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PRESIDENTS REPORT
‘Toward a Total University’
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THE COVER
ANNUAL REPORT 2009

Published by the
PUP Publications Of!ce
under the
Of!ce of the Vice President for Research,
Extension, and Development
Dr. Mely M. Padilla

Mr. Veronico N. Tarrayo
Writer-Editors
Dr. Pastor B. Malaborbor

Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home. Consultant
-- Matsuo Basho
Christine Joyce S. Bautista
Jesusana S. Dejito
T
he Guevarra administration signi!es a continuation of everything Layout Artists
good and beautiful that it has carried on from its worthy predecessors.
PUP since 1904 has served as the home where the sublime scholars Lourdes M. Aganan
live. It is where the ambitions, hopes, and dreams of those who pass its portals Anita H. Irinco
are seen and realized. Criselda M. Ligon
Consolidation of Data
As the home, it is also the mute witness to the sweat, blood, and tears
of the people who carry on the mission of the school and whose intellectual, Photos Courtesy of
socioeconomic, and cultural contributions re"ect Apolinario Mabinis indelible The Public Affairs Of!ce
virtue of public service. PUP remains, and will remain, as a strong institution
of higher learning that promotes educational and moral values forti!ed by a
leadership with a clear vision for the Filipino youth.
PUP, like a home, evolves. It does not only move on it moves forward with
a boundless vision.
2009
PRESIDENTS REPORT
CONTENTS
Transmittal Letter
Vision
Ten-Point Agenda
2 Highlights of Accomplishments
31 Of!ce of the President
38 Of!ce of the Executive Vice President
48 Of!ce of the Vice President for Academic Affairs

Curricular Offerings
Accreditation
Student National Awards
Faculty
85 Of!ce of the Vice President for Student Services

Of!ce of the University Registrar
Admissions Of!ce
Of!ce of Student Services
Of!ce for Scholarship and Financial Assistance
Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Center
University Center for Culture and the Arts
Career Development and Placement Of!ce

Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resources Center
95 Of!ce of the Vice President for Research, Extension, and Development

Center for Data and Statistical Analysis
Center for Entrepreneurial Development
Center for Global Warming Studies
Center for Human Development and Center for Peace and Poverty
Studies
Center for Labor and Industrial Relations
Extension Management Of!ce

Information and Communications Technology Center
Institutional Planning Of!ce
Institute of Social History - Research Institute for Politics and

Economics
Research Management Of!ce
SciTech Research and Development Center
Publications Of!ce
CONTENTS
Of!ce of the Vice President for Finance
108
Budget Services
Procurement Of!ce
Accounting Of!ce
Fund Management Of!ce
Business Regulations Of!ce

Of!ce of the Vice President for Administration
118
Infrastructure Project Of!ce
Human Resource Management Division
Medical and Dental Services Of!ce
Central Records Of!ce

Building and Grounds Maintenance Of!ce
Motorpool Unit
University (Sampaguita) Canteen

Property and Supplies Of!ce
University Information Systems Network Operations Of!ce
Of!ce of the Executive Director for Campuses
123
Curricular Offerings
Admission
Enrollment
Graduates
Students
Faculty
Extension Services
Board of Regents
University Of!cials
Appendices
Appendix A. Academic Organizations

Appendix B. Of!cership in Organizations
Appendix C. Student Organizations
Appendix D. Student Publications
Appendix E. Networks and Linkages

Republic of the Philippines
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
August 2010
Her Excellency
GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO
President, Republic of the Philippines
Malacañang Palace
San Miguel, Manila
Thru: Hon. EMMANUEL Y. ANGELES

Chairman, Commission on Higher Education
and the PUP Board of Regents
Dear Madam President:
With pride and humility, I am pleased to submit to your of!ce the

University Presidents Report 2009. The numerous achievements that we made
during the year have given us enough reason to feel proud because we are
doing our share to ensure the countrys sustained economic progress that your
administration envisions. Starting as a humble business school, PUP now offers
a comprehensive array of academic programs that aim to equip the marginalized
sector of the country with valuable tools against poverty.
We have focused our vision on becoming a global powerhouse of relevant,

responsive, and quality education to serve not only our local needs but also those
of the international community. PUP has been producing globally competitive
and highly skilled job-providers to keep up with the entrepreneurship priority of
your ten-point agenda. We too have taken contributive steps to ful!ll CHEDs
main areas of concern: instruction, research, extension, and production.
Let me take this opportunity to thank you for the openhanded support
you have given our University and for making possible all the hard-earned
achievements contained in this report. It is truly gratifying to trace the progress
that our humble University has made, thus, giving us an emboldening sense
of pride and at the same time driving us to perform better to achieve greater
heights.
This report summarizing the tireless efforts and many contributions

of the University to the country and its citizens also serves as a tribute to the
team-spirited people of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines " the
sturdy backbones that have made the school stand out. They strive to work
painstakingly to make PUP competitive in the knowledge economy.
God bless, Madam President and our beloved countrymen.
Very truly yours,
DANTE
NTE G. GUEVARRA
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University
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Toward a TOTAL UNIVERSITY VISION
1. Foster high-quality campus environment TEN-POINT AGENDA

2. Strategize and institutionalize income-generating projects
3. Strengthen research, publications, and creative works
4. Model quality management and !scal responsibility
5. Improve sense of community involvement and linkages
6. Institutionalize the principles of academic freedom and

responsibility
7. Promote academic excellence in student and faculty

performance nationally and internationally
8. Nurture and enrich our cultural heritage
9. Integrate ICT with instruction, research, service, and

production
10. Evolve wholesome living and pleasant working environment

for faculty, employees, and students
2009 HIGHLIGHTS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The University Executive Of!cials
T
he promise of a better life for the millions of economically disadvantaged Filipino
students !nds realization in the low-cost but quality education offered by the
Polytechnic University of the Philippines, providing this multitudinous student
population, the biggest in the country, with myriad opportunities and avenues in a quest
for a greener pasture. No doubt that the University has been doing many good things to
those who are economically challenged.
PUP Presidents Report 2009 displays with pride the laurels it reaped in the year
under review. These feats embody the Universitys pure and brimming dedication to the
future while projecting a very !ne image of strength and greatness that even time will not
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eradicate.
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Presidents Report 2009
LINKAGES WITH GOVERNMENT,

NONGOVERNMENT, AND INTERNATIONAL
AGENCIES
PUP forged agreements with the Department of Energy Under the agreement signed with Mayor Jesse Concepcion
(DOE) and the Philippine Broadcasting System (PBS) of Mariveles, Bataan, the PUP-Bataan Campus would offer
# PUP, in partnership with DOE, would pursue various Bachelor in Elementary Education. The local government
projects related to the development of natural gas agreed to shoulder the salary of faculty members in the
industry and the establishment of Natural Gas said academic program.
Institute. The MOA signed with Sang Yong Kim, General Manager
# PUP and PBS have agreed to continue coproducing of the Korean Company East Cam Tech, stipulates the
two weekly international radio programs being aired accommodation of PUP Bataan Campus students for the
over Radyo Pilipinas: training and empowerment of on-the-job training in the said company and the eventual
Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) throughout the absorption of these student-trainees as employees of the
world, and Radioversity, a distance education on-the- company.
air project initiated by the PUP Open University and Majority of the colleges have existing MOAs with
PBS in collaboration with the Armed Forces of the international and local industries, government, and
Philippines (AFP). nongovernment agencies.
Mayor Isaias B. Ubana II of Lopez Quezon with Pres.

Dante G. Guevarra and EVP Victoria C. Naval at the Nutrition and Dietetics Board Exam Passers
Open University MOA-Signing on July 3, 2009
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
BOARD PERFORMANCE 2nd Top Performing School in the October 2009 Licensure
Examination for Interior Designers with 5-24 examinees
Top 1 Performing School in the April and October 2009 2nd Top Performing School in the October 2009 Electronics
Licensure Examination for Teachers with 100 or more and Communications Engineering (ECE) Licensure
examinees Examination with 100 or more examinees
3rd Top Performing School in the January 2009 Architecture 2nd Top Performing School in the March 2009 Electronics
Licensure Examination with 21-50 examinees and Communications Engineering (ECE) Licensure
4th Top Performing School of Architecture in the Examination with 50-99 examinees
Philippines 6th Top Performing School in the October 2009 Mechanical
2nd Top Performing School in the June 2009 Architecture Engineering (ME) Licensure Examination with 26-85
Licensure Examination with 51-100 examinees examinees
4th Top Performing School in the July 2009 Nutritionist- 5th Top Performing School in the September 2009
Dietitian Licensure Examination Electrical Engineering (EE) Licensure Examination
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OVERALL BOARD PERFORMANCE

Average Institutional Average National Passing
Board/Bar Examination No. of Passers
Performance Rate
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT BOARD EXAMINATION
Mabini Campus
May 82 25.39 28.88
October 377 55.85 41.68
Bataan Campus
May 2 50.00 28.88
Lopez Campus
May 9 56.25 28.88
October 5 71.43 41.68
Maragondon Campus
May 2 50 28.88
Ragay Campus
October 3 33.33 41.68
Sta. Rosa campus
May 2 25.00 28.88
Taguig Campus
May 3 18.75 28.88
October 14 50.00 41.68
CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Mabini Campus
May 30 52.63 43.70
November 69 62.16 46.27
Lopez Campus
May 2 100.00 43.70
November 17 53.13 46.27
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Mabini Campus
March 23 41.07 24.19
October 62 37.13 26.17
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Performance Rate
Taguig Campus
March 4 36.36 24.19
October 17 48.57 26.17
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Mabini Campus
September 29 35.37 42.14
Lopez Campus
May 1 20.00 35.20
September 2 12.50 42.14
Sto. Tomas Campus
September 20 43.48 42.14
Maragondon Campus
September 2 8.00 42.14
MECHANICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Mabini Campus
April 8 53.33 49.57
October 55 72.37 60.47
Taguig Campus
October 15 100.00 60.47
ARCHITECT LICENSURE EXAMINATION
January 22 56.41 39.49
March 1 100.00 55.00
LIBRARIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
November 35 53.85 29.99
LICENSURE EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS (SECONDARY)
Mabini Campus
April 121 63.68 24.67
October 267 55.74 28.15
Bataan Campus
April 4 28.57 24.67
September 17 23.94 28.15
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Performance Rate
Commonwealth Campus
April 4 28.57 24.67
September 12 42.86 28.15
Maragondon Campus
April 13 28.26 24.67
September 18 25.00 28.15
Mulanay Campus
April 3 8.57 24.67
Ragay Campus
April 3 10.34 24.67
September 5 10.87 28.15
Sto. Tomas Campus
April 15 41.67 24.67
September 12 27.27 28.15
Taguig Campus
April 4 50.00 24.67
September 39 68.42 28.15
Lopez Campus
April 7 21.21 24.67
September 22 31.88 28.15
Unisan Campus
April 4 13.33 24.67
San Pedro Campus
April 8 50.00 24.67
September 18 43.90 28.15
Sta. Rosa Branch
April 11 36.67 24.67
September 19 73.08 28.15
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Performance Rate
CHEMIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
September 23 40.35 53.68
NUTRITIONIST DIETITIAN LICENSURE EXAMINATION
July 55 80.88 67.45
BAR EXAMINATION
September 16 40.00 24.58
AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS
Johnny Lantion, a student of Postbaccalaureate in

Cooperative Management program of the University,
won the Special Award for his business plan entitled
Production of Affordable and User-Fit Lower Limb
Prosthesis at the Philippine Bid Challenge sponsored
by Shell-Philippines and initiated by the Dutch National
Committee for International Cooperation and Sustainable
Development.
Mariefe del Mundo, who graduated Summa Cum Laude
in May 2009, was one of the Ten Outstanding Students Mariefe Del Mundo with other TOSP-NCR Awardees
for NCR for the SY 2008-2009. This prestigious search
was sponsored by the Commission on Higher Education.
Ms. Del Mundo was also a recipient of the President
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Academic and Leadership
Award 2009.
Juan Paolo Libunao, Rachael Seso, and Katrina Tarape
were the champions at the 1st Senate Collegiate Debate
Competition sponsored by the Senate of the Philippines
in celebration of its 93rd founding anniversary.
Angelique Santos was the Outstanding Nutrition Student
chosen by the Philippine Association of Nutritionists.
Jayson Francisco, Carousel Mae Marquez, Kaycee Top Outstanding Students of the Philippines
Ferreira, Sir Moses Naluz, and Emmarie Luz Posadas
won 2nd place at the 2nd Engineering Research Contest
organized by the Institute of Electrical Engineers of the Jeric Jimenez bagged the 1st place award at the 4th Gawad
Philippines. Emman Lacaba Timpalak sa Pagsulat ng Tula sponsored
Jennifer Belleza, Aziel Cruz, Angelique Santos, John by the College Editors Guild of the Philippines.
Emmanuel de Lima, and Robert de Leons research Christopher Loyola, Mark Cruz, Jayson Francisco, Carousel
entitled Nutrition Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Mae Marquez, and Edmon Conchade won 2nd place at
of PUP Varsity Players got the 2nd place award for the the Math Regional Quiz Show sponsored by the Institute
Nutrition Research Undergraduate Category sponsored of Electrical Engineers of the Philippines.
by the Food and Nutrition Research Institute and Arche Tudtod and Christo Rey Albason received the special
Department of Science and Technology. recognition award as resource speakers at the seminar-
Manuelito Andaya, Anarose Gapasin,Yvonne Irasga, and workshop on Pagkukuwento, Tanda ng Pagkatuto
Michelle Nombrados research entitled Development of organized by the Alitaptap Storytellers Philippines, Inc.
Reduced Fat and Sugar-Free Ice Cream Made from Bitter Noel Catarina, Shiela Borres, Mark Anthony Ferrer,
Melon (Momordica Charantia) bagged the 3rd place and Mark Sarabosing placed as 3rd runner-up at the 1st
award for the Nutrition Research Undergraduate Category National Food Bowl Quiz Competition headed by the
sponsored by the Food and Nutrition Research Institute Philippine Association of Food Technologists, Inc.
and the Department of Science and Technology.
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1th Senate Collegiate Debate Competition Champions
INTERNATIONAL
Name of Student/ Nature of Achievement/Award/
Sponsor
Organization Recognition
Japan International Cooperation Center and
Ebenezer Bonbon Student Ambassador
National Youth Commission
1st Place (RED TAPE DISEASE) Asian Media Information and
Erwin Ocana Asia Europe Online Competition Communication Centre (AMIC) Young
Freedom of Young Media Communicators Network
Bronze Medalist, Muay Thai Welter
Jay Harold Gregorio 25th Sea Games in Vientiane, Laos
Weight
Participant, Essay Writing Contest, Goi
John Henry Tamayo Goi Peace Foundation, Japan
Peace Foundation
Paper Presenter, 1st International International Communication Studies
John Val Dela Cruz
Conference Society
Grand Prize, ASEAN-Korea
ASEAN-Korea Centre
Multimedia Competition
Finalist, Bangkok International Print and
Drawing Competition
Silpakorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Jophel Botero Ybiosa Finalist, International Photography
Contest
Champion, Extemporaneous Speech
Contest, Philippine-Spanish Friendship University of the Philippines, Diliman
Day 2009
Representative, Ambassador of Goodwill
Marianne Enriquez UK Bird Fair, United Kingdom
and Culture
Precious Ocaya Bronze Medalist, Muay Thai Flyweight 25th Sea Games in Vientiane, Laos
Silver Medalist, Water Polo 25th Sea Games in Vientiane, Laos

