS JOHN GATO
840 PROFETA, JOMAR TULIAO
841 PUGONG, KHENITH TAYABAN
842 PULANCO, FERDY DAWA
843 PUNZALAN, JAMES LESTER HERNANDEZ
844 QUIAZON, KHRISTOFFER RANDLE EREVE
845 QUIBUYEN, RODOLFO JR GARGANERA
846 QUIJADA, JOHN VHET CAGUINDANGAN
847 QUIJADA, MICHAEL LUSICA
848 QUIJANO, JACKY ALBERT DE CASTRO
849 QUIJANO, VICTOR JR CORPIN
850 QUINDO, MICKEY DAYRIT
851 QUINTAL, GERWIN TARIMAN
852 QUIRANTE, JEROME SIGLOS
853 RACIMO, MARYANNE GLORY SORIANO
854 RACRAQUIN, JERRY GINEZ
855 RAGANAS, DARYL RABOY
856 RAGAT, CYNTHIA MARIE FAJAYAN
857 RALIA, NIGEL BAHAY
858 RAMIREZ, RIMJHUN OFALLA
859 RAMIZARES, CHRISTIAN SAMPER
860 RAMO, JOB JACOB SITIAR
861 RAMOS, ADRIAN VILLARIAS
862 RAMOS, JERROLD TOMAS
863 RAMOS, JOEY FABUNAN
864 RAMOS, JOHANNES CARL NERI
865 RAMOS, LESTER ANDRES
866 RAMOS, MARK JOSEPH CAJES
867 RAVILAS, EDILBERTO JR RODRIGUEZ
868 REAMBONANZA, MARIO SINON
869 REGALA, KAREN KATE GONIA
870 REGALADO, REY JACINTO TADOY
871 RELUCIO, ANNE NOREEN VELASCO
872 REMASIN, JIREH MARK SENIO
873 REMOLAZO, ALEX VINCENT MARTINEZ
874 REOLALAS, RYAN SAPITULA
875 REVALO, ERMA ARIZA
876 REVECHE, EDWIN SALES
877 REVELO, GIULLIO QUIZA
878 REYES, JUSTINE MARK RAMOS
879 REYES, RICHARD BELLEZA
880 REYES, ROY VINCENT
881 REZ, RONNIE PALMIS
882 RICABLANCA, PHILIP GENULOS
883 RICAMONTE, ANTHONY JONES NAVOTAS
884 RIVERA, CLOVER PALISOC
885 RIVERA, ENRICO MARCO OGARDO
886 RIVERA, FREDIE MAMACLAY
887 RIVERA, MARK ANTHONY FRANCISCO
888 RIVERA, RYAN JOHN ESTOESTA
889 RIVERO, IVAN EXEQUIEL VILLARAMA
890 ROBIS, JACELUS DELA CRUZ
891 ROBLES, ARCEL CRUZ
892 RODAS, MARK JOSEPH RICOHERMOSO
893 RODRIGUEZ, MARK GUIMARAY
894 RODRIGUEZ, MARK GERARD DIZON
895 ROGUEL, ALLAN CHRISTOPHER ANDO
896 ROLDAN, RYAN BERNARDO
897 ROMANA, MAR BENSON ZAIDE
898 ROPERO, MERVEN DIOSO
899 ROSALES, MARLON SABERON
900 ROSARIO, MARK
901 ROSETE, KEENEL NACARIO
902 RUBIN, IAN EVALLE
903 RUBIO, JOHNNY JR SANTOS
904 RUMBAOA, BIEN CARLO LIMJOCO
905 RUPINTA, JESUS COLITA
906 SAAVEDRA, ERROL JAN YACO
907 SABAS, MARIA KATHERINE MOJADO
908 SABDULLAH, NAJER LAZIM
909 SABILE, JOCELYN QUERIJERO
910 SABINIANO, RALPH JHOSUA ALVIAR
911 SABINORIO, ROLDAN JACOB SANTOS
912 SABONG, JUNJUN DECINILLA
913 SABONG, VIVEN CHRISTIAN BALANON
914 SABULAO, RANDOLPH JR VILLARIN
915 SABYAT, LAWRENCE TABACLA
916 SAGUID, KATRINA RENGEL
917 SAHAGUN, MICHAEL GUZMAN
918 SALAC, JADE COLOT
919 SALAS, JAY RETORBAR
920 SALAZAR, JO HANSEL MALOLOY-ON
921 SALES, NORIEL OAÑA
922 SALIGUMBA, HARDY AYING
923 SALINAS, ROXAN CLAIRE DAQUEP
924 SALINEL, FELIX SUYOD
925 SALONGA, GERALD BERNARTE
926 SALUNDAGA, SANTOS JR DUAZO
927 SALVADOR, HEHERSON RAMBAUD
928 SAMANIEGO, JOSH EMMANUEL SAYLO
929 SAMPANI, ROSE ANN AMIL
930 SAMSON, ARSAMER JAUSAN
931 SAN JOSE, EMMANUEL MALIXI
932 SAN JUAN, EDGARDO JR RODILAS
933 SAN PEDRO, EDUARDO II LUGTU
934 SAN PEDRO, JERSON TUNGUL
935 SANCHEZ, HOMER HENRY SALAZAR
936 SANDAL, CHARLEMAGNE NUÑAL
937 SANGGALANG, MARK ANTHONY ROSALES
938 SANGLAY, ANGELO LOCRE
939 SANO, ELMER OROSIO
940 SANTERO, JEROME SOLIS
941 SANTIAGO, MARIBETH ROSETE
942 SANTIAGO, YVANNICA LYLE BALBAS
943 SANTOS, ANTHONY VIZMONTE
944 SANTOS, APRIL ANN EUGENIO
945 SANTOS, FIL CHRISTIAN CRUZ
946 SANTOS, JAYSON RODRIGUEZ
947 SARIO, VANESSA DEL MUNDO
948 SARMIENTO, JANE RAUSAN PAJARILLO
949 SARMIENTO, JERRICO PASCUAL
950 SARSOSA, MARLON TORRES
951 SATORRE, OLIVER JOSE
952 SATURAY, DIODEN OLEA
953 SAVELLA, ARJAY ACANTILADO
954 SAYAMAN, IAN WALDY ZALAS
955 SAYO, RODNE PARDORLA
956 SEBIO, CHRISTOPHER VILLADO
957 SEDEÑO, ED RYAN DELOS REYES
958 SEGOVIA, JESSIE JR VIBAR
959 SEGUN, AIDO MONGAS
960 SERQUIÑA, GINA HALASAN
961 SERRANO, LOUIE GUEVARRA
962 SERRANO, RAMIL ANTHONY RUEDA
963 SEÑAGAN, MAXIMO JUGUILON
964 SHALAH, NAZRULLA UNDIH
965 SHOG-OY, ALFONSO PELIS
966 SIGUAN, ELGER GURA
967 SILAO, CORAVIRNA DUROIN
968 SILVESTRE, MICHAEL ANGELO CAYETANO
969 SIMARA, JOHN JOSEPH CAHILES
970 SINON, ROLDAN CONCON
971 SISON, IAN LOPEZ
972 SISON, NORMAN EBUEN
973 SOGUILON, ROLAND PAUL PAINAGA
974 SOLA, MARK ALLAN BARUNDIA
975 SOLANO, RAFAEL LLANETA
976 SOLEDAD, MARK JOSEPH FETALVER
977 SOLEDAD, MICHELLE MILLETE
978 SONIEGA, PAUL MICHAEL SANGALANG
979 SORIANO, ANNA MARIE CRISTINA GACAYAN
980 SORIANO, FRANKLIN JAE VALENCIANO
981 SORIANO, JOSE JR PASINOS
982 SORIANO, RITZ LEVENE SALCEDO
983 SORIAO, ALEXANDER JR CRUZ
984 SORRA, RALPH PRINCE RAMOS
985 SOSA, KATHLENE MALIMBAN
986 SOTTO, CHRISTIAN VIC CAPAROSO
987 STA ANA, GENER DUGAN
988 STA MARIA, RONEL ZABALA
989 SUBALA, BRYAN ABUAN
990 SUETOS, MARIGUEL QUITEVES
991 SUHILLO, LOUIE EVANZ TELIN
992 SULIT, RAYMOND II ALCANTARA
993 SULLA, CLOYD FABRE
994 SUN, FRANCIS ALBERT GABRIEL
995 SUNGLAO, PAUL LAMBERT TORIO
996 SUPAN, RANDY CENON
997 SUSON, JOANNA MARIE ALONZO
998 SY, MARK JOSEPH PALONPON
999 SYPIO, JEFFREY MADEJA
1000 TABANGIN, JESSIE PADUA
1001 TABLIZO, JOHN MARCELO
1002 TABOCLAON, JEROME FRANCISCO
1003 TABORA, ALEN SHAWAL BONUS
1004 TACIO, RICARDO JR COMISING
1005 TADLE, ANDRELOU NALASA
1006 TAGUDIN, REGINALD FERNANDEZ
1007 TALA, MARRIAN VIRAY
1008 TALACAY, KENNETH PEÑARANDA
1009 TALON, JEFRY PEÑALBER
1010 TAMONDONG, JOAN CABUANG
1011 TAMPARONG, RISTY BUCOL
1012 TAN, NEMIE BON MOSQUERA
1013 TANGCAY, JOSEPH VIRADOR
1014 TANQUIZON, NORBERTO LUCIN
1015 TAPAO, JEZREEL MIJARES
1016 TAPIA, JUN LEOMEL QUIAMCO
1017 TEJANA, JOSEPH ROLANN YAPCHING
1018 TENDENILLA, RALPH JEROME TEOXON
1019 TENORIO, BOBBY TALABAN
1020 TERANA, KIM JAY CUYOS
1021 TIEL, ARCHIE TOISA
1022 TIMOLA, JOHN PAUL VELASCO
1023 TINDUNGAN, RACHEL BINWAG
1024 TING, MARISSA ELAINE CATAPANG
1025 TIONKO, WEIRY ADLAWAN
1026 TIRIA, GENESIS CUELLAR
1027 TISOY, DAVANIE GIMPAYA
1028 TOBIAS, NOMELYN MERCADO
1029 TOLEDANO, RHEA BLANCA PITERO
1030 TOLENTINO, JINO BAÑA
1031 TORALBA, DONALD LAURADO
1032 TORREJOS, GILBERT JR GENITA
1033 TORRES, JENNIFER ENRIQUEZ
1034 TORRES, RENATO JR RAMOS
1035 TRINIDAD, HEQUIN VALINO
1036 TRUYA, KIM VERLIE PARAS
1037 TUBILLO, FROILAN EPINO
1038 TUMBAGA, NOEL CASTILLO
1039 TUMBALI, PETER SINGAYAN
1040 TUMOLVA, MICHAEL DAVE RIVERA
1041 TUNGUIA, MA CATHERINE GUMIA
1042 TUPAS, FRANK SERAFIN BRIONES
1043 TURA, DONOVAN HILADO
1044 TURINGAN, JODEL CAMPO
1045 TURLA, EDUARDO JR CABURNAY
1046 TURLA, JENNER TEBERIO
1047 TUTOR, MARK VERRA
1048 UBA, MALOU BABANTO
1049 ULEP, ERVIN DINO CASTILLEJO
1050 ULEP, RALPH ALEXIS TE
1051 ULTADO, JONAS JR GAID
1052 UMBAY, DARYL CLARACAY
1053 UNDANG, CHRISTOPHER CAMARILLO
1054 URBANO, MARK ANTHONY RICAFRENTE
1055 UY, SAMUEL MARK DONES
1056 VALDEZ, ROMMEL CUARESMA
1057 VALENCIA, EDMARK NECESITO
1058 VALENCIA, JOONIE MAGPANTAY
1059 VALENZUELA, JONATHAN IBIS
1060 VALERA, JOHN MICHAEL TABAG
1061 VALETE, JAYSON BALMANIA
1062 VARGAS, RYAN CAPUNIHAN
1063 VARONA, JOSEPH LUKE LIM
1064 VASQUEZ, HANZEL AUSTE
1065 VELASCO, RAMIL PACUMIO
1066 VELASQUEZ, VON RYAN ESMAQUEL
1067 VENUS, CRIZALDY FELICISIMO BALTAR
1068 VERZOSA, MARY JOEY VINLUAN
1069 VESTOIR, JULIUS ROBLES
1070 VICENTE, ERLIE JOY CORREA
1071 VIERNES, HERMOGENES II RAMEL
1072 VILAN, JEFF LANDRY PEPINO
1073 VILLABER, JAY ALBERT LAGROMA
1074 VILLAFLORES, ISAA KRISTINE DIAMZON
1075 VILLAFUERTE, MARLON CHARLES VALDEZ
1076 VILLANUEVA, EUFRICH MATILDO
1077 VILLANUEVA, MA KRIJANES DE GUZMAN
1078 VILLANUEVA, MARCELO CRUZ
1079 VILLANUEVA, MARK JOESAN MILO
1080 VILLANUEVA, PAUL CHRISTIAN VALENCIA
1081 VILLARETE, FRANCIS ANSLEY CAÑUTO
1082 VILLEGAS, JACQUEL MONICA VILLAHERMOSA
1083 VINLUAN, ALADIN FRANCO ENTIMANO
1084 VIRTUCIO, CARLO GORDONCILLO
1085 VITUG, NEALCARLO LISING
1086 WASIN, WILSON JR JACINTO
1087 WENCESLAO, MARLON RAMELO
1088 YAGONIA, MARK JOSEPH COMILING
1089 YALUNG, NIÑO REYNIEL TUGADE
1090 YAP, JERRY TATLONGHARI
1091 YAP, RALPH DALUMPINES
1092 YLARDE, KNOWELL ALY RAMOS
1093 YONSON, REYMON ELLADORA
1094 YU, GARRI MIKHAIL CARRANCEJA
1095 YUMUYA, FERNANDINO DIONISIO
1096 YUSI, ALBERT YANDUC
1097 YUSON, CELESTINO III BARRETTO
1098 ZABALA, TRISTAN DANIEL CABALBAG
1099 ZARA, GLENN PANALIGAN
1100 ZAVALA, DENNIS PANIS
1101 ZOLINA, ARCHIE SANTOS
Roll of Successful Examinees in the REGISTERED MASTER ELECTRICIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION. Held on September 2009, Released on September 16, 2009
REGISTERED MASTER ELECTRICIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
1 ABAD, EDWIN JR ESPEJON
2 ABAD, JAY PADAYAO
3 ACOSTA, JERWIN PJ CAPILI
4 ADAN, EDWIN AGUILAR
5 AFUNDAR, RENE FRADES
6 AGARAN, REYNALDO DELA ROSA
7 AGTUNONG, JOSELITO PASTOR
8 AGUILAR, ADRIAN ROSAL
9 AGUILAR, DONPATRICK MISOLAS
10 AGUIRRE, JUNIPHER ANESCOL
11 ALBA, MIKHAIL LAUDE
12 ALBERTO, JESUS EUSTAQUIO
13 ALCARAZ, LEO ALDREN ENRIQUEZ
14 ALCORAN, EDMUND LOPENA
15 ALLADO, DANILO PARRENO
16 ALLAS, KENNETH JAN LAVARIAS
17 ALLEN, PAUL PATRICK IGNACIO
18 ALONDRA, EDLYN ABOGADO
19 ALVARAN, JASON BILLE LARA
20 ALVAREZ, HAEMON GREGORIO
21 ALVAREZ, REY FRANCIS BAILON
22 ANDRADA, JOSEPH BOBIER
23 ANDRINO, JONALD SALAS
24 ANTIPOLO, ROI BRYAN ESTORCO
25 ANUBA, JOEL NARAGA
26 AQUINO, JOE ALAIN ROSALES
27 ARANGO, RONNIE PERTEZ
28 ARBAS, LEONARD III LABRADOR
29 ARCEO, JOSELITO CRUZ
30 ASDILLA, REDENTOR IBAÑEZ
31 ATIENZA, ANTHONY BARTE
32 ATIENZA, JAYVEE OMBE
33 AUGUIS, ARCELITO DIAMAN
34 AVENIDO, EDGARDO GARCIA
35 AVILA, LEZLIE VELASCO
36 AÑORA, ALLAN GALAGARAN
37 AÑORA, ROEL GALAGARAN
38 BABAGAY, BENDRIAN ZAMUDIO
39 BABAGAY, IMEE PADERON
40 BAHULAY, JULIEFHELL ORBUDA
41 BAILE, ALVIN MENIL
42 BAJO, EDUARDO JR BARIATA
43 BALANSAG, ALAN HOYOA
44 BALAYO, MC ROUIE PANGANTIHON
45 BALBIN, ALEJO ALFREDO III BERCASIO
46 BALICTAR, ARVIN MORGA
47 BALLARTA, MARK FRANCIS GALERA
48 BALMORES, ARVIN LUMANG
49 BARANDA, BENIGNO DEMETRIO DERROTA
50 BARAOBADAO, JOEY ROSAURA
51 BARTOLOME, KENNETH MALANGSA
52 BASEJAN, SALVADOR CODILLO
53 BATARILAN, ALFIO ROTA
54 BATUIGAS, ALLEN BASOY
55 BAUTISTA, DIXIE RUAYA
56 BAUTISTA, SANDY RICO
57 BAYETA, WILSON CHATO
58 BAYLON, MARIA NODELESSA SASPA
59 BAYO-ANG, DARREL CALDERON
60 BELANDRES, ELVIN IRIS SEGAYA
61 BELARMINO, ARTUS PROBADORA
62 BELGADO, JESUS JR BELARDO
63 BELISARIO, RUDY II ALVARADO
64 BERANGO, CHRISTIAN GARCIA
65 BERNABE, ARJIE BERCASIO
66 BERNAL, ANDROWELL VILLERO
67 BERNAS, ORLANDO ORDOÑA
68 BIOL, BLITZ CABALLERO
69 BONGHANOY, DINDO CHAN
70 BUGAY, CLYDE KILAT
71 BULATAO, JULIO JR MAYO
72 BURGOS, AL RELOX
73 CABIGON, RAYMOND MAALIW
74 CABRALDA, REYNALDO QUIÑAL
75 CABUGUAS, NOEL BATOLAN
76 CABUNILAS, PAUL VINCI LACA
77 CACHO, GELBERT CAASI
78 CADA, ROGEL OBLEFIAS
79 CALAMBA, ARNEL BOJO
80 CALIAO, DIONILO DALUMPINES
81 CALOLOT, FRANKLIN JR FUNGO
82 CALVO, JORGE AGATON II PASAJE
83 CAMILAN, RUBEN LOCAÑAS
84 CAMINCE, MICHAEL MIKE TABA
85 CANAR, MILDA MANCANES
86 CANILLO, ROLLIE ABLIN
87 CANLAS, ORLANDO JR MUSNI
88 CARABBACAN, WILSON DELA CRUZ
89 CARATIHAN, ALFREDO BAUTISTA
90 CARBONEL, RUDYRICK ALONSO
91 CARLOS, IAN VINCENT SANTOS
92 CARRIDO, CORNELIO HABER
93 CASIÑO, JESEVER LOPEZ
94 CASTILLO, JAYBENSON ACUZAR
95 CATAY, CARLOSITO GUTILBAN
96 CAUBA, ROLANDO GARCIA
97 CAUNTONGAN, MOJAHID SALIC
98 CAÑETE, RAFAEL TUBILAN
99 CEPE, RONIE VERO
100 CERCENIA, CESAR I GUTIERREZ
101 CESISTA, VICENTE MENGOTE
102 CHAN, LORD KENNETH JIMENEZ
103 CHAVEZ, RYAN GALILA
104 CHUA, FRANCISCO ESCULTURA
105 CLARET, RAUL PACATANG
106 COBCOBO, ANSELMA PENINGEO
107 COLAGBANG, JOEL GUMORA
108 COMPETENTE, MARICE MAE VELARDE
109 CONTADO, REYNALDO DOYOLA
110 CONTILLO, JIMMY PERU
111 CORATCHIA, ANGELUO LIZARDO
112 CORREA, JEROME SALAZAR
113 CUBILLAN, EDMAR CARTAGENA
114 CUNANAN, RHEO TABONG
115 DACULLO, ALBERT COMBO
116 DALANGIN, FRANCIS ALDRED REVESTIR
117 DAMAYO, JECKNER ALO
118 DANIEL, MICHAEL LAUDE
119 DATOY, FRANCIS GARCIA
120 DAVID, RANULFO DACULLO
121 DAYUDAY, ANDREW SAVIQUILLA
122 DE GUZMAN, DAVID III CALLO
123 DE JESUS, ARGENE ABULENCIA
124 DE JESUS, EDWARD CORNEJO
125 DE LEON, RESSAN REY DE JESUS
126 DE LOS SANTOS, ARTURO ESCOTE
127 DE MESA, FRANCIS JANER
128 DE OCAMPO, EUGENIO QUIMING
129 DELA CRUZ, ARVY BAUTISTA
130 DELA CRUZ, EDWARD HENRY TANGONAN
131 DELA PEÑA, FREDDIE OUANO
132 DELDA, ARNEL PLATA
133 DELLOMAS, EDMUND UYENGCO
134 DEREZA, GERARDO ALVARADO
135 DIAREZ, REYNELDA MAGANA
136 DIAZ, JINGLE LOBRERA
137 DIGAMO, JULIE CARL CELESTINE SOLANO
138 DIWA, JAYSON PALAYPAY
139 DOLAR, FEDERICO JR GARCIA
140 DOMONDON, ANGELO VILLANUEVA
141 DUMDUMAYA, WENSTER ESPINOSA
142 DUREMDES, EDUARDO JR PANTILLA
143 EBALIN, ORLANDO WENDELL CASTRO
144 EBIO, WENDELL DUERO
145 EBRADA, JERIL JAY RODOLFO
146 EBRADO, TROY IVAN GABUYA
147 ECHANO, GILLES DIAZ
148 EMPIG, JULY LAO
149 ERGUIZA, ARNEL SUAREZ
150 ESPAÑO, ARTHUR GAROTE
151 ESPAÑOL, BERNIE BAUTISTA
152 ESPERANZA, ARNEL CALUBAYAN
153 ESPIRITU, JESSON LIZABA
154 ESTILONG, JOHN REVIE CRUZ
155 ESTRADA, ELMER LAYDEROS
156 FABROA, ERIC DULZA
157 FAJARDO, GLEN PRIDAS
158 FAMINI, JOHN ERWIN ESTUYE
159 FERNANDEZ, MICHAEL PEREZ
160 FERNANDO, CHRISTOPHER BARON
161 FIESTA, RUSSEL CARL ANCHETA
162 FLORES, RITA NELLE NISPEROS
163 FODRA, GIL SISON
164 FORTO, AARON JAY MACOCO
165 FRANCISCO, EDGAR EJERCITO
166 GABO, AINO VEDAD
167 GABUCAN, JOEFFREY TOLDO
168 GABUNA, REINIER MODAR
169 GACIAS, TEODORO II MARAÑO
170 GADUGDUG, JADE MACABIT
171 GAELA, PRINCE ANDREW COPIOSO
172 GALAMITON, REUBEN ABANIL
173 GARCIA, JEMERSON HERMOSA
174 GARCIA, JERSON BUTCH TAN
175 GARCIA, ROMEO JR PANTON
176 GARCIA, THADDEUS BANIQUED
177 GARCIANO, STEPHEN ARCHE
178 GARGARITANO, RINAN MORALES
179 GASMIN, JOLLY RIZALDO
180 GATPANDAN, DEOGRACIAS SAN GASPAR
181 GAUGANO, LOUIE DUPO
182 GAYNILO, FRANCIS ALBERT CHIONG
183 GERONIMO, RONALDO SANTOS
184 GETONGO, ALBERT MANRIQUEZ
185 GOMEZ, DIOSDADO JR BONTOG
186 GOMEZ, JUNEY PROSIA
187 GONZAGA, RONALDO SANCHEZ
188 GONZALES, DANILO YBAS
189 GREGORIO, JASPER IAN JIMENEZ
190 GUARINO, FRANCISCO JR HIDALGO
191 GUARTE, ROBERTO ALABIN
192 GUELAS, RIC GUETA
193 GUIRUELA, ALBERTO MADRE
194 GULATERA, FELIX ANGULUAN
195 GUNAY, MICHAEL IAN DELA PEÑA
196 HERMAN, HERWIN PUDA
197 HERMOSO, FRITZ JACQUES ANCHETA
198 HERNANDEZ, ARIEL GARCIA
199 HERNANDEZ, LLOYD GO
200 HIPONIA, RODOLFO ABELLANA
201 HITEROZA, RAMIL CONCEPCION
202 HUBO, RENE HASIGAN
203 IBAY, CHRISTIAN PAUL LEAL
204 ICATLO, ARJAY NAZARIA
205 INLONG, RODOLFO JR DELA ROSA
206 INOT, RUELITO GODINEZ
207 ISON, ARNULFO BALLESTEROS
208 JABINES, CARLO GARSUTA
209 JALA, ALBERTO JR LANCILA
210 JAMIH, SHARIFUDDIN PATDU
211 JIMENEZ, ABRAHAM BENIGNO EQUILA
212 JOBLE, JHONMONAWEL CARANDANG
213 JOROJORO, MARK ANTHONY BALANG
214 JUANCE, JHONGIE DIOLESTE
215 JUDILLA, JAMES GARY NOBLEZA
216 LABARDA, ENRIQUE NARIDO
217 LACANARIA, DANILO GARCIA
218 LACSAM, RYAN VILLAS
219 LAGATIC, TIMI ZOILO
220 LAMSEN, ROLANDO JR CASTRO
221 LANIPA, JOEL ANDRES
222 LANTANO, WILSON APUNTAN
223 LANUZA, JOHN RALPH SAMBRANO
224 LANUZA, RICHARD PEJANA
225 LARANJO, DIOGINES JR BALANSAG
226 LARONG, REY CANDA
227 LATIGO, ROBERT BALUS
228 LAURETO, ALIE TORMIS
229 LAYDIA, MANOLO NOSCAL
230 LEJANO, JOHN EGALLA
231 LIBRON, PANTALEON LASTIMOSO
232 LIBUTON, GERMEL RAMOS
233 LIQUIRAN, MELVIN GARCIA
234 LLARENAS, RYAN DULAY
235 LLOBRERA, RAMON MACARANAS
236 LLORERA, SARAH JANE BALAORO
237 LORQUE, ROMMEL BARQUILLO
238 LOYOLA, ERORDON GLORIOS ABEN
239 LUMANTAS, TEODORO YAMBAO
240 LUNA, WELFRANIE JR LUNA
241 MACALIPAY, LESTER MALFARTA
242 MACARAEG, BERNARDO JOSE
243 MACARIOLA, JAIME JR PARONE
244 MACHICA, FRANKLIN ALBO
245 MAG-ASIN, CHRISTIAN DAVE ALQUISOLA
246 MAGAYANES, JEFFREY LOMENARIO
247 MAGGAY, ALFREDO JR MERCULLO
248 MAGMANLAC, MARC ANDREW CUERDO
249 MAGSALAY, RONALD ALICABO
250 MAHUMOT, CELSO AMISOLA
251 MALLO, JUVY ARELLANO
252 MALONZO, ARDEE GONZAGA
253 MANDIQUE, RONALDO LAGDAN
254 MANGAPORO, JOVANNIE JIMENEZ
255 MARALAG, MILO BRAGA
256 MARANAN, ALVIN REAL
257 MARBELLA, REXZEL LUNAS
258 MARCELLANA, MARVIN LAFUENTE
259 MASIGLAT, RELY MANILING
260 MATIBAG, LEVY ESCANDOR
261 MEDIO, RHONNEL JAY BARRIO
262 MEJIA, ORLANDO BAUTISTA
263 MELENDEZ, JACQUELINE LAGAO
264 MENDENILLA, ESTELITO SOLASCO
265 MENDOZA, RENATO ARCACITAS
266 MENRIGE, ROGELIO DATUGAN
267 MIOLE, MANUEL LAMOSTE
268 MIRAFUENTES, KEITH MARTILLANA
269 MIRANDILLA, AIREEN CLACIO
270 MOJICA, DESIREE RUBICO
271 MOLEJON, KEVIN OLING
272 MONDARES, LORETO JR GALLARDO
273 MONDIJAR, MARICEL ELOPRE
274 MONSANTO, GENES SUAREZ
275 MONTALBO, REICHMOND CATILO
276 MONTERDE, DYN PAQUIBULAN
277 MONTERO, LEO MAGAYANES
278 MURING, MARK ANTHONY REPOMPO
279 MUTUC, JAYSON BRYAN ESGUERRA
280 NACIONAL, NERISSA DE SILVA
281 NARIDO, JAN ERIC ENGRACIA
282 NAVARRO, JONES MALASA
283 NAYRE, BRYAN ACLERA
284 NAÑO, JOHN ED ROBLEZA
285 NIEVA, RYAN NAVERA
286 NODADO, HERMENEGILDO JR VALDEZ
287 NOLLORA, MICHAEL EFREN RIEGO
288 NUEVO, NOEL GESMUNDO
289 OCAMPO, TRISTAN MARIANO
