About
- The University
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- Administration
The University of Asia and the Pacific is a private, not-for-profit institution of higher learning that offers some of the most outstanding academic programs in Asia. All programs of study at UA&P are grounded in liberal education, which prepares students for their specific specialization by giving them a well-rounded education that cultivates genuine intellectual discipline—a prerequisite to acquiring any specialized knowledge.
An intrinsic part of education in UA&P is mentoring, through which the University’s interdisciplinary offering of knowledge, skills, and values is reinforced through regular, confidential conversations between the student and his or her mentor.
The formation of UA&P students is facilitated by an environment conducive to learning, qualified and dedicated teachers, a superior faculty-to-student ratio, and well-maintained facilities.
Liberal Education
The liberal education program is the bedrock of university studies in UA&P. The University focuses on developing the whole person, as well as combines breadth of learning and professional specialization, in its educational programs. Our students go through a strong liberal education program in their first years in the University. Thereafter, they begin to take subjects in their chosen field of specialization. If they choose a five-year program and meet all its academic requirements, they may graduate with a master’s degree in five years.
As they take up these various areas of knowledge, the students are trained to look at ideas with a critical eye, an analytical mind, and ethical judgment, and to understand issues from differing points of view. And as the subjects are taught using a multidisciplinary approach, the students learn to make connections across disciplines and see the big picture while understanding the complexity of each part. The liberal arts program also trains students to communicate ideas clearly, precisely and persuasively in speech and in writing.
The University blazes new trails in a tradition of excellence, service, and whole-person education. Faithful to our Credo, we aspire to form “individuals who are professionally competent, creative and enterprising, zealous for the common good, and capable of making free, morally upright choices, and who can thus act as positive agents of change and service to society.”
While we are constantly looking toward the future, we never lose sight of who we are. Our directive is, and will always be, that of unity. With the UA&P motto, UNITAS, we remind ourselves of our desire to achieve unity in many aspects: unity within the university community, unity between faith and reason, and unity between religion and life. It reflects the commitment of everyone in UA&P toward the pursuit of wisdom, which necessarily entails a unity of life.
1967
Dr. Jesus P. Estanislao and Dr. Bernardo M. Villegas established the Center for Research and Communication (CRC), a private, not-for-profit think-tank that catered to private sector businesses by analyzing developments in the business economic environment and translating their implications on business strategy.
1968
CRC was formally inaugurated in its second site: 1607 Bocobo St., Malate, Manila.
1972
The first batch of Master of Science in Industrial Economics (MSIE) students graduated.
1982
CRC moved to its new site in Ortigas Center, Pasig City.
1983
The Center for Food and Agribusiness (CFA) was established.
1987
Bishop Alvaro del Portillo, then prelate of Opus Dei, reminded CRC of the challenge of St. Josemaría Escrivá to consider putting up a university in the soonest time possible owing to its greater influence on society.
1989
(March 19) The College of Arts and Sciences was put up as a start-off for university conversion. There were 158 enrollees.
1991
The first Equatorial Rites was held.
1992
The Sancta Maria Stella Orientis Oratory was first inaugurated.
1993
(April 25) The first batch of CAS students graduated.
(August 15) The School of Economics was established.
(September 15) The School of Education (now named School of Education and Human Development) was established.
1995
(June 26) CRC officially became the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P) created via conversion by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
(August 15) UA&P was installed in a formal academic rite led by CHED Chairman Angel Alcala, Education Secretary Gloria, and Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Rosario Lopez.
(November 28) Dr. Jesus P. Estanislao was installed as UA&P’s first president. The Regional Vicar of Opus Dei in the Philippines, Fr. Ramon Lopez, is conferred the honorary title of Vice Grand Chancellor of the University.
UA&P put up a straight five-year master’s program.
1996
(December 6) The School of Management (SMN) was established.
(June 15) UA&P held its first Graduation Rites.
The first University play was staged. “Masdan ang Iyong Ina” was directed by Antonio V.S. Flores and Reynaldo Antonio J. Leuterio.
1997
(November 28) Dr. Mario D. Camacho was installed as the second University President.
The seven-story APEC Communications Building was completed.
1998
(August 12) The University’s Honorary Grand Chancellor, Bishop Javier Echevarría, visited UA&P.
2000
(November 28) Dr. Jose Maria Mariano was installed as the third University President.