Ronald Alejo Guiriba Philippine Aquatic Sports Association
Member of the Water Polo National Team
(PASA), 25th Sea Games in Vientiane, Laos
Jay Harold Gregorio Members of the Muay Thai National Muay Association of the Philippines (MAP),
Preciosa Ocaya Team 25th SEA Games in Vientiane, Laos
Best Performing Group, Gyeonggi,
Banda Kawayan South Korea
International Travel Fair
Silver Certi!cate, AVOS International
LHS Chorale TRANSINEX
Chorale Competition
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ENROLLMENT
BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
MAIN CAMPUS
NO. OF ENROLLEES
COURSE
1 Semester
st
2nd Semester
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy 3,836 3,657
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology 584 552
Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology 649 616
Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts 140 116
Bachelor in Library and Information Science 162 153
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy 123 114
Bachelor of Arts in History 200 189
Bachelor of Science in Sociology 119 177
Bachelor in Business Administration Major in Management 577 538
Bachelor in Business Administration Major in Marketing 550 498
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in HRDM 1,576 1,428
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management 1,566 1,484
Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations 852 796
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management 395 367
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management 982 923
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management 1,036 994
Bachelor of Science in Tourism 12 9
Bachelor in Transportation Management 177 166
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology 954 664
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 715 902
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering 1,053 1,004
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering 641 613
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 1,005 887
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering 1,075 1,048
Bachelor of Science in Railway Engineering Management 155 151
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering 644 614
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering 667 639
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design 153 145
Bachelor of Science in Architecture 668 648
Bachelor of Science in Economics 375 365
Bachelor in Banking and Finance 1,409 1,356
Bachelor in Political Science 221 210
Bachelor in Public Administration and Governance 167 158
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NO. OF ENROLLEES
COURSE
1st Semester 2nd Semester
Bachelor of Science in Political Economy 161 145
Bachelor in Communication Research 298 293
Bachelor in Broadcast Communication 1,002 951
Bachelor in Journalism 363 346
Bachelor of Arts in English 570 527
Batsilyer ng Artes sa Filipinolohiya 175 164
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration 1,033 1,708
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education 1,822 963
Bachelor in Physical Education 529 472
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 694 639
Bachelor of Science in Physics 151 138
Bachelor of Science in Biology 220 208
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 379 374
Bachelor in Applied Statistics 161 151
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics 360 353
Bachelor of Science in Food Technology 339 327
Bachelor in Cooperative 532 497
Diploma in Information Communication Management Technology 541 461
Diploma in Computer Engineering Management Technology 315 234
Diploma in Of!ce Management Technology 269 119
Diploma in Electrical Engineering Management Technology 35 26
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Management Technology 50 34
Diploma in Electronics Communication Engineering Management Technology 71 48
Total 33,508 31,359
OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

NO. OF ENROLLEES
COURSE
Bachelor in Broadcast Communication 307 134
Total 1,145 380
OUS - SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (NONTRADITIONAL/ETEEAP)

NO. OF ENROLLEES
COURSE
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Management 4 1
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing 2 0
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in HRDM 1 2
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NO. OF ENROLLEES
COURSE
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management 1 6
Bachelor of Arts in English 1 1
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration 4 1
Bachelor in Political Science 0 1
Total 24 25
MASTERS DEGREE
GRADUATE SCHOOL
NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
1 Semester
st
2nd Semester
Master of Science in Engineering 30 24
Master of Arts in English Language Teaching 56 49
Master in Psychology 125 120
Master in Applied Statistics 29 17
Master in Library and Information Science 73 72
Master in Business Administration 466 405
Master in Business Education 21 17
Master of Arts in Economics 29 40
Master in Educational Management 103 149
Master in Industrial Engineering Management 26 30
Master in Communication 38 33
Master in Public Administration 122 129
Master of Arts in Filipino 28 21
Master of Science in Mathematics Education 50 45
Master in Physical Education and Sports 38 75
Master of Science in Information Technology 113 107
Total 1,347 1,333

NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
Master in Construction Management 42 15
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NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
1 Semester
st
2nd Semester
Total 1,394 1,246
OUS - SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES

NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
Total 1 2
DOCTORAL DEGREE
NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
Doctor in Public Administration 40 40
Doctor in Business Administration 55 52
Doctor in Educational Management 95 89
Sub-total 190 181
POSTBACCALAUREATE DEGREE
NO. OF ENROLLEES
PROGRAM
College of Law 416 410
Certi!cate in Computer Technology 28 27
Certi!cate in Teacher Education 39 9
Certi!cate in Physical Education 0 0
Total 483 446
LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL
HIGH SCHOOL NO. OF ENROLLEES

Laboratory High School 590
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GRADUATION
BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
MAIN CAMPUS
NO. OF GRADUATES
COURSE
Yearend Midyear
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy 569 240
Bachelor of Science in Commerce major in Accountancy 1 1
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology 99 16
Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational Psychology 117 13
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Psychology 2 0
Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts 19 1
Bachelor in Library and Information Science 34 1
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy 5 4
Bachelor of Arts in History 50 2
Bachelor in Business Administration Major in Management 439 33
Bachelor in Business Administration Major in Marketing 450 28
Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations 182 13
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management 200 5
Bachelor of Science in Tourism 204 4
Bachelor in Tourism 0 2
Bachelor in Transportation Management 48 1
Bachelor in Information Technology 1 0
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science 111 28
Bachelor in Computer Data Processing Management 0 1
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering 154 10
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering 92 3
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering 88 77
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and
175 11
Communications Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering 73 6
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering 84 8
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design 13 0
Bachelor of Science in Architecture 68 12
Bachelor of Science in Economics 71 1
Bachelor in Applied Economics 1 0
Bachelor in Banking and Finance 410 14
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NO. OF GRADUATES
COURSE
Yearend Midyear
Bachelor in Political Science with Option in International Relations 44 0
Bachelor in Political Science with Option in Public Administration 1 0
Bachelor of Science in Political Economy 34 0
Bachelor of Arts in English Option in Instructional Arts 155 1
Batsilyer ng mga Sining sa Filipinolohiya Opsyon sa Sining ng Pagtuturo 15 0
Batsilyer ng mga Sining sa Filipinolohiya Opsyon sa Mass Communication 20 0
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration 406 11
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education 243 18
Bachelor in Physical Education 99 11
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics 107 41
Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Major in Computer Programming 1 0
Bachelor of Science in Physics 11 1
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 28 41
Bachelor in Applied Statistics 31 4
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics 60 3
Bachelor of Science in Food Technology 81 3
Bachelor in Cooperative 161 3
Addendum 124 0
Total 6,148 707

NO. OF GRADUATES
COURSE
Yearend Midyear
Postbaccalaureate in Computer Technology 17 4
Total 74 5
OUS - SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (NONTRADITIONAL/ETEEAP)

NO. OF GRADUATES
COURSE
Yearend Midyear
ETEEAP 2 7
Nontraditional Studies Program 5 4
Total 7 11
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MASTERS DEGREE
GRADUATE SCHOOL
NO. OF GRADUATES
PROGRAM
Yearend Midyear
Master in Psychology 1 0
Master in Library and Information Science 0 2
Master in Applied Statistics 1 2
Master in Business Education 3 1
Master of Arts in Economics 2 0
Master in Industrial Engineering Management 4 0
Master of Arts in Filipino 2 2
Master of Science in Mathematics Education 3 0
Master in Mathematics Education 1 0
Master in Physical Education and Sports 4 0
Master in Information Technology 2 0
Total 80 52
OUS - SCHOOL OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

NO. OF GRADUATES
PROGRAM
Yearend Midyear
Master in Construction Management 7 0
Total 93 50
DOCTORAL DEGREE
NO. OF GRADUATES
PROGRAM
Yearend Midyear
Doctor in Public Administration 2 1
Doctor in Business Administration 2 2
Doctor in Educational Management 9 5
Total 13 8
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POSTBACCALAUREATE DEGREE
PROGRAM NO. OF GRADUATES

Postbaccalaureate 483
LABORATORY HIGH SCHOOL
NO. OF GRADUATES
Laboratory High School 134
Engr. Ben B. Andres, Outstanding Electronics Engineer in the Field of Education for 2009
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
Prof. Helen C. de Castro participated in the Institutional Dr. Nenita F. Buan was elected Honorary President of FRI-
Training Program on Research Management held in PSYCH in Singapore.
Beijing University, China.
Eng. Ben B. Andres was awarded as Outstanding
Electronics Engineer for 2009 in the !eld of Education by EMPLOYMENT STATUS
the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines,
Incorporated.
Dr. Juan C. Birion and Prof. Elmer G. de Jose served as
paper presenters during the 8th Hawaii International
Conference on Social Sciences sponsored by the 757
Commission on Higher Education. Full-Time

Dr. Armand A. Torres participated in the Genre-Based
Approach Center for Language in Education at the Hong Part-Time
Kong Institute of Education. 1084
Arch. Jocelyn A. Rivera-Lutap published and presented her

paper entitled The Metamorphosis of Project BEACON
(Biologically, Ecologically, Aesthetically Constructed
Shelter): Sheltering Lives by the Basic at the Annual
China Urban Housing Conference, Special Forum on
Sustainability and Housing Industrialization held at
the University Conference Center, Hefei University of
Technology in China.
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DEGREE HOLDERS
FULL-TIME PART-TIME
Doctorate Doctorate
68 119
304
226
Masters
Bachelors
343
Bachelors
Masters 611
RESEARCH OUTPUT
FUNDED RESEARCHES
Title of Research Name of Researcher/s Funding Agency
Student Development Through Cocurricular

University-funded
Activities
Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz
The Short- and Long-Term Effects of Fad Diets University-funded
Development of Low-Cost Investment Casting Philippine Council for Industry and

Almir Almiranez
Technology Energy Development-DOST
Revisiting the English Pro!ciency Program of the

Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila: Bases for April Calvario Self-funded
Language Curriculum
A Case Study on How the Use of Modern

Technology Reduces the Use of Paper in Design Self-funded
Of!ce
Arlene B. Magpayo
Philippine Culture Re$ected in Filipino Group
Self-funded
Dining Practices in Public Dining Spaces
Personality and Work Values of CA Faculty Armando A. Torres Self-funded
Employment Competetiveness of Accounting

Graduates from the Polytechnic University of the Armando D. Baguino Self-funded
Philippines
Leaf Shape Variation in Selected Philippine

Rhizoporaceae Mangroves and Its Taxonomic Armin S. Coronado Self-funded
Implications
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Effectivity of Product Positioning in Selected

Supermarkets in QC as Perceived by Customers Self-funded
and Managers
Personality Adjustments of the Student Assistants

Artemus G. Cruz University-funded
of PUP-QC in Relation to their Job Ef!ciency
Scholastic Performance of the Second Year On-

Probation Students of PUP-QC in Relation to their University-funded
Motivational Factors
A Combinatorial Approach to Finding the

Numerical Coef!cient of Any Term of p(x) = [] Self-funded
(a,x-b)a,b, e C and a,% O,
Aurea Z. Rosal
Generalized FOIL METHOD: A Method of
Determining the Constant Coef!cients of Any Self-funded
Term in the Expansion of p(x)=[] (a,x-b,)
An Exploratory Study on the Impact of a Three-

Hour Period Versus One-And-A-Half Period Class Concepcion M. Vedasto Self-funded
in the Learning Processs
The Impact of the Perceived Consumer Behaviors

Pro!le of Franchise Dealers and Avon Marketing Corazon A. Daza Self-funded
Strategies in San Fernando, Pampanga
Bata Ka Pa High Ka Na Corazon P. San Juan PUP-Department of Filipino
Eskwela Kiosk Self-funded
PUP-QC Transcript System Self-funded

Demelyn Monzon
PUP-QC University Information Systems: Strategic
Self-funded
Plan for 2009-2011
The Feasibility Study on the Establishment of

Campus local fund
Conference Center and Student Dormitory
Edna S. Lavadia
The Socioeconomic Pro!le of the Students of
Campus local fund
PUP-Ragay Campus
Blurring and Effacing the Other Ideology and

Religion in the Discourses of Radical Liberation Emanuel C. De Guzman University-funded
Movements in the Philippines
Panimulang Silip sa Lalim at Lawak ng

Emelinda C. Layos Self-funded
Linggwistikang Antropolohiya
PUP College of Accountancy Departmental

Emma S. Dela Cruz Self-funded
Examination: Its Process and Implementation
The Underground Boarding House Business in

Francia P. Pena$or Self-funded
Barangays 591 and 592 in Sta. Mesa, Manila
Transposing Educational Managers to Change

Frederick O. Ramos University-funded
Managers
Evaluation of Cooperative Education Utilizing

Herminia E. Manimtim Self-funded
Andragogical Approach to Educative Processes
18
Surface Morphology and Characteristics of

National Institute of Physics, UP
Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 Thin Films Using 1064nm Jeffrey C. De Vero
Diliman
Nd:YAG Pused Laser Deposition
APARADOR: A Historical Interpretative Study on

Self-funded
the Art Deco Period in Betis, Pampanga
Filipino Values and Its Signi!cance to the

Self-funded
Accumulation of Clutter in Residential Areas
Making the Most of Your Space Self-funded
Motivation on Accumulation of Material

Self-funded
Possessions in Filipino Households
Jerome Jesus M. David
Sustainable Design: Adaptive Re-use of Vintage
Self-funded
Narra Closet
Sustainble Design: Furniture Prototype from

Self-funded
Recycled Materials
Universal Design: Smarthouse Technology Self-funded
Waste Segregation Management at the PUP CAFA Self-funded
Interbensyong Pulitikal sa Preserbasyon ng

Dibersidad Pangwika: Susi sa Rehiyunal, Kultural Jomar I. Canega Self-funded
at Ekonomikal na Pag-unlad
The Metamorphosis of Project B.E.A.C.O.N. Partial Travel Grant from the

(Biologically, Ecologically, and Aesthetically Jocelyn A. Rivera-Lutap Polytechnic University of the
Constructed Shelter): Sheltering Life by the Basics Philippines
De!ning the Role of the Library Staff in a Total

Self-funded
University
Juan C. Birion
PUP Mulanay at 15: Promoting Quality Campus
Self-funded
Environment as the True Epoch in a University Life
Casual In$uence of Contemporary Accounting

Issues and Trends Courses on the CPA Licensure
Lilian M. Litonjua Self-funded
Passing Performance of PUP Accountancy
Graduates
Course Preference of the Fourth Year Students in

University-funded
Selected Public High Schools in District II, Q.C.
Socioeconomic Pro!le of PUP Commonwealth

University-funded
Freshman Students, SY 2008-2009
The Relationship Between Perceived Job Lily G. Mendoza

University-funded
Satisfaction and Job Expectancy of PUP-QC
The Socioeconomic Pro!le of PUP Commonwealth

Campus Students and the Relationship of their
University-funded
Scholastic Performance to their Total Family
Income
19
Socioeconomic Pro!le of the Freshman Students

Lizyl Rebusquillo Self-funded
of PUP-MC, SY 2008-2009
MERALCOs Value Added Service Innovations Lutgarda R. Pilapil Self-funded
A Survey on the Performance of BSND 4-1N
Practicum Students, Second Semester, 2008- Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo Self-funded
2009
The Signi!cance of Continuing Professional
Education Program to Certi!ed Public Marietta M. Doquenia Self-funded
Accountants in the Academe
Relationship of Personal Characteristics,
Leadership Styles, and Job Satisfaction to
Adversity Quotient of Academic Heads in Selected Marissa B. Ferrer Self-funded
State Colleges and Universities in the National
Capital Region
Book of Abstracts (Student Researches) Marissa M. Reyes PUPSRC Research Fund
Research Preparedness of Accounting Faculty of
Top Performing Accountancy Schools in National Melinda S. Balbarino Self-funded
Capital Region
Sexism and English: The Controversy Revisited Mely M. Padilla Self-funded
Risk Exposure and Risk Management Techniques
of BEZ Manufacturing Companies: Their Impact Nemia C. Mallari Recipient of PUP Dissertation Aid
on Earnings Per Share
Convergence of the Socioeconomic Demands of
the Philippines and the United States National
Ofelia M. Empemano Self-funded
Interests Through the United States Agency for
International Development
The Role of Securities and Exchange Commission

in Promoting the Philippine Capital Market as
Olivia C. Ayuyao Self-funded
Viewed by Market Institutions Representatives
from both Public and Private Sectors
The Status of the ROTC Program in PUP-QC Pascualito B. Gatan University-funded
English Pro!ciency of Korean Applicants as