290 OCON, JAYLORD SUNIEGA
291 ODULIO, ORLANDO KAPANGYARIHAN
292 OLAIVAR, DIONESIO JR CABURAL
293 OLANO, JEFFERSON TAMAYAO
294 OLIVAR, MALVIN CAPITAN
295 OMPAD, ALLAN TRADIO
296 ORAPA, EPHRAIM PALMA
297 ORDINEZ, RHEY JULIAN
298 ORENSE, EDSEL JR ADAMOS
299 ORILA, LANIEL JACOBO
300 ORTENERO, ROBERT LEONGSON
301 OXCIANO, JAIRO PALERMO
302 PACALA, PATROCENIO JR BACONGAN
303 PACANZA, ELEUTERIO CAMACHO
304 PADILLA, HOMER LEX ACACIO
305 PADOR, JESTONI OLAYVAR
306 PADRIQUE, EDUARDO JR ENDAYA
307 PADRIQUE, LOUIE ENDAYA
308 PADUA, CIR CAPIO
309 PADUA, RAFUL NAMANTOCAN
310 PALACIO, CHRISTOPHER JOHN CARTILLA
311 PALAD, REYMARK ESTEBAN
312 PALMA, JHON PATRICK CABRERA
313 PALMA, JOSELITO MOSLARES
314 PALOMA, JOHN ARMY LACABA
315 PAMA, REYNALDO III PAMA
316 PANCHA, JAMES REY ARBUYES
317 PANERGALIN, ROSENDO JAVIER
318 PANGANIBAN, MARK MARSO
319 PANGANIBAN, TONI ALBERT MARANAN
320 PANTILLO, BRYAN KIM MAGBANUA
321 PANTOJA, KENN RONCESVALLES
322 PANTOJA, MELISSA JANE CLIDORO
323 PANUELOS, MA GLAIZA DACILLO
324 PAPA, RODRIGO SOLIS
325 PARAGAS, ROGELIO JR SIBUL
326 PARAIS, LORENZO III CUARTERO
327 PARANGAT, SALVADOR JR DE LEON
328 PASTOR, WERLITO BAUTISTA
329 PAYOT, GILBERT ESTORIA
330 PEPITO, MARCO BELACHE
331 PEÑALOSA, NARCISO OPENARIA
332 POSILLO, JONATHAN MIRABUENO
333 PRADO, MICHAEL LASQUE
334 PREJAN, GERALD MONCION
335 PRESADO, ROWIE MANOOK
336 PRESTO, OSCAR OCIONES
337 PULANCO, FERDY DAWA
338 PUMARAS, LEONARD EMOCLING
339 PUMAREGA, RHENIE EMBARCA
340 QUIAMBAO, ALBERTO CASTRO
341 QUITAG, RENE PALENCIA
342 QUIZADA, ROBINSON TOLENTINO
343 RAMIRO, ALAN RONDERA
344 RAMOS, LESTER ANDRES
345 RAPER, LITO JR MONCAL
346 RAQUEL, ALEJO JR MACABABBAD
347 RASING, EDGAR SARZABA
348 RAVANES, ULYSSES BADONG
349 RAVINA, ELMER LATONIO
350 RAVINA, MARK ANTHONY GUBOC
351 RAYLA, JOEL GILDO
352 RAÑOLA, JUNFER OBSTACULO
353 REBATO, CLARO ARTASTE
354 REDOBLE, JIMMY ESCUADRO
355 REJUSO, RAUL III CASTRO
356 RELAMIDA, RUFFY ZAMORAS
357 RELAVO, PHILIP ROMANO
358 RIVERA, JACINTO MORATAL
359 RIVERO, CARLO DERILO
360 RODRIGUEZA, MYLA LUNA
361 ROGUEL, ALLAN CHRISTOPHER ANDO
362 ROMERO, LAURENCE ABAD
363 RONDILLA, RECEL BONIFACIO
364 SABATER, ALVIN JAMES MARCELO
365 SABUYA, EDWIN BROÑOLA
366 SACDALAN, MARCELINO DE LEON
367 SAHAY, EDGAR DOBLES
368 SAJONIA, TITO IYOG
369 SALAZAR, NORMAN MAMASAPANO
370 SALCEDO, JULIUS UBA
371 SALIP ISNANI, CARLOS BARIDJI
372 SALVADOR, RUSSEL JOY ANG
373 SAMPANA, RODEN MONTERO
374 SAMSON, BRYAN DAGOHOY
375 SAMSON, MARLON REBECCA
376 SARAUM, ALEJANDRO ABARQUEZ
377 SARSOSA, MARLON TORRES
378 SARZUELA, VICENTE JR PEREZ
379 SEBIO, CHRISTOPHER VILLADO
380 SEGUISABAL, ROXANNIE OMAN
381 SEVILLO, RUEL REALON
382 SILAO, ROYD SELWIN FERMA
383 SILVESTRE, EDUARD INSULAR
384 SOLIOT, DARIO JR MENDOZA
385 SORIANO, DOMINGO RODEL COPES
386 STA ANA, ARNEL GALLON
387 SUGANOB, EMMANUEL EDIONG
388 SUIZA, BRYAN VILLAREAL
389 SUMANTING, EDWIN GASTADOR
390 SURETA, EDWIN NIEBRES
391 SURILLA, ERIC IGNACIO CABALLIGAN
392 TABABA, LACKIESYN CORNEL
393 TABAG, ARVIN CALVO
394 TABOTABO, IVAN RAY ADOLFO
395 TAGLE, ENRIQUE NERIAS
396 TAGUPA, TYRONE CALAM
397 TALISIC, FREHL MACALALAG
398 TAN, PAUL ZAPANTA
399 TARROZA, ROMAR NAMIS
400 TENGCO, JOHNNY II SIDLAO
401 TEPACE, RAMON JEFFREY ROMANES
402 TESORO, ROBERT JR DEGALA
403 TEVES, RAMON ESTIPULAR
404 TEVES, REDENTOR TESORO
405 TIDALGO, ALMESUR CALANG
406 TOMAGAN, JAYSON DIZON
407 TONQUIN, RAMON JR TABAOSARES
408 TORRALBA, REL ERRELAND DIONGZON
409 TRAMBULO, MARLO SALES
410 TRONO, FEDERICO LIBRANDA
411 TUMBAGA, HANIEBAL BELLO
412 TUPAZ, MARLON BOLOR
413 UNTALAN, GERRYCO MAGALANG
414 URSUA, ERNIE URSUA
415 UY, RONNIE BULAHAN
416 VALENZUELA, REYNALDO VILLARE
417 VARQUEZ, NELSON EDROSO
418 VASOL, JUDE OREAL
419 VENCER, GLEN HERBERT HILAGA
420 VERALLO, RICARDO MONGAS
421 VILCHES, JULIUS AGOCEJOS
422 VILLANUEVA, JOEL MAALA
423 VILLANUEVA, JOMAR MADRONA
424 VILLARTA, FERNANDO CRUZ
425 VILUAN, JESSIE OBLIGACION
426 WACAN, JOSEPH LAPINED
427 WATAMAMA, KHALID BUROWA
428 YEE, MARK VINCENT ATAYZA
429 ZAMORA, WILFREDO JR BACALTOS
29 July 2009
25 July 2009
June 2009 Nursing Board Exam results
The June 2009 Nursing Board Exam results are out! The country has over 32,000 new nurses, the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced yesterday.
The PRC reported that 32,617 out of 77,901 passed the Nurse License Examination in various cities nationwide.
Golda Manto Yap, a graduate of Felipe Verallo Memorial Foundation in Cebu, topped the board examination with a rating of 86.90 percent, followed by Ronie Rose Capati Arevalo of Adamson University with 86.40 percent.
Arellano University graduate Michelle Barberan placed third, with 86.20, while Caroline May Chamen of Philippine College of Health and Sciences and Clarissa Escober of Naga College Foundation were fourth with 86 per cent.
In the fifth slot were University of Sto. Tomas graduates Marco Dometita, Magaret Encarnacion, and Marc Marzan, and Lalaine Perlas of Our Lady of Fatima and Debbie Rose Tanengsy of Velez College.
About 40 other graduates of UST, University of the Philippines and other nursing schools in the country shared the remaining top 10 spots by garnering over 84 percent rating in the examination.
Marco Sto.Tomas, Board of Nursing member, said the new nurses would have to register with the PRC and take their oath at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia in Pasay City next month.
All regional oath-taking schedules will be posted in the BON website: www.bonphilippines.org.
The PRC reported that 32,617 out of 77,901 passed the Nurse License Examination in various cities nationwide.
Golda Manto Yap, a graduate of Felipe Verallo Memorial Foundation in Cebu, topped the board examination with a rating of 86.90 percent, followed by Ronie Rose Capati Arevalo of Adamson University with 86.40 percent.
Arellano University graduate Michelle Barberan placed third, with 86.20, while Caroline May Chamen of Philippine College of Health and Sciences and Clarissa Escober of Naga College Foundation were fourth with 86 per cent.
In the fifth slot were University of Sto. Tomas graduates Marco Dometita, Magaret Encarnacion, and Marc Marzan, and Lalaine Perlas of Our Lady of Fatima and Debbie Rose Tanengsy of Velez College.
About 40 other graduates of UST, University of the Philippines and other nursing schools in the country shared the remaining top 10 spots by garnering over 84 percent rating in the examination.
Marco Sto.Tomas, Board of Nursing member, said the new nurses would have to register with the PRC and take their oath at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia in Pasay City next month.
All regional oath-taking schedules will be posted in the BON website: www.bonphilippines.org.
23 July 2009
USC-TC constructs retention ponds
Taga Talamban, are you not happy with this news? The University of San Carlos has finally started constructing three retention ponds at its Talamban Campus to help prevent further flooding in Talamban.
For those who had experienced being trapped inside the TC campus during rainy days could attest to the hassle this massive flooding in front of the gates is giving to students and faculty.
The cost of the retention ponds is estimated to be P7 million and located at the upstream areas of the campus.
For those who had experienced being trapped inside the TC campus during rainy days could attest to the hassle this massive flooding in front of the gates is giving to students and faculty.
The cost of the retention ponds is estimated to be P7 million and located at the upstream areas of the campus.
15 July 2009
USC International Students Welcome Party 2009
A general assembly and welcome party for international students was held last Saturday afternoon, June 11, at the Theodore Buttenbruch Hall, Main Campus. The event was successfully organized by the officers of the USC International Students Association for AY 2009-2010 in cooperation with the Office of External Affairs, Office of the University Registrar and the Office of Student Affairs.
Fr. President Dionisio Miranda formally welcomed all international students who are enrolled in the University’s different academic programs. Fr. Louie Punzalan, Coordinator for International Students, outlined the program of activities for the school year and encouraged active participation by everyone. Paul Ole Sikamoi, a 3rd year Kenyan Pharmacy student and President of the USC International Students Association, delivered the closing remarks.
One hundred ninety-one international students are enrolled in the University for the First Semester, AY 2009-2010. There are 95 Koreans, 36 Kenyans, 15 Iranians, 9 Americans, 8 Mainland Chinese, 6 Japanese, 3 Canadians, 3 Indonesians, 3 Timorese, 2 Germans, 2 Malaysians, 2 Marshallese, 1 Indian, 1 Micronesian, 1 Nepalese, 1 Pakistani, 1 Spanish, 1 Swedish, 1 Thai and 1 Vietnamese.
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Fr. President Dionisio Miranda formally welcomed all international students who are enrolled in the University’s different academic programs. Fr. Louie Punzalan, Coordinator for International Students, outlined the program of activities for the school year and encouraged active participation by everyone. Paul Ole Sikamoi, a 3rd year Kenyan Pharmacy student and President of the USC International Students Association, delivered the closing remarks.
One hundred ninety-one international students are enrolled in the University for the First Semester, AY 2009-2010. There are 95 Koreans, 36 Kenyans, 15 Iranians, 9 Americans, 8 Mainland Chinese, 6 Japanese, 3 Canadians, 3 Indonesians, 3 Timorese, 2 Germans, 2 Malaysians, 2 Marshallese, 1 Indian, 1 Micronesian, 1 Nepalese, 1 Pakistani, 1 Spanish, 1 Swedish, 1 Thai and 1 Vietnamese.
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07 July 2009
USC Grand Alumni Homecoming 2009
Announcement to all USC Alumni who are in the Philippines and abroad!
What: USC Grand Alumni Homecoming
"Renewing Dedication, Confirming Loyalty"
When: Sunday, August 30, 2009
Where: Grand Convention of Cebu, Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Cebu City
See you all at the Grand Alumni Homecoming! Please spread this news!
University of San Carlos (USC) Alumni links!
What: USC Grand Alumni Homecoming
"Renewing Dedication, Confirming Loyalty"
When: Sunday, August 30, 2009
Where: Grand Convention of Cebu, Archbishop Reyes Avenue, Cebu City
See you all at the Grand Alumni Homecoming! Please spread this news!
University of San Carlos (USC) Alumni links!
04 July 2009
Top 10: Pharmacist Board Exam 2009
The results of the June 2009 Pharmacist Licensure examination has just been released by Professional Regulation Commission (PRC). Graduates of the University of the Philippines and the University of Santo Tomas topped the exam. A graduate from the University of San Carlos, placed 10th.
Here are the Top 10 students in the recent Pharmacist Board exam:
1. Johannes Gubat (UP) and Cheryl Lynn Tan (UST) -- 89.75
2. Paola Mariz Angelie San Roque (UST) -- 88.47
3. Ma. Antonia Pantalla (UST) -- 88.42
4. Ranielle Mendoza (UP Manila) -- 88.40
5. Madinah Corpuz (UST) -- 88.17
6. Claire Francis de Guzman (UST) -- 88.13
7. Erwin Rodenas (Adamson University) -- 88.08
8. Charmaine Maika Ong (UST) -- 88.05
9. Patricia Rose Abalos (UST) -- 87.72
10. Gay Lorainne Cordova (USC) -- 87.67
For more info and a complete list of the results, here is a link.
Here are the Top 10 students in the recent Pharmacist Board exam:
1. Johannes Gubat (UP) and Cheryl Lynn Tan (UST) -- 89.75
2. Paola Mariz Angelie San Roque (UST) -- 88.47
3. Ma. Antonia Pantalla (UST) -- 88.42
4. Ranielle Mendoza (UP Manila) -- 88.40
5. Madinah Corpuz (UST) -- 88.17
6. Claire Francis de Guzman (UST) -- 88.13
7. Erwin Rodenas (Adamson University) -- 88.08
8. Charmaine Maika Ong (UST) -- 88.05
9. Patricia Rose Abalos (UST) -- 87.72
10. Gay Lorainne Cordova (USC) -- 87.67
For more info and a complete list of the results, here is a link.
02 July 2009
St. Arnold Janssen’s Quarter Hour Prayer
St. Arnold Janssen’s Quarter Hour Prayer
L: O God, eternal truth
A: We believe in you.
L: O God, our strength and salvation,
A: We trust in you.
L: O God, infinite goodness,
A: We love with all our heart.
L: You sent the Word into the world as our Savior,
A: Make us all one in Him.
L: Fill us with the Spirit of Christ,
A: That we may proclaim your name everywhere.
L: Incarnate Word of God,
A: Give us life by Your Spirit.
L: Most pure mother of the Lord,
A: Bring all people to Your Son.
L: Holy Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael,
A: Promote the Kingdom of God on Earth.
L: Saints Joseph, Joachim, and Anne,
A: Pray God for more ministers of the Gospel
L: Saints Peter and Paul, John and Andrew
A: Help the heralds of the faith.
L: Saints Gregory, Augustine, Vincent, and Lorenzo, and Blessed Pedro Calungsod,
A: Pray for all the members of the Church of every state and rank.
L: Saint Arnold, Josef and Blessed Maria Helena, and the four SVD martyrs,
A: Help us in our endeavors.
L: May the darkness of sin and the night of unbelief vanish before the light of the Word and the Spirit of grace.
A: And may the heart of Jesus live in the hearts of all.
Amen.
Prayer to St. Arnold
Loving God, you called Arnold to follow your Son, the Divine Word, in proclaiming the Gospel to all peoples. Burning with love for him and filled with his Spirit, he dedicated himself totally to the spreading of your Kingdom of peace and love.
Therefore, with confidence we pray:
St. Arnold, implore for us a burning love for Christ and a dedication to the missionary calling of the Church.
Guide us to build families and communities where justice, compassion and equality are lived.
Help us to stretch our hearts to embrace all peoples of our one world.
May the Light of the Word and the Spirit of Grace transform our world and free our hearts so that we become fully alive with Jesus’ Spirit.
Amen.
L: O God, eternal truth
A: We believe in you.
L: O God, our strength and salvation,
A: We trust in you.
L: O God, infinite goodness,
A: We love with all our heart.
L: You sent the Word into the world as our Savior,
A: Make us all one in Him.
L: Fill us with the Spirit of Christ,
A: That we may proclaim your name everywhere.
L: Incarnate Word of God,
A: Give us life by Your Spirit.
L: Most pure mother of the Lord,
A: Bring all people to Your Son.
L: Holy Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael,
A: Promote the Kingdom of God on Earth.
L: Saints Joseph, Joachim, and Anne,
A: Pray God for more ministers of the Gospel
L: Saints Peter and Paul, John and Andrew
A: Help the heralds of the faith.
L: Saints Gregory, Augustine, Vincent, and Lorenzo, and Blessed Pedro Calungsod,
A: Pray for all the members of the Church of every state and rank.
L: Saint Arnold, Josef and Blessed Maria Helena, and the four SVD martyrs,
A: Help us in our endeavors.
L: May the darkness of sin and the night of unbelief vanish before the light of the Word and the Spirit of grace.
A: And may the heart of Jesus live in the hearts of all.
Amen.
Prayer to St. Arnold
Loving God, you called Arnold to follow your Son, the Divine Word, in proclaiming the Gospel to all peoples. Burning with love for him and filled with his Spirit, he dedicated himself totally to the spreading of your Kingdom of peace and love.
Therefore, with confidence we pray:
St. Arnold, implore for us a burning love for Christ and a dedication to the missionary calling of the Church.
Guide us to build families and communities where justice, compassion and equality are lived.
Help us to stretch our hearts to embrace all peoples of our one world.
May the Light of the Word and the Spirit of Grace transform our world and free our hearts so that we become fully alive with Jesus’ Spirit.
Amen.
29 June 2009
USC Choristers: "Music: The Timeless Gift"
These are few videos taken during the last concert of the USC Choristers "Music: The Timeless Gift" on December 14, 2008.
USC Choristers sings "May Ibong Kakanta Kanta"
USC Choristers sings "Barkada"
USC Choristers sings "High School Musical - The Medley"
Click this link for more.
USC Choristers sings "May Ibong Kakanta Kanta"
USC Choristers sings "Barkada"
USC Choristers sings "High School Musical - The Medley"
Click this link for more.
24 June 2009
Cebuano Studies Center new books!