2001
UA&P became the first Philippine university to offer a mandatory subject on corporate social responsibility ahead of the CHED Memo 39 issued in 2006.
2005
The 1st Marketing Communication Effectiveness Awards (precursor of the Asia Pacific Tambuli Awards) is launched, the only award in the country that salutes marketing communications campaigns that carry both business and societal values.
(October 7) The first Eucharistic procession in UA&P was held.
2006
(April 29) The School of Communication was established.
2008
Bishop Javier Echevarría visited UA&P for the second time.
2009
(November 15) The School of Sciences and Engineering was established.
2012
The Leo Parma-AsiaPro Professorial Chair for Social Entrepreneurship was created.
2013
(June 22) The School of Law and Governance (SLG) was established.
The Mariano and Estelita de Jesus Que Professorial Chair on Family and Education Youth was created.
UA&P became the first university in the Philippines to publish a sustainability report following the reporting framework of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI).
2014
The BPI Professorial Chair for Migration and Overseas Filipino Work was created.
UA&P became the first organization in Asia to be granted the Corporate Family Responsibility (CFR) accreditation by the International Center for Work and Family (ICWF) of the IESE Business School (Instituto de Estudios Superiores de la Empresa) in Spain.
UA&P switched on its 300kW photovoltaic solar power system, making it the first school in Pasig City, and perhaps the first university in the Philippines, to switch to solar power.
The Parking and Sports Building was completed.
2015
Dr. Winston Conrad B. Padojinog was installed as the fourth University President.
2016
CHED designated the Teacher Education program of UA&P as a Center of Development.
2017
CHED officially granted Autonomous Status to UA&P.
ABOUT QAO
Formally established in May 2014, the Quality Assurance Office (QAO) was entrusted with the full responsibility of the management, enhancement and assessment of processes and procedures governing, among others, accreditation of programs. With this mandate, QAO assiduously engaged the academic community in the implementation of the stringent standard processes of self-assessment exercises in close collaboration with academic and administrative units. Henceforth, the University undertook several accreditation visits which have progressed from consultancy to higher levels of accreditation of programs.
Intensifying initiatives for the development of the culture of quality across academic and administrative units remains to be a primary objective of the QAO as it continues to be the lead unit in its advocacy for the continuing improvement in the delivery of programs and services of the University.
Thus, in its pursuit for educational excellence through quality enhancement and improvement, UA&P continues to submit voluntarily its academic programs in the undergraduate and graduate levels for evaluation by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and by external accrediting agencies such as the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities – Commission on Accreditation (PACUCOA).
In September 2015, UA&P submitted itself to CHED’s Institutional Sustainability Assessment (ISA) in which the following five (5) key results areas were assessed: To date, 100% of accreditable undergraduate programs of the University have been re-accredited by PACUCOA while 88% of the total number of graduate programs have Level III reaccredited (RA) status. The Liberal Arts Program of the College of Arts and Sciences will have its Level IV reaccreditation tentatively set in SY 2021-2022. Three graduate programs of the School of Economics were cited by PACUCOA for being the first graduate programs designed for working professionals involved in corporate planning, economics research and general management to have been granted Level III reaccredited status in NCR and in the Philippines. These are the Master of Science in Industrial Economics, Master in Applied Economics, and Master in Business Economics.The Master of Arts in Communication Program of the School of Communication was also cited for being the first Master’s Program in Communication to be granted Level III Reaccreditation status in NCR. The list of degree programs with their respective re-accredited statuses may be viewed below: The University has earned international credits from Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), an Amsterdam-based international independent organization that provides the world’s widely used standards on sustainability reporting and disclosure. The Sustainability Reports have gained for the University the following outstanding record: University recently received the 2019 Organizational Mark from the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) for its 2014-2017 Sustainability Report (SR) with the theme “Taking Stock of our Footprints and Imprints”. The organizational mark is a formal confirmation by GRI that the submitted report has undergone and successfully completed the Materiality Disclosures Services. GRI is an Amsterdam-based international independent organization that provides the world’s widely used standards on sustainability reporting and disclosure. The third Sustainability Report which covers reporting period from 2014-2017 marks another achievement of the University for its disclosure according to international sustainability performance standards and for being the first academic institution in Southeast Asia to produce a sustainability report based on the 2019 GRI Standards issued by the Global Sustainability Standard Board (GSSB), the GRI’s independent standard-setting body. The set of GRI standards include three universal standards and thirty-three topic-specific standards organized into economic, environmental and social series. It went through a rigid process of sustainability assurance conducted by a third-party review (the ERC or External Review Committee) composed of prominent external reviewers in the country in the field of finance, social, environment and education. The sustainability reports may be accessed here. UA&P was placed in the 2020 edition of the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Impact