Measured by the General Language Pro!ciency
Paterna E. Manalo Self-funded
Test of the Center for Language Training of the
Polytechnic University of the Philippines, 2009
Functions of Code Switching in School-Childrens

Self-funded
Conversation
Inde!nite Pronounce: A Campus-Based Study in

Rachelle Pili Self-funded
Philippine English
The Effects of Illustration Upon Second Language

Self-funded
Vocabulary Acquisition
Pagdisenyo at Ebalwasyon ng Kurikulum

Randy D. Sagun Self-funded
Pangwika sa mga Piling Unibersidad sa Maynila
Philippine Megaintegrated Research and

Raul Dumol DOST Staff Development Program
Development System
The Bureau of Internal Revenues Documents
Processing Section in the Four Districts of Makati Renato S. Ang Self-funded
City
20
New Trend in Spa Design Rey S. Gabitan Self-funded
Metal Nanoparticles Deposition on Silicon

Substrate Using Ultrathin Anodic Aluminum Oxide
Diliman
(AAO) Template
Optimization of Anodization Parameters Synthesis

of Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) on Silicon Rogelio G. Dizon
Diliman
Substrate
Synthesis and Anodic Aluminum Oxide (AAO) from

Aluminum Thin Film Deposited via RF Magnetron
Diliman
Sputtering
Pagbasa sa Ibat Ibang Pitak: (Pagtitikal) at

(Paglulukad) sa Wikang Filipino at Lipunang Romeo R. Pena Self-funded
Pilipino
Online PUP-QC Alumni Monitoring System Self-funded
PUP-QC Online Enrollment and Pro!ling System Rosicar Escober Data not available
PUP-QC, PUPCET I-Apply Self-funded
E-money and the Transmission of Monetary Policy Self-funded
Status of Transitional Education in the Philippies Self-funded

Severino A. Espiritu
Updates and Trends in Human Resources
Self-funded
Management: An Evaluative Study
Abstracts of Recently-Conducted Studies on

Valentino B. Jasul Self-funded
Reading
Graduate Tracer Study at Randomly Selected

Virgilio A. Rivas Commission on Higher Education
Graduates of PUP from SY 2000 to SY 2005
Comparative Macroeconomic Performance of the

Self-funded
Philippines in the ASEAN: A Review
Public Spending and Economic Growth: A

Self-funded
Cointegration and Causality Analysis
Virgilio M. Tatlonghari
The Long-Term Behavior of Peso-Dollar Exchange
Self-funded
Rate
The Relative Strengths of Fiscal and Monetary

Self-funded
Policy
Needs Assessment of Cooperatives in Metro

Zandro T. Estella College of Cooperatives
Manila
Incorporation of Photovoltaic Cell to Existing

Lithium-Ion Batteries as a Supplementary Power Ben B. Andres
Self-funded
Source of Cellular Phones for Mobile Device with Student Researchers
Users
Development of Wireless Monitoring Device

Alexander S. Carrascal
for Detection of Sweat and Pee for Bed-ridden Self-funded
with Student Researchers
Patients
21
Pheretima Elongate Burrowing Activity Alteration

Through Utilization of Extremely Low Frequencies
Self-funded
to Aid in Conserving the Banaue Rice Terraces
Through Laboratory Analysis Marianito P. Gallego Jr.-
with Student Researchers
SOLAR ALUGBATI: Non-Silicon Based Solar Cell
Utilizing Alugbati Dye (Basella Rubra Linn) as Self-funded
Light-Absorbing Material
Malunggay Cake Shop(Feasibility Study) Self-funded
Roly-Poly Food Vehicle(Feasibility Study) Self-funded

Zosimo L. Villa
Siopao Manufacturing Company in with Student Researchers Self-funded
Q.C.(Feasibility Study)
Zest O Bag(Feasibility Study) Self-funded
Tracer Study of PUP San Pedro Campus

Angelito D. Roldan
Graduates of BS Entrepreneurial Management Self-funded
Demethilia V. Feliciano
and BS Education Programs SY 2007-2008
Commission on Higher Education

Ego-Integrity of Institutionalized and Co-Resident Elmer G. De Jose
Travel Grant to present paper in an
Older Adults Juan C. Birion
international conference
Are There Seasonal Anomalies and January

Self-funded
Effects in the Philippine Stock Market?
Melly L. Paraiso
Regional Output Growth and Public Investments Virgilio M. Tatlonghari
in the Philippines: The Evidence from Panel Data Self-funded
Regression
Feasibility Study on the Installation of a Central

Ireneo C. Delas Armas
Goods Distribution System for the Vicariate of the College of Cooperatives
Elenita S. Mantalaba
Holy Spirit (Tondo, Manila)
An Evaluation of the CHEDs ETEEAP Program

Implementation in Higher Education Institutions Open University System
(HEIs)
An Evaluation of the PUP-OU Distance Learning Victoria C. Naval

Program and Course Implementation: Bases for Carmencita L. Castolo Open University System
Improvement
Strategic Concerns for IT Use: Bases for PUP MIS Polytechnic University of the
Strategic Directions and Plans Philippines
Herminia E. Manimtim
Poverty Alleviation Impact of Cooperative Af!liates Quezon Federation and Union of
Zandro T. Estella
of Quezon Federation and Union of Cooperatives Cooperatives
Alex L. Saclayan
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu PUP - Of!ce of the Vice President

Pilot Scale Production of Corn Malt Chips (on-
Elvira C. Labartine for Research, Extension, and
going)
Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo Development
Amalia C. Rosales
Elmer G. De Jose
Developing Service-Quality Standard Framework Development Academy of the
Florante C. Varona
for Public Frontline Services in the Philippines Philippines
Juan C. Birion
Nenita F. Buan
22
Carmela V. Dellova
A Survey on the Perception of Third Year BSND Jennifer T. Gonzales
Students of their Cofee Shop Training, Summer Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo Self-funded
2009 Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Rolando T. Yu
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu

Carmela V. Dellova
Socioeconomic Pro!le of CNFS Freshman Elvira C. Labartine
Self-funded
Students School Year 2008-2009: A Survey Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo
Susan P. Arevalo
RESEARCH OUTPUT PRESENTED
Title of Research Researcher/s Title of Seminar and Sponsor
11th Annual CS Research Colloquium

and Poster/Paper Presentation
Leaf Shape Variation in Selected Philippine
Rhizophoraceae Mangroves and Its Taxonomic Armin S. Coronado
Implications Poster Presentation in the Association
of the Systematic Biologists in the
Philippines Convention
A Combinatorial Approach to Finding the

Numerical Coef!cient of Any Term in the
Expansion of
n
p(x) = (ai x-bi ) and Poster/Paper Presentation
i=1
ai bi ‫ א‬ԧ and ai 0,‫׊‬i = 1,2,..n

Aurea Z. Rosal
Mathematics Teachers Association of
the Philippines-Tertiary Level, Math
Generalized FOIL METHOD, A Method of
Society of the Philippines (MSP)-NCR
Determining the Constant Coef!cients of Any
Convention
Term in the Expansion of
n
Convention of the
p(x) = (ai x-bi ) Mathematical Society of
i=1
the Philippines
‫א‬ԧ ‫׊‬
Centre for Language in Education,
English Songs as Supplementary Materials in the Arthur Samy Language Learning
Emeteria Leonila B. Abayan
Teaching of Paragraph Writing Centre, Hongkong Institute of
Education
An Evaluation of the AB English Curriculum of Centre for Language in Education,
the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and Arthur Samy Language Learning
Evangelina S. Seril
Its Relation to PUP AB English Graduates Job Centre, Hongkong Institute of
Performance Education
Master of Arts in Economics, PUP

Migration Pattern in Cagayan Valley Exequiel M. Perez
Graduate School
23
Title of Research Researcher(s) Title of Seminar and Sponsor
Cooperative Governance and 5th

Century Cooperatives Conference
Educative Processes in Cooperatives: An
Herminia E. Manimtim sponsored by the National
Andragogical Analysis
Cooperative Movement, Landbank of
the Philippines and La Frutera, Inc.
Wages Consumer Price Index and Unemployment Master of Arts in Economics, PUP
Jai Leonard I. Carinan
in the Philippines Graduate School
Surface Morphology and Characteristics of

Bi2Sr2CaCu2O+ thin !lms using 1064 nm Jeffrey De Vero
and Poster/Paper Presentation
Nd:YAG pused laser deposition
Annual China Urban Housing

The Metamorphosis of Project B.E.A.C.O.N. Conference Special Forum on
(Biologically, Ecologically, and Aesthetically Sustainability and Housing
Constructed Shelter): Sheltering Life by the Jocelyn A. Rivera-Lutap Industrialization sponsored by the
Basics Hefei University of Technology and
the City Government of Hefei, Anhui
Province, Peoples Republic of China
Interbensyong Pulitikal sa sa Preserbasyon
ng Dibersidad Pangwika: Susi sa Rehiyunal, Jomar I. Canega Baguio State University
Kultural, at Ekonomikal na Pag-unlad
Manpower Development Theory as Applied in the Master of Arts in Economics, PUP
Melcah T. Pascua
Philippines Graduate School
Regional Output Growth and Public Investments

Ad Veritatem
in the Philippines: The Evidence from Panel Melly L. Paraiso
(Refereed Research Journal)
Data Regressions
Sexism and English: The Controversy Revisited Mely M. Padilla Baguio State University
English Pro!ciency of Korean Applicants as

Measured by the General Language Center for
Paterna E. Manalo Baguio State University
Language Training of the Polytechnic
University of the Philippines
Aggregate Revenues and Public Debt: A

Master of Arts in Economics, PUP
Decomposition Analysis and Its Impact on Ramse C. Osano Jr.
Graduate School
Philippine Economic Growth
Estimating Okuns Law in the Philippines from Master of Arts in Economics, PUP
Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
1975-2006 Graduate School
Pagbasa sa Ibat Ibang Pitak: (Pagtitikal) at
(Paglulukad) sa Wikang Filipino at Lipunang Romeo R. Pena Baguio State University
Pilipino
13th ASEAN Forum, JW Marriott Hotel,
Philippine Popular Culture Toward the World Sixer A. Sitjar
Seoul, South Korea
Ego-integrity of Institutionalized and Co-Resident Elmer G. De Jose 8th Hawaii International Conference
Older Adults Juan C. Birion on Social Sciences
Regional Output Growth and Public Investments

Melly L. Paraiso Ad Veritatem (International
in the Philippines: The Evidence from Panel
Virgilio M. Tatlonghari Refereed Journal)
Data Regressions
Crafting of the Human Resource Development Abraham C. Camba Jr.
Plan under the Public Sector Cluster-Morale, Aileen L. Camba Civil Service Commission
Empowerment, and Welfare Melly L. Paraiso
24
Title of Research Researcher(s) Title of Seminar and Sponsor
English Pro!ciency of Korean Applicants as Belen Z. de Asis Centre for Language in Education,
Measured by the General Language Pro!ciency Carlos A. Garcia Arthur Samy Language Learning
Test of the Center for Language Training of the Evangelina S. Seril Centre, Hongkong Institute of
Polytechnic University of the Philippines Paterna E. Manalo Education
Carousel Mae Marquez

Emmarie Luz Posada Engineering Research Conference
Frefeesh. The Light Fishing Lure
Jayson A. Francisco Journal March 2009
Kaycee Fareria
Amalia C. Rosales
Elmer G. De Jose
Developing Service Quality Standard Framework Development Academy of the
Florante C. Varona
for Public Frontline Services in the Philippines Philippines (DAP)
Juan C. Birion
Nenita F. Buan
Carlos A. Garcia
Carmencita E. Caridad Centre for Language in Education,
Preferences of AB English Third Year Students
Cristina C. Buluran Arthur Samy Language Learning
on Classroom Activities Utilized by English
Emeteria Leonila B. Abayan Centre, Hong Kong Institute of
Professors
Ma. Junithesmer B. Doctor Education
Virginia A. Ranin
Edelminda A. Rimando
Edelyn M. Mariano Centre for Language in Education,
Differences in Reading Attitude and Reading
Leodegario SM. Bautista Arthur Samy Language Learning
Pro!ciency of College Freshmen of PUP Grouped
Marissa L. Mayrena Centre, Hong Kong Institute of
According to Some Selected Variables
Mary Grace L. Ferrer Education
Valentino B. Jasul
J.R. Seimone M. Grospe

Jeffrey V. Reyes
Solar Alugbati: Non-Silicon Based Solar Cell
Joshua E. Juanito National Engineering Research
Utilizing Alugbati-Dye (Basella Rubra Linn) as
Juce Adriano L. Limboy Conference 2009
Light Absorbing Material
Marianito P. Gallego Jr.-
Adviser
Andrew Dalle R. Bernardo

Erwin G. Balines
Pheretima Elongate Burrowing Activity Alteration
Jason A Malveda
Through Utilization of Extremely Low Frequencies National Engineering Research
Lorenzo Angelo A. Bunyi
to Aid Conserving the Banaue Rice Terraces Conference 2009
Stephen S. Santos
Through Laboratory Analysis
Marianito P. Gallego Jr. -
Adviser
April M. Villas
Incorporation of Photovoltaic Cell to Existing Danielle Anne C. Bautista
Lithium-Ion Batteries as a Supplementary Power Ely Vien E. Asuncion National Engineering Research
Source of Cellular Phones for Mobile Device Jessica P. Bernardo Conference 2009
Users Raquel Q. Rellebo
Ben B. Andres - Adviser
Arlene A. Lumawig
Charity Anne T. Ugalino
Development of Wireless Monitoring Device Christzel J. Visitacion
National Engineering Research
for Detection of Sweat and Pee for Bedridden Jessica J. Cabangon
Conference 2009
Patients Rose Anne B. Pena
Alexander S. Carrascal
Adviser
25
RESEARCH/ARTICLE PUBLISHED
Title of Research/Article Name of Researcher/s Publication
College of Cooperatives Research

Knowledge Kiosk Alex L. Saclayan
Journal
Moral Leadership and the Economic-Political

Graduate Forum (Research Journal of
Realities of Philippine Development: How to Amalia C. Rosales
the PUP Graduate School)
Move Forward?
Implementing the Manual and Computerized

Government Accounting System: Philippine Carmela S. Perez
Experience
Transformational Leadership: Polytechnic University of the

Elmer G. De Jose
Some Crosscultural and Gender Issues Philippines
Logic and Being: The Religious and Ideology Polytechnic University of the
Emanuel C. De Guzman
Human in Life Worlds Philippines

Cooperatives: Their Economic and Social Utility Herminia E. Manimtim
Journal
The Metamorphosis of Project B.E.A.C.O.N.