The Cebuano Studies Center, located at the USC Main Campus library released this report. The Cebuano Studies Center has just launched three new titles: A Dictionary of Bisayan Arts, Kulokabildo, and Sugilanong Sugboanon.
The Dictionary, compiled by CSC director Erlinda Alburo, collects indigenous terms in three Bisayan languages – Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray – in several sections: Art Criticism, Architecture and Boat-building, Ceramics, Crafts and Materials, Entertainment Arts (with Ritual), Language Arts (Communication and Literature) and Visual Arts. Produced with a research grant from the Toyota Foundation of Japan and published through a grant from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, it is an expanded version of the Dictionary of Cebuano Arts published in 2006.
Kulokabildo: Conversations with Cebuano Writers is edited by Literature professor Hope Yu and is a sequel to the first volume of interviews, Kapulongan, that came out in 2008. Like the first volume, the book is accompanied by a CD with excerpts from the interviews.
Sugilanong Sugboanon: Cebuano Fiction until 1940 carries 11 short stories and two excerpts from novels, edited and translated into English by Erlinda Alburo, Simeon Dumdum Jr., Vicente Bandillo Jr., and Resil Mojares, with help from Ester Tapia and the late Lina Espina-Moore. Resil Mojares wrote the critical introduction. The book was produced with funding from the Toyota Foundation of Japan, and published by the Ateneo de Manila University Press. A second volume of Cebuano fiction until 1998 will come out this year, also by the Ateneo press.
The Dictionary, compiled by CSC director Erlinda Alburo, collects indigenous terms in three Bisayan languages – Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray – in several sections: Art Criticism, Architecture and Boat-building, Ceramics, Crafts and Materials, Entertainment Arts (with Ritual), Language Arts (Communication and Literature) and Visual Arts. Produced with a research grant from the Toyota Foundation of Japan and published through a grant from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, it is an expanded version of the Dictionary of Cebuano Arts published in 2006.
Kulokabildo: Conversations with Cebuano Writers is edited by Literature professor Hope Yu and is a sequel to the first volume of interviews, Kapulongan, that came out in 2008. Like the first volume, the book is accompanied by a CD with excerpts from the interviews.
Sugilanong Sugboanon: Cebuano Fiction until 1940 carries 11 short stories and two excerpts from novels, edited and translated into English by Erlinda Alburo, Simeon Dumdum Jr., Vicente Bandillo Jr., and Resil Mojares, with help from Ester Tapia and the late Lina Espina-Moore. Resil Mojares wrote the critical introduction. The book was produced with funding from the Toyota Foundation of Japan, and published by the Ateneo de Manila University Press. A second volume of Cebuano fiction until 1998 will come out this year, also by the Ateneo press.
19 June 2009
USC Tuition Fees for 2009-2010
To: The University Community
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: TUITION FEES AY 2009-2010
That the present period is a critical time in history is no longer a cliché but a sobering warning. Because the primary economic engine that is America has stumbled, the rest of the world is scrambling to adjust. Government reassurances notwithstanding, the Philippines is not immune from contagion; in fact unsettling evidence of the impact is already being noted at regional and province levels.
In Cebu City some of our own stakeholders have already manifested their apprehensions about possible tuition fee adjustments. As demanded by CHED and due process, and after consultation, we are now issuing the following announcement.
The USC administration, College Faculty Association (CFA) and the Administrative Employees Association (ADEA) have jointly agreed that for Academic Year 2009-2010, ALL FEES in ALL departments shall be MAINTAINED at their 2008-2009 levels.
Although this common decision is dictated by the global economic crisis, it is also the product of discernment in the spirit of our vocation as Christian educators. It aims to help new and continuing students of USC and their families to cope with the times even as they seek education in our institution.
Rest assured that the Administration shall partner with CFA and ADEA to look for ways to help faculty and staff to lighten the sacrifices they have graciously assumed to help others cope with the economic difficulties we all face today.
We invite each member of the USC academic and student communities to be more proactive in helping to cut expenses in our operations. An obvious start is avoiding wastage of or economizing on electricity and school materials. Thank you all for the goodwill shown so far; thank you in advance as well for the cooperation awaited in the future.
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: TUITION FEES AY 2009-2010
That the present period is a critical time in history is no longer a cliché but a sobering warning. Because the primary economic engine that is America has stumbled, the rest of the world is scrambling to adjust. Government reassurances notwithstanding, the Philippines is not immune from contagion; in fact unsettling evidence of the impact is already being noted at regional and province levels.
In Cebu City some of our own stakeholders have already manifested their apprehensions about possible tuition fee adjustments. As demanded by CHED and due process, and after consultation, we are now issuing the following announcement.
The USC administration, College Faculty Association (CFA) and the Administrative Employees Association (ADEA) have jointly agreed that for Academic Year 2009-2010, ALL FEES in ALL departments shall be MAINTAINED at their 2008-2009 levels.
Although this common decision is dictated by the global economic crisis, it is also the product of discernment in the spirit of our vocation as Christian educators. It aims to help new and continuing students of USC and their families to cope with the times even as they seek education in our institution.
Rest assured that the Administration shall partner with CFA and ADEA to look for ways to help faculty and staff to lighten the sacrifices they have graciously assumed to help others cope with the economic difficulties we all face today.
We invite each member of the USC academic and student communities to be more proactive in helping to cut expenses in our operations. An obvious start is avoiding wastage of or economizing on electricity and school materials. Thank you all for the goodwill shown so far; thank you in advance as well for the cooperation awaited in the future.
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
07 June 2009
USC: classes begin June 15
To : USC COMMUNITY
From : VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Subject: POSTPONEMENT OF THE OPENING OF CLASSES
Following the directive of CHED Chairman Emmanuel Angeles, classes will start on June 15. This is to give enough time for students who came from abroad for self quarantine, along with other reasons.
This applies to all levels. The academic calendar will be adjusted accordingly. The first semester for Collegiate level will end on October 17 instead of October 10.
Adjustment for College enrollment shall continue according to the following schedule:
June 8 to June 13 (until 4:45 p.m.) - for undergraduate students
June 15 to June 20 (until 12:00 noon) - for graduate students
Any requests related to enrollment, such as request for waiver for violation of sequence of subjects, overload, and others, will no longer be entertained after the deadline.
For your guidance.
FR. FELINO B. JAVINES, JR., SVD
Vice President for Academic Affairs
From : VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
Subject: POSTPONEMENT OF THE OPENING OF CLASSES
Following the directive of CHED Chairman Emmanuel Angeles, classes will start on June 15. This is to give enough time for students who came from abroad for self quarantine, along with other reasons.
This applies to all levels. The academic calendar will be adjusted accordingly. The first semester for Collegiate level will end on October 17 instead of October 10.
Adjustment for College enrollment shall continue according to the following schedule:
June 8 to June 13 (until 4:45 p.m.) - for undergraduate students
June 15 to June 20 (until 12:00 noon) - for graduate students
Any requests related to enrollment, such as request for waiver for violation of sequence of subjects, overload, and others, will no longer be entertained after the deadline.
For your guidance.
FR. FELINO B. JAVINES, JR., SVD
Vice President for Academic Affairs
18 May 2009
Two Carolinians among the "Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP) in Region VII
Carolinian students Miguel Antonio Garcia (Economics) and Stephen Alexeus Baltazar (Accountancy) were chosen as among the awardees of the "Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP) in Region VII."
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Garcia graduated Summa Cum Laude with a grade point average of 1.07 in Bachelor of Arts Major in Economics (Statistics Track Program) last March 2009. While in college, he was always a dean’s lister, first in rank in Arts Division of the College of Arts and Sciences thereby making him a consistent scholar from 2005 to 2009 aside from the Claude M. Wilson Scholarship Program of Rhine Marketing Corporation that he received.
Baltazar, on the other hand, finished his Bachelor of Science in Accountancy as Cum Laude in March 2009. As a college student, he too received several awards and recognition. Foremost are: The Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines Region VII- Central Visayas, Special Awards in Leadership and Exemplary Achievement (cum laude, SGV and Co. Leadership Award, Isla Lipana and Co. Leadership Award, Punongbayan and Araullo Medal for Exemplary Achievements as an Accounting Student), USC The Outstanding Graduate 2009, The Most Outstanding JPIAn 2008 and many others.
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13 May 2009
May 2009 Civil Engineering board exam results -- Top 10
A total of 1,199 out of 2,744 examinees passed the 2009 Civil Engineering Licensure Examinations, the Professional Regulation Commission announced today.
Four made it to the top spot namely Man Wai Lue Chua of De La Salle University (DLSU)-Manila, Alberto Palmares Olidan of the Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP)-Quezon City, Sean Bryner Solis Rey of the Far Eastern University-East Asia College and Michael Geovil Landicho Rovero of the Mapua Institute of Technology, who all got a grade of 96.50 per cent.
Danilo Granilo Romero Jr. of University of San Carlos and Alvin Christopher Galang Varquez of DLSU tied at the No. 2 spot with a grade of 95.80 percent.
Finishing No. 3 is Homer Tomurong Sadie of the University of the Philippines-Diliman who got a grade of 95.45 percent followed by Allan Lucel Ramos Barit of Isabela State University, (95 percent); Cleo Vann Lachica Cedeño, Cebu Institute of Technology; Demi Mark Vinluan De Guzman, UP Diliman and Richard Iso Ygat of TIP, who all got a grade of 94.90 percent.
At the 6th spot are Ronnel Salabit Alzate, University of Mindanao-Davao City, Michael Paolo Soto Bellosillo, DLSU, Riegel Cucharo Dizon, Cebu Institute of Technology and Edward Segundo Gapatan of University of Santo Tomas who all got a grade of 94.75 percent.
They are followed by Roy Albert Nueva Kaimo, UP Diliman, (94.55 percent); Charles Manuel De Los Reyes Garcia, University of Negros Occidental- Recoletos; Jeff Carlo Tagala Oliva, UP-Diliman; Enhart Jabson Tolentino, Mapua, who all got a grade of 94.30 percent.
Finishing 9th is Romen Paras Real, UP Diliman, (94.05 percent) and Edwin Cadigal Bardinas, Technological University of the Philippines-Manila, (93.60 percent.) The oath-taking ceremony will be held on June 23, 1 p.m. at the Manila Hotel.
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Four made it to the top spot namely Man Wai Lue Chua of De La Salle University (DLSU)-Manila, Alberto Palmares Olidan of the Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP)-Quezon City, Sean Bryner Solis Rey of the Far Eastern University-East Asia College and Michael Geovil Landicho Rovero of the Mapua Institute of Technology, who all got a grade of 96.50 per cent.
Danilo Granilo Romero Jr. of University of San Carlos and Alvin Christopher Galang Varquez of DLSU tied at the No. 2 spot with a grade of 95.80 percent.
Finishing No. 3 is Homer Tomurong Sadie of the University of the Philippines-Diliman who got a grade of 95.45 percent followed by Allan Lucel Ramos Barit of Isabela State University, (95 percent); Cleo Vann Lachica Cedeño, Cebu Institute of Technology; Demi Mark Vinluan De Guzman, UP Diliman and Richard Iso Ygat of TIP, who all got a grade of 94.90 percent.
At the 6th spot are Ronnel Salabit Alzate, University of Mindanao-Davao City, Michael Paolo Soto Bellosillo, DLSU, Riegel Cucharo Dizon, Cebu Institute of Technology and Edward Segundo Gapatan of University of Santo Tomas who all got a grade of 94.75 percent.
They are followed by Roy Albert Nueva Kaimo, UP Diliman, (94.55 percent); Charles Manuel De Los Reyes Garcia, University of Negros Occidental- Recoletos; Jeff Carlo Tagala Oliva, UP-Diliman; Enhart Jabson Tolentino, Mapua, who all got a grade of 94.30 percent.
Finishing 9th is Romen Paras Real, UP Diliman, (94.05 percent) and Edwin Cadigal Bardinas, Technological University of the Philippines-Manila, (93.60 percent.) The oath-taking ceremony will be held on June 23, 1 p.m. at the Manila Hotel.
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04 May 2009
Seminar-Workshop in Teaching Economics
What: 1st Regional Seminar-Workshop in Teaching Economics
Host: Department of Economics, University of San Carlos
Date: May 14-16, 2009
Venue: Buttenbruch Conference Hall and CAS-Graduate Lecture Room, University of San Carlos - Main Campus, P. del Rosario St., Cebu City
Participants: Secondary Education Teachers
Registration Fee: Early Registration: Php 2500/pax*
On-site Registration: Php 3000/pax*
*(for 3 days, inclusive of Seminar Kit, 6 Snacks, 3 Meals, Instructional Materials and Certificate)
Host:
The Department of Economics is a small but friendly department in the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of San Carlos. With our high ratio of lecturers per student, we are able to offer intensive and personalized instruction in core economics courses.
The department faculty is a dedicated group of economists with diverse interests. Our research focuses on select areas in economic development , environmental policy, human resources, business and industry, energy and economics education.
The Department has recognized the value of an economics education for professional advancement. We have also trained many academics in the Southern Philippines.
The Department has a tradition of being proactive in meeting social realities we are experiencing. The current economic situation in the country and the world is again challenging usto examine the field we are in. This is the main reason why we are initiating the activity for us to focus on the important and relevant concepts in economics.
Objectives
1. to provide updates on the current situation of economics education;
2. to deepen the understanding on micro and macro economics perspectives important to secondary economics curriculum;
3. to introduce new strategy in teaching economics in order to enhance effectiveness in delivering the subject matter and
4. to share instructional resources in order to intensify the network of information.
Registration
To avail the early registration rate of Php 2500 please call the Department of Economics at (032) 253-1000 loc. 156 and look for Mrs. Vincenta Cabalhin to confirm your participation on or before April 25, 2009. Payments should be made on the registration date. On-site registration fee will be Php 3000.
Host: Department of Economics, University of San Carlos
Date: May 14-16, 2009
Venue: Buttenbruch Conference Hall and CAS-Graduate Lecture Room, University of San Carlos - Main Campus, P. del Rosario St., Cebu City
Participants: Secondary Education Teachers
Registration Fee: Early Registration: Php 2500/pax*
On-site Registration: Php 3000/pax*
*(for 3 days, inclusive of Seminar Kit, 6 Snacks, 3 Meals, Instructional Materials and Certificate)
Host:
The Department of Economics is a small but friendly department in the College of Arts and Sciences of the University of San Carlos. With our high ratio of lecturers per student, we are able to offer intensive and personalized instruction in core economics courses.
The department faculty is a dedicated group of economists with diverse interests. Our research focuses on select areas in economic development , environmental policy, human resources, business and industry, energy and economics education.
The Department has recognized the value of an economics education for professional advancement. We have also trained many academics in the Southern Philippines.
The Department has a tradition of being proactive in meeting social realities we are experiencing. The current economic situation in the country and the world is again challenging usto examine the field we are in. This is the main reason why we are initiating the activity for us to focus on the important and relevant concepts in economics.
Objectives
1. to provide updates on the current situation of economics education;
2. to deepen the understanding on micro and macro economics perspectives important to secondary economics curriculum;
3. to introduce new strategy in teaching economics in order to enhance effectiveness in delivering the subject matter and
4. to share instructional resources in order to intensify the network of information.
Registration
To avail the early registration rate of Php 2500 please call the Department of Economics at (032) 253-1000 loc. 156 and look for Mrs. Vincenta Cabalhin to confirm your participation on or before April 25, 2009. Payments should be made on the registration date. On-site registration fee will be Php 3000.
19 April 2009
RIP: Fr. Romeo P. Bancale, SVD
Please pray for the repose of the soul of Fr. Romeo P. Bancale, SVD. Fr. Bancale passed away last Easter Sunday, April 12, 2009.
He was the Vice-President for Academic Affairs of Holy Name University, Tagbilaran Bohol. He was also the former VPAA of USC.
His remains were flown from Tagbilaran to Manila on Saturday, April 18, 2009. Interment will be on Monday, April 20, 2009 at 3:00 pm, Christ the King Seminary, Quezon City.
Video tribute - Fr. Romeo P. Bancale
He was the Vice-President for Academic Affairs of Holy Name University, Tagbilaran Bohol. He was also the former VPAA of USC.
His remains were flown from Tagbilaran to Manila on Saturday, April 18, 2009. Interment will be on Monday, April 20, 2009 at 3:00 pm, Christ the King Seminary, Quezon City.
Video tribute - Fr. Romeo P. Bancale
03 April 2009
2008 Bar exams results
The 2008 Bar exams results are released. A total of 1,310 passed the 2008 Bar Examinations with a graduate from San Sebastian College topping the list.
Here are the top 10 Bar exam passers.
1. Judy Lardizabal - San Sebastian College - 85.70
2. Mylene Amerol-Macumbal - Mindanao State University - 85.65
3. Oliver Baclay Jr. - Ateneo de Manila University – 85.60
4. Majesty Eve Jala - Ateneo de Manila University – 85.55
5. Maria Elizabeth Liceralde - UP Diliman – 85.40
6. Michael Macapagal - UP Diliman – 84.15
7. Denise Dy - Ateneo de Manila University – 84
April Love Regis - Ateneo de Manila University – 84
8. Christine Joy Tan - Ateneo de Manila University– 83.80
9. Jihan Jacob - San Beda College – 83.75
10. Vanessa Raymundo - San Beda College– 83.70
For the complete list of 2008 successful bar examinees, visit this link.
Here are the top 10 Bar exam passers.
1. Judy Lardizabal - San Sebastian College - 85.70
2. Mylene Amerol-Macumbal - Mindanao State University - 85.65
3. Oliver Baclay Jr. - Ateneo de Manila University – 85.60
4. Majesty Eve Jala - Ateneo de Manila University – 85.55
5. Maria Elizabeth Liceralde - UP Diliman – 85.40
6. Michael Macapagal - UP Diliman – 84.15
7. Denise Dy - Ateneo de Manila University – 84
April Love Regis - Ateneo de Manila University – 84
8. Christine Joy Tan - Ateneo de Manila University– 83.80
9. Jihan Jacob - San Beda College – 83.75
10. Vanessa Raymundo - San Beda College– 83.70
For the complete list of 2008 successful bar examinees, visit this link.
26 March 2009
"Iskolar ng Sun Life" scholarship grants, available
USC announced: Sun Life Financial-Philippines Foundation, Inc. and Sun Life Financial announce the availability of two (2) slots under the 'Iskolar ng Sun Life' scholarship grant for INCOMING 3rd YEAR STUDENTS effective 1st semester, for SY 2009-2010. The scholarship grants consist of full tuition and matriculation, book allowance, monthly stipend. Applicants must be incoming juniors in the following courses:
* BS Biology
* BS Marine Biology
Benefits of the grant:
School Fees - as specified in the curriculum not to exceed P 15,000 per semester per scholar
Book Allowance - P 4,000.00 / sem / scholar
Stipend - P 10,000.00 / sem / scholar
Total - P 29,000 / sem / scholar
Qualifications
- Must be a Filipino citizen
- Must be of good moral character
- Must be in good health
- Must have a General Weighted Average Grade of 2.0, or its equivalent for all previous individual years of stay with the institution
» No grade lower than 3.0
» No grade of INC
» No Dropped/Withdrawn
» Full load as specified in the curriculum
- Not a recipient of any other scholarship or educational grant
- Not have been subjected to any disciplinary action or suspension by the University, or any agency of the Philippine Government, at any time previous to the application or during its effectivity
- Financially challenged (family annual income of not more than PhP300,000.00)
Documents Required
- Birth Certificate
- Certification from the Student Affairs Office
- Latest/Current Medical Certificate
- Latest/Current Certification of Grades from the Registrar’s Office
- Latest/Current Certification from the Student Affairs Office
- Latest Parents’ Income Tax Returns
- 3 Letters of Recommendation
» From a teacher/professor/instructor within the last 2 years
» From a religious leader of applicant’s religious sector or affiliation
» From the Barangay Captain, Mayor, or Governor of the place where the applicant is a resident or is domiciled
For interested applicants, Scholarship Application Forms are available at the Scholarships Office. You may call the Scholarships Office at telephone # 253-54-95; 253-1000 loc 129 or email us at scholarship@usc.edu.ph
* BS Biology
* BS Marine Biology
Benefits of the grant:
School Fees - as specified in the curriculum not to exceed P 15,000 per semester per scholar
Book Allowance - P 4,000.00 / sem / scholar
Stipend - P 10,000.00 / sem / scholar
Total - P 29,000 / sem / scholar
Qualifications
- Must be a Filipino citizen
- Must be of good moral character
- Must be in good health
- Must have a General Weighted Average Grade of 2.0, or its equivalent for all previous individual years of stay with the institution
» No grade lower than 3.0
» No grade of INC
» No Dropped/Withdrawn
» Full load as specified in the curriculum
- Not a recipient of any other scholarship or educational grant
- Not have been subjected to any disciplinary action or suspension by the University, or any agency of the Philippine Government, at any time previous to the application or during its effectivity
- Financially challenged (family annual income of not more than PhP300,000.00)
Documents Required
- Birth Certificate
- Certification from the Student Affairs Office
- Latest/Current Medical Certificate
- Latest/Current Certification of Grades from the Registrar’s Office
- Latest/Current Certification from the Student Affairs Office
- Latest Parents’ Income Tax Returns
- 3 Letters of Recommendation
» From a teacher/professor/instructor within the last 2 years
» From a religious leader of applicant’s religious sector or affiliation
» From the Barangay Captain, Mayor, or Governor of the place where the applicant is a resident or is domiciled
For interested applicants, Scholarship Application Forms are available at the Scholarships Office. You may call the Scholarships Office at telephone # 253-54-95; 253-1000 loc 129 or email us at scholarship@usc.edu.ph
20 March 2009
Old Photos: University of San Carlos, Cebu
I found this online via suroysaysay.site90.net. These are old photos of the University of San Carlos.
06 March 2009
USC's new set of architects
The University of San Carlos, College of Architecture and Fine Arts (USC-CAFA) has released the list of new architects. Congrats to USC and to the CAFA department!
List of Passers for Architecture Board Examination January 2009
1. Aberilla, Michelle E.
2. Abrasaldo, Jeff G.
3. Albiso, Archimedes V.
4. Atenta, Christia Alfred Y.
5. Años, Ann Franzel M.
6. Bala, Katherine D.
7. Baranguita, Dunhill D.
8. Cayanong, Imadyl R.
9. Chu, Jan Michael C.
10. Concepcion, Chad R.
11. Del Mar, Yarmen Gay A.
12. Estopa, Lynde O.
13. Guanzon, Corazon A.
14. Jurilla, Emily Jane C.
15. Mata, Manuel L.
16. Mingo, Loubella Floramay L.
17. Samson, Monyeen R.
18. Sarip, Jonisa A.
19. Tangonan, Ilyn Franz B.
20. Villa, Jessa Noela R.
National Passing Percentage: 39%
USC Passing Percentage: 65%
USC was recognized as the 2nd Top Performing School (22 out of 34 with 20-50 examinees).
List of Passers for Architecture Board Examination January 2009
1. Aberilla, Michelle E.
2. Abrasaldo, Jeff G.
3. Albiso, Archimedes V.
4. Atenta, Christia Alfred Y.
5. Años, Ann Franzel M.
6. Bala, Katherine D.
7. Baranguita, Dunhill D.
8. Cayanong, Imadyl R.
9. Chu, Jan Michael C.
10. Concepcion, Chad R.
11. Del Mar, Yarmen Gay A.
12. Estopa, Lynde O.
13. Guanzon, Corazon A.
14. Jurilla, Emily Jane C.
15. Mata, Manuel L.
16. Mingo, Loubella Floramay L.
17. Samson, Monyeen R.
18. Sarip, Jonisa A.
19. Tangonan, Ilyn Franz B.
20. Villa, Jessa Noela R.
National Passing Percentage: 39%
USC Passing Percentage: 65%
USC was recognized as the 2nd Top Performing School (22 out of 34 with 20-50 examinees).
20 February 2009
November 2008 Nurse Board Exam Results
The November 2008 Nurse Board Exam results are out. Only 39,455 out of 88,649 Nursing examinees passed the Licensure/Board Exam given last November 2008. Are you one of the successful passers?