Rankings based on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). This year’s rankings also included University of Santo Tomas, De La Salle University, and Mapua University. For its first time participating in the THE Impact Rankings, UA&P submitted data on the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth) and SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), where UA&P ranked 201-300th among the 766 participating universities form 85 countries; and SDG 4 (Quality Education) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) where the University ranked 500-600th. Below are the links to the results: SDG 8- Decent Work and Economic Growth The full results of the THE Impact Rankings are available here. THE Impact Rankings measure global universities’ success in delivering the United Nation’s seventeen SDGs. Its methodology utilizes calibrated indicators to provide comprehensive and balanced comparisons across three broad areas, namely, research, outreach and stewardship. Universities submit data on as many of the SDGs as they are able. Each SDG has a series of metrics that are used to evaluate performance of the university on a particular SDG. Read MSN News’ coverage of the story here.Institutional Assessment
Accreditation
Sustainability Reporting
Times Higher Education World University Impact Rankings 2020
SDG 12- Responsible Consumption and Production
SDG 4- Quality Education
SDG 17- Partnership for the Goals
Overall rank of UA&P
The University’s operations are always geared toward its distinguishing features: values education, people development, and research and communication.
VALUES EDUCATION
UA&P is committed to the inculcation of time-tested human values and attitudes, and its academic programs always include courses in social and professional ethics. This task is institutionally entrusted to the Center for Student Affairs (CSA).
PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT
Through its social development arm, UA&P works with integrated development programs that enable people, particularly the poor and marginalized, to help themselves. These programs include values formation, general and technical education, health and nutrition, environmental quality, and cooperativism. This role is carried out by the Center for Social Responsibility (CSR).
RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATION
Research at UA&P aims, above all, at a synthesis of humanistic, professional, scientific, and technical knowledge, inspired by a Christian view of man. As an academic community, the University continues to undertake high-level, interdisciplinary research for the good of society and to communicate the results of such research through various media and varied audiences. This is promoted by the Center for Research and Communication (CRC).
The centers push forward the University’s commitment to carry out its hallmarks according to the highest ideals.
Welcome to UA&P.
With 50 years of experience in the academe, UA&P is a private, not-for-profit institution of higher learning that offers some of the most outstanding academic programs in Asia. We provide our students with a powerful combination of liberal education and professional specialization.
As an employer, we are committed to providing our faculty and administrative staff with an environment that supports their total and continuous development. We provide specific venues for our employees to develop their full potential as persons capable of achieving their personal and professional goals which are congruent with the mission and vision of the University.
We are urgently looking for people who can contribute to the growth of the University in the following capacities/positions:
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Academic Quality Assurance Coordinator (project-based)
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Administrative Assistant
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College of Arts and Sciences
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Agribusiness Specialist (Center for Food and Agribusiness)
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Alumni Affairs Officer (Communication and Engagement)
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Fund Development Officer (Fund Development Office)
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Guidance Counselor (Center for Student Affairs)
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Librarians (licensed)
– Acquisition
– Law Librarian
– Reference and Information Services Librarian
– Librarian – Archives Organization and Management
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Library Associate
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Marketing Officer (School of Social Sciences, Law, and Governance)
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Treasury Accountant (Financial Management and Reporting – Banking and Investment Section)
Interested applicants may send their curriculum vitae and accomplished Applicant Information Form/Faculty Applicant Information Form to [email protected].
CAS Review is an annual peer-reviewed journal of the University of Asia and the Pacific, College of Arts and Sciences. CAS Review accepts articles from all faculty members and graduate students of the University of Asia and the Pacific.
Industry Monitor by the School of Economics gives reviews and analysis of industry performance, prospects, and competition. Research and Development experts or multidisciplinary individual or teams are assigned to monitor and analyze specific industries in Agribusiness, Manufacturing, and Services.
Innovatus is the official research journal of the Department of Information Science and Technology. ‘Innovatus’ is the past participle of the Latin word ‘Innovare‘ or Innovate. The research journal is a compilation of double-blind peer-reviewed research articles from the Yearly International Research Conference on Emerging Information Technology Trends in Asia and the Pacific and best research papers of UA&P Information Technology students. The journal accepts original scholarly works in the areas of Information Technology, Computer Science, Information System, Computer Engineering, and allied disciplines.