China Urban Housing Conference
(Biologically, Ecologically, and Aesthetically
Jocelyn A. Rivera-Lutap Compendium, Hefei University of
Constructed Shelter): Sheltering Life by the
Technology
Basics
PUP Mulanay at 15: Promoting Quality Campus

Environment as the True Epoch in a University
Graduate Monograph Series
Life
Juan C. Birion (Polytechnic University of the
De!ning the Role of the Library Staff in a Total Philippines)
University
Redesigning Undergraduate Curriculum: A

Proactive Response to Millennium Development College of Cooperatives Research
Marietta P. Demelino
Goals, the Polytechnic University of the Journal
Philippines Experience
Convergence of the Socioeconomic Demands of

the Philippines and the United States National
Ofelia M. Empemano (Polytechnic University of the
Interests Through the United States Agency for
Philippines)
International Development
University-Industry Linkage and Knowledge- College of Cooperatives Research

Rebecca E. Palma
Based Economy Research Agenda: A Response Journal

E-money and the Transmission of Monetary
Severino A. Espiritu (Polytechnic University of the
Policy Philippines)
A Review of Philippine Macroeconomic

Performance in the ASEAN, 2001-2005
Co-integration, Causality, and Wagner Law: The
Philippine Case 1970-2005
Some Notes on the Features of the Philippine Elenita S. Mantalaba College of Cooperatives Research
Cooperative Code of 2008 Herminia E. Manimtim Journal
26
Title of the Research/Article Name of Researcher/s Publication
Alexis M. Fillone
Rail Transit Accessibility Study for Metro Manila Graduate Forum
Manuel M. Muhi
The Marikina City Resettlement Program:

Rosette C. Librea
A Model for Community and Government Graduate Forum
Valentino G. Baac
Partnership for Development
Ireneo C. delas Armas

Socioeconomic Pro!le of Bachelor in College of Cooperatives Research
Ricardo F. Ramiscal
Cooperatives Students SY 2007-2008 Journal
Zandro T. Estella
Piloting an Achievement Test: An Evaluation Marietta P. Demelino
Journal
Rebecca E. Palma
Comparative Socioeconomic and Technical Antonio J. Barroga

Impact Analysis of Rice-Monoculture and Rice- Norlito R. Gicana Graduate Forum
Duck Farming in the Philippines Rochelle M. Barroga
Al F. Fontamillas
Anastacio C. Gabriel
Bachelor in Cooperatives 2007 Graduates: A College of Cooperatives Research
Angelita F. Sumaway
Tracer Study Journal
Ricardo F. Ramiscal
Alex L. Saclayan
Elenita S. Mantalaba
Education and Training Resources of Selected
Herminia E. Manimtim College of Cooperatives Research
Cooperatives and Institutions in Luzon: A
Marietta P. Demelino Journal
Benchmark for Quality and Rationalization
Michael S. Pechardo
Rebecca E. Palma
EXTENSION AND COMMUNITY

OUTREACH SERVICES
The services PUP has extended to the immediate community/

ies and to the country have come in various forms.
Livelihood Programs:
Hanep Buhay
Basic Curtain and Drapery Design
Entrepreneurial Training
Soap, fabric softener, and dishwashing liquid soap making
Fruit Candy Making
Fruit Juices and Purees
Nutrition and Wellness Programs:

Aerobics and Aero-Dancing
Feeding Programs
Maragondon Marathon 2009
Annual December Soup Kitchen
Nutrition Extension Project
Gift-Giving, Relief Operations, and Outreach Programs:

Gift-Giving Projects Bene!ciaries of the different entrepreneurial
Distribution of relief goods to the victims of Typhoon Ondoy programs of the University
Maragondon Outreach Program
27
Nutrition and Wellness Programs
Information Dissemination: Newsletter Making Using Microsoft Of!ce Publisher

National Disaster Consciousness Peer-to-peer teaching program
PAGASA Typhoon and Flood Awareness The Nutrition Care Process: Its Application to Quality
Management in Dietetics
Lectures, Seminars, Trainings, Workshops, and Literacy Public Finance
Programs: Personal Finance Management
After-training series for trainers at NKTI Sports Biomechanics Applied to Golf Swing
Computer Literacy Updates in Foodservice, Nutrition, and Dietetics
Cooperative Development and Sustainability Assistance Discerning Trust of Sta. Lucia Rizal High School, Pasig
Program City graduating students
Drug-Free Community for Peace and Development PUP-Rotary Club of Uptown Novaliches Summer Workshop
Empowering a Lawn Tennis Serve for out-of-school youth
Enhancement of Written and Spoken Communication Teacher and Youth Empowerment Through Sports and
Skills in English and in Filipino Teambuilding Activities
Factors that Affect/In$uence Overweight and Obesity Teacher Empowerment Through Computer Literacy in
Among Government Hospital Employees in Metro Manila Pulo ni Sara National High School
Food and Nutrition-Related Trends Affecting the Hospitality Voters Education Seminar
and Tourism Industry Women Empowerment and Decent Work Program
Free Tutorial Sessions
Gabay at Sanay sa Kasaysayan at Sining: 5th Series Professional Advising/Consultancy:
In-House Nutrition-Dietetics Board Review Editing of the NDAP Diet Manual 2009 Revision
Believe Camp Leadership Training Sons Gakkai Consultancy and Technical Assistance (PUP employees;
A Kindergarten Talk on Physics: Momentous Glimpse on Christ the King Parish and Parkspring Ville Homeowners,
Solid State Physics and Materials Science Barangay San Antonio, San Pedro, Laguna; Practitioners)
Letter Writing in Filipino and in English Consultancy services on research methodology,
Magkwentuhan ng Sariling Atin preparation of statistical tables, and analysis of statistical
Modern Strategies in Teaching Literature and results
Humanities
Students and faculty members repack the relief goods for Inmates of the Correctional Institution for Women receive
distribution to the victims of typhoon Ondoy. goods from the GS faculty members and students.
28
Prof. Emy B. Abayan teaches the ofcials of the Philippine

Prof. Ronald Yu lectures in one of the in-house review sessions.
Marine Corps the basics of business communication.
Consultancy, The National Archetype Magazine Conduct of activities and coordination meetings with the
Creative Consultancy Institutional video, PUP Graduate DOE to sustain awareness phase and respond to the
School (Areas I X) current issues on energy
Creative Consultancy Isang Apat, a 12-minute !lm Gawad Kalinga
production Habitat For Humanity
Creative Consultancy LASIP, a 12-minute !lm Mahogany and Narra Seed Planting Project
production Help, Assist, and Mobilize (HAM)
Creative Consultant for the independent !lm Butas Table Setting Demonstration
Consultation Meeting on NDAP Diet Manual Revision Basic Bartending Demonstration with Costing and Cake
Decorating
Others: Chicken Cookery and Roast Demonstration
Adopt a Barangay Library NC II - Computer Hardware Servicing Assessment
AIDS Candlelight Memorial (ACM) organized by the core NDCC Earthquake simulation exercises for the
group that handled and implemented the ACM 2009 prevention of more casualties when actual occurrences
Assistance to NDCC on the AH1N1 updates and of disasters hit the country
dissemination of information in the NCR and provincial Technical Assistance Program (involvement as resource
media persons, technical panels, and evaluators): Land Bank
Conduct of needs assessment in Pulo ni Sara National of the Philippines GAWAD PITAK Annual Search for
High School Outstanding Cooperatives, Development of Standard
Cooperative System, Network, and Alliance-Building Chart of Accounts for Cooperatives and implementation
Assistance Program: 5th Century Cooperatives Conference of rules and regulations based on the provisions of the
and Monthly Breakfast Education Forum, Metro Manila new Cooperative Code, Development of accreditation
Cooperatives Convergence, Launching of the Cooperative guidelines for cooperative external auditors
Deposit Insurance System Ten-day campaign for the Anti-Child Pornography Bill
Crafting of the National Human Resource Development provided media advocacy for the Rally cum Santa Cruzan
Plan under the Public Sector Cluster and poster exhibit at the House of Representatives for
Anti- Child Pornography Bill
Literacy Program Beneciaries
29
...where the laurels are reaped
30
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W ith hands on deck to make a beeline

for accomplishments, the Of!ce
of the President (OP) under the
inspiring leadership of Dr. Dante G. Guevarra,
keeps its workers in a bustling beehive of
endeavors to embark on several initiatives
to strengthen the Universitys academic
programs, research output, international
linkages, information and communication
technologies, and the like. Year 2009 saw the
Guevarra administration come to full circle
in full gear. This completed cycle, however,
does not signify an end but optimistically
re"ects a continuance of everything good
and beautiful that it has carried on from
its predecessors. In an effort to achieve the
overall aspiration of a Total University and
create a sustainable culture of continuous
improvement and service excellence to support
the Universitys mission, the of!ces under the
OP proudly wear the golden feathers in their
caps reaped in the year under review.
With its major function to fuel its peoples drive to set their
eyes on the Universitys long-range plans, the OP bears out
the desire to accomplish things with ef!ciency and ef!cacy.
Among its major feats in 2009 included the following:
· Preparation of the monograph of Apolinario M. Mabini: The Sublime Scholar;

· Membership of Dr. Guevarra (Vice President for NCR) in the Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges;
and
· Speakership of Dr. Guevarra (as paper presenter) at the PENTRAD National Conference held at the Heritage Hotel, Roxas
Boulevard, Pasay City on November 27.
Ofce of the University Board Secretary
Behind the success of the Board of Regents regular meetings is the extensive and ef!cient effort exerted by the Of!ce of
the University Board Secretary (UBS). Four regular meetings and one special board meeting of the Board of Regents (BOR),
the highest governing body of the University, were competently facilitated by the unit. The of!ce was responsible for the
comprehensive detailing, preparation, and distribution of papers or documents to each member of the BOR days prior to the
schedule of meetings, thus, resulting in a more focused and fruitful discussion of matters pertaining to essential University
concerns. Moreover, the UBS helped facilitate the Zero Waste Management Project at the oval dumpsite and the Bingo Socials
held during the University Christmas celebration.
Legal Ofce
The Legal Of!ce is committed to provide quality legal services for the University. Year 2009 made the of!ce relatively busy.
By advising the administration, faculty, employees, and students on legal matters pertaining to the University, legal risks and
liabilities in the institution were minimized. It conducted and attended hearings of cases arising from purported violations of
laws and of!ce rules and regulations by of!cials and personnel of the University.
For the year 2009, the Legal Of!ce approved 40 faculty/employee clearances and 6, 312 student clearances, issued 1,
292 af!davits of loss, reviewed 57 memoranda of agreement, and resolved 30 cases.
OPENING OF CLASSES
GMA 7s morning show Unang Hirit coverage of the opening of

classes in the University on June 15, 7:30 a.m at the Freedom
Plaza
President Guevarras discussing the medical prevention

scheme that the University implements to !ght against the
worsening case of the A(H1N1) virus
Public Affairs Ofce

From its humble beginnings, the Polytechnic University of
the Philippines has played a vital role in public life. In 2009,
the ever-dependable Public Affairs Of!ce (PAO) was no doubt
at its busiest in projecting the positive image of both the
University and the state through print and broadcast media
(both radio and television), and its linkages with private and
government organizations and media practitioners.
The Public Affairs Of!ce under the close supervision Unang Hirits remote broadcast in the University to feature the
of the Of!ce of the President serves as a link to facilitate resumption of classes from Christmas break and to showcase
coordination and cooperation between the University and the 2009 fashion trend held on January 6 at the Freedom
the public. It likewise promotes greater understanding and Plaza
better relationship among the members of the academic
community and between the University and other sectors
of society; it develops and executes information and public
relations programs and activities for the University to keep
its public informed of the signi!cant undertakings in the
institution. The PAO caused the publication of several news
articles about the University and documented many events
on the campus.
· In performing its varied functions, the PAO worked in

close association with different media networks:
# News and photo releases were sent to The Philippine

Star, The Manila Bulletin, The Manila Times, Manila President Guevarras television studio interview on NBN 4
Standard Today, The Daily Tribune, Philippine News One Morning Show regarding the PUP-PAGCOR Memoranda
Agency, Abante Tonite, Peoples Journal, Commuter of Agreement, Sagip Musmos Feeding Program, and the
Express, Pilipino Star, Gazette, Tempo, Taliba, PAGCOR-sponsored Medical and Dental Assistance on
Pilipino Star Ngayon, Remate, Peoples Tonight, January 21, 6:30 a.m. at the NBN Studio in Quezon City
Philstar.com, and GMA News.TV.
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# Harmonious relationship with the broadcast media was

maintained to keep the public posted about the University
events and to make University of!cials available for interviews
whenever necessary.
# Live coverage and television studio interviews were broadcast
on One Morning Show of NBN 4, Unang Hirit of GMA, and
Umagang Kay Ganda of ABS-CBN.
# PUP announcements and interviews with the University
President and its other of!cials were aired by local radio
stations that were very accommodating. RMN, DZMM,
DZRH, DZBB, and some other radio stations released media
advisories informing students of the suspension of classes,
the administration of PUP College Entrance Tests (PUPCET),
Boto Mo, Ipatrol Mo. Ako Ang Simula
the availability of entrance scholarship, and the holding of
the midyear commencement exercises with Former Defense
Secretary Gilberto Gibo Teodoro, Jr. as guest speaker.
· Information regarding PUPCET, College of Technology enrollment,

and entrance scholarships were disseminated in coordination
with the Department of Education to these schools and places:
Araullo High School, Barangay 403 of Zone 41 in District IV of
Manila, Carlos Albert High School, Claro M. Recto High School,
Don Alejandro Roces Science High School, Don Mariano High
School, Judge Juan Luna High School, Krus na Ligas High
School, Manila Barangay Bureau, Manuel L. Quezon High School,
Masambong High School, Quezon City High School, Quezon City
Science High School, Ramon Magsaysay (Cubao) High School,
Roxas High School, Sergio Osmeña High School, V. Mapa High
The Malacañang Palace, through the Of!ce of the
School, and Villamor High School.
Press Secretary, asking assistance from PUP to
send student-volunteers to help pack relief goods
· The semimonthly released PUP News, of!cial newsletter of the
for the typhoon Ondoy victims (an extension service University, has been published to inform the public of the real
coordinated and facilitated by the Public Affairs events, not those drawn from the grapevine.
Of!ce) · The photo and the video coverage of University or college
and satellite campus events have been done by professional
photographers and videographers upon the request of the parties
concerned.
UMAGANG KAY GANDA
ABS-CBNs morning show, Umagang Kay Ganda,

launching the BOTO MO, IPATROL MO. AKO
ANG SIMULA campaign at the PUP Gymnasium
on July 29
Internal Audit Ofce
The Internal Audit Of!ce (IAO) monitors the utilization of University resources by seeing to it that all disbursements are in
conformity with existing accounting and auditing laws, rules, and regulations and that an effective system of internal control
is implemented. Financial and compliance audits form a part of its job to regularly or periodically check and monitor the
accuracy of !nancial statements or records in the institution.
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Among the tasks accomplished by the IAO during the

Community Relations Ofce
year included:
The Community Relations Of!ce (CRO) is responsible for
· audit of the income statement of the University
the development and implementation of speci!c community
Canteen;
projects with the members of the academic community,
· examination of the balance sheet, income statement,
government, and nongovernment institutions. It operates
and any other related records on loan releases and loan
as an integral link in the establishment of rapport between
balances;
the University and its immediate neighbors. Along this line,
· monitoring of funds of the various accredited student
the of!ce, through the Day Care Center, continues to provide
organizations on the main campus and the satellite
education to preschool and street children.
campuses;
· visiting the satellite campuses to:
For the year 2009, the CRO coordinated the clearing of
the streets being used as access to PUP and monitored the
# monitor the collection of tuition and other fees;
safety and accessibility of these streets. It also voluntarily
# conduct cash examinations and compliance
offered services, such as medical assistance and cleanliness
checking in conformance with the Commission on
drive to the community and assisted other agencies and the
Audit (COA) rules and regulations and accounting
neighboring barangays by allowing them to utilize the facilities
and auditing control measures; and
of the University. Among its major feats were:
# recommend the use of appropriate liquidation
measures;
· verifying and reporting rental payments, commissions

from the selling of uniforms, income from canteen
concessionaires and photo and X-ray services, and all
other income-generating projects of the University; and
· conduct of other activities:
# monthly inspection of delivered janitorial supplies

and materials;
# monitoring and checking of the collection of tuition
and any other fees received by the University
Cashiers Of!ce;
# review of the summary of collection from connection
to the Server Of!ce and collection activities from the
SIS enrollment system;
# monitoring the deposit to ascertain the timely
remittance of collection and ensure the accuracy of
recording and reporting of collection;
# preinspection and postinspection of various repairs
and construction projects within the University;
# inspection of unserviceable University properties
and monitoring of their proper disposal; and
# examination and evaluation of income-generating Childrens Hour
activities of the University.
Security Ofce
The Security Of!ce has implemented University policies

relative to security-force operation. The unit enforced security
measures for personnel, students, installation, classi!ed
documents and materials, and any other University property
against threat, sabotage, !re, theft, and any other damages.
It also ensured peace and order on the satellite campuses
of the University. The of!ce, likewise, exhibited its $exibility
in handling special University events that needed security
measures for high-ranking personalities in the country like
Hon. Noli De Castro, Sen. Ramon Bong Revilla, PAGCOR PAGCOR Gift-Giving Project
Chairman Efraim C. Genuino, and Gov. Rafael Nantes of
Quezon.
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Cleanliness Drive Negotiation with the informal settlers
· Coordination with the of!cials of nearby barangays

and Metro Traf!c Parking Bureau to ensure safety and
security during the PUPCET;
· Conduct of Sagip Musmos feeding program for children
of nearby barangays in collaboration with the University
Canteen;
· Cleanliness Drive with Padyak of!cers and Chairman
Mabanan of Barangay 630;
· Cleaning of Teresa and Anonas Streets in cooperation
with the Manila City Hall personnel;
· Meeting with the Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig of!cers
and members of the Alliance of Concerned Students;
· Negotiation with the informal settlers who occupied the
areas fronting PUP to relocate themselves to Bocaue,
Bulacan; San Jose del Monte, Bulacan; Cabuyao,
Bulacan; and Trece Martirez, Cavite where their living
conditions had been consistently monitored;
· Negotiation with the Urban Settlement Of!ce of Antipolo,
Rizal for the acceptance of informal settlers to the
relocation site in the said place; Christmas Party sponsored by the CRO
· Sending of student-volunteers from the Junior Marketing
Executives (JME) to Malacañang to help pack and deliver
relief goods to the victims of typhoon Ondoy; and
· Participation in the Childrens Hour fund-raising project
sponsored by the College of Business.
Special Projects Ofce
The Special Projects Of!ce (SPO) people, who never

wasted time, worked their !ngers to the bone to accomplish
the following projects:
· Built the Vermin Composting Facility (VCF) through the

assistance of the Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig of the
ABS-CBN Foundation, Inc. (KBPIP-AFI);
· Constructed the Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
through the assistance of the KBPIP-AFI, Department of
Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), and Pasig
River Rehabilitation Commission (PRRC); Ilog Pasig On-The-Spot Painting Contest
· Put up plant boxes around the Interfaith Chapel;
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· Prepared the development plans for PUP-KKK (Kalikasan, Before