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15 February 2009
USC: Pharmacist Board Exam results
Here are the results of January 27-28, 2009 Pharmacist Licensure Examination released January 31, 2009 with Carolinian JENNEN A. WONG, ranked TENTH (10th) with a rating of 90.40%.
USC list of 2009 Pharmacist Licensure Exam passers:
1. ALBANO, JENNY E.
2. ARENAJO, ALYANNA R.
3. CARILLO, VAN AISHA LEE D.
4. DEDUMO, RHEA N.
5. DESIERTO, LIRA GRACE G.
6. EJES, KATRINA ANGELA T.
7. ELEDIA, CHRISTIAN
8. GAMELO, SAHRAA JUNE S.
9. NAGSUBAN, HYDIA C.
10. PAGALAN, SARAH JANE D.
11. PANCRUDO, KATRINA A.
12. RAMOS, CHERRY BELLE R.
13. WONG, JENNEN A.
14. YAP, TRINETTE CHRISCILLE L.
15. YU, MEGAN AUBREY U.
National passing percentage is 56.05% (584 out of 1024) while USC passing percentage is 78.95%.
Author: College of Pharmacy
USC list of 2009 Pharmacist Licensure Exam passers:
1. ALBANO, JENNY E.
2. ARENAJO, ALYANNA R.
3. CARILLO, VAN AISHA LEE D.
4. DEDUMO, RHEA N.
5. DESIERTO, LIRA GRACE G.
6. EJES, KATRINA ANGELA T.
7. ELEDIA, CHRISTIAN
8. GAMELO, SAHRAA JUNE S.
9. NAGSUBAN, HYDIA C.
10. PAGALAN, SARAH JANE D.
11. PANCRUDO, KATRINA A.
12. RAMOS, CHERRY BELLE R.
13. WONG, JENNEN A.
14. YAP, TRINETTE CHRISCILLE L.
15. YU, MEGAN AUBREY U.
National passing percentage is 56.05% (584 out of 1024) while USC passing percentage is 78.95%.
Author: College of Pharmacy
11 February 2009
Successful examinees: Results of BSA, BSMA, and BSAT exams
Entrance Exam results: List of Entrance Exam Passers of the BSA, BSMA, and BSAT programs of the University of San Carlos
The chairman of the Accountancy Department of the University of San Carlos, Mr. Challoner A. Matero, through the endorsement of the OIC Dean, Ms. Marissa M. Baldecir, OIC Dean and the approval of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Fr. Felino B. Jabines, Jr. , SVD, announces the passers for the BS-Accountancy, BS-Management Accounting, and BS-Accounting Technology programs for this upcoming academic year 2009-2010. The entrance examination was conducted in various testing centers in the Visayas and Mindanao last August 1, 2008 to January 31, 2009, aside from the regular onsite testing.
First batch of first year enrolment will start on April 20, 2009 to May 2, 2009. All passers are required to enroll within this period. Beyond this period, any available slots will be given to wait list applicants as well as late and qualified applicants.
Top ten scores of BSA, BSMA, and BSAT are as follow;
Rank Name School
1 YAP, DAVE ROBINSON Y. CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE
2 CEMANES, KLYDE FEL A. UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS
2 GOZON, EARL JASON O. COLEGIO DE LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION
3 BUTAO, KEVIN WALTER C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
3 MINOR, MICHELLE G. ST. ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL
4 PIOCO, LOUIS KYM C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
5 SAN PEDRO, MARIA LOURDES S. CEBU MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE
6 ADVENTO, FAYE JOANNE G. UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS-BED-SC
7 CORRO, EUGENIO CEDRIC T. FATHER URIOS HIGH SCHOOL
7 INGKING, AYN ILYA F. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
8 SAN JUAN, RAMIRA VICTORIA E. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
8 TAN, GEORGE L. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 BERONDO, CHRISTIAN PETER M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 CALAYCAY, CHERRY MAE M. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 DE LOS SANTOS, VIKTORIA LUCILLE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 MATE, SHARLYNNE MAE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 BADAJOS, MARY EMMANUELLE H. NEW ORMOC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 PEREZ, CHRISTINE REYNA P. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL OF ORMOC
10 ALMIRANTE, MAE ROMELIN P. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 AMPIL, SHERRY MAE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 CATAPUSAN, KEVIN C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
10 CONDE, KENNETH J. LIDE LEARNING CENTER INC.
10 GO-ACO, SARAH C. SACRED HEART COLLEGE
10 NALDOZA, MILGEE C. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 ONGLUICO, NIÑO PAOLO T. CARAGA REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 ROSALES, CANDICE THERESE G. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 SARIGUMBA, THOMAS ZACHARY P. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Feeder schools included ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL ; ACE LEARNING CENTER INC.; AGUSAN DEL SUR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; ALANGALANG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ; ALORAN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL ; ASIAN DEVELOPMENT FO. COLLEGE; ASIAN LEARNING CENTER; BANTAYAN SOUTHERN INSTITUTE; BETHANY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL; BOHOL WISDOM SCHOOL; CALBAYOG CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CAMOTES HILLSIDE ACADEMY INC.; CAMP LAPU-LAPU NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CANDELARIA INSTITUTE; CARAGA REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; CATAINGAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF LA NAVAL; CEBU ACADEMY; CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE; CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY; CEBU MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE; CEBU NORMAL UNIVERISTY; CEBU STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION; CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY; CENTRAL MINDANAO UNIVESITY; CENTRAL VISAYAN INSTITUTE FOUNDATION; CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE; COLEGIO DE LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION; COLEGIO DE STO. TOMAS RECOLETOS; COMPOSTELA SCIENCE AND TECH. SCHOOL; CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL; CORDOVA ACADEMY COOP SCHOOL; DE LA SALLE ANDRES SORIANO MEMORIAL COLLEGE; DIAZ COLLEGE DIPOLOG COMMUNITY SCHOOL; DOANE BAPTIST SCHOOL; DON BOSCO TECHNOLOGY CENTER; EASTERN VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY; FATHER SATURNINO UNIVERSITY; FATHER URIOS HIGH SCHOOL; HOLY CHILD HIGH SCHOOL; HOLY CROSS COLLEGE OF CARIGARA; HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY; HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL; IBALE CENTER FOR ACADEME INC.IMMACULATE HEART OF MARYLA CONSOLACION COLLEGELIDE LEARNING CENTER INC.; M. ZED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL; MANDAUE CITY SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS; MANDAUE CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; MARIA MONTESSORI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL; MARIAN COLLEGE; MARIE ERNESTINE SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL; MASBATE NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL; MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; NISSI ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL; NOTRE DAME OF ABUYOG ORMOC SE SAN SCHOOL; PALOMPON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY; PIT-OS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; SACRED HEART COLLEGE; SACRED HEART SCHOOL – JESUIT; SACRED HEART SCHOOL-HIJAS DE JESUS; SAINT ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL; SAINT ANTHONY'S ACADEMY; SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE; SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE; SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF LABASON; SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY SURIGAO; SAINT PETER ACADEMY; SAMANTABHADRA INSTITUTE OF CEBU; SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL; SAN ISIDRO PARISH SCHOOL; SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL; SAN LORENZO RUIZ SCHOOL; SAN ROQUE CHILD DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL; SCITECH TUBURAN CAMPUS; SHELOMITH LEARNING CENTER; ST.ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL; ST. ANTHONY'S ACADEMY OF TUBURAN; ST. JAMES HIGH SCHOOL; ST. JOHN'S INSTITUTE; ST. LOUIS SCHOOL OF MANDAUE; ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC COLLEGE; ST. MARY'S ACADEMY; ST. MATTHEW'S HGH SCHOOL; ST. PAUL ACADEMY; ST. PAUL SCHOOL OF MEDELLIN; ST.PAUL UNIVERSITY- SURIGAO; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL OF ORMOC; ST. PETER ACADEMY; ST. PETER'S COLLEGE; ST. SCHOLASTICA'S ACADEMY; ST. TERESA SCHOOL OG HILONGOS; ST. THERESA'S COLLEGE; ST. THERESE EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF LEYTE; STO. TOMAS COLLEGE; SUNRISE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE; SURIGAO EDUCATION CENTER; TACLOBAN ANGELICUM LEARNING CENTER; TAGBILARAN CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; TALISAY MALAYAN ACADEMY; UBAY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; UNIVERSITY OF CEBU- LM; UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS; UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS; UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES; VIGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; VISAYAN NAZARENE BIBLE COLLEGE; VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL; YISHUN YOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL; ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA) is a globally-aligned five year program with a total of 263 units. It puts emphasis on a thorough accounting study to gain adequate knowledge for professional competence. The program develops accounting students to become Certified Public Accountants (CPA) equipped with high level of theoretical knowledge and sound principles and techniques to serve the needs of globalize economy.
List of passers for the BSA program: ABAD TREMAIGNE B.; ABAIZ FERDINAND ROY A.; ABAÑO KARLA MAE R.; ABECIA EVALAINE MAE A.; ABELLANA TRACY FRANCYN A.; ABORDONADO REGINA MARIA PAULA B.; ABRENICA CHRISTOPHER JAKE -.; ADVENTO FAYE JOANNE G.; AGLIPA RODELIA P.; AGRUDA FRANCE DANJO S.; AGUIL SAIDEMAR T.; AGUINALDE KISHIA MARIE L.; AGUNOD ROTCHEE A.; AJOC REBECCA B.; ALEJANDRE ANNA EUNICE R.; ALFANTA LLORRAINE ROSE S.; ALGUIRE JANICA LOREN S.; ALICANTE JENNY M.; ALICAYA AMPARO BEATRI M.; ALLERA DELPHI ARDIN GLEIFF M.; ALUBA OLIVER KENT C.; AMAHAN ELVIN JOHN C.; AMAZONA JUNROM C.; AMOR ANGELICA JANE A.; AMPER ARIANNA LOU M.; AMPIL SHERRY MAE M.; ANCERO VAN ALLEN M.; ANCHETA EASTERLINE GRACE M.; ANDAMON ROLDAN JOSEPH J.; ANDRINO ALLAN PAUL B.; APARTE KIMBERLY G.; ARANETA ARLYN B.; ARCIETE CARYL IVY MARIE T.; ARCILLA DENISE CLAIRE S.; ARCILLO MARJORY MAE A.; ARIBE SHEENA LEI Y.; ARIOSA GENIVEB L.; ARNIO TIMOTHY KIMBERLY R.; ASPACIO JUSTINE MARIE B.; ASTRONOMO DAVIE ANN B.; ATUEL KATRINA LYNN G.; AVANZADO MARIA CECILIA A.; AVELINO PRINCESS LOUISE C.; BACAL MEL ANGELIE D.; BACOLOD RENO III T.; BAGSICAN JOHANNES BERNARD B.; BAGUIO EDZIL JANE S.; BAGUIO MADELLE DIANE B.; BAGUIO MELVE ROSE C.; BAJARIAS LEANN S.; BALANI KEVIN KING G.; BALEN MAE ANN D.; BAQUIAL JANIKA EASTER J.; BAQUIR JOANNE KARL C.; BARBASO KHIM VINCENT B.; BARCENAS MA.; KATRINA E.; BARINQUE DARLENE T.; BAROLA KRIZIA MAE P.; BARTOLINI KATRINA E.; BARTOLOME MA.; FATIMA CLAIRE A.; BAYO EDWARD M.; BELARMINO ROSA MAY B.; BELTRAN CHRISTINE R.; BENIGAY MARIA REIENA G.; BENIGNOS GERSTWIN P.; BERDIN CECILLE APRIL C.; BERE BENSON A.; BERING MARY SIEDAH M.; BERNALDEZ GERMAINE S.; BERONDO CHRISTIAN PETER M.; BESARIO MARIE FRANCIS D.; BILLONES RACHELLE ANNE G.; BOCBOC MARY BETH B.; BOCO MELISSA ANNE C.; BOLOYOS LOVELYN C.; BONITA KENN T.; BONOSTRO MARVIN A.; BONTUYAN JUNA ROSE L.; BOOC MASUMAY F.; BRANZUELA CARMELA DAWN A.; BRUÑOLA HANNAH HAZEL -.; BULING JESSICA JEAN C.; BULLECER GLADYS HOPE C.; BURGOS DIANNE T.; BUSTAMANTE MAIRENE S.; BUTAO KEVIN WALTER C.; CABAHUG ADRIAN A.; CABAHUG HEATHER TESS R.; CABAHUG ROSE ANN S.; CABAÑESAS NESTLE GIN M.; CABATAC JOHNRYAN ANTHONY Q.; CABAYACRUZ JENNY-ROSE O.; CABONITA KIMBERLY CLAIRE D.; CABRERA DEBORAH P.; CABRERA LIZA C.; CACHO GINA LOU M.; CADAO PANTALEON B.; CADAY RENN EVERETTE P.; CAINGIN RENALYN ANGELIQUE R.; CALAGOS JUNAH MARICON B.; CALAURIAN MARK STEVEN G.; CALAYCAY CHERRY MAE M.; CALDERON JO RIZZA G.; CALLANTA JOANNA L.; CAMINADE MARY JUSTINE P.; CAMPOSAGRADO TRISHA FAYE T.; CAÑETE COLLEEN L.; CANG STEVEN KARL B.; CANTERO ALMA VIVA M.; CANTILA DEDITO JR. A.; CANTILLAS SHEIWEE ANN T.; CAPANGPANGAN DANILO JR. N.; CAPAROSO NOELLIE KLARCHEENE A.; CARTECIANO MA. CRISILDA Y.; CASIÑO KARLA MIRZI G.; CASSION JOSEPH EL ROY II B.; CATALUÑA REINA MARGARETTE D.; CATAN MARIA ANGELA P.; CATAPUSAN KEVIN C.; CATINGAN JILLI ANN B.; CATIPAY EUGENCE P.; CATRAL MIGUELLE KRISSA P.; CAVAN QUEENE JOY R.; CEMANES KLYDE FEL A.; CENTINO NICOLE MARIE M.; CHAN BAQUERO VIC BENSON O.; CHAN MARIEL ANGELI B.; CHIA JACQUES A.; CHIONG NICOLAS ARVIN S.; CHUNG TERRECE DARYL L.; CLARET MARIA CELESTE B.; CLAVECILLAS KIMBERLY A.; COLLADOS APPLE JOY L.; CONDE KENNETH J.; CORNEJO SUE CLEO F.; CORREOS KATTY B.; CORRO CORINNE M.; CORRO EUGENIO CEDRIC T.; CORTES MARLOU PAIGE M.; CORTES ROSS ELIZABETH V.; COSEP JARYZZE CAMILLE P.; CRUZ ALLYN D.; CUADRASAL GERARDO KLAUDDIO VAN III G.; CUBELO ANA KARLA R.; CUEVA CARLA KATE D.; CUGTAS MARY CRIS GYLE A.; CUYA CHARMAINE D.; CUYOS MARIA JEREZA S.; DACILLO CRES MARK C.; DAGUPAN CHRISTIAN JAMES C.; DALIMOCON ROMEO RALPH K.; DALUMBAR VERON GEM T.; DAMOLO NIKKI E.; DANIOT DONNA MAE L.; DANLAG KRISTIAN LEE C.; DAÑO MARY JOYCE L.; DE CASTRO VLADIMIR D.; DE GUZMAN MARIE DESIREE O.; DE LOS SANTOS VIKTORIA LUCILLE M.; DE VERA LEAH ROSE C.; DECANO SALOME GLADYS Z.; DECASA ANN THERESE T.; DEL CASTILLO JULIE JEAN F.; DEL CASTILLO SHARRAH MAE V.; DEL MAR ELLALI KIM A.; DEL ROSARIO NICOLE MARIE T.; DELA CERNA CORAZON C.; DELOS ANGELES LEI CHRISTIANNE O.; DEMECILLO JOSEL M.; DESTACAMENTO MARIEL D.; DIAMANTE DYTE P.; DIANALAN SITTIE AYNNA-MEI D.; DICHOS JERAHNEIL A.; DIETO LORENZ CHRISTY C.; DINGAL CAROL ANN G.; DOLLISEN LYNIE PEARL S.; DOVERTE IMA RAE M.; DOWNING JAZIEL LYNNE G.; DUCAY ROSEMARIE A.; DUEÑAS MA. ANGELICA I.; DUEÑAS MIA LARAINNE L.; DURANTE MAE CHEZA R.; DY KIM G.; DY LEONARD MATTHEW L.; DY MARLON BRANN G.; DYENGHONG JOHNDALE S.; EBAO MARK DAVERICH D.; ECHAVEZ ARIANE ROSE V.; EMPEDAD WENONA RAYSAN A.; ENRIQUEZ KEVIN P.; ESPARRAGO ANNEROSE T.; ESPINOSA TREXIE JADE O.; ESTILLORE LIZETTE KAYE F.; ESTO CHRISTIANE MAY B.; ESTOMO MERSHIEL A.; ESTRELLADA CLAUDINE GRACE R.; FABILLAR CRISTEL JEAN A.; FAJARDO JASMINE M.; FAMADOR EUNICE IRISH D.; FAMOR JEWEL JADE M.; FAT LOVELL JEAN V.; FEGUIS CARMELLE MAE A.; FERNANDEZ SALVE MARIE O.; FERNANDEZ VHEN JOHN E.; FERNANDO MARY DANIELLE R.; FIGURACION JUSTINNE ANNE F.; FLORES ZENDY ROSE V.; FRANCISCO KIZZA C.; FUENTES DAISYLYN MAY B.; FULACHE DECE CHRISTINE C.; GALIDO MARY CHRISTINE P.; GALOPE MARY ANTONETTE M.; GARADO DONN EDUARD P.; GARBO SHEILA MARIE A.; GARCIA CRYST ANGELIE S.; GARONG STACY ANNE L.; GASPE CHRISTINE C.; GENELZA CAMILLE FAYE T.; GERSALINA JORSHIM WELLE B.; GIMARINO RAELENE A.; GINCO JULEA NATHALIE B.; GO ANNABELLE E.; GO JUANITO JUNEY III C.; GO-ACO SARAH C.; GOLOSINO BRYAN JAY C.; GOMOLON JOANNA MARIE B.; GONZALES CHRISTIAN RAM O.; GOZON EARL JASON O.; GREEN CLANCY MONIQUE M.; GRESUNES JESSIE KRIS L.; GUADES JOSEF ELLAND BAILEY D.; GUAREN RONAMARIE THERESE A.; GULANE MARUVIE JANE E.; GUMBA ANDREE GERONE D.; HERRERA KIMBERLY DAWN T.; HIMAYA KENT JASON C.; HIPE NIKKO FLORENZ V.; HORA KC HANNA N.; ICOT ROMELYN T.; ILUSTRE RIXES RALPH M.; INGKING AYN ILYA F.; INGKING AYN ILYA F.; JABINES GENICA-LEAH A.; JACA VALERIE ANN G.; JALIPA NORAINE JANE V.; JOAQUINO LALAINE A.; JOTOJOT MA.; JESAMIE V.; JUANICO ANDREW M.; JUEN CHERRY MAE T.; JUNSAY KRISTIANE MAE J.; KAGAKIT ELAINE MAE S.; KAPUNO LANIE BELLE S.; LABAJO AILEEN MILVEE T.; LABAYA EDRIAN VINCENT P.; LABRADA KEEDY FAYE A.; LADA JOHN REAL B.; LATRAS ALFE G.; LAURONILLA LYZA MARIE C.; LAVAPIZ FEBBY KATHRYN M.; LAYESE JOSE FROILAN V.; LIM EARL ADRIAN G.; LIM JO JEREMY SHIELD R.; LIM MA. ANDREI PAULINE L.; LIMPANGOG EUNICE JOY P.; LIMPANGUG MARY MAE E.; LINAO MHELJHEAN D.; LINGGO QUENNIE MAY O.; LISONDRA BARON SILVESTER C.; LISTON MARA BERNADETTE O.; LLORANDO FATIMA LORAINNE R.; LOBINO HADRIAN J.; LOON PAUL B.; LOPEZ JACOB B.; LOPEZ JESSEL A.; LOPEZBAÑOS JESTINE ANN F.; LOSORATA MARY FAITH P.; LOUCA ELENI ATHENA G.; LOZANO LEE MARLO G.; LUCERO NINA DANIELLE C.; LUMALIS VINCENT E.; LUMAPAS GLENA FELICE B.; LUMONTAD CARIZZA MAE R.; MACACHOR ANNE ROCHELLE F.; MACHACON MARY ANGELIE B.; MACKAY RUTH D.; MADERAZO SHARLYN CLAIRE A.; MAGALLANES MIA FE T.; MAGLASANG CORNELLI CELINE P.; MANATAD ALICE P.; MANGUBAT MAE AUSIFAS O.; MANQUIQUIS JAYSON V.; MANZANO MARIE JONI F.; MAQUILING NICOLE VERONICA B.; MARAVILLA WES HARVEN G.; MARGATE JULIET L.; MARICUELO ELLISE JANE T.; MARTINITO DANIEL JOSEPH M.; MATA HANNE JANE R.; MATA JERLYN M.; MATE SHARLYNNE MAE M.; MEJARES EMERALD JOY A.; MELENCION EMILIO II C.; MELGAZO JACQUELINE P.; MENCHAVEZ NOEL ANTHONY N.; MENCHAVEZ RAY JOSEPH V.; MENDEZONA MICHELLE MAE C.; MENDOZA CHESKA INNAH C.; MENDOZA KARLA CHRISTINE V.; MERCADO GUADA FE MARIE J.; MINOR MICHELLE G.; MODINA EDGAR JR.; N.; MONEVA DINA MICHELLE A.; MONTEALTO JESSA MARI R.; MONTECILLO MERYL ROSE G.; MONTEMAYOR KATHREENA S.; MONTERROYO REA MAE M.; MORALES NICE J.; NACUA LLOYD S.; NADALA JACLYN KATE S.; NALDOZA MILGEE C.; NAPIZA MA.; INMACULADA CONCEPCION L.; NARANDAN MARY GRACE S.; NAYGA MARY MADELYNN I.; NUEZ DANIELE ANNE M.; NUÑEZ NIÑO REY O.; NUÑEZ REXTER S.; OBA CRESTA R.; OCAÑADA MA. SHANI DORTE D.; OCARIZA LORD LIMBERT B.; OLANO KRISTEL JADE M.; OMEGA FRANCIS PAOLO C.; OMOLON RODESSA C.; ONDONG JOAN VICTORIA D.; ONGLUICO NIÑO PAOLO T.; OPON JESSA CAMILLE L.; ORLANDA JOSE MARI D.; OROPEL DARLENE FAYE M.; ORTEGA JAN VINCENT G.; OSOL CIRELYN Z.; OSORIO SHELLI F.; OUANO APRILET KAY G.; OZARAGA MARIA REBECCA C.; PADECIO VANESSA ESTELA P.; PADIN DAVID ROY C.; PAGAPONG VALERIE FAYE U.; PANUNCILLO ARTHUR L.; PARADELA CRISPINA LISA O.; PARAISO MA. ANGELA B.; PARNADA JARED NICOLAI N.; PATOC JANIÑALYN A.; PEDROZA PIA LORAINE A.; PELIAS JC JORES P.; PELOSTRATOS JOANNE MARIE C.; PEÑA WILREN NIÑO I.; PEPITO EIBE SYBIL L.; PEPITO STEPHEN NICK MAELNER J.; PEREZ KAREN CLAIRE C.; PESTILLOS LANIE ERICA A.; PILAPIL ROSEMIL ANN L.; PILAPIL WARREN A.; PINILI JEANNE KAMILLE E.; PIOCO LOUIS KYM C.; PIOQUINTO PAOLO MIGUEL R.; PLEÑOS JACKLYN B.; POGOY LINDELMARK I.; POMOY MICHELLE HANN E.; PORCIA ORLY RAFUNZELL G.; PORMIDA JENNICA CECILIA D.; PORTES DIANE MARIE E.; POTICANO THERESE V.; PRUDENCIADO KRECHELLE S.; QUIAPO JOE NEIL E.; QUIJANO ERNEST JOHN JR.; M.; QUILANTANG VICELLE C.; QUIÑANOLA JAFFETH RALPH M.; QUIÑANOLA LYNDON T.; QUIÑOPA MARK VINCENT Y.; QUIOKELES HANNA VALERIE M.; RADEN MAE N.; RAMOS ALETA MAE F.; RAMOS ASTERIO DON JR.; R.; RAMOS BENHUR -.; REAMBONANZA NIKKI CHARMAINE C.; REBUCAS JUSTINE CLIFFORD E.; RECAMARA LARHAINE I.; REDULA LUCYL E.; RELATIVO EDELYN V.; REPOSO JEANEYLYN N.; REY SHEANALYN N.; ROA RON G.; ROBLES NICOLE ANGELA C.; ROMARATE KASHIECA GIANNI C.; ROSALES CANDICE THERESE G.; ROSALES YANNA MARIA C.; ROSETE JOY CARMEL C.; RUSIANA FIDEL C.; SABAYTON PAE ROTSEN S.; SADILI LEDELINE T.; SAGDULLAS JO DANIELLE M.; SALAZAR DIVINE GRACE T.; SALAZAR KEESHIA E.; SAMPIANO ROBELYN T.; SAMSON ABIGAIL C.; SAN JUAN RAMIRA VICTORIA E.; SAN PEDRO MARIA LOURDES S.; SANCHEZ JOSEPH GARY JR.; C.; SANCHEZ MA. ANTONIETA RAZIL N.; SANI JAMELA B.; SARIGUMBA THOMAS ZACHARY P.; SATO KATRIEL ADRIAN C.; SAYAT RHYLE CLIFFORD L.; SEMBLANTE DENISE TIFFANY M.; SERMENSE NEIL ANTHONY A.; SERRANO JURRY PATRIZ L.; SERRATO ARGIE R.; SILVA HAYLEY MAE ANN B.; SIMBLANTE MARIEL MAE T.; SINGUIT FRANCES ANECITA Y.; SOLIANO JOHN GERARD B.; SOLIS NHARDZ MARIE L.; SOLITARIO VINCYL LOUISE C.; SOLITO ANNE BERNADETTE C.; SOTES JOAN MARIE V.; SOTES REJENNE G.; SUAN ADA LYNN M.; SUAN CRISGERUEL JOSEPH M.; SUAYBAGUIO JONESS ANNE S.; SUMALINOG JOYCE DIANE C.; SUMALINOG LORA MAE D.; SUMALINOG SHEILA MAE M.; SUMAYO MARIA ANGELICA Y.; SUNGAPO DIANNE KIMBERLY C.; SUPERALES RAMON JOSE D.; SUSON JONYBELLE I.; TAGAB SHARLEEN GAYLE O.; TALON JOSH-VINCENT MILLES C.; TAMPOS FATIMA GRACE G.; TAN ANGELICA MARV SHAYNE Y.; TAN GEORGE L.; TAN HENDRIK RYAN L.; TAN HERDHEL MAY P.; TAN JHOMELYN B.; TAN ROCHELLE C.; TAN SHANNON T.; TECSON KENT KEVIN V.; TERANA GE ANN C.; TESORO KRISTIAN R.; TIROL SHIENALAE T.; TIU MATTHEW MOSES V.; TOMAKIN RHEENA JAYNE P.; TOMILBA SHEENA H.; TORING HAZEL C.; TROCIO ALEXANDER VINCENT -.; UBAS AARON JAMES C.; UBOD MILKY-KC T.; UMPAD MICHAEL JOSEPH C.; URBANO RAMUEL REX A.; URGELLO JAN VIRGIL A.; UY LADY IRIS BELLE C.; VALLEY SHEILA L.; VERANO HANNAH A.; VERTUDES JASMINE FAYE C.; VESTIL RIO LIZA M.; VILLACERAN MITCHELLE B.; VILLARUEL ANALYN L.; WENCESLAO JERYME KHENT N.; WONG ALYSSA MAE A.; YAMOMO TROY PHILLIP D.; YAP DAVE ROBINSON Y.; YAP CECIL JED YURI L.; YAP MARK BENNETT G.; YAUDER ENNA LORRENCE B.; YBAÑEZ PATRICK ANTHONY G.; YOUNG KRIZIA KIM D.; YU FEMI T.; YU KENNETH D.; YU MARY ELEONOR T.; YUBOC SHIELA D.; YUNGCO MARI MAE T.; YUTICO ROXANE MAE L.; YUTIU JOHN PAUL M.
Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting (BSMA) is a globally-aligned four year program with a total of 215 units. It prepares students to gain a high level of professional competencies in the field of Management Accounting, equipped with a high level of theoretical knowledge and sound principles and techniques. The program will meet the needs of accounting profession for individuals who can apply the language of business using both quantitative and qualitative tools applicable to the macro/micro management of an enterprise.
Passers for the BSMA program include: ALMIRANTE MAE ROMELIN P.; BADAJOS MARY EMMANUELLE H.; DUMAGUING MAGNOLIA JOYCE A.; FERNANDEZ PATRICIA KAMILL B.; FLORES JUSTIN FAYE P.; GOMEZ JONAH ALESSANDRA V.; LAURON PETER JAMES V.; MAESTRADO REGINE D.; OFLAS LOWEND E.; PATATAG GLYRE ANN E.; PEREZ CHRISTINE REYNA P.; RAFANAN ARA N.; SARMIENTO JUNIEL ZIGS L.; TANYU GWENDOLYN NIÑA A.; YU BEN STEVEN S.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology (BSAT) is a three and a half year program with a total of 212 units. The program follows a global accountancy curriculum which is heavily computer-based. The graduates will be employed in the fast growing BPO industry and ready to take the international examination for Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) being accredited in U.K. Canada, and Australia.
BSAT program passers include: CALATRAVA RACHELLE B.; JAVELLANA PATRECIA LORRAINE N.; KAMIMURA MIRAI C.; LOPOS CHARIZ GAIL F.; VILCHES JILIANE G.
The chairman of the Accountancy Department of the University of San Carlos, Mr. Challoner A. Matero, through the endorsement of the OIC Dean, Ms. Marissa M. Baldecir, OIC Dean and the approval of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Fr. Felino B. Jabines, Jr. , SVD, announces the passers for the BS-Accountancy, BS-Management Accounting, and BS-Accounting Technology programs for this upcoming academic year 2009-2010. The entrance examination was conducted in various testing centers in the Visayas and Mindanao last August 1, 2008 to January 31, 2009, aside from the regular onsite testing.
First batch of first year enrolment will start on April 20, 2009 to May 2, 2009. All passers are required to enroll within this period. Beyond this period, any available slots will be given to wait list applicants as well as late and qualified applicants.
Top ten scores of BSA, BSMA, and BSAT are as follow;
Rank Name School
1 YAP, DAVE ROBINSON Y. CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE
2 CEMANES, KLYDE FEL A. UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS
2 GOZON, EARL JASON O. COLEGIO DE LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION
3 BUTAO, KEVIN WALTER C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
3 MINOR, MICHELLE G. ST. ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL
4 PIOCO, LOUIS KYM C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
5 SAN PEDRO, MARIA LOURDES S. CEBU MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE
6 ADVENTO, FAYE JOANNE G. UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS-BED-SC
7 CORRO, EUGENIO CEDRIC T. FATHER URIOS HIGH SCHOOL
7 INGKING, AYN ILYA F. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
8 SAN JUAN, RAMIRA VICTORIA E. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
8 TAN, GEORGE L. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 BERONDO, CHRISTIAN PETER M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 CALAYCAY, CHERRY MAE M. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 DE LOS SANTOS, VIKTORIA LUCILLE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 MATE, SHARLYNNE MAE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
9 BADAJOS, MARY EMMANUELLE H. NEW ORMOC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
9 PEREZ, CHRISTINE REYNA P. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL OF ORMOC
10 ALMIRANTE, MAE ROMELIN P. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 AMPIL, SHERRY MAE M. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 CATAPUSAN, KEVIN C. AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
10 CONDE, KENNETH J. LIDE LEARNING CENTER INC.
10 GO-ACO, SARAH C. SACRED HEART COLLEGE
10 NALDOZA, MILGEE C. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 ONGLUICO, NIÑO PAOLO T. CARAGA REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 ROSALES, CANDICE THERESE G. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
10 SARIGUMBA, THOMAS ZACHARY P. CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL
Feeder schools included ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL ; ACE LEARNING CENTER INC.; AGUSAN DEL SUR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; ALANGALANG NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL ; ALORAN TRADE HIGH SCHOOL ; ASIAN DEVELOPMENT FO. COLLEGE; ASIAN LEARNING CENTER; BANTAYAN SOUTHERN INSTITUTE; BETHANY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL; BOHOL WISDOM SCHOOL; CALBAYOG CITY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CAMOTES HILLSIDE ACADEMY INC.; CAMP LAPU-LAPU NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CANDELARIA INSTITUTE; CARAGA REGIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; CATAINGAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; CATHEDRAL SCHOOL OF LA NAVAL; CEBU ACADEMY; CEBU CITY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; CEBU EASTERN COLLEGE; CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY; CEBU MARY IMMACULATE COLLEGE; CEBU NORMAL UNIVERISTY; CEBU STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY; CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION; CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY; CENTRAL MINDANAO UNIVESITY; CENTRAL VISAYAN INSTITUTE FOUNDATION; CHRIST THE KING COLLEGE; COLEGIO DE LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION; COLEGIO DE STO. TOMAS RECOLETOS; COMPOSTELA SCIENCE AND TECH. SCHOOL; CONCORD HIGH SCHOOL; CORDOVA ACADEMY COOP SCHOOL; DE LA SALLE ANDRES SORIANO MEMORIAL COLLEGE; DIAZ COLLEGE DIPOLOG COMMUNITY SCHOOL; DOANE BAPTIST SCHOOL; DON BOSCO TECHNOLOGY CENTER; EASTERN VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY; FATHER SATURNINO UNIVERSITY; FATHER URIOS HIGH SCHOOL; HOLY CHILD HIGH SCHOOL; HOLY CROSS COLLEGE OF CARIGARA; HOLY NAME UNIVERSITY; HOLY SPIRIT SCHOOL; IBALE CENTER FOR ACADEME INC.IMMACULATE HEART OF MARYLA CONSOLACION COLLEGELIDE LEARNING CENTER INC.; M. ZED CHRISTIAN SCHOOL; MANDAUE CITY SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS; MANDAUE CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; MARIA MONTESSORI INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL; MARIAN COLLEGE; MARIE ERNESTINE SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS SCHOOL; MASBATE NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL; MISAMIS OCCIDENTAL NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; NISSI ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL; NOTRE DAME OF ABUYOG ORMOC SE SAN SCHOOL; PALOMPON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY; PIT-OS NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; SACRED HEART COLLEGE; SACRED HEART SCHOOL – JESUIT; SACRED HEART SCHOOL-HIJAS DE JESUS; SAINT ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL; SAINT ANTHONY'S ACADEMY; SAINT FRANCIS COLLEGE; SAINT JOSEPH COLLEGE; SAINT MARY'S COLLEGE OF LABASON; SAINT PAUL UNIVERSITY SURIGAO; SAINT PETER ACADEMY; SAMANTABHADRA INSTITUTE OF CEBU; SAMAR NATIONAL SCHOOL; SAN ISIDRO PARISH SCHOOL; SAN JUAN HIGH SCHOOL; SAN LORENZO RUIZ SCHOOL; SAN ROQUE CHILD DEVELOPMENT SCHOOL; SCITECH TUBURAN CAMPUS; SHELOMITH LEARNING CENTER; ST.ALPHONSUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL; ST. ANTHONY'S ACADEMY OF TUBURAN; ST. JAMES HIGH SCHOOL; ST. JOHN'S INSTITUTE; ST. LOUIS SCHOOL OF MANDAUE; ST. LOUISE DE MARILLAC COLLEGE; ST. MARY'S ACADEMY; ST. MATTHEW'S HGH SCHOOL; ST. PAUL ACADEMY; ST. PAUL SCHOOL OF MEDELLIN; ST.PAUL UNIVERSITY- SURIGAO; ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL OF ORMOC; ST. PETER ACADEMY; ST. PETER'S COLLEGE; ST. SCHOLASTICA'S ACADEMY; ST. TERESA SCHOOL OG HILONGOS; ST. THERESA'S COLLEGE; ST. THERESE EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF LEYTE; STO. TOMAS COLLEGE; SUNRISE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE; SURIGAO EDUCATION CENTER; TACLOBAN ANGELICUM LEARNING CENTER; TAGBILARAN CITY SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; TALISAY MALAYAN ACADEMY; UBAY NATIONAL SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL; UNIVERSITY OF CEBU- LM; UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS; UNIVERSITY OF SAN JOSE-RECOLETOS; UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES; VIGA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL; VISAYAN NAZARENE BIBLE COLLEGE; VISAYAS STATE UNIVERSITY LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL; YISHUN YOWN SECONDARY SCHOOL; ZAMBOANGA DEL NORTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA) is a globally-aligned five year program with a total of 263 units. It puts emphasis on a thorough accounting study to gain adequate knowledge for professional competence. The program develops accounting students to become Certified Public Accountants (CPA) equipped with high level of theoretical knowledge and sound principles and techniques to serve the needs of globalize economy.
List of passers for the BSA program: ABAD TREMAIGNE B.; ABAIZ FERDINAND ROY A.; ABAÑO KARLA MAE R.; ABECIA EVALAINE MAE A.; ABELLANA TRACY FRANCYN A.; ABORDONADO REGINA MARIA PAULA B.; ABRENICA CHRISTOPHER JAKE -.; ADVENTO FAYE JOANNE G.; AGLIPA RODELIA P.; AGRUDA FRANCE DANJO S.; AGUIL SAIDEMAR T.; AGUINALDE KISHIA MARIE L.; AGUNOD ROTCHEE A.; AJOC REBECCA B.; ALEJANDRE ANNA EUNICE R.; ALFANTA LLORRAINE ROSE S.; ALGUIRE JANICA LOREN S.; ALICANTE JENNY M.; ALICAYA AMPARO BEATRI M.; ALLERA DELPHI ARDIN GLEIFF M.; ALUBA OLIVER KENT C.; AMAHAN ELVIN JOHN C.; AMAZONA JUNROM C.; AMOR ANGELICA JANE A.; AMPER ARIANNA LOU M.; AMPIL SHERRY MAE M.; ANCERO VAN ALLEN M.; ANCHETA EASTERLINE GRACE M.; ANDAMON ROLDAN JOSEPH J.; ANDRINO ALLAN PAUL B.; APARTE KIMBERLY G.; ARANETA ARLYN B.; ARCIETE CARYL IVY MARIE T.; ARCILLA DENISE CLAIRE S.; ARCILLO MARJORY MAE A.; ARIBE SHEENA LEI Y.; ARIOSA GENIVEB L.; ARNIO TIMOTHY KIMBERLY R.; ASPACIO JUSTINE MARIE B.; ASTRONOMO DAVIE ANN B.; ATUEL KATRINA LYNN G.; AVANZADO MARIA CECILIA A.; AVELINO PRINCESS LOUISE C.; BACAL MEL ANGELIE D.; BACOLOD RENO III T.; BAGSICAN JOHANNES BERNARD B.; BAGUIO EDZIL JANE S.; BAGUIO MADELLE DIANE B.; BAGUIO MELVE ROSE C.; BAJARIAS LEANN S.; BALANI KEVIN KING G.; BALEN MAE ANN D.; BAQUIAL JANIKA EASTER J.; BAQUIR JOANNE KARL C.; BARBASO KHIM VINCENT B.; BARCENAS MA.; KATRINA E.; BARINQUE DARLENE T.; BAROLA KRIZIA MAE P.; BARTOLINI KATRINA E.; BARTOLOME MA.; FATIMA CLAIRE A.; BAYO EDWARD M.; BELARMINO ROSA MAY B.; BELTRAN CHRISTINE R.; BENIGAY MARIA REIENA G.; BENIGNOS GERSTWIN P.; BERDIN CECILLE APRIL C.; BERE BENSON A.; BERING MARY SIEDAH M.; BERNALDEZ GERMAINE S.; BERONDO CHRISTIAN PETER M.; BESARIO MARIE FRANCIS D.; BILLONES RACHELLE ANNE G.; BOCBOC MARY BETH B.; BOCO MELISSA ANNE C.; BOLOYOS LOVELYN C.; BONITA KENN T.; BONOSTRO MARVIN A.; BONTUYAN JUNA ROSE L.; BOOC MASUMAY F.; BRANZUELA CARMELA DAWN A.; BRUÑOLA HANNAH HAZEL -.; BULING JESSICA JEAN C.; BULLECER GLADYS HOPE C.; BURGOS DIANNE T.; BUSTAMANTE MAIRENE S.; BUTAO KEVIN WALTER C.; CABAHUG ADRIAN A.; CABAHUG HEATHER TESS R.; CABAHUG ROSE ANN S.; CABAÑESAS NESTLE GIN M.; CABATAC JOHNRYAN ANTHONY Q.; CABAYACRUZ JENNY-ROSE O.; CABONITA KIMBERLY CLAIRE D.; CABRERA DEBORAH P.; CABRERA LIZA C.; CACHO GINA LOU M.; CADAO PANTALEON B.; CADAY RENN EVERETTE P.; CAINGIN RENALYN ANGELIQUE R.; CALAGOS JUNAH MARICON B.; CALAURIAN MARK STEVEN G.; CALAYCAY CHERRY MAE M.; CALDERON JO RIZZA G.; CALLANTA JOANNA L.; CAMINADE MARY JUSTINE P.; CAMPOSAGRADO TRISHA FAYE T.; CAÑETE COLLEEN L.; CANG STEVEN KARL B.; CANTERO ALMA VIVA M.; CANTILA DEDITO JR. A.; CANTILLAS SHEIWEE ANN T.; CAPANGPANGAN DANILO JR. N.; CAPAROSO NOELLIE KLARCHEENE A.; CARTECIANO MA. CRISILDA Y.; CASIÑO KARLA MIRZI G.; CASSION JOSEPH EL ROY II B.; CATALUÑA REINA MARGARETTE D.; CATAN MARIA ANGELA P.; CATAPUSAN KEVIN C.; CATINGAN JILLI ANN B.; CATIPAY EUGENCE P.; CATRAL MIGUELLE KRISSA P.; CAVAN QUEENE JOY R.; CEMANES KLYDE FEL A.; CENTINO NICOLE MARIE M.; CHAN BAQUERO VIC BENSON O.; CHAN MARIEL ANGELI B.; CHIA JACQUES A.; CHIONG NICOLAS ARVIN S.; CHUNG TERRECE DARYL L.; CLARET MARIA CELESTE B.; CLAVECILLAS KIMBERLY A.; COLLADOS APPLE JOY L.; CONDE KENNETH J.; CORNEJO SUE CLEO F.; CORREOS KATTY B.; CORRO CORINNE M.; CORRO EUGENIO CEDRIC T.; CORTES MARLOU PAIGE M.; CORTES ROSS ELIZABETH V.; COSEP JARYZZE CAMILLE P.; CRUZ ALLYN D.; CUADRASAL GERARDO KLAUDDIO VAN III G.; CUBELO ANA KARLA R.; CUEVA CARLA KATE D.; CUGTAS MARY CRIS GYLE A.; CUYA CHARMAINE D.; CUYOS MARIA JEREZA S.; DACILLO CRES MARK C.; DAGUPAN CHRISTIAN JAMES C.; DALIMOCON ROMEO RALPH K.; DALUMBAR VERON GEM T.; DAMOLO NIKKI E.; DANIOT DONNA MAE L.; DANLAG KRISTIAN LEE C.; DAÑO MARY JOYCE L.; DE CASTRO VLADIMIR D.; DE GUZMAN MARIE DESIREE O.; DE LOS SANTOS VIKTORIA LUCILLE M.; DE VERA LEAH ROSE C.; DECANO SALOME GLADYS Z.; DECASA ANN THERESE T.; DEL CASTILLO JULIE JEAN F.; DEL CASTILLO SHARRAH MAE V.; DEL MAR ELLALI KIM A.; DEL ROSARIO NICOLE MARIE T.; DELA CERNA CORAZON C.; DELOS ANGELES LEI CHRISTIANNE O.; DEMECILLO JOSEL M.; DESTACAMENTO MARIEL D.; DIAMANTE DYTE P.; DIANALAN SITTIE AYNNA-MEI D.; DICHOS JERAHNEIL A.; DIETO LORENZ CHRISTY C.; DINGAL CAROL ANN G.; DOLLISEN LYNIE PEARL S.; DOVERTE IMA RAE M.; DOWNING JAZIEL LYNNE G.; DUCAY ROSEMARIE A.; DUEÑAS MA. ANGELICA I.; DUEÑAS MIA LARAINNE L.; DURANTE MAE CHEZA R.; DY KIM G.; DY LEONARD MATTHEW L.; DY MARLON BRANN G.; DYENGHONG JOHNDALE S.; EBAO MARK DAVERICH D.; ECHAVEZ ARIANE ROSE V.; EMPEDAD WENONA RAYSAN A.; ENRIQUEZ KEVIN P.; ESPARRAGO ANNEROSE T.; ESPINOSA TREXIE JADE O.; ESTILLORE LIZETTE KAYE F.; ESTO CHRISTIANE MAY B.; ESTOMO MERSHIEL A.; ESTRELLADA CLAUDINE GRACE R.; FABILLAR CRISTEL JEAN A.; FAJARDO JASMINE M.; FAMADOR EUNICE IRISH D.; FAMOR JEWEL JADE M.; FAT LOVELL JEAN V.; FEGUIS CARMELLE MAE A.; FERNANDEZ SALVE MARIE O.; FERNANDEZ VHEN JOHN E.; FERNANDO MARY DANIELLE R.; FIGURACION JUSTINNE ANNE F.; FLORES ZENDY ROSE V.; FRANCISCO KIZZA C.; FUENTES DAISYLYN MAY B.; FULACHE DECE CHRISTINE C.; GALIDO MARY CHRISTINE P.; GALOPE MARY ANTONETTE M.; GARADO DONN EDUARD P.; GARBO SHEILA MARIE A.; GARCIA CRYST ANGELIE S.; GARONG STACY ANNE L.; GASPE CHRISTINE C.; GENELZA CAMILLE FAYE T.; GERSALINA JORSHIM WELLE B.; GIMARINO RAELENE A.; GINCO JULEA NATHALIE B.; GO ANNABELLE E.; GO JUANITO JUNEY III C.; GO-ACO SARAH C.; GOLOSINO BRYAN JAY C.; GOMOLON JOANNA MARIE B.; GONZALES CHRISTIAN RAM O.; GOZON EARL JASON O.; GREEN CLANCY MONIQUE M.; GRESUNES JESSIE KRIS L.; GUADES JOSEF ELLAND BAILEY D.; GUAREN RONAMARIE THERESE A.; GULANE MARUVIE JANE E.; GUMBA ANDREE GERONE D.; HERRERA KIMBERLY DAWN T.; HIMAYA KENT JASON C.; HIPE NIKKO FLORENZ V.; HORA KC HANNA N.; ICOT ROMELYN T.; ILUSTRE RIXES RALPH M.; INGKING AYN ILYA F.; INGKING AYN ILYA F.; JABINES GENICA-LEAH A.; JACA VALERIE ANN G.; JALIPA NORAINE JANE V.; JOAQUINO LALAINE A.; JOTOJOT MA.; JESAMIE V.; JUANICO ANDREW M.; JUEN CHERRY MAE T.; JUNSAY KRISTIANE MAE J.; KAGAKIT ELAINE MAE S.; KAPUNO LANIE BELLE S.; LABAJO AILEEN MILVEE T.; LABAYA EDRIAN VINCENT P.; LABRADA KEEDY FAYE A.; LADA JOHN REAL B.; LATRAS ALFE G.; LAURONILLA LYZA MARIE C.; LAVAPIZ FEBBY KATHRYN M.; LAYESE JOSE FROILAN V.; LIM EARL ADRIAN G.; LIM JO JEREMY SHIELD R.; LIM MA. ANDREI PAULINE L.; LIMPANGOG EUNICE JOY P.; LIMPANGUG MARY MAE E.; LINAO MHELJHEAN D.; LINGGO QUENNIE MAY O.; LISONDRA BARON SILVESTER C.; LISTON MARA BERNADETTE O.; LLORANDO FATIMA LORAINNE R.; LOBINO HADRIAN J.; LOON PAUL B.; LOPEZ JACOB B.; LOPEZ JESSEL A.; LOPEZBAÑOS JESTINE ANN F.; LOSORATA MARY FAITH P.; LOUCA ELENI ATHENA G.; LOZANO LEE MARLO G.; LUCERO NINA DANIELLE C.; LUMALIS VINCENT E.; LUMAPAS GLENA FELICE B.; LUMONTAD CARIZZA MAE R.; MACACHOR ANNE ROCHELLE F.; MACHACON MARY ANGELIE B.; MACKAY RUTH D.; MADERAZO SHARLYN CLAIRE A.; MAGALLANES MIA FE T.; MAGLASANG CORNELLI CELINE P.; MANATAD ALICE P.; MANGUBAT MAE AUSIFAS O.; MANQUIQUIS JAYSON V.; MANZANO MARIE JONI F.; MAQUILING NICOLE VERONICA B.; MARAVILLA WES HARVEN G.; MARGATE JULIET L.; MARICUELO ELLISE JANE T.; MARTINITO DANIEL JOSEPH M.; MATA HANNE JANE R.; MATA JERLYN M.; MATE SHARLYNNE MAE M.; MEJARES EMERALD JOY A.; MELENCION EMILIO II C.; MELGAZO JACQUELINE P.; MENCHAVEZ NOEL ANTHONY N.; MENCHAVEZ RAY JOSEPH V.; MENDEZONA MICHELLE MAE C.; MENDOZA CHESKA INNAH C.; MENDOZA KARLA CHRISTINE V.; MERCADO GUADA FE MARIE J.; MINOR MICHELLE G.; MODINA EDGAR JR.; N.; MONEVA DINA MICHELLE A.; MONTEALTO JESSA MARI R.; MONTECILLO MERYL ROSE G.; MONTEMAYOR KATHREENA S.; MONTERROYO REA MAE M.; MORALES NICE J.; NACUA LLOYD S.; NADALA JACLYN KATE S.; NALDOZA MILGEE C.; NAPIZA MA.; INMACULADA CONCEPCION L.; NARANDAN MARY GRACE S.; NAYGA MARY MADELYNN I.; NUEZ DANIELE ANNE M.; NUÑEZ NIÑO REY O.; NUÑEZ REXTER S.; OBA CRESTA R.; OCAÑADA MA. SHANI DORTE D.; OCARIZA LORD LIMBERT B.; OLANO KRISTEL JADE M.; OMEGA FRANCIS PAOLO C.; OMOLON RODESSA C.; ONDONG JOAN VICTORIA D.; ONGLUICO NIÑO PAOLO T.; OPON JESSA CAMILLE L.; ORLANDA JOSE MARI D.; OROPEL DARLENE FAYE M.; ORTEGA JAN VINCENT G.; OSOL CIRELYN Z.; OSORIO SHELLI F.; OUANO APRILET KAY G.; OZARAGA MARIA REBECCA C.; PADECIO VANESSA ESTELA P.; PADIN DAVID ROY C.; PAGAPONG VALERIE FAYE U.; PANUNCILLO ARTHUR L.; PARADELA CRISPINA LISA O.; PARAISO MA. ANGELA B.; PARNADA JARED NICOLAI N.; PATOC JANIÑALYN A.; PEDROZA PIA LORAINE A.; PELIAS JC JORES P.; PELOSTRATOS JOANNE MARIE C.; PEÑA WILREN NIÑO I.; PEPITO EIBE SYBIL L.; PEPITO STEPHEN NICK MAELNER J.; PEREZ KAREN CLAIRE C.; PESTILLOS LANIE ERICA A.; PILAPIL ROSEMIL ANN L.; PILAPIL WARREN A.; PINILI JEANNE KAMILLE E.; PIOCO LOUIS KYM C.; PIOQUINTO PAOLO MIGUEL R.; PLEÑOS JACKLYN B.; POGOY LINDELMARK I.; POMOY MICHELLE HANN E.; PORCIA ORLY RAFUNZELL G.; PORMIDA JENNICA CECILIA D.; PORTES DIANE MARIE E.; POTICANO THERESE V.; PRUDENCIADO KRECHELLE S.; QUIAPO JOE NEIL E.; QUIJANO ERNEST JOHN JR.; M.; QUILANTANG VICELLE C.; QUIÑANOLA JAFFETH RALPH M.; QUIÑANOLA LYNDON T.; QUIÑOPA MARK VINCENT Y.; QUIOKELES HANNA VALERIE M.; RADEN MAE N.; RAMOS ALETA MAE F.; RAMOS ASTERIO DON JR.; R.; RAMOS BENHUR -.; REAMBONANZA NIKKI CHARMAINE C.; REBUCAS JUSTINE CLIFFORD E.; RECAMARA LARHAINE I.; REDULA LUCYL E.; RELATIVO EDELYN V.; REPOSO JEANEYLYN N.; REY SHEANALYN N.; ROA RON G.; ROBLES NICOLE ANGELA C.; ROMARATE KASHIECA GIANNI C.; ROSALES CANDICE THERESE G.; ROSALES YANNA MARIA C.; ROSETE JOY CARMEL C.; RUSIANA FIDEL C.; SABAYTON PAE ROTSEN S.; SADILI LEDELINE T.; SAGDULLAS JO DANIELLE M.; SALAZAR DIVINE GRACE T.; SALAZAR KEESHIA E.; SAMPIANO ROBELYN T.; SAMSON ABIGAIL C.; SAN JUAN RAMIRA VICTORIA E.; SAN PEDRO MARIA LOURDES S.; SANCHEZ JOSEPH GARY JR.; C.; SANCHEZ MA. ANTONIETA RAZIL N.; SANI JAMELA B.; SARIGUMBA THOMAS ZACHARY P.; SATO KATRIEL ADRIAN C.; SAYAT RHYLE CLIFFORD L.; SEMBLANTE DENISE TIFFANY M.; SERMENSE NEIL ANTHONY A.; SERRANO JURRY PATRIZ L.; SERRATO ARGIE R.; SILVA HAYLEY MAE ANN B.; SIMBLANTE MARIEL MAE T.; SINGUIT FRANCES ANECITA Y.; SOLIANO JOHN GERARD B.; SOLIS NHARDZ MARIE L.; SOLITARIO VINCYL LOUISE C.; SOLITO ANNE BERNADETTE C.; SOTES JOAN MARIE V.; SOTES REJENNE G.; SUAN ADA LYNN M.; SUAN CRISGERUEL JOSEPH M.; SUAYBAGUIO JONESS ANNE S.; SUMALINOG JOYCE DIANE C.; SUMALINOG LORA MAE D.; SUMALINOG SHEILA MAE M.; SUMAYO MARIA ANGELICA Y.; SUNGAPO DIANNE KIMBERLY C.; SUPERALES RAMON JOSE D.; SUSON JONYBELLE I.; TAGAB SHARLEEN GAYLE O.; TALON JOSH-VINCENT MILLES C.; TAMPOS FATIMA GRACE G.; TAN ANGELICA MARV SHAYNE Y.; TAN GEORGE L.; TAN HENDRIK RYAN L.; TAN HERDHEL MAY P.; TAN JHOMELYN B.; TAN ROCHELLE C.; TAN SHANNON T.; TECSON KENT KEVIN V.; TERANA GE ANN C.; TESORO KRISTIAN R.; TIROL SHIENALAE T.; TIU MATTHEW MOSES V.; TOMAKIN RHEENA JAYNE P.; TOMILBA SHEENA H.; TORING HAZEL C.; TROCIO ALEXANDER VINCENT -.; UBAS AARON JAMES C.; UBOD MILKY-KC T.; UMPAD MICHAEL JOSEPH C.; URBANO RAMUEL REX A.; URGELLO JAN VIRGIL A.; UY LADY IRIS BELLE C.; VALLEY SHEILA L.; VERANO HANNAH A.; VERTUDES JASMINE FAYE C.; VESTIL RIO LIZA M.; VILLACERAN MITCHELLE B.; VILLARUEL ANALYN L.; WENCESLAO JERYME KHENT N.; WONG ALYSSA MAE A.; YAMOMO TROY PHILLIP D.; YAP DAVE ROBINSON Y.; YAP CECIL JED YURI L.; YAP MARK BENNETT G.; YAUDER ENNA LORRENCE B.; YBAÑEZ PATRICK ANTHONY G.; YOUNG KRIZIA KIM D.; YU FEMI T.; YU KENNETH D.; YU MARY ELEONOR T.; YUBOC SHIELA D.; YUNGCO MARI MAE T.; YUTICO ROXANE MAE L.; YUTIU JOHN PAUL M.
Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting (BSMA) is a globally-aligned four year program with a total of 215 units. It prepares students to gain a high level of professional competencies in the field of Management Accounting, equipped with a high level of theoretical knowledge and sound principles and techniques. The program will meet the needs of accounting profession for individuals who can apply the language of business using both quantitative and qualitative tools applicable to the macro/micro management of an enterprise.
Passers for the BSMA program include: ALMIRANTE MAE ROMELIN P.; BADAJOS MARY EMMANUELLE H.; DUMAGUING MAGNOLIA JOYCE A.; FERNANDEZ PATRICIA KAMILL B.; FLORES JUSTIN FAYE P.; GOMEZ JONAH ALESSANDRA V.; LAURON PETER JAMES V.; MAESTRADO REGINE D.; OFLAS LOWEND E.; PATATAG GLYRE ANN E.; PEREZ CHRISTINE REYNA P.; RAFANAN ARA N.; SARMIENTO JUNIEL ZIGS L.; TANYU GWENDOLYN NIÑA A.; YU BEN STEVEN S.
Bachelor of Science in Accounting Technology (BSAT) is a three and a half year program with a total of 212 units. The program follows a global accountancy curriculum which is heavily computer-based. The graduates will be employed in the fast growing BPO industry and ready to take the international examination for Certified Accounting Technician (CAT) being accredited in U.K. Canada, and Australia.
BSAT program passers include: CALATRAVA RACHELLE B.; JAVELLANA PATRECIA LORRAINE N.; KAMIMURA MIRAI C.; LOPOS CHARIZ GAIL F.; VILCHES JILIANE G.
09 February 2009
USC: No tuition fee increase this year
To: The University Community
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: TUITION FEES AY 2009-2010
That the present period is a critical time in history is no longer a cliché but a sobering warning. Because the primary economic engine that is America has stumbled, the rest of the world is scrambling to adjust. Government reassurances notwithstanding, the Philippines is not immune from contagion; in fact unsettling evidence of the impact is already being noted at regional and province levels.
In Cebu City some of our own stakeholders have already manifested their apprehensions about possible tuition fee adjustments. As demanded by CHED and due process, and after consultation, we are now issuing the following announcement.
The USC administration, College Faculty Association (CFA) and the Administrative Employees Association (ADEA) have jointly agreed that for Academic Year 2009-2010, ALL FEES in ALL departments shall be MAINTAINED at their 2008-2009 levels.
Although this common decision is dictated by the global economic crisis, it is also the product of discernment in the spirit of our vocation as Christian educators. It aims to help new and continuing students of USC and their families to cope with the times even as they seek education in our institution.
Rest assured that the Administration shall partner with CFA and ADEA to look for ways to help faculty and staff to lighten the sacrifices they have graciously assumed to help others cope with the economic difficulties we all face today.
We invite each member of the USC academic and student communities to be more proactive in helping to cut expenses in our operations. An obvious start is avoiding wastage of or economizing on electricity and school materials. Thank you all for the goodwill shown so far; thank you in advance as well for the cooperation awaited in the future.
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: TUITION FEES AY 2009-2010
That the present period is a critical time in history is no longer a cliché but a sobering warning. Because the primary economic engine that is America has stumbled, the rest of the world is scrambling to adjust. Government reassurances notwithstanding, the Philippines is not immune from contagion; in fact unsettling evidence of the impact is already being noted at regional and province levels.
In Cebu City some of our own stakeholders have already manifested their apprehensions about possible tuition fee adjustments. As demanded by CHED and due process, and after consultation, we are now issuing the following announcement.
The USC administration, College Faculty Association (CFA) and the Administrative Employees Association (ADEA) have jointly agreed that for Academic Year 2009-2010, ALL FEES in ALL departments shall be MAINTAINED at their 2008-2009 levels.
Although this common decision is dictated by the global economic crisis, it is also the product of discernment in the spirit of our vocation as Christian educators. It aims to help new and continuing students of USC and their families to cope with the times even as they seek education in our institution.
Rest assured that the Administration shall partner with CFA and ADEA to look for ways to help faculty and staff to lighten the sacrifices they have graciously assumed to help others cope with the economic difficulties we all face today.
We invite each member of the USC academic and student communities to be more proactive in helping to cut expenses in our operations. An obvious start is avoiding wastage of or economizing on electricity and school materials. Thank you all for the goodwill shown so far; thank you in advance as well for the cooperation awaited in the future.
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
29 January 2009
Sinulog 2009 videos: Grand Champions
Tangub City won the Grand champion of the Sinulog 2009 Sinulog-based category.
Sinulog 2009 Grand Champion for the Free Interpretation Category -- Abuyog Leyte
Sinulog 2009 Grand Champion for the Free Interpretation Category -- Abuyog Leyte
19 January 2009
LANTAWAN: Official publication of USC-CAFA
Get yourself a copy of LANTAWAN, the official publication of the University of San Carlos, College of Architecture and Fine Arts (USC-CAFA).
Here is a note from the LANTAWAN editor-in-chief, Bro. Bela Lanyi, SVD:
[quote]
Obviously, architecture and fine arts create the scene for community consciousness. The intellectual dimension of architecture and fine arts is the question of Filipino Architecture. LANTAWAN delivers a variety of contributions to this: authors explain, criticize, or even deny the necessity of a Filipino Architecture. May readers form their own opinion on this topic! May LANTAWAN create an atmosphere, a forum, of open discussion! There are open questions: Is Filipino Architecture a national or a regional architecture? Does it unify Filipinos or does it compromise local initiatives with the benefit of the whole country? Moreover, we should not forget about another, rather practical dimension of architecture for community consciousness: the urban heritage. LANTAWAN tries to highlight the urban consequences of so many centuries of Cebu history. What might be the solutions for a better future, even on the level of city ordinances?
As a regional architectural-cultural journal, LANTAWAN extends the local reality beyond all usual boundaries, in particular beyond professional and geographical boundaries. Everybody is invited to read LANTAWAN, to participate in it, because architecture and fine arts are anyone’s matter. A special zest is given by the fact that the editor is a foreigner. His commitment as Divine Word Missionary (SVD) transcends even another boundary between spirituality and “practical life,” between Church as commissioner and artists as performers.
[/quote]
For copies, contact the Dean:
ESPINA, OMAR MAXWELL PEREZ
Dean - Architecture and Fine Arts
ompespina@usc.edu.ph
Here is a note from the LANTAWAN editor-in-chief, Bro. Bela Lanyi, SVD:
[quote]
Obviously, architecture and fine arts create the scene for community consciousness. The intellectual dimension of architecture and fine arts is the question of Filipino Architecture. LANTAWAN delivers a variety of contributions to this: authors explain, criticize, or even deny the necessity of a Filipino Architecture. May readers form their own opinion on this topic! May LANTAWAN create an atmosphere, a forum, of open discussion! There are open questions: Is Filipino Architecture a national or a regional architecture? Does it unify Filipinos or does it compromise local initiatives with the benefit of the whole country? Moreover, we should not forget about another, rather practical dimension of architecture for community consciousness: the urban heritage. LANTAWAN tries to highlight the urban consequences of so many centuries of Cebu history. What might be the solutions for a better future, even on the level of city ordinances?
As a regional architectural-cultural journal, LANTAWAN extends the local reality beyond all usual boundaries, in particular beyond professional and geographical boundaries. Everybody is invited to read LANTAWAN, to participate in it, because architecture and fine arts are anyone’s matter. A special zest is given by the fact that the editor is a foreigner. His commitment as Divine Word Missionary (SVD) transcends even another boundary between spirituality and “practical life,” between Church as commissioner and artists as performers.
[/quote]
For copies, contact the Dean:
ESPINA, OMAR MAXWELL PEREZ
Dean - Architecture and Fine Arts
ompespina@usc.edu.ph
11 January 2009
Sinulog 2009 announcement from Fr. President
To : The University Community
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: Feast of Señor Santo Niño
In honor of the feast of the Child Jesus, Señor Santo Niño, a solemn procession is scheduled in the afternoon of Saturday, January 17. Since this falls on a Saturday before the mid-term examinations, we are supposed to have a whole day work. However, to allow the devotees to join the activity, work will only be up to 12:00 noon.
Monday, January 19, the day following the feast of Señor Santo Niño is declared as a free day for universities in the city. Thus, to give time for the students to make payments and secure their admission slips for the mid-term examinations, Tellers are available on Monday, January 19 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Pit Señor!!
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
Through the College Deans/Department Chairs/
Principals/Office Heads/SSC President
Subject: Feast of Señor Santo Niño
In honor of the feast of the Child Jesus, Señor Santo Niño, a solemn procession is scheduled in the afternoon of Saturday, January 17. Since this falls on a Saturday before the mid-term examinations, we are supposed to have a whole day work. However, to allow the devotees to join the activity, work will only be up to 12:00 noon.
Monday, January 19, the day following the feast of Señor Santo Niño is declared as a free day for universities in the city. Thus, to give time for the students to make payments and secure their admission slips for the mid-term examinations, Tellers are available on Monday, January 19 from 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 1:30-5:00 p.m.
Pit Señor!!
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
30 December 2008
Video Feature: CAFA Christmas party
Teejay and Dixie danced "Bleeding Love" by Leona Lewis during CAFA's Christmas party 2008.
video is from cisgwapa
video is from cisgwapa
04 December 2008
12th National Conference of the Council of Economics Educators -- update
Rey Uzhmar C. Padit fromm the USC-Department of Economics posted this news. This is an update to the recently concluded 12th National Conference of the Council of Economics Educators.
The Department of Economics and the Department of Business Administration together with their respective student organizations, Carolinian Economics Society and the Society of Young Business Executives and Entrepreneurs successfully hosted the 12th National Conference of the Council of Economics Educators last November 20-22, 2008 at the Fr. Albert van Gansewinkel Hall, Main Campus, University of San Carlos.
The theme of the conference was “Economics of Education: Responding to Global Challenges”. With more than 85 participants comprising of students and teachers across the country, they had the opportunity to listen personally to those experts who are on the front line of the global challenges we are experiencing now. First, they had Mr. Arcadio Cruz, the assistant FAO Country Representative who talked on food security maximization while Dr. Nereus J.R.O. Acosta of Asian Institute of Management delivered a lecture on the economics of global environment. They were also privileged to have the Vice-President for Academics of the University of San Carlos, Fr. Felino B. Javines, Jr., SVD, and City Councilor Roberto Cabarubbias to welcome them to the conference.
After taking pleasure from the lectures, they also enjoyed the sumptuous gathering during the Fellowship Night held at the Wrocklage Yard, where Mr. Francisco M. Largo, Chair of the Department of Economics made his Oath of Office as Member of the Board of Directors representing Visayas for 2008-2010 together with other newly elected officers of CECON. The event would never be complete without having them experience the rich scenery Cebu could offer. On the second day, the participants had the city tour and could not stop but succumb to the temptation of otaps sa Shamrock, buwad sa Tabuan, native bags and accessories in Mactan Shrine and the exuding image of the Sto. Niño.
But most of all it was another opportunity for the Carolinians to project again their national presence and no doubt history will have another moment to look unto.
30 November 2008
Board Examination for Librarians List of Passers
Kristine Yap Martinez placed 4th in the 2008 Board Examination for Librarians. Martinez graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelors degree in Library and Information Science.
Other Board Exam Passers:
Febie Mayol Arique
Geraldine Tumulak Baro
Honeylynn Canono Ceniza
Raymond Laguardia Ceniza
Barbara Pepito Faura
Rhodora Ermac Flores
Farinmae Fernan Ramos
Cecilia Rada Somosa
Krista Kamille Gacrama Vitos
USC Ranked 3rd as Top Performing School and Ranked 1st among Visayas and Mindanao Library and Information Science schools.
Other Board Exam Passers:
Febie Mayol Arique
Geraldine Tumulak Baro
Honeylynn Canono Ceniza
Raymond Laguardia Ceniza
Barbara Pepito Faura
Rhodora Ermac Flores
Farinmae Fernan Ramos
Cecilia Rada Somosa
Krista Kamille Gacrama Vitos
USC Ranked 3rd as Top Performing School and Ranked 1st among Visayas and Mindanao Library and Information Science schools.
23 November 2008
USC Chemical Engineering Board Exam passers
This is the list for the USC Chemical Engineering Board Exam passers for the November 2008 exam. Two Carolinians secured places in the Top 10 - Fabrienne Michelle D. Yu (2nd place) and Briant S. Chua (7th place).
Complete list of New Chemical Engineers:
ENGR. Joshua Rey S. Albarina
ENGR. Jezel T. Alivio
ENGR. Andrew Eligius M. Buena
ENGR. Maria Regina S. Cabahug
ENGR. Briant S. Chua
ENGR. Glezel B. Chua
ENGR. Rhea Glaiza B. Cogay
ENGR. Churchelle B. Cuizon
ENGR. Louela Recharl U. Dinglasa
ENGR. Ryan P. Ermac
ENGR. Kenneth N. Inoc
ENGR. Paul Anthony G. Leopoldo
ENGR. Mark Evans C. Macaraig
ENGR. Anthony A. Mayol
ENGR. Chester D. Mellina
ENGR. Hazel V. Membreve
ENGR. Russel N. Menchavez
ENGR. Jeric S. Molina
ENGR. Carmel U. Ratunil
ENGR. Lorraine I. Ybañez
ENGR. Fabrienne Michelle D. Yu
ENGR. Crisfe D. Zapanta
Passing Percentage: 81.5%
National Passing Percentage: 53.4%
USC IS THE 3RD TOP PERFORMING SCHOOL (based on November 2008 Results)
Complete list of New Chemical Engineers:
ENGR. Joshua Rey S. Albarina
ENGR. Jezel T. Alivio
ENGR. Andrew Eligius M. Buena
ENGR. Maria Regina S. Cabahug
ENGR. Briant S. Chua
ENGR. Glezel B. Chua
ENGR. Rhea Glaiza B. Cogay
ENGR. Churchelle B. Cuizon
ENGR. Louela Recharl U. Dinglasa
ENGR. Ryan P. Ermac
ENGR. Kenneth N. Inoc
ENGR. Paul Anthony G. Leopoldo
ENGR. Mark Evans C. Macaraig
ENGR. Anthony A. Mayol
ENGR. Chester D. Mellina
ENGR. Hazel V. Membreve
ENGR. Russel N. Menchavez
ENGR. Jeric S. Molina
ENGR. Carmel U. Ratunil
ENGR. Lorraine I. Ybañez
ENGR. Fabrienne Michelle D. Yu
ENGR. Crisfe D. Zapanta
Passing Percentage: 81.5%
National Passing Percentage: 53.4%
USC IS THE 3RD TOP PERFORMING SCHOOL (based on November 2008 Results)
21 November 2008
Featured video: Voices of USC-JPIA
Time for the Carolinian video feature! This video was taken during the University of San Carlos Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants (JPIA) Freshmen Orientation last June 5, 2008 at USC-South Campus. The performers are Giovie Lynn Boschi, Leomark Villacarlos, Marga Mancelita, and DM Andrino.
The two ladies did a good job. But the two guys did poorly, especially the first guy who performed Christian Bautista's 'Hands To Heaven'.