Market Call, a monthly publication of the School of Economics in partnership with First Metro Investment Corporation, gives the latest forecasts on the Philippine economy, especially on capital markets, made up of the stock market, the bond market and the money market.
Recent Economic Indicators by the School of Economics gives estimates and forecasts of macroeconomic indicators that affect the nation and your institution such as exports, interest rates, exchange rates, and price indices.
Staff Memos by the School of Economics provides impact assessment of current and urgent domestic and international issues to guide executives and managers in their action plans and decisions.
Synergeia is refereed journal on interdisciplinary research in the humanities and the social sciences published by UA&P. When business and science articles are published, they are less on the functional areas (such as marketing, finance, production, and policy) and more on their humanistic and social aspects, such as business ethics, corporate social responsibility and the like.
Urban Markets Adviser by the School of Economics explores or validates the risk and opportunities in consumer spending, trade and investments, and government projects in Metro Manila and the 16 countryside regions.
Roundtable is a magazine and forum of the Institute of Political Economy that provides in-depth analyses, commentaries, and perspectives on contemporary issues. Its serves as a vital link of the institute to the university community and its institutional partners.
Food and Agri Business Monitor by the Center for Food and Agri Business is a monthly magazine that features short articles on selected agri-food industries. It provides news summaries of important developments in the sector both local and overseas, and it includes agri-food related notes and commentaries from the CFA staff. It also presents monthly price monitors of selected fresh and processed agricultural commodities. At the end of each quarter, FAM comes with the Food and Agri Business Papers which provides in-depth analyses of food and agri industries including relevant policy issues, and quarterly statistics on the country’s leading agricultural exports and imports.
UA&P is a project of the University of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc. (UA&PFI), in line with its broad research, training, and educational purposes. UA&PFI is a non‐stock, non‐profit corporation whose primary purpose is that of establishing and operating colleges, schools, centers, etc., where activities may be undertaken in a manner that will significantly serve the integral formation of the human person according to the Christian spirit and ideals. These activities must aim to uplift the moral, cultural, and material level of the country and region in which the University operates. UA&P endeavors to give its students a complete education, which includes the pursuit of Christian ideals and formation in Catholic doctrine and morals. To this end, the UA&PFI desires that all the activities of the University (teaching, research and publication, and extension) be imbued with the spirit and Christian ideals of Opus Dei as taught and lived by its Founder, Saint Josemaría Escrivá. In order to achieve this objective, the UA&PFI signed an agreement with the Prelature of the Holy Cross and Opus Dei which created permanent consultation mechanisms and established specific channels through which the spirit of Opus Dei can be transmitted to the academic community. Thus, the Office of the Vice Grand Chancellor (OVGC) was instituted to serve as a consultant for the objective mentioned above. The Board of Trustees runs the University of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc., which operates the University. The UA&PFI Board of Trustees governs the University by guiding and directing the Management Committee (ManCom) to align its strategic plans, decisions, and policies to the University’s educational philosophy. The Board meets in plenary every quarter while its Executive Committee holds meetings in the intervening months. Its mandate is to manage the affairs, business, and property of the Foundation. The Executive Committee (ExCom), made up of the Chair, President, Vice Chair, Treasurer and two other Trustees, decides on matters raised during