Kasaysayan at Kabuhayan) projects and Ecological Solid
Waste Management Act of 2000;
· Planned the concept paper for the 1st Gat. Apolinario Mabini
Awards;
· Facilitated the painting of student kiosks, Interfaith Chapel,
Obelisk, Bahay na Puti, Linear Park kiosks and dining sheds,
and curbs and parking area demarcation lines;
· Helped negotiate the establishment of Calauan Campus in
Calauan, Laguna;
· Sponsored the Ilog Pasig Bigyan ng Pag-ibig on-the-spot
painting contest and donated prizes worth Php 35,000.00;
· Conducted a lecture on painting techniques with Pinsel Clean-
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paraphernalia worth Php 20,000.00;
· Implemented the fund-raising activity of the University
President to !nance PUP projects, such as the renovation
and development of the Interfaith Chapel; and
· Created and organized the Circulo Musikero (PUP faculty
and administrative personnel) and the Binhi Band (PUP
students).
NDC Campus Project Management Ofce
The NDC Campus Project Management Of!ce almost burned

the candle at both ends to carry out the following tasks:
· Properly documented and negotiated the relocation of 549

families that have been informally settling in front of the NDC
Campus on Road 12 and Anonas Street Extension through
the help of the Local Inter-Agency Committee (LIAC), City of
Government of Manila Presidential Commission on Urban
Poor, Commission on Human Rights, HUDDC, NHA, DSWD,
DepEd, DPWH, and MMDA;
· Signed a MOA with Mr. Mariano Nocum, President of
Ceramics Corp., to provide the entrance fee for 549 informal
settlers of Road 12 as prequali!ed by the NHA; payment of
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and Socialized Housing Corporation;
· Got LIACs approval to develop plans for the informal settlers
before the relocation;
· Identi!ed Barangay Tigbe, Norzagaray, Bulacan as the
relocation site for the informal settlers through the
assistance of CHED Foundation, Inc. and LIAC;
· Facilitated the relocation of informal settlers in coordination
with local government of!cials headed by Congressman
Benny M. Abante;
· Established linkages with Bahay Kalinga, LIAC, and Fr.
Nonong of Caritas to seek support for the relocation and
livelihood of the informal settlers in Calauan, Laguna; and
· Assisted in the proposal to establish the PUP Calauan
Campus by coordinating with the PUP Board of Regents,
Sangguniang Bayan of Calauan, Of!ce of the Calauan Mayor Cons
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After
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DANTE G. GUEVARRA
University President
ANGELINA E. BORICAN
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Chief, Internal Audit
DIVINA T. PASUMBAL
Director, Public Affairs Of!ce
FERNANDO M. PEÑA (Sept. 15, 2009)

Chief, University Legal Counsel
ESTELITA WI-DELA ROSA

University Board Secretary
LEONARDO P. COQUILLA
Chief, Security Of!ce
VIRGINIA G. BRIONES
Chief, Community Relations Of!ce
ZENAIDA P. PIA
Director, NDC Campus Project Management Of!ce
DIGNA R. ORTEGA
Technical Asst. of the President
Special Projects Of!ce
TERESA V. MOBILLA
Technical Asst. to the President on Administrative Matters
Contact Information
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Second Floor South Wing, Main Building,
A. Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
Philippines 01008
TELEPHONE
(63 2) 716-2644
(63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 200 / 201 / 202 / 658 / 659
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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
U nder the competent leadership

of Dr. Victoria C. Naval, the
Of!ce of the Executive Vice
President (OEVP) does not rest on its
laurels as it consistently gains unparalleled
accomplishments in guaranteeing that
services are available to support the many
faculty and students participating in teaching,
learning, research, civic engagement, and
international-affairs activities. Tie-ups with
foreign institutions of learning have been
established to promote academic and cultural
exchanges for the mutual bene!t of all
concerned. Nontraditional ways of learning,
through the PUP Open University System,
have been updated to cater to people who are
too busy to earn a diploma the conventional
way # a unique system of delivering academic
service. Likewise, the OEVP sets it eyes
on its goal to provide leadership in support
of the Universitys mission by promoting
commitment, innovation, and teamwork,
thus, creating an environment where all
stakeholders contribute to the PUPs vision of
a Total University # a preeminent institution
with unsurpassed academic programs.
Ofce of International Affairs
ACADEMIC COLLABORATION/LINKAGES
On March 27, a Memorandum of Agreement between

PUP College of Communication and Ngee Ann Polytechnic
School, Singapore was signed by Dr. Robert F. Soriano and
Deputy Director Robin Yee.
OIA Dir. Teresa C. Villar witnessing the symbolic MOA-signing

between PUP College of Communication and Ngee Ann
Polytechnic School, Singapore
College of Communication Career Talk and Seminar This was followed by a seminar with the theme COC:
Soaring High Toward Gainful International Career
The College of Communication (COC) conducted a Career sponsored by the COC in cooperation with the PAO and
Talk on the topic, Careers in the Radio Industry held on the Career and Development and Placement Of!ce
March 27 with Prof. Felix Tan Thiam Kim and Mr. Robin (CPDO); it featured PUP alumnus Prof. Mario Lajarca, now
Yee as guest speakers. based in Singapore, who spoke on How to Make it Big in
the Multinational Media Industry.
Prof. Felix Tan Thiam Kim Deputy Director Robin Yee
International Visitors from Afghanistan
Ten delegates from Afghanistan visited PUP on March

16 for a consultative meeting with the University
of!cials on how to run vocational or technical
programs in the academe: Abdul Wahab, Assistant
Finance Of!cer; Fati Mohammed, Teacher in
Accounting Institute; Muhammad Yunossa, General
Manager of Jawizjan Petroleum and Gas Institute;
Abdul Rashed, General Manager of Automechanic
Institute; Hanifa Abdul Rahim, Reconstruction Dr. Victoria C. Naval introducing the of!cials of the University
Machine teacher; Safar Mohammad, General
Manager of Kabul Agriculture Institute; Zohrah
Abdul Rahim, Music teacher; Faiz Mohammad,
Engineering teacher; M. Sakhi, General Manager of
Balkh Petroleum and Gas Institute; and Mohammad
Karim, General Manager of Heart Technical
Institute.
CHED-Singapore International Training Program

for Technical-Vocational Education PUP of!cials with Afghan delegates
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Of!ce

of Student Services ably headed by its director,
Dr. Catherine Q. Castañeda, organized a forum
between PUP of!cials and Singaporean directors
from Nanyang Polytechnic University and Temasek
Foundation. PUP was selected by CHED among the
many SUCs as the recipient of a training program
for technical-vocational senior managers, directors,
heads of departments, and specialists. The event
was held in Singapore with a group of Nanyang VPAA Samuel M. Salvador, VPRED Pastor B. Malaborbor, and
Polytechnic University of!cials as the training VPSS Juan C. Birion shaking hands with the Acting Director
from the Department of Foreign Affairs
provider.
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The Singaporean delegates were: Mr. Foong Tze Foon, Extension, and Development; Dr. Milagrina A. Gomez,
Senior Director, Nanyang Polytechnic University; Mr. Ng Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs;
Chee Keong Dy, Director, Nanyang Polytechnic University; Prof. Alberto C. Guillo, Assistant to the Executive Vice
Mr. Gerald Yeo, Director, Temasek Foundation; Dr. President; Prof. Rosita E. Canlas, dean of the College
Ang Thian Soo, Chairman, Royal Institute of Higher of Computer Management and Information Technology;
Education (RIHED) & Singapore; and Ms. Helen Molano, Engr. Guillermo O. Bernabe, representing Dr. Manuel M.
President, Royal Institute of Higher Education (RIHED) & Muhi, dean of the College of Engineering; Prof. Jose!na
Philippines. M. De la Isla, chair of the College of Technology; Prof.
Nympha M. Del Rosario, chief registrar of the College of
PUP of!cials who participated in the forum were: Dr. Technology; and Prof. Angelina C. Borican, chief-of-staff
Pastor B. Malaborbor, Vice President for Research, of the Presidents Of!ce.
NANYANG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY AND

TEMASEK FOUNDATION
VPRED Pastor B. Malaborbor and other PUP

ofcials, CHED Director Catherine Q. Castañeda with
Singaporean ofcials from Nanyang Polytechnic
University and Temasek Foundation
Malaysian School of Cooperatives Study Visit
On June 9, delegates from the Malaysian School of

Cooperatives came to PUP for a study visit in coordination
with the College of Cooperatives. The delegates were:
Abdul Halim Hassan, Hj Mansor Bin Abdullah, Nora mar
Omar, Mohamad Yusuf Bin Mislam, Aris Firdaus, Yuhaiza
Binti Mo Aris, and Siti Haniazah Binti Ramli.
The delegates met with PUP of!cials before a forum was

held at the Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resources
Center (NALLRC) regarding the management of school
cooperatives in both universities and possibilities for future
tie-ups.
Dean Marietta P. Demelino of the College of Cooperatives

(CC) and the CC faculty participated in the forum.
Forum of PUP ofcials, CHED Director, and

Singaporean Delegates
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Norazmar Omar, Ofcial of Malaysian Ministry of Education
Dr. Marietta P. Demelino exchanging tokens with Hj Regent Anastacio Gabriel, Chp. Rebecca Palma, and Siti
Mansor Bin Abdullah, Board Member of Angkasa Haniazah Binti Ramli of Johor, Malaysia during the forum
Malaysia
Cultural and Academic Visit of Seoul Womens

University Faculty and Students SWU students during the farewell program at the
Presidential Suite, Hasmin Hostel
A faculty member and ten female students from Seoul
Womens University in Seoul, Korea stayed in PUP
from January 10 to 16 for a cultural and academic
visit. The student-delegates were: Son Da Hae,
major in Economics; Han Yo Soon, Social Works; Kim
Sun Hee, Social Welfare; Park Joo Sim, Computer
Science; Lee Eunbee, Economics; Cheon Hyo Jung,
Media Communications; Yun Seong Eun, Public
Administration; Kim Ho Youn, Children Studies; Jeong
Bo Yi, Business Administration; and Kang Si, Media
Communications.
SWU team leader presenting the certicate of

appreciation to PUP through the Ofce of International
Affairs represented by EVP Victoria C. Naval
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SWU delegates in various meetings, exchanges, and activities with students from the College of Languages and Linguistics
Study Visit to China, 2009
To represent the University President, VPF Marissa J.

Legaspi, together with OIA Director Maria Teresa C. Villar
and AVPSS Jose M. Abat, went to China for a study visit
from September 20 to 28 through the assistance of
Changchun Jiayi Information Corporation. The universities PUP delegates with ofcials from Changchun
and middle schools in China they visited were: Changchun University of Science and Technology (CUST)
University of Science and Technology (CUST), Sunrise
University, City College of Jilin University of Architectural
and Civil Engineering Institute, Bo Da College of Jilin
Normal University, Jilin Agriculural Science and Technology
College (JLASTU), Changchun Radio/TV University, Tianjin
Polytechnic University, No. 1 Middle School, and No. 11
Middle School.
The symbolic signing of the Memoranda of Agreement and

the Memoranda of Understanding on academic exchange
of faculty and students, international visits and fora/
seminars, and exchange of resources were executed during AVPSS Abat with Mr. Jun Tao
the visit.
INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS/INVITATIONS FOR

SY 2009-2010
20009-2010 FULBRIGHT Study Grants in the United

States
Applications for these grants were received by the Philippine- PUP delegates exchanging notes and concerns
American Educational Foundation (PAEF) until March 23, for possible MOA with ofcials from Changchun
2009. Additional competition materials could be either University of Science and Technology (CUST)
obtained directly from the PAEF Of!ce or downloaded from
the PAEF Web site www.paef.org.ph.
Providence University (Jing Yi Da Xue) in Taiwan is offering

English-taught MS and MBA programs with free Chinese
language courses for international students around the
world. Admitted students are given full scholarship for the
!rst year without any condition but shall have to meet the
minimum academic standards for the succeeding years.
(http://www.pu.edu.tw/english)
PUP delegates at the lobby of Tianjin Polytechnic
University
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Open University System
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational

Psychology
School of Distance Education
Masters Degrees
Undergraduate Degrees Master in Applied Statistics
Bachelor in Broadcast Communication Master in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Master in Business Education
Master in Communication
Postbaccalaureate Program Master in Educational Management
Postbaccalaureate in Computer Technology Master in Industrial Engineering and Management
Master in Physical Education and Sports
Masters Degrees Master in Psychology
Master of Science in Construction Management Master in Public Administration
Master in Educational Management Master in Information Technology
Master in Communication Master in Library and Information Science
Master in Public Administration
Master of Science Degrees
School of Open Learning Master of Science in Engineering
Master of Science in Information Technology
School of Professional Studies Master of Science in Mathematics Education
Undergraduate Degrees Master of Arts Degrees

Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Master of Arts in Economics
Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations Master of Arts in Filipino
Bachelor in Broadcast Communication Master of Arts in English Language Teaching
Bachelor in Banking and Finance
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Doctoral Programs
Major in Marketing Management Doctor in Business Administration
Major in Human Resource Development Doctor in Educational Management
Management Doctor in Public Administration
Bachelor in Cooperatives
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
Bachelor in Journalism HIGHLIGHTS OF ACTIVITIES
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration
Bachelor in Public Administration and Governance Revival of PUP OUS Master in Educational Society (Master
Bachelor in Political Science Major in International in Educational Management)
Relations
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Lecture-Forum on Quality Teachers: Responsive to
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Global Needs and Expectations (Master in Educational
Bachelor of Science in Economics Management)
Bachelor of Science in Political Economy
Bachelor of Science in Sociology Strategic Planning on January 13-15 at Pranjetto, Antipolo
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Rizal (Master of Science in Information Technology,
Management Postbaccalaureate in Computer Technology)
Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
Bachelor in Transportation Management Research Conference - Two MSCM students participated
in a research colloquium on March 1 (MSIT, PBCT)
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Sixteen (16) PBCT students graduated in May 2009 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT
Thirty (30) new students enrolled for the MSIT The PUP OUS enhances the competencies of its faculty
program in PUP Commonwealth during the second and staff by continuously providing them with trainings
semester of SY 2008-2009. to upgrade their academic quali!cations. Ten faculty
members have been enrolled for a doctoral degree and
Creation of the Center for Research, Extension, and two, for a masters degree. In 2009, three faculty members
Accreditation in January 2009 earned their masters degrees.
Participation of a number of students from the OUS faculty members attended seminars relevant to
different OUS degree programs in the very !rst OUS their respective areas of specialization, such as education,
Research Colloquium on March 1 public administration, mass communication, and business
administration. In addition, they have become active
Presentation/Orientation of the different academic of!cers and members of national and international
programs offered by the School of Professional scienti!c, academic, and professional organizations.
Studies (SPS), May 12-13
FACULTY SPEAKERSHIP IN SEMINARS/FORA/TRAININGS
A number of OUS faculty members served as speakers, coordinators, and coaches to various seminars, fora, and trainings
concerning education, business administration, public administration, and mass communication.
FACULTY SPEAKERSHIP
Faculty Topic/Seminar/Conference Date Venue and Sponsor
Anna Ruby P. Gapasin Online Course Development Training August 19 PUP Open University
Food Technology: Innovation in Small- College of Nutrition and