Video is from: dmisonline
The two ladies did a good job. But the two guys did poorly, especially the first guy who performed Christian Bautista's 'Hands To Heaven'.
Video is from: dmisonline
18 November 2008
Institutional Renewal of the USC Alumni Office
ADVISORY ON THE USC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
To: All USC alumni and the Carolinian Community
Re: Institutional Renewal of the USC Alumni Office
For more than two decades now there has been an ambiguity in the functional identity of the USC Alumni Office. On the one hand it is presumably the principal office tasked to manage USC’s alumni activities and to coordinate all alumni chapters; on the other hand the Carolinians Incorporated tended to assume those responsibilities and perform the same activities as well. In the best of times the overlap can be a valuable asset towards cooperation; in the worst of times it can lead to operational impasse. Hence the recurrent question: “To whom should USC alumni pledge their allegiance – to the University or to Carolinians Incorporated?”
Over the past several months the University President has been in communication with members of the outgoing and incoming Board of Carolinians, Inc., either directly or through the OIC for Alumni Affairs, Fr. Mar Alingasa, SVD. Discussions covered a broad range of topics, e.g., the definition of alumnus or alumna, the essence of an alumni organization together with its mission, structure, membership and activities, how chapters should relate to each other, traits of an ideal Carolinian alumnus and so on.
It is our pleasure to summarize the consensus at this point in the following statements. (a) The USC Alumni Association will be reinstated as the proper institutional organization, with a governance body to be constituted by the University Administration. The OIC for Alumni Affairs will issue the appropriate guidance and information. (b) Historically Carolinians Incorporated holds the distinction of being the first to be constituted not only as chapter of the USC Alumni Association but also as its first chapter based in Cebu. As a corporation, however, Carolinians Inc. cannot but be a juridical entity distinct from the USC Alumni Association. Accordingly CI accepts its operational status as an autonomous alumni chapter with its own constituency of life-time members. (c) Other alumni may choose to organize in the country and abroad under the guidance of the USC Alumni Association which shall accredit them as official chapters. All others who wish to organize independently as alumni associations are certainly free to do so; all USC insists on is that these should explicitly declare their autonomous status from USC.
Who then are USC alumni? USC alumni come from every segment of society, sharing common experience as USC students and graduates. They recognize that USC has enabled them to build professional foundations, rich personal relationships, moral convictions and the Christian idealism needed to enrich the unfolding of their daily lives.
The USC Alumni Association then forms a constituency that exists to promote the mission of the University of San Carlos to pursue educational excellence, broaden friendships among member alumni, and sustain loyalty to Christian ideals. This human network encourages individual alumni to emulate as closely in their family, social and professional life the ideals enshrined in the University motto: Scientia, Virtus et Devotio. Finally the association hopes that the interest stimulated for its alma mater also translates into voluntary support for its concerns. May your membership benefit you, and may you benefit many fellow Carolinians.
In the Spirit of the Word,
Fr. Dionisio M. Miranda,SVD
To: All USC alumni and the Carolinian Community
Re: Institutional Renewal of the USC Alumni Office
For more than two decades now there has been an ambiguity in the functional identity of the USC Alumni Office. On the one hand it is presumably the principal office tasked to manage USC’s alumni activities and to coordinate all alumni chapters; on the other hand the Carolinians Incorporated tended to assume those responsibilities and perform the same activities as well. In the best of times the overlap can be a valuable asset towards cooperation; in the worst of times it can lead to operational impasse. Hence the recurrent question: “To whom should USC alumni pledge their allegiance – to the University or to Carolinians Incorporated?”
Over the past several months the University President has been in communication with members of the outgoing and incoming Board of Carolinians, Inc., either directly or through the OIC for Alumni Affairs, Fr. Mar Alingasa, SVD. Discussions covered a broad range of topics, e.g., the definition of alumnus or alumna, the essence of an alumni organization together with its mission, structure, membership and activities, how chapters should relate to each other, traits of an ideal Carolinian alumnus and so on.
It is our pleasure to summarize the consensus at this point in the following statements. (a) The USC Alumni Association will be reinstated as the proper institutional organization, with a governance body to be constituted by the University Administration. The OIC for Alumni Affairs will issue the appropriate guidance and information. (b) Historically Carolinians Incorporated holds the distinction of being the first to be constituted not only as chapter of the USC Alumni Association but also as its first chapter based in Cebu. As a corporation, however, Carolinians Inc. cannot but be a juridical entity distinct from the USC Alumni Association. Accordingly CI accepts its operational status as an autonomous alumni chapter with its own constituency of life-time members. (c) Other alumni may choose to organize in the country and abroad under the guidance of the USC Alumni Association which shall accredit them as official chapters. All others who wish to organize independently as alumni associations are certainly free to do so; all USC insists on is that these should explicitly declare their autonomous status from USC.
Who then are USC alumni? USC alumni come from every segment of society, sharing common experience as USC students and graduates. They recognize that USC has enabled them to build professional foundations, rich personal relationships, moral convictions and the Christian idealism needed to enrich the unfolding of their daily lives.
The USC Alumni Association then forms a constituency that exists to promote the mission of the University of San Carlos to pursue educational excellence, broaden friendships among member alumni, and sustain loyalty to Christian ideals. This human network encourages individual alumni to emulate as closely in their family, social and professional life the ideals enshrined in the University motto: Scientia, Virtus et Devotio. Finally the association hopes that the interest stimulated for its alma mater also translates into voluntary support for its concerns. May your membership benefit you, and may you benefit many fellow Carolinians.
In the Spirit of the Word,
Fr. Dionisio M. Miranda,SVD
16 November 2008
Top 10 September 2008 Teachers (Elementary and Secondary)
The results of the 2008 Licensure/Board Examination for Teachers (LET) are out! PRC announced that 17,816 elementary teachers out of 58,471 examinees and 18,801 secondary teachers out of 53,195 examinees successfully passed the Board Examination for Teachers given last Sept. 28, 2008.
Two USC graduates placed on the top spots in the secondary level, nos. 5 and 8! Congratulations!
Top 10 September 2008 Teachers (Elementary and Secondary):
ELEMENTARY LEVEL
1. ELISSE ADRIANNE HILARIO REGALA, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 91.80
2. RUDOLF TAMANGEN VECALDO, CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY-TUGUEGARAO 91.60
3. MELISANDE CABACUNGAN JUAN, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 91.00
4. JOHN WILBERT RAYMUNDO ARETAÑO, POLYTECHNIC STATE COLLEGE OF ANTIQUE 90.40
5. SHEILAMARIE CABUGON CACHERO, MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITYLAOAG-COLL. OF EDUCATION 90.20
5. IRIS CULANCULAN DUHAYLONGSOD, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 90.20
6. RODERICK DE LA CRUZ, MARBELLA PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-LOPEZ 90.00
7. DOROTHY JOANN LEI OSOG LABRADOR, ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA 89.80
7. ESTEFANIE SALCEDO VARGAS, ATENEO DE NAGA 89.80
8. RICHELLE ALDAY STEIGERWALD, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 89.40
9. PRINCES RAYMUNDA GUZMAN GATAN, NATIONAL TEACHER'S COLLEGE 89.20
10. CATHERINE GIMANG CAPILLA, NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)-DUMAGUETE 89.00
SECONDARY LEVEL
1. MA. CLEOFE NICOLAS TABANGIN, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-LOS BAÑOS 92.20
2. ROMINA ANN SOON YAP, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 91.80
3. ANGELA DIMALANTA CARREON, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 91.60
4. MARIA ELENA FERMIN FERRER, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 91.20
5. JOHNNY ABELLERA ESMILLA JR., UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN 91.00
5. LUCILLE VIRTUDAZO GANDIONCO, UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS 91.00
6. TONY DANE BUGARIN QUETULIO, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 90.40
6. MARIA NENITA SILANG SE, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 90.40
7. ARIEL DANGCALAN CO, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 90.20
8. RYAN OLIVER DAÑGANAN BAUTISTA, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA 90.00
8. CARL JESTONI BARIQUIT DAKAY, UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS 90.00
8. ELEXOR TORRES DAMASCO, UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS (BAGUIO COLL. FNDTN.) 90.00
8. AUDIE DACUMOS LAUDENCIA, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 90.00
8. FELIZARDO NICODEMUS PULUMBARIT JR., UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 90.00
9. OLIVER VALLEJO AROMIN, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY 89.80
9. MIREN AMALE MENDEZONA JOPSON, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 89.80
9. ROCHELL CASIA MIGUEL, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 89.80
10. PAMELA CRISTINA PARCISO CRISOSTOMO-TUMANG, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA 89.60
10. ISRAEL CRUZ CRUZ, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 89.60
10. VON RYAN GASMEÑA PANGWI, UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO 89.60
Complete list of passers:
Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) 2008 Results - Elementary Level
Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) 2008 Results - Secondary Level
Two USC graduates placed on the top spots in the secondary level, nos. 5 and 8! Congratulations!
Top 10 September 2008 Teachers (Elementary and Secondary):
ELEMENTARY LEVEL
1. ELISSE ADRIANNE HILARIO REGALA, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 91.80
2. RUDOLF TAMANGEN VECALDO, CAGAYAN STATE UNIVERSITY-TUGUEGARAO 91.60
3. MELISANDE CABACUNGAN JUAN, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 91.00
4. JOHN WILBERT RAYMUNDO ARETAÑO, POLYTECHNIC STATE COLLEGE OF ANTIQUE 90.40
5. SHEILAMARIE CABUGON CACHERO, MARIANO MARCOS STATE UNIVERSITYLAOAG-COLL. OF EDUCATION 90.20
5. IRIS CULANCULAN DUHAYLONGSOD, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 90.20
6. RODERICK DE LA CRUZ, MARBELLA PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-LOPEZ 90.00
7. DOROTHY JOANN LEI OSOG LABRADOR, ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA 89.80
7. ESTEFANIE SALCEDO VARGAS, ATENEO DE NAGA 89.80
8. RICHELLE ALDAY STEIGERWALD, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 89.40
9. PRINCES RAYMUNDA GUZMAN GATAN, NATIONAL TEACHER'S COLLEGE 89.20
10. CATHERINE GIMANG CAPILLA, NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)-DUMAGUETE 89.00
SECONDARY LEVEL
1. MA. CLEOFE NICOLAS TABANGIN, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-LOS BAÑOS 92.20
2. ROMINA ANN SOON YAP, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 91.80
3. ANGELA DIMALANTA CARREON, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 91.60
4. MARIA ELENA FERMIN FERRER, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 91.20
5. JOHNNY ABELLERA ESMILLA JR., UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN 91.00
5. LUCILLE VIRTUDAZO GANDIONCO, UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS 91.00
6. TONY DANE BUGARIN QUETULIO, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 90.40
6. MARIA NENITA SILANG SE, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 90.40
7. ARIEL DANGCALAN CO, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 90.20
8. RYAN OLIVER DAÑGANAN BAUTISTA, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA 90.00
8. CARL JESTONI BARIQUIT DAKAY, UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS 90.00
8. ELEXOR TORRES DAMASCO, UNIVERSITY OF THE CORDILLERAS (BAGUIO COLL. FNDTN.) 90.00
8. AUDIE DACUMOS LAUDENCIA, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 90.00
8. FELIZARDO NICODEMUS PULUMBARIT JR., UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 90.00
9. OLIVER VALLEJO AROMIN, MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY-MARAWI CITY 89.80
9. MIREN AMALE MENDEZONA JOPSON, ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C. 89.80
9. ROCHELL CASIA MIGUEL, PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA 89.80
10. PAMELA CRISTINA PARCISO CRISOSTOMO-TUMANG, UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-MANILA 89.60
10. ISRAEL CRUZ CRUZ, UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS 89.60
10. VON RYAN GASMEÑA PANGWI, UNIVERSITY OF BAGUIO 89.60
Complete list of passers:
Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) 2008 Results - Elementary Level
Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) 2008 Results - Secondary Level
11 November 2008
USC: 9th National Quiz Bee Regional Finals -- Champion
Here is a report from Ferdinand S. Boncayao - CAS Department:
The University of San Carlos won the Championship of the Regional Finals (Region 7 - Central Visayas) of the 29th National Quiz Bee held last November 7, 2008 at the University of Southern Philippines Foundation Auditorium, Cebu City.
With nineteen (19) contestants from various schools, colleges and universities, Miguel Antonio B. Garcia, a 4th year Bachelor of Arts in Economics student and consistently ranked as No. 1 in the Dean's List of the College of Arts and Sciences - University of San Carlos, emerged as the Regional Champion in the Collegiate General Information and International Affairs Category. Mr. Garcia will represent the Central Visayas Region in the National Grand Finals of the National Quiz Bee which will be held on December 6, 2008 (Saturday) from 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. at the PhilAmLife Auditorium, U.N. Ave., Manila.
Three other sudents of the College of Arts and Sciences who, together with Mr. Garcia, composed the University of San Carlos Team in the regional competition also gave outstanding performances:
Merachelle R. Borracho, AB Political Science 4 - ranked 3rd
Leinad Castrence R. Garces, AB Philosophy 3 - ranked 3rd
Ace Daryl D. Baruc, AB Political Science 4 - ranked 5th
The regional finalists throughout the country and their respective teacher-coaches will attend the Summit of the Super Quiz Bees on December 4 - 7, 2008 at the Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) Conference Center & Hotel in Tagaytay City. This is an all-expense paid four-day live-in camp with tours, fellowships, environment seminar and sports activities.
The National Quiz Bee competitions are aired nationwide through ABS-CBN's Studio 23 Channel on Sundays at 12:00 Noon and worldwide through TFC Kapamilya Channel.
04 November 2008
Capacity Building for the Conservation of Heritage Structures in the Visayas and Northern Mindanao Regions - Seminar/Workshop
What: Three-day seminar/workshop on Capacity Building for the Conservation of Heritage Structures in the Visayas and Northern Mindanao Regions.
Where: College of Architecture and Fine Arts (CAFA) Theater of the University of San Carlos, Talamban Campus, Cebu City
When: November 6-8, 2008
Registration fee is P1,500.00 per person (P750.00 for students, limited to 50 slots).
Download the registration form.
Where: College of Architecture and Fine Arts (CAFA) Theater of the University of San Carlos, Talamban Campus, Cebu City
When: November 6-8, 2008
Registration fee is P1,500.00 per person (P750.00 for students, limited to 50 slots).
Download the registration form.
01 November 2008
University of San Carlos online enrollment, a failure
The University of San Carlos online enrollment is not working. Those who are wishing to get themselves enrolled while having a vacation on a cozy island, sorry to spoil your daydreaming. You have to be at the University, follow a long queue and sweat like crazy to be listed this coming semester.
The USC online enrollment was introduced last first semester AY 08-09. However, there have been a lot of glitches to the system that they have to shut it down for now.
It may resurrect soon.
So, sa pagkakaron, linya lang una ta bay.
It may resurrect soon.
So, sa pagkakaron, linya lang una ta bay.
30 October 2008
Nos. 4 and 7: USC tops ECE Board Exam 2008
Two Carolinian Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates placed 4th and 7th in the recent ECE Board Examination. Only 36 percent or 1,514 of 4,174 examinees passed the Licensure exam.
Congrats to USC for producing quality graduates.
Here is the list of the ECE Board Exam 2008 Topnotchers:
1. Ferdinand Matuto Sanchez - Technological Institute of the Philippines- Quezon City (91.10)
2. Kristoffer Sy Laiz - Ateneo de Naga (90.30)
3. Roy Andrew Manqueria Garcia - Divine Word College of Calapan (90.20)
3. Leda Celica Bautista Samin - Wesleyan University- Philippines - Cabanatuan City (90.20)
4. Don Joven Ravoy Agravante - University of San Carlos (90.00)
4. Kenneth Aldrin Opis Prudencio - PUP-Sta. Mesa (90.00)
5. Jefril Manongsong Amboy - Batangas State University - Batangas City (89.90)
6. Rigor Lancion Cabuñag - PUP-Sta. Mesa (89.80)
7. Jason Marc Almirol Alegado - University of San Carlos (89.60)
8. Mark Joseph Bernabe Pe - University of the East - Caloocan (89.00)
9. Edison Dimaala de Lara - PUP- Sta. Mesa (88.90)
9. Eleanor Anne Basa Tiglao (88.90)
10. Chester de Vera Parayno - Saint Louis University (88.70)
10. Ryan de Leon Rivera - PUP- Sta. Mesa (88.70)
Complete list of passers can be found here.
Congrats to USC for producing quality graduates.
Here is the list of the ECE Board Exam 2008 Topnotchers:
1. Ferdinand Matuto Sanchez - Technological Institute of the Philippines- Quezon City (91.10)
2. Kristoffer Sy Laiz - Ateneo de Naga (90.30)
3. Roy Andrew Manqueria Garcia - Divine Word College of Calapan (90.20)
3. Leda Celica Bautista Samin - Wesleyan University- Philippines - Cabanatuan City (90.20)
4. Don Joven Ravoy Agravante - University of San Carlos (90.00)
4. Kenneth Aldrin Opis Prudencio - PUP-Sta. Mesa (90.00)
5. Jefril Manongsong Amboy - Batangas State University - Batangas City (89.90)
6. Rigor Lancion Cabuñag - PUP-Sta. Mesa (89.80)
7. Jason Marc Almirol Alegado - University of San Carlos (89.60)
8. Mark Joseph Bernabe Pe - University of the East - Caloocan (89.00)
9. Edison Dimaala de Lara - PUP- Sta. Mesa (88.90)
9. Eleanor Anne Basa Tiglao (88.90)
10. Chester de Vera Parayno - Saint Louis University (88.70)
10. Ryan de Leon Rivera - PUP- Sta. Mesa (88.70)
Complete list of passers can be found here.
20 October 2008
A graduate from University of Saint Louis-Tuguegarao in Cagayan -- topped CPA Board Exam
No one from the University of San Carlos is in the top 10 in the recent CPA Board Exam. No single student from any Cebu schools even. A graduate from the University of Saint Louis-Tuguegarao in Cagayan topped this year's Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensure examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission earlier this month.
Richie Jackson Taguinod Padilla got the highest rating of 92.71 percent in the examination conducted by the Board of Accountancy.
The PRC said 2,442 out of 6,663 examinees passed the test given in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, and Legaspi.
The University of Sto. Tomas (UST) ranked No. 1 among top performing schools, with 259 out of 332 examinees or 78 percent passing the examination, fol-lowed by Ateneo de Davao University with 64 out of 100 examinees or 64 percent.
The Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) in Sta. Mesa, Manila registered 52 percent passing rate, with 301 out of 584 graduates successfully hur-dling the test.
Aside from Padilla, the examinees who garnered the 10 highest places are Ziff Calvin Rigor Marabillo of Silliman University, with a rating of 92.14 percent; Joanes Albert Batalla de Vera, Far Eastern University-Manila, 92 percent; Richellou Jamaica Ortega Lenon, University of the Philippines -Diliman, 91.86 per-cent; Hazel Angeline Quaipos Abenoja, Bicol University-Legaspi, 91.57; Mhark Almario Serato, De La Salle University-Manila, 91.43; Kristine Jennifer Discaya Chua, UP-Diliman, 91.29; Adrian Hizon Bajador, UP-Diliman, 91.14; Raymund Christian Sayco Ong Abrantes, Ateneo de Davao University, 91; Teejay Tamayo Banal, Jose Rizal University, 91; Apple Amatorio Canaya, UP-Visayas-Iloilo, 91; Jessica Madriaga de los Reyes, Adamson University, 91; Melody Jade Figueroa Quilana, University of Northern Philippines-Vigan, 91; Leo-mar Gabon Velez, PUP-Sta. Mesa, Manila, 91; Edison Ramirez Bautista, Wesleyan University of the Philippines-Cabanatuan City, 90.86; and Mark Jerson Rodriguez Pulohanan, UP-Visayas-Iloilo City, 90.86.
The Board of Accountancy is composed of lawyer Eugene Mateo, chairman, and Froilan Ampil, Ma. Elenita B. Cabrera, Rufo Mendoza, Lucila Tarriela, members.
Complete list of those who successfully hurdled the exam is posted here.
Richie Jackson Taguinod Padilla got the highest rating of 92.71 percent in the examination conducted by the Board of Accountancy.
The PRC said 2,442 out of 6,663 examinees passed the test given in the cities of Manila, Baguio, Cagayan de Oro, Cebu, Davao, Iloilo, and Legaspi.
The University of Sto. Tomas (UST) ranked No. 1 among top performing schools, with 259 out of 332 examinees or 78 percent passing the examination, fol-lowed by Ateneo de Davao University with 64 out of 100 examinees or 64 percent.
The Polytechnic University of the Philippines (PUP) in Sta. Mesa, Manila registered 52 percent passing rate, with 301 out of 584 graduates successfully hur-dling the test.
Aside from Padilla, the examinees who garnered the 10 highest places are Ziff Calvin Rigor Marabillo of Silliman University, with a rating of 92.14 percent; Joanes Albert Batalla de Vera, Far Eastern University-Manila, 92 percent; Richellou Jamaica Ortega Lenon, University of the Philippines -Diliman, 91.86 per-cent; Hazel Angeline Quaipos Abenoja, Bicol University-Legaspi, 91.57; Mhark Almario Serato, De La Salle University-Manila, 91.43; Kristine Jennifer Discaya Chua, UP-Diliman, 91.29; Adrian Hizon Bajador, UP-Diliman, 91.14; Raymund Christian Sayco Ong Abrantes, Ateneo de Davao University, 91; Teejay Tamayo Banal, Jose Rizal University, 91; Apple Amatorio Canaya, UP-Visayas-Iloilo, 91; Jessica Madriaga de los Reyes, Adamson University, 91; Melody Jade Figueroa Quilana, University of Northern Philippines-Vigan, 91; Leo-mar Gabon Velez, PUP-Sta. Mesa, Manila, 91; Edison Ramirez Bautista, Wesleyan University of the Philippines-Cabanatuan City, 90.86; and Mark Jerson Rodriguez Pulohanan, UP-Visayas-Iloilo City, 90.86.
The Board of Accountancy is composed of lawyer Eugene Mateo, chairman, and Froilan Ampil, Ma. Elenita B. Cabrera, Rufo Mendoza, Lucila Tarriela, members.
Complete list of those who successfully hurdled the exam is posted here.
16 October 2008
Announcement: USC Holidays and Workdays
TO : The University Community
Through the College Deans, Department Chairs,
Office Heads, SSC President
SUBJECT: Holidays and Workdays
To give ample time for all employees to go home to their respective provinces for the celebration of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day on November 1 and 2 respectively, Friday, October 31 is declared as a half-day work for all. November 3 is likewise considered as free day for all. However, we shall all report the whole day on Saturday, October 11, graduation day for the tertiary level, and Saturday, October 18, in preparation for the second semester enrolment.
We shall return back to work on Tuesday, November 4 and begin the second semester with a Mass in honor of San Carlos Borromeo, whose Feast we celebrate that day.
For the next days then, our schedule shall be:
October 11 Graduation for the tertiary level
Whole day work
October 18 Preparation for second semester enrolment
Whole day work
October 31 Half day work
November 1 All Saints’ Day, holiday
November 2 All Souls’ Day, holiday
November 3 free day
November 4 Mass in honor of San Carlos Borromeo
Start of classes for the second semester AY 2008-2009
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
Through the College Deans, Department Chairs,
Office Heads, SSC President
SUBJECT: Holidays and Workdays
To give ample time for all employees to go home to their respective provinces for the celebration of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day on November 1 and 2 respectively, Friday, October 31 is declared as a half-day work for all. November 3 is likewise considered as free day for all. However, we shall all report the whole day on Saturday, October 11, graduation day for the tertiary level, and Saturday, October 18, in preparation for the second semester enrolment.
We shall return back to work on Tuesday, November 4 and begin the second semester with a Mass in honor of San Carlos Borromeo, whose Feast we celebrate that day.