the regular quarterly meetings on behalf of the plenary Board as well as consultations from the ManCom which need urgent resolutions. The ExCom also studies ManCom proposals before a formal recommendation is elevated to the plenary Board. Members of the Board of Trustees Members of the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees The UA&P Management Committee (ManCom) is the University’s governing body. It was formed to steer the University in the path set out for it. It makes sure that all plans, activities, and projects undertaken advance the mission, goals, and values of the University. The ManCom is a collegial decision-making body made up of the President, Vice Presidents, and the University Secretary, and it meets in plenary session once every two weeks. It governs the University with the help of the different Operations Committees of each College, School, or hallmark center and the Managing Directors or unit heads of the different supporting units. The prerogatives of the ManCom extend to the implementation of the strategic directions for the University set by the Board of Trustees and to the decision-making necessary in running the educational institution, which is not reserved to the Board or to the Executive Committee. (from left to right) University President: Dr. Winston Conrad Padojinog Vice President for Academic Affairs: Dr. Amado Saquido Vice President for Administrative Affairs: Mr. Rolando Sison Vice President for Faculty Affairs: Dr. Marya Svetlana Camacho University Secretary: Mr. Anthony David Dean & Chair Vice Dean, Research Vice Dean, Academic Affairs; Student Affairs Vice Dean, Faculty Affairs College / OpCom Secretary Program Director, AB Humanities; MA Humanities Program Director, 6-Year Integrated Program Department Chair, Arts Department Chair, Asia Pacific Studies Department Chair English Department Chair, Filipino Department Chair, History Department Chair, Literature Department Chair, Philosophy Department Chair, Physical Education Department Chair, Religion Dean & Chair Vice Dean Operations Committee Secretary Program Director, AB Integrated Marketing; MA Communication major Integrated Marketing Program Director, AB Media and Entertainment Management Vice Dean, Faculty Affairs Operations Committee Secretary Program Director, AB Economics; MS Industrial Economics Program Director, M Business Economics Program Director, PhD in Business Economics Vice Dean Executive Assistant to the SED OpCom Program Director, MAE Educational Leadership, MAE Adolescent Development and Education Program Director, BS in Early Childhood Education; MAE Early Childhood Education; and MAE Values Education Program Director, BS Human Capital Development; MS Human Capital and Organization Development Center Director, Child Development and Education Center Vice Dean Operations Committee Secretary Program Director, AB Political Economy; MA Political Economy with specialization in International Relations and Development Program Director, Juris Doctor Program Director, Lex Honor Dean Vice Dean Operations Committee Secretary Program Director, BS Accountancy Program Director, Masters in Management Program Director, BS Business Administration Program Director, Masters in Applied Business Analytics Program Director, BS Entrepreneurial Program Director, Southeast Asia Business Studies Dean Vice Dean Operations Committee Secretary Department Chair, Engineering Department Chair, Information Science and Technology Department Chair, Mathematics Department Chair, Natural Sciences Executive Director Vice Director Operations Committee Secretary Head, Office of Student Services Head, Office of Guidance and Counseling Head, Office of Student Development Head, Office of Sports Development Head, Office of Career and Placement Services Head, Office of Student Mentoring Chair Vice Chair, Extension – Consultancy and Contract Research Vice Chair, Extension – Agribusiness Operations Committee Secretary Executive Director, Center for Research and Communication Executive Director, Center for Social Responsibility Executive Director, Center for Food and Agri Business Managing Director Managing Director Campus Maintenance and Planning Manager Managing Director Managing Director Associate Director for Institutional Research Head Chaplain Assistant Head Chaplain Secretary Chaplains Managing Director Managing Director Data Protection Officer Managing Director Director Managing Director Managing Director Managing Director (Acting) Manager University Registrar Managing Director University LibrarianUniversity of Asia and the Pacific Foundation, Inc.