Apollonius A. Duque October 16
Scale Processing Food Science, PUP
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FACULTY SPEAKERSHIP
Designing and Developing Modular-Based University of Rizal

May 12-14
Instructional Materials System
Caroline T. Sumande
Olivarez College,
Planning Management for Accreditation September 13
Tagaytay City

Jose Reuben Q. Alagaran May 12-14
AKKAPs (Agape, Kalong, at Kwentong

Lina S. Felices Alay ng mga Pharmaceutico) 3rd High September 11 UP Manila
School Storytelling Contest
Liwayway M. Cruz Environmental Forum on Climate Change July 30 OVPRD, PUP
Seminar on Understanding Crime: An

Loreto V. Jao October 28 PUP Hasmin Hostel
Interdisciplinary Approach
Enterprise-Enhancement Training COABTE Audio-Visual

Ma. Teresa M. Balasa July 8
Workshop Room, PUP
College of Computer
Michael B. Dela Fuente Seminar on Arti!cial Intelligence October 13 Management and
Information Technology
Bahay na Puti
Teambuilding Activity 2009 & Leadership
Formation and Retreat
of New Generation Takes One Step September 25
Center, Brgy. Bignay 1,
Further to Lead the Way
Sariaya, Quezon
St. Bonaventure
Guidance-Lecture Series & Advocating
Student Center,
Student Success Through Revisiting November 27
Enverga University,
Student Needs and Guidance Services
Lucena City
Rogel L. Limpiada HRMS Leadership Forum and Batis Aramin, Lucban,

November 7
Teambuilding Workshop Quezon
Manuel S. Enverga
HRMS 2nd Annual Workshop Let him University Foundation,
who thinks he stands take heed lest he July 27 CTHRM Coffeeshop and
fall (1 Corinthians 10:12) Villa Anita Resort Padre
Burgos, Quezon
Seminar-Workshop on Technical Writing Quans Worth Farm,

October 1-2
and Communications Skills Lucena City
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FACULTY SPEAKERSHIP
School-Based Roll-Out of SBM Advocacy

Materials for the Assessment of SBM
Practices, National Competency-Based
Roland D. Montes Teachers Standards & Teachers August 15, 19, 21 Unisan, Quezon
Strengths and Needs Assessment
(NCBTS-TSNA) and Individual Plan for
Professional Development (IPPD)
Parenting Seminar February 10 Sta. Catalina College

Teambuilding Workshop March 15 Nazareth School
Research Forum 2009 with the theme PNU Gymnasium,

Harmonizing the Research Problems, Philippine Normal
November 20
the Hypothesis, and the Appropriate University, Lopez
Thelma D. Olaivar Statistical Tools Quezon
18th Philippine Statistics Quiz (PSQ) Lipa City Training

November 12
Calabarzon Regional Elimination Center

Victoria C. Naval May 12-14
Self-Awareness Through Human Values PUP Gen. Luna Campus

August 12
Program (Mulanay Extension)
Netopia Internet Café

Violeta L. Ratcho Microsoft ICafe E-Learning Program August 24
Lucena City
Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Small PUP Unisan Faculty

August 27
Business Association
MODULE DEVELOPMENT
The PUP OUS published seven modules in 2009 for the use of OUS students:
MODULE TITLE AUTHOR/S
Philosophy of Education Prof. Avelina C. Bucao
Dr. Victoria C. Naval

Methods of Research
Dr. Carmencita L. Castolo
Dr. Carmencita L. Castolo

Comparative Educational System: e-Educ. Approach Dr. Severino A. Espiritu
Dr. Zenaida C. Santos
Total Quality Management (Concepts and Practices) Dr. Samuel M. Salvador
Professional Ethics and Values Education Dr. Marietta P. Demelino
Dr. Victoria C. Naval

Education Models, Paradigms, and Procedures
Dr. Marietta P. Demelino
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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (CPD) Of !ce!of!the!Executive!Vice!President

The PUP OUS develops the competencies of its faculty VICTORIA C. NAVAL, DEM
and staff by consistently providing them with trainings on Executive Vice President
module writing, Moodle system, online teaching and learning,
ALBERTO C. GUILLO
course guide preparation and enrichment, Internet search,
Assistant to the Executive Vice President
Web site development, use of statistical software, and use of
innovative technologies. OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS (OIA)
PROF. SANJAY P. CLAUDIO
In 2009, the PUP OUS faculty members started using Director
the Moodle system in handling online classes, discussions or
lectures, submission of requirements, and the like. OPEN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM (OUS)
LEODEGARIO SM. BAUTISTA
Executive Director
FACULTY AWARDEES
CARMENCITA L. CASTOLO, DEM
Director, School of Distance Learning/School of Open Learning
The following faculty members received special citations Chair, Master in Educational Management
from CHED and PASUC:
RAQUEL G. RAMOS, DBA
Director, School of Professional Studies
NAME OF FACULTY AWARD SPONSOR
SEVERINO A. ESPIRITU, Ph.D.
Head, Academic Programs
Member, Technical Commission
Avelina C. Bucao
Panel for Associate on Higher SANJAY P. CLAUDIO
(MEM) Chair, Master in Public Administration
Diploma Program Education
ANNA RUBY P. GAPASIN
Chair, Master in Communication and
Philippine
Bachelor in Broadcast Journalism
Association
Dante G. Guevarra Vice President for
of State MANUEL M. MUHI, DT
(MPA) NCR
Universities Chair, Master of Science in Construction Management
and Colleges
REMEDIOS G. ADO
Chair, Postbaccalaureate in Computer Technology
Member, CHED-
JEROME P. DUMLAO
NCR Quality Commission Chair, Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
Rosita E. Canlas
Assessment Team on Higher
(PBCT)
(QAT) in Information Education RAQUEL G. JAVIER
Technology Registrar and Head of Student Services
Contact Information
Chair, Technical
Panel for Associate E-MAIL
Diploma Program evp@pup.edu.ph
POSTAL MAIL
Chair, Technical OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
Panel for Distance Commission Second Floor South Wing, Main Building,
Samuel M. Salvador
Education on Higher A. Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
(MEM)
Education Philippines 01008
DIRECT LINE / FAX

Member,
(63 2) 713-1509
Technical Panel
for Transnational LOCAL LINE
Education (63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 622
http://www.pup.edu.ph/oevp/
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OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
T he tireless efforts of the academic sector

under the Of!ce of the Vice President
for Academic Affairs (OVPAA)
headed by Dr. Samuel M. Salvador have paid
off strikingly with the giant strides it made
in both national and international scenes.
In directing the program standards of the
University to keep up with globalization and
ensure the labor-market responsiveness of
the academic programs, the members of the
different units under the OVPAA practically
worked at all hours and went the extra mile
not only for the accreditation of their programs
by the AACCUP but also for the exemplary
performance of their graduates at the licensure
examinations and the improvement of facilities
needed by the students.
Further, to continuously promote a strong

faculty and quality instruction that resemble
solidi!ed institutional capabilities, the OVPAA
encourages faculty members to pursue graduate
and postgraduate studies, and attend seminars,
trainings, development programs, and any
other relevant curricular undertakings to be
better equipped in their interactions with their
ever-insightful and inquisitive students. In like manner, the latter, inspired by their mentors,
participate in different trainings and various local, national, and international conferences and
competitions. More often than not, these students, cliché as a cliché, bring home the bacon.
On top of that, scholarships are awarded to carefully chosen and monitored faculty members
and students deserving of the bene!ts.
For better access and equity, the avowed mission of the University to serve the community
is being realized through the services it has extended to the immediate communities. The use
of ICT resources has been made available to all community members; thus, it has greatly
contributed to the ease and speed of the collection and dissemination of information in higher
education, instruction, research, extension, and the strengthening of linkages between local
and international agencies.
The OVPAA continuously attends to the academic problems and concerns of both students and faculty members. The VPAA
himself acts on students requests that are duly noted by the chair of the department and recommended for approval by the
dean.
From January to April and August to November, the periods coinciding with the release of the evaluation results of the students
application for graduation, the VPAA assisted the candidates by doing the following:
Expediting the submission of grade sheets to complete # Member of the CHED Technical Panel for Transnational
the evaluation of student records and recommend the Education, and
candidates for graduation; # Member of the CHED Technical Working Committee
on Transnational Education.
Allowing the students with subjects that have not been
credited to enroll in the next term to !nish all academic DR. MILAGRINA A. GOMEZ, Assistant to the VPAA,
requirements at the soonest and graduate at the attended the following:
immediately following commencement exercises; # 14th International Conference on Education with
the theme Bridging Worlds, Making Connections
Acting as Chair of the Honors Committee that is tasked to in Education held at the Sultan Hassanai Bolkiah
evaluate applications for graduation with honors; and Institute of Education of the University of Brunei
Darusalam on May 19-24;
Acting as Chair of the Graduation Committee that is tasked # 22nd Annual National Conference of the Accrediting
to ensure the successful conduct of the graduation rites. Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities in the
Philippines (AACCUP) with the theme Push Forward
The OVPAA is also in charge of evaluating the teaching the Drive for Institutional Accreditation held at One
assignments of all faculty members. The evaluated teaching Rizal Park 1099 of the Manila Hotel on February 16-
assignments for summer 2009 and 1st and 2nd semesters of 17;
SY 2009-2010 were signed by Dr. Samuel M. Salvador on # Seminar-Workshop on Curriculum Development,
behalf of the President. Implementation, and Review held at the University
Hotel, UP Diliman on February 24-27;
Letters of application for teaching positions received by the # PUP Management Workshop (Final Phase) with the
OVPAA are directed to the appropriate college or satellite theme Revisiting University Policies and Guidelines
campus (branch) for screening. After passing the evaluation for Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness on
and screening by the department and the psychological December 2; and
examinations administered by the Guidance Of!ce, the # Pi Lambda Theta General Assembly, Initiation Rites
applicants are recommended by the dean to the University and Christmas Party held at the Roma Salon of the
President through channels. The applicants are then Manila Hotel on December 3.
interviewed by the VPAA, who recommends them to the
President. As Chair of the Master in Educational Management
(MEM) Program, she led the MEM Society in conducting
In 2009, the Vice President and the OVPAA staff engaged in the following activities:
various academic, curricular, and cocurricular activities. # May 9: Research Colloquium, Presidential Suite, PUP
Hasmin Hostel;
DR. SAMUEL M. SALVADOR wrote the following books: # June October 2009: Community Outreach Projects
# Total Quality Management (Concepts and Practices) in Paltok, Sta. Mesa, Manila, a MEM-adopted
in October 2009 barangay (literacy program, sports development,
# Essentials of Grammar and Composition coauthored livelihood, and health and sanitation);
by Dr. Mely M. Padilla and Ms. Gemalyn A. Salvador # August 1: MEM General Assembly and Election of
in May 2009 Of!cers held at the Presidential Suite, PUP Hasmin
Hostel;
Dr. Salvador presented a paper entitled Innovative # September 12: Seminar on Teaching and Learning
Strategies in Education and Environment at the Global in the 21st Century held at the Manila Room, PUP
Peace Convention held at the Manila Hotel on December Hasmin Hostel; and
10 14. # November 21: MEM CARAVAN FOR COMMUNITY
OUTREACH to Tahanan ng Pangarap, Bethany
He assumed the following posts in the Technical Panel of Orphanage, and Emmaus in cooperation with the
the Commission on Higher Education: Almost Family Foundation.
# Chairman of the CHED Technical Panel for Distance
Education, PROF. LIGAYA BICOMONG-ESPINO, faculty assistant
# Chairman of the CHED Technical Panel for Associate/ assigned at the VPAA Of!ce, was invited as accreditor
Diploma Polytechnic Program,
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during the Accreditation Survey Visit to evaluate various Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
programs in the !eld of arts in the following state One-Year Certi!cate in Computer Technology
universities: Postbaccalaureate Program
# University of Northern Philippines, Candon, Ilocos
Sur, January 26-30; College of Cooperatives
# Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite, July 13-17; Bachelor in Cooperatives
# Benguet State University, La Trinidad, Benguet, Postbaccalaureate in Cooperative Management
September 8-12; and
# Western Philippines University, Puerto Princesa City, College of Economics, Finance, and Politics
Palawan, December 6-11. Bachelor of Science in Economics
Bachelor of Science in Political Economy
She was also invited to judge the following: Bachelor in Banking and Finance
# Timpalak-Talumpating Ekstemporanyo, Buwan ng Bachelor in Political Science Major in International
Wikang Pambansa 09 sa PUP, August 28; and Relations
# Universitywide Essay Writing Contest (English Bachelor in Public Administration and Governance
Category) in celebration of PUPs 105th founding
anniversary, September 16. College of Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
CURRICULAR OFFERINGS Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
MAIN CAMPUS Bachelor of Science in Railway Engineering and
Management
College of Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy College of Languages and Linguistics
Bachelor of Arts in English
College of Architecture and Fine Arts Batsilyer ng Artes sa Filipinolohiya
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Interior Design College of Law
Bachelor of Laws
College of Arts
Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational College of Nutrition and Food Science
Psychology Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics
Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology Bachelor of Science in Food Technology
Bachelor in Library and Information Science
Bachelor of Science in Sociology College of Of!ce Administration and Business Teacher
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy Education
Bachelor of Arts in History Bachelor in Of!ce Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Theater Arts Bachelor in Business Teacher Education
Postbaccalaureate in Teacher Education
College of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration College of Physical Education and Sports
# Major in Marketing Management Bachelor in Physical Education
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Certi!cate in Physical Education
# Major in Human Resource Development
Management College of Science
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor in Applied Statistics
Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations Bachelor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
College of Communication Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Bachelor in Journalism Bachelor of Science in Physics
Bachelor in Broadcast Communication
Bachelor in Communication Research College of Tourism and Hotel and Restaurant Management
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant
College of Computer Management and Information Management
Technology Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science Bachelor in Transportation Management
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COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY LEVEL II RE-ACCREDITED:

Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational
Diploma Courses Psychology (BSIOP)
Information Communication Management Technology Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology (BSCP)
Computer Engineering Management Technology Bachelor of Science in Sociology (BSS)
Of!ce Management Technology Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA)
# Associate in Legal Of!ce Management Bachelor of Science in Architecture (BS ARCH)
# Associate in Medical Of!ce Management Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS)
Electrical Engineering Management Technology Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)
Electronics and Communications Engineering Bachelor in Cooperatives (BC)
Management Technology Bachelor of Science in Political Economy (BSPE)
Mechanical Engineering Management Technology Bachelor in Banking and Finance (BBF)
Bachelor in Political Science (BPS)
Bachelor of Science in Economics (BSE)
GRADUATE PROGRAMS Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (BSM)
Bachelor in Applied Statistics (BAS)
Doctoral Programs Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BSTM)
Doctor in Business Administration Bachelor in Transportation Management (BTM)
Doctor in Educational Management Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Doctor in Public Administration (BSHRM)
Master of Arts in Economics (MAE)
Masters Programs Master in Applied Statistics (MAS)
Master in Applied Statistics Master in Business Administration (MBA)
Master in Business Administration Master in Business Education (MBE)
Master in Business Education Master in Communication (MC)
Master in Communication Master in Educational Management (MEM)
Master in Educational Management Master in Industrial Engineering and Management
Master in Industrial Engineering and Management (MIEM)
Master in Physical Education and Sports Master in Physical Education and Sports (MPES)
Master in Psychology Master in Psychology (MP)
Master in Public Administration Master in Public Administration (MPA)
Master in Information Technology Master of Arts in English Language Teaching (MAELT)
Master in Library and Information Science
Master of Science in Engineering QUALIFIED FOR LEVEL III:
Master of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Arts in History (ABH)
Master of Science in Mathematics Education Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (ABPHILO)
Master of Arts in Economics Bachelor in Library and Information Science (BLIS)
Master of Arts in English Language Teaching Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in
Master of Arts in Filipino Marketing Management (BSBA-MM)
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering (BSCE)
NEW PROGRAM OFFERED Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (BSIE)
BS in Applied Mathematics Major in Actuarial Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering (BSCoE)
Mathematics Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering (BSECE)
Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics (BSND)
ACCREDITATION Bachelor of Science in Food Technology (BSFT)
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration (BOA)
Through the OVPAA, PUP bolsters its academic programs # Major in Corporate Transcription
to meet globally-established standards and to produce high- # Major in Medical Transcription
achieving graduates who are ready to have the world by # Major in Legal Transcription
the tail. With the primary aim to provide the !nest quality Bachelor in Business Teacher Education (BBTE)
of academic experience, the University subjects itself to the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (BSCHEM)
scrutiny of a reputable accreditation body. The accreditation Doctor in Educational Management (DEM)
of the curricular programs has been targeted by the various Doctor in Public Administration (DPA)
colleges whose main goal is to attain excellence in their
respective !elds. Their efforts have not been in vain as shown ONGOING ASSESSMENT FOR LEVEL III:
in the following updates on the accreditation status of the Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations (BAPR)
different programs based on AACCUPs evaluation:
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Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major LEVEL III RE-ACCREDITED:

in Human Resource Development Management (BSBA- Bachelor in Broadcast Communication (BBRC)
HRDM) Bachelor in Journalism (BJ)
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor of Arts in English (ABE)
(BSEM) Batsilyer ng Artes sa Filipinolohiya (ABF)
Doctor in Business Administration
STUDENT NATIONAL AWARDS
Name of
Nature of Achievement/Award/Recognition Sponsor
Student/Organization
Aiann Buensuceso Top 12, Agora Youth Awards AGORA Awards
Champion, Philippine Travel Mart Domestic Philippine Tour Operators

Ann Margarette Matimtim
Tourism Association (PHILTOA)
Representative, National Young Leaders

Archer Urbano Ayala Group of Companies
Congress
Young Mens Christian Association

Arielle Erika Valerio Outstanding HI-Y Club Member, YMCA
(YMCA)
National Student Safety and

Jurors Choice, On-the-Spot Painting Contest
Ayla Christadel Virgino School Security Conference
3rd Prize, Rizal Essay Writing Contest Order of the Knights of Rizal
Brian B. Macasa Best Student Trainee Social Service System (SSS)
Philippine Society of Mechanical

Charles Masiddo Most Outstanding Chapter President
Engineers (PSME)-National
Philippine Constructors
2nd Prize, Home Spa Category, 6th Estilo de
Association, Inc. (PCA);
Christian Salvania Vida National Inter-School Students Design
PhilCONSTRUCT; Philippine
Competition
Institute of Interior Designers
1st Place, Universities and Colleges Caravan, Teledevelopment Call Center and
Christina Liza Ismael
English BPO Support Services
Philippine Constructors
1st Prize, Retail Store Design Category, 6th Estilo
Association, Inc. (PCA);
de Vida National Inter-School Students Design
PhilCONSTRUCT; Philippine
Competition 2009
Christine de Felix Institute of Interior Designers
Grand Prize, WILCON Builders Depot National

WILCON Builders Depot
Interior Design Competition
Daniella Marie Adriano 2nd Prize, Rizal Quiz Bee Order of the Knights of Rizal
Philippine Association for Teacher

Diane Rose Quiño Champion, Teaching Demonstration
Education (PAFTE)
Champion, PhilCES Ecolympiad (Economics Philippine Council of Economics

Elaine Bautista
Quiz Bee), Individual Category Students (PhilCES)
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
El!e Samaniego 1st Place, Essay Writing Contest
Maynila
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Name of
Certi!cate of Excellence, Boysen Excellence Paci!c Paint and Oil

Awards for June 2009 ALE Board Topnotchers Manufacturing, Inc.
Emerson Sacbibit
Certi!cate and Medal of Merit for placing 2nd
among the Top Ten Placers in the Architecture PRC-Board of Architecture
Licensure Examination June 2009
National Federation of Junior
rd Philippine Institute of Accountants
Eufemio Baconawa, Jr. 3 Place, Accounting Quiz Bee
Inc. (NFJPIA) and Philippine
Christian University
Champion, Table Tennis
Philippine Council of Economics
Geneveive Madeja PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be the Pride,
Students (PhilCES)
Hoist the Colours'
Most Outstanding Delegate, 12th NFJPIA
Gerardo Caiga Philippine Institute of Accountants
National Midyear Convention
(NFJPIA)
Philippine Institute of Accountants
Jamaica Blance Tabago 4th Place, Accounting Quiz Bee
Inc. (NFJPIA) and Philippine
Christian University
Treasurer, Philippine Institute of Interior
Philippine Institute of Interior
Jayson Barbara Designers Students Auxiliary Board (PIID-
Designers (PIID)
SAB)
Jazelle Ramos Philippine Association for Teacher
2nd Place, Instructional Materials Making
Education (PAFTE)
Jeff Deyto 3rd Place, Campus Photography Contest
Maynila
Natatanging Pagkilala bilang Pinakamahusay
sa Pagsulat ng Maikling Kwento, Ang
Bangungot ni Deborah
College Editors Guild of the
Ikatlong Gantimpala bilang Pinakamahusay Philippines
Jeric Jimenez sa Pagsulat ng Tula: Ang Pagtatalik ng Buwan
at Araw, Ipanalangin Mo Kami at Sa
Dangdang ng Gabi
Gawad Emman Lacaba, College

1st Place, Timpalak sa Pagsulat ng Tula
Editors Guild of the Philippines
Philippine Institute of Certi!ed
Joan Abenoja 4th Place, Provincial Quiz Bowl Public Accountants (PICPA),
Bataan Chapter
Certi!cate and Medal of Merit for placing 3rd

among the Top Ten Placers in the Architects
Joel Faustino PRC-Board of Architecture
Licensure Examination Overseas, Saudi
Arabia
JEMA President, 11th Model United Nations

Joey Landicho World Health Organization
Assembly
Participant, National Rizal Youth Leadership

John Henry Tamayo Order of the Knights of Rizal
Institute, Rizal is My President
PUP Students ll out company forms during the Job Fair.
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World Food Expo 2009
Name of
National Rizal Youth Leadership

Participant, NRYLI Oratorical Speech Contest
Institute
John Henry Tamayo Participant, Democracy Camp 2009 Ortigas Foundation
1st Runner-Up, Extemporaneous Speaking United Nations Youth Association

Contest of the Philippines
Art Association of the Philippines

Award of Merit, AAP Annual Art Competition and National Commission for
Culture and the Arts
Grand Prize Winner, Captured Smiles Photo

Automatic Centre
Contest
2nd Place, CCP Open Cam Competition Cultural Center of the Philippines
Jophel Botero Ybiosa
Semi!nalist, Metrobank Art and Design
Metrobank Foundation
Excellence National Competition
Champion, Extemporaneous Speech Contest,

National Historical Institute
Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day 2009
Finalist, Shell National Student Art Competition Shell Philippines
Interact Club of Pililla Academy

Jose Carlo Amores President
Foundation, Inc.
Joseph Delima National Discipline Awardee AY Foundation
Philippine Association for Teacher

Josephine Perea Champion, Lesson Planning
Education (PAFTE)
Joyce Lyn Garcia 2nd Prize, Oratorical Contest Order of the Knights of Rizal
1st Place, Badminton

Philippine Council of Economics
Karlo Louie Cruz PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be the Pride,
Students (PhilCES)
Hoist the Colours'
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PUP MATH MAX 2009
Name of
Finalist, Digital Photography Category, Pilipinas

Kathleen Cleto Pilipinas SHELL, Inc.
SHELL National Students Art Competition
PUP-College of Science,
2nd Place, PUP MATH MAX 2009 Pushing to
Lawrence Gayundato Department of Mathematics and
the Limit, Nationwide Math Competition
Statistics
Top Outstanding Students of the

Mariefe Del Mundo Outstanding Student of the Philippines (NCR)
Philippines (TOSP)
Marylan De Leon 2nd Place, Impromptu Speaking Contest Public Accountants (PICPA),
Region III
Junior Achievement of the
Mercedes Barrun Corporate Secretary of the Year
Philippines (JAPI)
2nd Place, Universities and Colleges Caravan, Teledevelopment Call Center and
Michelle Serrano
English BPO Support Services
Certi!cate and Medal of Merit for placing 3rd
Mitchel Edward Pagdilao among the Top Ten Placers in the Interior PRC/Board of Interior Design
Designers Licensure Examination
Kapisanan ng mga Karatista sa
Oliver Sanchez Bronze Medalist, ARNIS
Pilipinas
Ramir Famorcan 1st Place, On-the-Spot Painting Contest
Maynila
Federation of Architectural
Rica Angeli Selva 1st Runner-Up, Ms. FASIA 2009 Competition
Schools Involved in Athletics, Inc.
Ronald Alejo 5 Gold Medals, Swimming SPEEDO
Finalist, Research Proposal Writing, Asian

Rose Ann Cruz Congress for Media and Communication NCAA
Student Grand Prix
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European Whiz Mind Encounter
Name of

Roy Villanueva Bronze Medalist, ARNIS
Pilipinas
Junior Achievers of the Philippines,

Elected President
Inc. (JAPI)
Vicky Amor Camisera
Association of Marketing
Excellence in Marketing Organization
Educators of the Philippines
Floramante Sir John Don King 47th National Rizal and History Quiz Bee,
Order of the Knights of Rizal
Howard Ponce Baguio City
Andrea Parrocha
Microsoft Student-Partners Microsoft Philippines Inc.
Grace Valdez
Dawn-One Ilagan
2nd Place, European Union Whiz 09 3 Views Inc.
Justin Herrera
Ann Margarette Matimtim

3rd Place, Domestikwhizbee: Savor the Flavors UP Club for the Environment and
Roxanne Elizabeth Aldueza
of Philippine Culture Tourism
Shachez Sun
Research Paper Presenters, Determining the

Jennylyn Magtaka
Level of Gross Alpha and Beta Radioactivity Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas
Jeremy Cruz
of Water from Marine River Using Liquid (SPP), 27th Physics Congress
Raquel Balisis
Scintillation Counter
Argine Arbolado
Dr. Felimon C. Aguilar Memorial
Gerard Caiga Overall Champion, 1st Filemon Cup
College (DFCAMC)
Jeff-Mike Smith Sule
Dawn-One Ilagan
1st Runner-Up, European Union and the Knights
James Ryan Artiaga
European Whiz Mind Encounter of Rizal
Justin Herrera
Benigno De Vega, Jr.

Most Promising Businessmen, Culmination Junior Achievers of the Philippines,
Mark Jay Valdez
and Awards Night Inc. (JAPI)
Rose Ann Laza
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Philippine Council of Economics Students (PhilCES) Athletic Meet
Name of
Alvin Clemente
Barry Recluta 3rd Place, KARATEDO
Pilipinas
Joyce Lucero
Michael Banning
Leo Anacio Valencia Gold, ARNIS NCR Arnis Meet
Jestor Erman
Jarius Tolentino
Phil Cup Invitational Series
Jerus Emmanuelle Cuyco Gold and Silver, KARATEDO
Karatedo
Wilson Castillo
Aldric Solomon
Gerald Garcia Special Commendation, Developers of PUP- Polytechnic University of the
Leah Mae Resurreccion iText Philippines
Lou Daryl Boholst
John Paulo Tangi

Ma. Liza Mae Cruz University of the East, Caloocan
Champion, Junk Art, ART AND LIT FEST
Paulo Anchorez
Sahara May Nerpio
Angelo Torio
Emmanuel delos Santos Participants, STATIS-EEK 2009 Annual Inter- University of the Philippines,
Jeffrey Arambulo University Statistics Quiz Bee Diliman
Lawrence Gayundato
Mark Anthony Ferrer

Mark Sarabosing 3rd Runner-Up, 1st National Food Bowl Quiz Philippine Association of Food
Noel Catarina Competition Technologists (PAFT) Inc.
Shiela Borres
Crisandra Soriano
Joana San Jose Progressive Arts and Sports
Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalists, KARATEDO
Mae Ellaine Estavillo Karatedo
Mary Anne Libatique
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Name of
Arisef Mendoza
Flori Mae Macaraeg
ABS-CBN in coordination with
Jemuel Andaya Diploma Award
Foodie Magazine
Laurence Bukas
Rexielyn Maas
Arven Café
Emmanuel delos Santos
Department of Science and
Grace Valdez Outstanding DOST Scholars
Technology (DOST)
Jeffrey Maylas
Princess Jamelyn Ramos
Lhayn Panado
Liza Verano Research Award, 1st Engineering Research
Institute of Integrated Electrical
Mark Leonard Gado Contest with nationwide TV (Channels 2,5,7,
Engineers of the Philippines Inc.
Rieanne Angelic Pila and 13) and newspaper exposure
Rosalie Bautista
Isabelle Gonzales
Jamaica Bagay
Lorena Calaoud Kapisanan ng mga Karatista sa
Gold, Silver, and Bronze Medalists, KARATEDO
Kristine Celoza Pilipinas
Mary Anne Libatique
Vangelyn Capet
Kenhizel Mejia
Katherine Joy Romualdo
International Modern Arnis
Ivan Jay Villanueva
Overall Champion, ARNIS Federation (IMAF), Bacolod
Jestor Erman
National Tournament
Ronald Santos
Michael Banning
Christian Gerome Esguerra

Lhea de Mesa
Association of Structural
Malcon Josef
Engineers of the Philippines
Mark Gregory Domens National Quizzers
(ASEP)/Philippine Institute of Civil
Rhea Edos
Engineers (PICE)
Rodson Dela Roca
Ruben Llagas
Ivan Jay Villanueva

Jestor Erman
Kenhizel Mejia 6th Runner-Up, ARNIS Palarong Pambansa
Leo Anacio Valencia
Michael Banning
Ronald Santos
Careen Sapallo
Emil Samaniego
Emy Ruth Gianan
Gerald Orallo
Finalist, Philippine Inter-Collegiate Debate Philippine Daily Inquirer
Ginette Lopez
Kris John Suñga
Monica Dianne Ramirez
Rachael Seso
58
Name of
Angelyn Concepcion
Anna Margarita Bascon
Arcenio Boado, Jr.
Christine Jay Caranto
Crezyl Berbedel Sibol Finalist Department of Science and
Germaine Christa Amansec 2nd Place, National Inventors Week Technology (DOST)/TAPI
Hilda Albis
John Paul dela Cruz
Regie Lynne Camizela
Sydney James Bukas
Allan Sarande
Arvin Jan Teodoro
Brendhal Magat
Christian Paul Trance
Philippine Inter- Schools
Kliff Richard Romera
Champion, Basketball (Men) Colleges and Universities Athletic
Michael James Sabado
Association Meet (PISCUAA)
Paulo Dominic Regis
Ronald Jude Mojica
Ryan Enriquez
Sonny Legaspi
Aliza del Valle

April Austria
Cherry Marie Bello
James Lorica
Janis Virgo dela Torre
Partnership for Food Service
Juancho Viloria
Passed the Management Trainee Evaluation Professional Development
Kristine Diane Bungay
(under Jollibee Foundation)
Mayline Cortez
Michelle Cimene
Reymark Gonza
Sandra Velasco
Zarrah Jane Amagan
Cyruz Mann dela Rosa