For the next days then, our schedule shall be:
October 11 Graduation for the tertiary level
Whole day work
October 18 Preparation for second semester enrolment
Whole day work
October 31 Half day work
November 1 All Saints’ Day, holiday
November 2 All Souls’ Day, holiday
November 3 free day
November 4 Mass in honor of San Carlos Borromeo
Start of classes for the second semester AY 2008-2009
FR. DIONISIO M. MIRANDA, SVD MA STD
University President
11 October 2008
2009 Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youth Program
Announcement via USC.edu: 2009 Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youth Program (JENESYS Program)
The Office of External Affairs announces the 10-day Visit Japan Program for College Students in May 2009, implemented jointly by the Japan Information and Cultural Centre (JICC) of the Japanese Embassy, Japan International Cooperation Centre (JICE) and the National Youth Commission (NYC). The program is funded by the Japanese Government with the ASEAN Secretariat.
Qualified and interested college students from the University of San Carlos who are currently taking Japanese Language courses or Japan-related subjects as well as Information Technology students with interest in Japan, supervisors who are experienced and actively engaged in managing youth exchange activities in various fields, those who are interested in Japanese culture and society and who have Japanese language proficiency may secure the necessary application form and guidelines from the Office of External Affairs, Room 128, Main Campus. (A sample copy of the application form and guidelines will also be posted on the bulletin board in front of the Office of External Affairs.)
The students who will qualify to participate in this program must be first-time travellers to Japan while to the supervisors this condition shall not apply.
Deadline for the submission of application forms and documentary requirements will be on Friday, 5 December 2008.
06 October 2008
USC: On-site Entrance Testing Schedule
Schedule of On-site Entrance Testing of the University of San Carlos for Academic Year 2009-2010
Oct. 4, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- St. Peters College Ormoc City
Dec. 6, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- LIDE Learning Center, Inc. Isabel, Leyte
Nov. 15, 2008 -- 9:00 am-12:00 nn -- St. Louise de Marillac College Bogo City, Cebu
Dec. 14, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- LICEO DEL VERBO DIVINO Tacloban City
(formerly Divine Word University, Tacloban Campus)
Jan. 10, 2009 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- Holy Spirit School Tagbilaran City
Jan. 31, 2009 -- 8:30 am-12:00 nn -- Fr. Saturnino Urios University Butuan city
Application Forms are available at the Testing Venue or may be downloaded here.
Requirements for Entrance Testing:
* 3 copies of 2 x 2 ID pictures (colored with white background)
* Pencil
* Testing Fee
Oct. 4, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- St. Peters College Ormoc City
Dec. 6, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- LIDE Learning Center, Inc. Isabel, Leyte
Nov. 15, 2008 -- 9:00 am-12:00 nn -- St. Louise de Marillac College Bogo City, Cebu
Dec. 14, 2008 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- LICEO DEL VERBO DIVINO Tacloban City
(formerly Divine Word University, Tacloban Campus)
Jan. 10, 2009 -- 8:00 am-12:00 nn -- Holy Spirit School Tagbilaran City
Jan. 31, 2009 -- 8:30 am-12:00 nn -- Fr. Saturnino Urios University Butuan city
Application Forms are available at the Testing Venue or may be downloaded here.
Requirements for Entrance Testing:
* 3 copies of 2 x 2 ID pictures (colored with white background)
* Pencil
* Testing Fee
30 September 2008
USC: Civil Engineering Faculty Updates
Engr. Ramon Gitamondoc
Department Chairman
Email:
cedept@usc.usc.edu.ph
rgitamondoc@yahoo.com
Erwin Calo [currently in Japan for his PhD]
MS Hydrology Engineering-IHE (Delft, The Netherlands)
Hydrology Engineering
Pericles Dakay
MSCE, PhD- University of Missouri-Rolta (USA)
Operations Research, Engineering Management
Mario De Leon [currently in Japan for his PhD]
MEng Environmental Science and Technology-TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Environmental Science and Technology
Giovanni Enecio [currently in Dubai]
MSCE- De La Salle University, Philippines
Structural Engineering
Ruperto Faelnar
MEng - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Ricardo Fornis
MS-IHE, PhD Candidate – TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Hydrology, Erosion and Soil Loss
Ramon Gitamondoc
MEng – University of San Carlos, Philippines
Structural Engineering
Geoffer Gonzaga
MS Soil and Water – Wageningen University (The Netherlands)
Soil Erosion
Janice Jamora
MEng - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Solid Waste Management
Nenita Jumao-as
MS Integrated Water Resources and Management-IHE (The Netherlands)
Water Resources Management
Frederick Larida
MEng Candidate - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Transportation Engineering
Jerry Maratas
MEng University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Structural Engineering
Alex Melchor
MEng Candidate - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Water Resources and Environment
Ruena Mendoza
MS Geological Engineering-ITC (The Netherlands)
Geological Engineering
Brian Reroma
MEng – University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Transportation Engineering
Ronilo Saguit
MA Urban and Regional Planning – UP Diliman
Urban and Regional Planning
Eric Ariel Salas [currently in the U.S. for his PhD]
MS Geo-Information Sciences – Wageningen University (The Netherlands)
GIS and Remote Sensing
Nestor Sy, MSCE-DLSU, PhD Candidate-TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Hydrologic Processes
Inocito Trinidad, MS Geotechnical Engineering –AIT (Thailand)
Geotechnical Engineering
Xavier Veloso, MS Water Resources and Environment – USC (Philippines)
Water Resources and Environment
Department Chairman
Email:
cedept@usc.usc.edu.ph
rgitamondoc@yahoo.com
Erwin Calo [currently in Japan for his PhD]
MS Hydrology Engineering-IHE (Delft, The Netherlands)
Hydrology Engineering
Pericles Dakay
MSCE, PhD- University of Missouri-Rolta (USA)
Operations Research, Engineering Management
Mario De Leon [currently in Japan for his PhD]
MEng Environmental Science and Technology-TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Environmental Science and Technology
Giovanni Enecio [currently in Dubai]
MSCE- De La Salle University, Philippines
Structural Engineering
Ruperto Faelnar
MEng - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Ricardo Fornis
MS-IHE, PhD Candidate – TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Hydrology, Erosion and Soil Loss
Ramon Gitamondoc
MEng – University of San Carlos, Philippines
Structural Engineering
Geoffer Gonzaga
MS Soil and Water – Wageningen University (The Netherlands)
Soil Erosion
Janice Jamora
MEng - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Solid Waste Management
Nenita Jumao-as
MS Integrated Water Resources and Management-IHE (The Netherlands)
Water Resources Management
Frederick Larida
MEng Candidate - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Transportation Engineering
Jerry Maratas
MEng University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Structural Engineering
Alex Melchor
MEng Candidate - University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Water Resources and Environment
Ruena Mendoza
MS Geological Engineering-ITC (The Netherlands)
Geological Engineering
Brian Reroma
MEng – University of San Carlos (Philippines)
Transportation Engineering
Ronilo Saguit
MA Urban and Regional Planning – UP Diliman
Urban and Regional Planning
Eric Ariel Salas [currently in the U.S. for his PhD]
MS Geo-Information Sciences – Wageningen University (The Netherlands)
GIS and Remote Sensing
Nestor Sy, MSCE-DLSU, PhD Candidate-TU Delft (The Netherlands)
Hydrologic Processes
Inocito Trinidad, MS Geotechnical Engineering –AIT (Thailand)
Geotechnical Engineering
Xavier Veloso, MS Water Resources and Environment – USC (Philippines)
Water Resources and Environment
27 September 2008
What is a Carolinian? -- interesting finds
If you google the word "Carolinian", it will point you to few websites. Interestingly, Carolinian is more associated with websites from North Carolina. One is the student weekly paper of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro - The Carolinian Online.
Then there's the Carolinian AMTRAK route that travels daily between Charlotte and New York City. The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada has a feature in their Botanical Garden called the Carolinian Forest.
Above all, Carolinian is a language spoken in the Northern Mariana Islands. According to wiki, it is most closely related to Satawalese, Woleaian, and Puluwatese. It has 31 characters in its alphabet.
Do you know of other meanings of "Carolinian"?
Then there's the Carolinian AMTRAK route that travels daily between Charlotte and New York City. The University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada has a feature in their Botanical Garden called the Carolinian Forest.
Above all, Carolinian is a language spoken in the Northern Mariana Islands. According to wiki, it is most closely related to Satawalese, Woleaian, and Puluwatese. It has 31 characters in its alphabet.
Do you know of other meanings of "Carolinian"?
25 September 2008
Upcoming USC events/seminars
"Democracy and the Electoral Process in the U.S."
Dr. David Plotke of New York City
October 3, 2008, 6.30-8.30 pm
Law and Graduate Business Building AVR
Main Campus
MCLE- ACCREDITED SEMINAR
October 23 - 24, 2008, 6.30-8.30 pm
Casino Español de Cebu
V. Ranudo St., Cebu City
Registration starts at 7:30 a.m.; Seminar proper: 8:00 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Seminar fee: Early birds (up to Sept. 15, 2008) P2,500.00 only (for the two-day seminar, inclusive of A.M. & P.M. snacks, lunch & seminar kit)
September 16- October 15 P2,800.00
October 16 - October 22 P3,000.00
On-site P3,500.00
EARLY REGISTRATION ENCOURAGED.
For registration and/or inquiries, please contact USC College of Law at (032) 253-1000 local 170 or 317 or email at lawdean@usc.edu.ph or visit us at 4th Floor, Law and Business School Building, Pelaez St., 6000 Cebu City.
Dr. David Plotke of New York City
October 3, 2008, 6.30-8.30 pm
Law and Graduate Business Building AVR
Main Campus
MCLE- ACCREDITED SEMINAR
October 23 - 24, 2008, 6.30-8.30 pm
Casino Español de Cebu
V. Ranudo St., Cebu City
Registration starts at 7:30 a.m.; Seminar proper: 8:00 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Seminar fee: Early birds (up to Sept. 15, 2008) P2,500.00 only (for the two-day seminar, inclusive of A.M. & P.M. snacks, lunch & seminar kit)
September 16- October 15 P2,800.00
October 16 - October 22 P3,000.00
On-site P3,500.00
EARLY REGISTRATION ENCOURAGED.
For registration and/or inquiries, please contact USC College of Law at (032) 253-1000 local 170 or 317 or email at lawdean@usc.edu.ph or visit us at 4th Floor, Law and Business School Building, Pelaez St., 6000 Cebu City.
23 September 2008
Random USC video: Ken Dixie
The 3rd Student Advertising Congress presents Ken Dixie at the University of San Carlos - Talamban Campus
Thanks to fayesigrid.
Thanks to fayesigrid.
22 September 2008
Faculty Highlight: Engr. Luis Cabatingan
Engr. Luis Cabatingan
Chemical Engineering
Faculty
Faculty Profile
Academic Qualification
M.S. Chemical Engineering
University of the Philippines - Diliman
1995
B. S. Chemical Engineering
University of San Carlos
1993
Teaching Experience
Teaching undergraduate (chemical) engineering students in USC since June1995. Courses taught include transport phenomena, chemical engineering thermodynamics, separation processes, process equipment design, chemical engineering laboratory, applied mathematics for ChE and differential equations. Graduate course taught include advanced engineering mathematics, advanced transport phenomena and downstream processing.
Administrative Assignment/s
Graduate Program coordinator Department of Chemical Engineering, USC
April 2003 - March 2006
ChE Review Program coordinator Department of Chemical Engineering, USC
Jan 2004 - Nov 2005
Publications
* Cabatingan, L. K., Agapay, R. C., Rakels, J. L. L., Ottens, M., van der Wielen, L. A. M. (2001) Potential of Biosorption for the Recovery of Chromate in Industrial Wastewaters. Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 40, 2302-2309.
* Van der Wielen, L. A. M., Cabatingan, L. K. (1999) Fishing products from the sea - rational downstream processing of marine bioproducts. J. Biotechnol. 70, 363-371.
Scientific Presentations
Oral
* “Potential of Biosorption for the Recovery of Chromate in Industrial Wastewaters” 1st Chemistry Research Symposium, Sept 13, 2003, SMED-AVR, USC-TC, Cebu City
* “Integration of Sodium Lactate Conversion and Lactic Acid Product Purification in a Simulated Moving Bed Equipment” 63rd PIChE National Convention, Feb 7-9 2002, UP-Los Banos, College, Laguna USC Charter Day Research Forum, Jul 1 2003, SMED, USC-TC, Cebu City
Poster
* “Simultaneous Conversion and Purification of Organic Acids in a Simulated Moving Bed Chromatographic Reactor” SPICA 2000 Conference, Oct 9-11, 2000, Federal Institute of Technology-Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
* “Studies on the Mechanism of Cr(VI) Sorption by Sargassum sp.” International Seaweed Symposium, April 12-17, 1998, Cebu Plaza Hotel, Cebu City
* “Biosorption of Cr(VI) by Biomass of Marine Algae” 2nd Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference and 3rd Asia-Pacific Conference on Algal Biotechnology, May 7-10, 1997, Phuket Arcadia Hotel and Resort, Phuket, Thailand
Research Project Supervision
M.S. Thesis
* Acidification of Organic Salts through Fixed-Bed Cation Exchange (2006)
B.S. Project Studies
* Sorption-based Separation of Water-Ethanol Mixtures using Iota-and Kappa-Carrageenan (2006)
* Separation of Water-Isopropanol Mixture using Carrageenan (2005)
* Decolorization of Yeast Fermentation Wastewater using Dried Biomass of Sargassum sp. (2004)
* Development of a Unit Operations Laboratory Equipment for Studying the Kinetics of Extraction of Sugar from Sugarcane by Water (2004)
* Biosorption of Iron by Sargasssum polycystum (1998)
* Selection of Marine Algae for Biosorption of Chromium (VI) (1998)
Awards and Recognition
* CHED 2004 Regional Republica Award (Region VII)
May 18, 2004, Century Park Hotel, Malate, Manila
* Corazon J. Cabahug Award for Outstanding Teaching Performance in the Field of Chemical Engineering.
November 28, 2003, Grand Convention Center, Cebu City
* Best Research Paper (USC Charter Day Research Forum)
July 1, 2003, SMED AVR, University of San Carlos, Cebu City
Chemical Engineering
Faculty
Faculty Profile
Academic Qualification
M.S. Chemical Engineering
University of the Philippines - Diliman
1995
B. S. Chemical Engineering
University of San Carlos
1993
Teaching Experience
Teaching undergraduate (chemical) engineering students in USC since June1995. Courses taught include transport phenomena, chemical engineering thermodynamics, separation processes, process equipment design, chemical engineering laboratory, applied mathematics for ChE and differential equations. Graduate course taught include advanced engineering mathematics, advanced transport phenomena and downstream processing.
Administrative Assignment/s
Graduate Program coordinator Department of Chemical Engineering, USC
April 2003 - March 2006
ChE Review Program coordinator Department of Chemical Engineering, USC
Jan 2004 - Nov 2005
Publications
* Cabatingan, L. K., Agapay, R. C., Rakels, J. L. L., Ottens, M., van der Wielen, L. A. M. (2001) Potential of Biosorption for the Recovery of Chromate in Industrial Wastewaters. Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 40, 2302-2309.
* Van der Wielen, L. A. M., Cabatingan, L. K. (1999) Fishing products from the sea - rational downstream processing of marine bioproducts. J. Biotechnol. 70, 363-371.
Scientific Presentations
Oral
* “Potential of Biosorption for the Recovery of Chromate in Industrial Wastewaters” 1st Chemistry Research Symposium, Sept 13, 2003, SMED-AVR, USC-TC, Cebu City
* “Integration of Sodium Lactate Conversion and Lactic Acid Product Purification in a Simulated Moving Bed Equipment” 63rd PIChE National Convention, Feb 7-9 2002, UP-Los Banos, College, Laguna USC Charter Day Research Forum, Jul 1 2003, SMED, USC-TC, Cebu City
Poster
* “Simultaneous Conversion and Purification of Organic Acids in a Simulated Moving Bed Chromatographic Reactor” SPICA 2000 Conference, Oct 9-11, 2000, Federal Institute of Technology-Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
* “Studies on the Mechanism of Cr(VI) Sorption by Sargassum sp.” International Seaweed Symposium, April 12-17, 1998, Cebu Plaza Hotel, Cebu City
* “Biosorption of Cr(VI) by Biomass of Marine Algae” 2nd Asia-Pacific Marine Biotechnology Conference and 3rd Asia-Pacific Conference on Algal Biotechnology, May 7-10, 1997, Phuket Arcadia Hotel and Resort, Phuket, Thailand
Research Project Supervision
M.S. Thesis
* Acidification of Organic Salts through Fixed-Bed Cation Exchange (2006)
B.S. Project Studies
* Sorption-based Separation of Water-Ethanol Mixtures using Iota-and Kappa-Carrageenan (2006)
* Separation of Water-Isopropanol Mixture using Carrageenan (2005)
* Decolorization of Yeast Fermentation Wastewater using Dried Biomass of Sargassum sp. (2004)
* Development of a Unit Operations Laboratory Equipment for Studying the Kinetics of Extraction of Sugar from Sugarcane by Water (2004)
* Biosorption of Iron by Sargasssum polycystum (1998)
* Selection of Marine Algae for Biosorption of Chromium (VI) (1998)
Awards and Recognition
* CHED 2004 Regional Republica Award (Region VII)
May 18, 2004, Century Park Hotel, Malate, Manila
* Corazon J. Cabahug Award for Outstanding Teaching Performance in the Field of Chemical Engineering.
November 28, 2003, Grand Convention Center, Cebu City
* Best Research Paper (USC Charter Day Research Forum)
July 1, 2003, SMED AVR, University of San Carlos, Cebu City
19 September 2008
USC website is up
Finally, the USC website is back online. But what really happened? No word from the website admins nor a note posted on the homepage stating the sudden inaccessibility of the site that stayed for many days.
What happened?
16 September 2008
Schools, Universities run by SVDs
Aside from the University of San Carlos, do you know of other schools/universities that are run by the Divine Word Missionaries, also known as the Society of the Divine Word (Societas Verbi Divini)?There are only two others. One is the Holy Name University in Tagbilaran, Bohol. The academic programs include courses in graduate school, arts and sciences, education, nursing, commerce and accountancy, computer science, engineering, and law.
Accredited Status
* Level III PAASCU
1. College of Arts and Sciences
2. College of Commerce and Accountancy
3. College of Education
* Level II PAASCU
1. High School Department
* Level I PAASCU
1. Grade School Department
2. Civil Engineering
The other school is the Liceo del Verbo Divino (formerly Divine Word University) in Tacloban City, Leyte. DWU was closed down in 1995 due to a disagreement with its labor union, causing severe dislocation in its region. It was reopened in 2006 under a new name.
Liceo del Verbo Divino reopened its doors to Grade 1 pupils and First Year High School students in 2007.
14 September 2008
USC website is not working
Something is wrong with the University of San Carlos website. Have you visited it lately? The website is www.usc.edu.ph, but when you visit that it will point to its webmail page, like the image below.
We will see how long will this redirection last. The mistake must be corrected.
11 September 2008
USC, one of the top performing schools in the recent Chemist Board exam
The Professional Regulation Commission announced last night that 227 out of 481 passed the chemist licensure examination given by the Board of Chemistry in Manila earlier this month.
The top performing schools, with five or more examinees passing the board examinations, were the Ateneo De Manila University-Quezon City, University of San Carlos and UP-Los Baños.
To see the complete list of 2008 passers / topnotchers, proceed here.
The top performing schools, with five or more examinees passing the board examinations, were the Ateneo De Manila University-Quezon City, University of San Carlos and UP-Los Baños.
To see the complete list of 2008 passers / topnotchers, proceed here.
04 September 2008
USC Civil Engineering Graduate Tops Master Plumber Board Exam
USC Civil Engineering Graduate Tops Master Plumber Board Exam!
Congratulations to GREGORIO PAULO ALFANTE NARCISE for placing first, along with another student from Bohol, in the recent Master Plumber Licensure Exam given by the Board for Master Plumbers in the cities of Manila, Cebu and Davao last August 2008.
Out of 451 examinees, only 152 passed the exam.
Two more places in the top 10 were occupied by University of San Carlos CE graduates. LANCE ADRIAN GO CUBILLAN placed 3rd while NAPOLEON LOUIE LUMAPAT PE ranked 9th.
Here is the complete list of the Master Plumber Board Exam Top 10 examinees.
1. RYNO DACULLO BUGAHOD - CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.-TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 77.70
GREGORIO PAULO ALFANTE NARCISE - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 77.70
2. JOHN MICHAEL SILVA VILLAGONZALO - NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)- DUMAGUETE - 77.60
3. LANCE ADRIAN GO CUBILLAN - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 77.50
4. ABRAHAM TARIO TABO - MANUEL L. QUEZON UNIVERSITY - 77.00
5. CHRISTIAN GEORGE BANTILAN PAL-ING - NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)- DUMAGUETE - 76.80
6. JOAN MARIE MACADINI PALMA - CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.- TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 76.70
7. REY CAMOCAMO DE LA CRUZ - COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF DIGOS) - 76.50
8. PAULO FREDERICK RIMANDO CADUNGON - TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES-QUEZON CITY - 76.40
ADRYAN PAUL MANLAWE GONZALES - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY - 76.40
9. NAPOLEON LOUIE LUMAPAT PE - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 76.10
10. ERLINDA ANUTA ARCAYA CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.- TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 76.00
Congratulations to GREGORIO PAULO ALFANTE NARCISE for placing first, along with another student from Bohol, in the recent Master Plumber Licensure Exam given by the Board for Master Plumbers in the cities of Manila, Cebu and Davao last August 2008.
Out of 451 examinees, only 152 passed the exam.
Two more places in the top 10 were occupied by University of San Carlos CE graduates. LANCE ADRIAN GO CUBILLAN placed 3rd while NAPOLEON LOUIE LUMAPAT PE ranked 9th.
Here is the complete list of the Master Plumber Board Exam Top 10 examinees.
1. RYNO DACULLO BUGAHOD - CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.-TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 77.70
GREGORIO PAULO ALFANTE NARCISE - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 77.70
2. JOHN MICHAEL SILVA VILLAGONZALO - NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)- DUMAGUETE - 77.60
3. LANCE ADRIAN GO CUBILLAN - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 77.50
4. ABRAHAM TARIO TABO - MANUEL L. QUEZON UNIVERSITY - 77.00
5. CHRISTIAN GEORGE BANTILAN PAL-ING - NEGROS ORIENTAL STATE UNIVERSITY (CVPC)- DUMAGUETE - 76.80
6. JOAN MARIE MACADINI PALMA - CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.- TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 76.70
7. REY CAMOCAMO DE LA CRUZ - COR JESU COLLEGE (HOLY CROSS OF DIGOS) - 76.50
8. PAULO FREDERICK RIMANDO CADUNGON - TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF THE PHILIPPINES-QUEZON CITY - 76.40
ADRYAN PAUL MANLAWE GONZALES - UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES-DAVAO CITY - 76.40
9. NAPOLEON LOUIE LUMAPAT PE - UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS - 76.10
10. ERLINDA ANUTA ARCAYA CENTRAL VISAYAS STATE C.A.F.T.- TAGBILARAN CITY, BOHOL - 76.00
02 September 2008
Featured Student Video
Our featured video today is from 2 CE student having fun, singing "The Gift". Enjoy.
If you have videos to share and if you want to be featured here, just leave a comment with the video link.
Ciao!
If you have videos to share and if you want to be featured here, just leave a comment with the video link.
Ciao!
01 September 2008
Email USC for Transcript/Diploma assistance
Are you planning to get a copy of your transcript of records from the USC Registrar's office? Are you so far away from Cebu that you cannot be at the Main Campus to get the records yourself?
Worry not. The University of San Carlos is extending its services online to those who need Transcript/Diploma assistance. The best way to get a fast reply is to email them directly here: recordsection [at] usc.edu.ph
Also, international students wanting to study in USC, you can get more information by emailing reyap [at] usc.edu.ph.
Worry not. The University of San Carlos is extending its services online to those who need Transcript/Diploma assistance. The best way to get a fast reply is to email them directly here: recordsection [at] usc.edu.ph
Also, international students wanting to study in USC, you can get more information by emailing reyap [at] usc.edu.ph.
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