Board of Trustees
Amb. Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. (Chairman)
Mr. Omar T. Cruz (Vice Chairman)
Dr. Winston Conrad B. Padojinog (President)
Dr. Bernardo M. Villegas (Vice President)
Ms. Shirley M. Sangalang (Treasurer)
Mr. Manuel F. Ayala
Mr. Javier J. Calero
Ms. Judy Rosario G. Cam
Mr. John Eric T. Francia
Mr. Paul Joseph M. Garcia
Ms. Jane A. Pulido
Dr. Roberto Miguel S. Roque
Mr. Francisco C. Sebastian
Mrs. Grace Q. Tomelden
Dr. Antonio N. Torralba
Amb. Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. (Chairman)
Mr. Omar T. Cruz (Vice Chairman)
Dr. Winston Conrad B. Padojinog (President)
Ms. Shirley M. Sangalang (Treasurer)
Ms. Judy Rosario G. Cam (Member)
Mrs. Grace Q. Tomelden
Roberto Miguel S. Roque
Mr. Anthony C. David (Corporate Secretary)Management Committee
College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Maria Asuncion L. Magsino
Dr. Grace Liza Y. Concepcion
Dr. Philip Samuel Z. Peckson
Dr. Ma. Concepcion R. Lagos
Ms. Agnes S. Enriquez
Dr. Sophia Martha B. Marco
Ms. Margeaux Marie R. Valdez
Dr. Laya B. Gonzales
Dr. Elizabeth T. Urgel
Mr. Victor A. Primo
Dr. Moreal N. Camba
Dr. Arnel E. Joven
Mrs. Meryl Kei C. Hernandez
Mr. Guillermo Dionisio
Mr. Chistian S. Dominguez
Fr. Peter Edward M. CabrerosSchool of Media and Marketing
Dr Jerome G. Kliatchko
Dr. Francine C. Racho
Dr. Veronica L. Isla
Dr. Francine C. Racho
Dr. Veronica L. IslaSchool of Economics
Dr. Peter L. U
Ms. Viory Y. Janeo
Mr. Paul Argamosa
Program Director, M Applied Business Economics
Dr. Roberto E. de Vera
Deputy Program Director
Dr Victor A. Abola
Mr. Danilo Mojica (Deputy PD)
Dr. Jovi DacanaySchool of Education and Human Development
Dr. Angelito Z. Antonio
Dr. Ernesto D. Grio
Mrs. Rosan Agbayani
Dr. Ernesto D. Grio
Dr Angelito Z. Antonio
Dr. Jesusa Reyes
Dr. Lexie C. EstacioSchool of Law and Governance
Dr. Nicomedes Alviar
Atty. Jeremy Benigno Gatdula
Mr. Garry Perez
Dr. Nicomedes Alviar
Ms. Natividad Gruet (Assistant PD)
Atty. Maria Concepcion S. Noche
Atty. Joaquin E. San DiegoSchool of Management
Dr. Anna Maria E. Mendoza
Dr. Eligio Ma. P. Santos
Ms. Jodie Claire A. Ngo
Dr. Anna Maria E. Mendoza
Mr. Justin Nery (Deputy PD)
Mrs. Lota Kristine S.J. Nable
Ms. Jodie Claire A. Ngo
Dr. Ruel V. Maningas
Management
Dr. Eligio Ma. P. Santos
Ms. Elenita C. SorianoSchool of Sciences and Engineering
Dr Florencio O. Gaa
Dr. Enrique M. Ligot
Dr. Noemi B. Torre
Dr Edwin L. Olmos
Mr. Cyrus Paolo M. Buenafe
Mrs. Kimberly May M. Vallesteros
Dr. Edwin L. OlmosCenter for Student Affairs
Dr. Cecilia M. Resurreccion
Dr. James L. Lactao
Mrs. Paz Maria D. Santos
Mrs. Arianne A. Vito Cruz
Mr. James L. Lactao (OIC)
Mr. Joseph Noel R. Parcon
Ms. Jemima Katrina C. Fajardo
Ms. Aiza Q. Figuro
Ms. Karla Ava Marie P. LozanoResearch and Extension Cluster
Mr. Colin L. Hubo
Mr. Daniel Rodrigo D. Reyes
Dr. Rolando T. Dy
Mr. Perry Fernand O. Reyes
Mr. Daniel Rodrigo D. Reyes
Mr. Colin L. Hubo
Dr. Rolando T. DyAdministrative Units
Admissions Office
Mr. Rey Vincenzo CruzAssets and Facilities Management Group
Engr. Paulino C. Lazarte
Arch. Raymund A. GoAcademic Quality Assurance Office
Ms. Ma. Humildad F. ClaroCenter for Teaching and Learning
Mr. Jason De Villa
Dr. Celerino C. TiongcoChaplaincy
Fr. Emmanuel A. Garrido
Fr. Edgar F. Soria
Fr. Peter Cabreros
Fr. Alfred Cruz
Fr. Cecilio Magsino
Fr. Roque ReyesCorporate Communications Office
Mrs. Trinidad C. AlcazarenCorporate Planning and Review unit
Mr. Daniel Rodrigo D. ReyesData Privacy Office
Dr. Enrique M. LigotFund Development Office
Dr. Imelda P. EstilloreSpecial Projects Office
Mr. Danilo J. Mojica IIFinancial Management and Reporting Group
Mrs Lydia L. YusonHuman Resource Management Office
Mrs. Ma. Theresa P. BenitezInformation and Communication Technologies Office
Mr. Renato DerpoOffice of Alumni Affairs
Ms. Carla P. EstanislaoOffice of the University Registrar
Dr. Fe Gladys GoloPublic and International Affairs Office
Mrs. Trinidad C. AlcazarenUniversity Library
Mrs. Hazel Anne T. Pestio
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