Emmanuel Lacsa
Garry Villagracia
Jennifer Saberon
Jester Eiman
Joanna Faye Duzon
Kaireen Garrote
Philippine Inter-Schools Colleges
Champion, Arnis (Men and Women) and Universities Athletic
Kayzyl Mae Camposano
Association Meet (PISCUAA)
Kenrihizel Mejia
Leo Valencia
Michael Banning
Reignerose Esquierra
Ronald Santos
Ronilo Balane
Ronnel Romero
Athletics Men 1st Runner-Up

Athletics Women 2nd Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Badminton Men Champion
59
Name of
Badminton Women 2nd Runner-Up

Baseball Men 2nd Runner-Up
Basketball Men Champion 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Basketball Women 2nd Runner-Up
Beach Volleyball Women 1st Runner-Up
7th Place, PSME National Student Quiz Contest Philippine Society of Mechanical
BSME-V
th
5 Place, Inter-University Student Quiz Contest Engineers (PSME)
CHESS Men and Women 1st Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Corp. Entrepreneurial Organization Grand Champion - 1st Interschool Marketing Association of Marketing
for Students Case Competition Educators of the Philippines
Dance Sports Men and Women 1st Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
2nd Place, Overall Champion

Economics Research Society
PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be the Pride,
(ECONRES)
Hoist the Colours'
Economics Research Society 2nd Place, PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be the
(ECONRES) Basketball Team Pride, Hoist the Colours' Philippine Council of Economics
Students (PhilCES)
Economics Research Society 1st Place, PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be the
(ECONRES) Dodgeball Team Pride, Hoist the Colours'
Economics Research Society Champion, PhilCES Athletic Meet (PAM): Be

(ECONRES) Volleyball Team the Pride, Hoist the Colours'
Futsal Women 2nd Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Grand Champion, Indayog sa Himig ng Ani

Hiyas Dance Troupe Festival Supermall
Cultural Dance Competition
Philippine Junior Marketing

JME Blue Tie Award - PJMA
Associates (PJMA)
Lawn Tennis Men Champion

21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Lawn Tennis Women Champion
Philippine Tour Operators

LHS Chorale 1st Runner-Up, Eco Chorale Competition
Association
2nd Place, Group Quiz Bee, High School

Division Ecolympiad
4th Place, Quiz Bee Individual Category
LHS Students
2nd Place, NCR, National Career Assessment National Career Assessment
Examination (NCAE) Examination (NCAE)
Back-to-Back Champion Volleyball - Regional

Young Mens Christian Association
(YMCA) Manila
LHS Hi-Y Club Most Active Club, YMCA
60
Name of
PEP Squad Men and Women 1st Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Resolution No. 09-71, Conduct of Voters

Political Science Society Municipality of Calaca, Batangas
Education Seminar
Overall Champion, 9th Maharnilad Cup
Maynila
Overall Champion, Ester Ledesma Cup St. Scholasticas College
Overall Champion, 7th NCR Cup 7th NCR Cup
Professional Review and Training

3rd Place, PRTC-Mock Board Examination
Center
1st Place, PUP - Federation PUP - Federation
2nd Place, Level 2 - Practical Accounting I 1st

1st Beginners CUP
Beginners CUP
1st Place, 3rd Annual Don Juan Geronimo

Don Juan Geronimo Guerrero Cup
Guerrero Cup
2nd Place, Herminio Franco Cup Herminio Franco Cup
1st Place and 3rd Place, NCBA Fairview Quiz

NCBA Fairview
Bee
3rd Place, Naval, Cruz, Agbulos Cup Naval, Cruz, Agbulos Cup
1st, 2nd, and 3rd Places, Regina P. Laurel Cup Regina P. Laurel Cup
PUP Junior Philippine Institute of 1st Place, House of Sages House of Sages
Accountants (JPIA)
1st Place, Dr. Teresita Quirino Cup Dr. Teresita Quirino Cup
PUP Junior Philippine Institute of

1st and 2nd Runners-Up, JPIA Idol
Accountants
Champion, Junk Art, Art and Lit Fest Art and Lit Fest
3rd Place, Dressmaking, Art and Lit Fest Art and Lit Fest
9th Maharlika Cup Overall Champion Pamantasan Lungsod ng Maynila
Search for the Most Outstanding Accounting PICPA. ACPACI, CIMA

Student of the Philippines Philippine Duplicators, Inc.
3rd Place, Individual Category, Special Award,

Finalist
Most Outstanding Delegate, 12th NFJPIA

National Midyear Convention
2nd Place, CAT Cup, Level 2 National Federation of Junior

Philippine Institute of Accountants
2nd Place, Meet PFRS Inc. (NFJPIA)
1st Place, Punongbayan and Araullo Cup
1st Place, KPMF Cup
2nd Place, Deloitte Cup
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Name of

Mr. and Ms. Ambassador of Goodwill 2009 Philippine Institute of Accountants
Inc. (NFJPIA)
2nd Place, Toby Tiangco Cup NPC
Dr. Filemon C. Aguilar Memorial

1st Filemon Cup, Overall Champion
College (DFCAMC)
1st Place, Quiz 3: Business Law and Taxation,

University of the East, Manila
8th NCR Cup
1st Place, Quiz 4: PFRS, 8th NCR Cup
1st Place, Quiz 5: Practical Accounting, 8th NCR Far Eastern University -Manila
Cup
1st Place, Quiz 7, 8th NCR Cup University of Sto. Tomas
2nd Place, Quiz 8, 8th NCR Cup University of the Philippines,
PUP Junior Philippine Institute of
rd th
3 Place, Quiz 9, 8 NCR Cup Diliman
Accountants (JPIA)
1st Place, Level 2:Auditing Theory, 7th
Presidents Cup
1st Place, Level 5:Practical Accounting 2, 7th

Presidents Cup Philippine School of Business
1st Place, Level 6:Management Advisory Administration, Quezon City
Services, 7th Presidents Cup
1st Place, Level 2:Auditing Problems, 7th

Presidents Cup
1st Place, Pagtutuos sa Perpz University of Perpetual Help
1st Place, Search for Ms. Mariposa, 1st Regional
University of Sto. Tomas
Assembly

1st Place, EMMC Tax Whiz Kid 2009
Public Accountants (PICPA)
Pylon Awardee, Most Outstanding Student Polytechnic University of the

PUPSA
Organization Philippines
Sepak Takraw 2nd Runner-Up
Soccer Mens Team 1st Runner-Up
21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Softball Mens Team 2nd Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Softball Womens Team
2nd Runner Up 2009 National Open Softball
Swimming Team 1st Runner-Up
Table Tennis Men and Women 2nd Runner-Up
Taekwondo Men and Women 2nd Runner-Up 21st SCUAA NCR MEET
Volleyball Mens Team 2nd Runner-Up
Volleyball Womens Team 2nd Runner-Up
62
Name of
Math Teachers Association of the

2nd Runner-Up, MTAP Tertiarly Competition
Philippines (MTAP)
Taguig Campus Students
University of the Philippines,
Quarter Finalist, UP Math Wizard
Diliman
FACULTY
ENROLLMENT FOR GRADUATE STUDIES
Masters Doctorate
45
July to December
116
28
January to June
90
0 20 40 60 80 100 120
FACULTY GRADUATES
Masters Doctorate
July to December
ϲ
January to June
ϱ
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
63
NATIONAL AWARDS
Nature of Achievement/Award/
Name Sponsor
Recognition
Member, CHED Technical Working

Commission on Higher Education;
Group for Business and Management
Avelina C. Bucao Philippine Association of Educators in
Education, PAEOFI: Passion for
Of!ce Administration, Foundation, Inc.
Excellence
Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges

Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz AACCUP National Accreditor and Universities in the Philippines
(AACCUP)
Amalia C. Rosales Awardee, Ambassador for Peace Universal Peace Federation
2009 Most Outstanding Electronics Institute of Electronics Engineers of the

Ben B. Andres
Engineer in the Field of Education Philippines
Certi!cation, Computer Hardware Technical Education and Skills

Carlo G. Inovero
Servicing NCII Development Authority (TESDA)
Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges

Certi!cate of Participation (Delegate,
Corazon P. San Juan and Universities in the Philippines
AACCUP Annual National Conference)
(AACCUP)
Gloria T. Baysa Diplomate in Business Education
Facilitator, Excellence in Education:

Philippine Educators Network for Training,
Leading Minds and Creating the
Research, and Development (PENTRAD)
Future in a Global Journey
Liceria D. Lorenzo
Philippine Association for Business
Chair, Convenor
Educators, Inc.
Champion Smart Shoot Badminton Tournament

Ma. Theresa A. Mojas Araullo High School Ladies Badminton
Champion
Tournament
National Spiritual Council of the

Maria Lourdes DP. Garcia Gawad Maharlika
Philippines International Inc.
Institute of Electronics and
Coach of the PUP ECE Team
Communications Engineers of the
Champion
Philippines
Marianito P. Gallego Jr. IECEP Extended Metro Manila Student
Institute of Electronics and
Chapter Quiz Bowl 2009: Battle of the
Communications Engineers of the
Wizards 30th IECEP National Quiz Bowl
Philippines
Bit the Bees
Certi!cate of Recognition (Facilitator,

Marvin G. Lai Tanghal 2009, Teatro Tanglaw Teatro Tanglaw
Workshop)
Philippine Council of Economics Students

Melly L. Paraiso Judge, PhilCES Ecolympiad
(PhilCES)
Presidential Coordinating Council for

Napoleon V. Hernandez Member, Technical Working Group
Research and Development
64
Nature of Achievement/Award/
Name Sponsor
Recognition
Member, DOST Screening Committee

Department of Science and Technology
Napoleon V. Hernandez on Certi!cation of Eligibility (IRR or RA
(DOST)
8435)
Member, team of researchers for the
DAP commissioned research on the
Development Academy of the Philippines
Nenita F. Buan Development of Service-Quality
(DAP)
Standards Framework to the Public
Frontline Services
Plaque of Appreciation, Overall Events
Rey S. Gabitan Program Manager, 2009 UAP Area B UAP Area B Council
Assembly
Natatanging Parangal sa
Rebolusyonaryong Caviteño, 6th
Gawad Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo
Rogelio L. Ordoñez Natatanging Parangal sa Cavite Provincial Government of Cavite
Gawad Heneral Juan S. Castañeda,
234th Founding Anniversary of the
Town of Imus
Certi!cate of Recognition (LIRA Writing National Commission for Culture and the
Romeo R. Peña
Fellow) Arts (NCCA)
Ronaldo A. Guiriba Tournament Secretary (Swimming) Palarong Pambansa
Plaque of Appreciation, Program

Chair and Assembly Kits and
Rudy O. Ferrer UAP Area B Council
Giveaways Co-Chair, 2009 UAP Area B
Assembly
2008-2009 FINEX-CITI Rafael B.

Financial Executives Institute of the
Severino A. Espiritu Buenaventura Outstanding Finance
Philippines (FINEX)
Educator Award
2nd Prize, 2009 Bahay Pinoy Bamboo United Architects of the Philippines/Rotary
House National Design Competition Club of Makati
Certi!cate of Appreciation, Panel Council of Architectural Researchers and

Reactor for Seminars, 2009 Annual Educators (ArchCARE); United Architects
Ted Villamor G. Inocencio Conference on Architectural Research of the Philippines (UAP); University of San
and Education (ACARE) Carlos, Cebu City
Plaque of Appreciation, Chair for

United Architects of the Philippines
Documentation, 2009 UAP Area B
Area B Council
Assembly
Plaque of Appreciation, Registration
United Architects of the Philippines
Vilma M. Pabello Committee Chair, 2009 UAP Area B
Area B Council
Assembly
State Colleges and Universities Athletic

Overall Champion
Association (SCUAA)
PUP Athletic Delegation
Philippine Inter-Schools Colleges
Overall Champion
Universities Athletic Association (PISCUAA)
65
3rd ERDT - DOST Conference
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Title / Theme / Topic Name of Faculty
14th NDAP National Convention, The National Dietitian in the Mainstream of Health
and Wellness
7th National Nutrition Survey Results Dissemination Forum, Vital Inputs to Nutrition
Governance for Sustainable Development Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz
9th AAHRMEI Annual Convention, Hospitality Education Across Borders: An
Opportunity for Advancement
PADE-ADNEP Joint Annual Convention
47th National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute Conference

Alena T. Palaming
Leadership Seminar, Club Management Training
Annual Conference of the Association of Structural Engineers of the Philippines Alfredo Jumalon
4th European General Assembly, Knights of Rizal

Amalia C. Rosales
National Rizal Youth Leadership Institute, Rizal as the New Christ
Intellectual Property Seminar Ana Ma. L. Espiritu
Stakeholders Consultation for the Project Completion Report Project for the Pasig
River Environmental Management and Rehabilitation Sector Development Angela L. Israel
Program
1st PUP Open University Research Colloquium
3600 Brand Experience: Bring the Next Generations Holistic Brand Approach to Life
E-Factor: Events Marketing Excellence

Antonio Alcantara
Events Marketing Revealed
Gate Crash: Events Marketing Toward Brand Success
Leadership During Tough Times
66
Linguistic Democracy, Cultural Diversity, and the Project of a Pluralist Nation: Toward
Antonio Alcantara
Social Equity in Education
3rd Research Forum on Computer Engineering, Mechatronics Tool-Sharpening Device

Antonio Velasco
Project Proposal Conceptualization and Preparation Workshop
1st National SIFE Faculty-Adviser Conference
National Crime Prevention Week Kick Off, Stand Up, Campaign Against Crime Apolonio A. Duque
Right Gender-Responsive Testing Education
2009 Mathematical Society of the Philippines (MSP) Annual Convention Aurea Z. Rosal
1st Engineering Summit 09
A Conference on Postgraduate Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving Philippine Ben B. Andres

Problems
College of Engineering Research Conference
Livelihood Skills Training on Jewelry Making, GS Administrative Staff Development

Activity Ben B. Andres
Seminars: Basic Electronics, Communication Trends, Career Orientation, and

Personality Development
Seminar on Teaching Strategies/CPE Billie Jean C. dela Cruz
13th ICT Professional Congress

Carlo G. Inovero
Mind Setting : The Second Combination to the Economic Upturn
Peer Review (Peer Reviewer) Evidence and Ideology on Consumer Choices in

Carmencita L. Castolo
Education Markets: An Alternative Analytical Framework
1st Seminar-Workshop on Comprehensive Sports Program of Maragondon
Frisbee for Teambuilding and Wellness Carolina A. Panganiban
Making a Difference in Ones Life
Seminar on Healthy Lifestyle
Seminar on Quilling
Carolina A. Panganiban
Seminar-Workshop on Frisbee
Seminar-Workshop on Quilling for BSID Students
2009 AACCUP Annual National Conference
Career-Orientation Seminar
Corazon P. San Juan
PAGE-NCR 5th Graduate Research Congress, Enhancing Research Culture in
Philippine Higher Education Institutions in National Capital Region, Part II
Philippine Food and Beverage Food Expo, Bakers Fair, Certi!ed as NC2 for Front
Daryl Ace V. Cornell
Of!ce
2nd International Convention on Media Communication Divina T. Pasumbal
67
Communications for Peace Building ,Understanding Peace and Con$ict: The Role of
Communication and Education
Divina T. Pasumbal
PUP Management Workshop Phase III, Revisiting University Policies and Guidelines
for Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness
Drug Prevention and Control: A Shared Responsibility Dr. Nenita F. Buan
Web Designing Trainers Training Elias A. Austria
1st Teambuilding Cum Strategic Planning for the Public and Private Elementary,
Secondary, and Tertiary Schools Heads/Administrators of Mulanay District
5th PENTRAD National Conference

Elmer G. de Jose
8th Annual National Convention of the Philippine Council of Deans and Educators in
Business (PCDEB), Moving Toward Transnational Business Education
Convergence of Cooperation Leaders
National Conference of Philippine Council of Deans and Educators in Business
NCR Cooperative Leader, Cooperative Leaders with Journey Toward the Realization
Elmer G. de Jose
of Social and Economic Development
Seminar on Thesis Writing sponsored by the PUP College of Engineering
Philippine Sociological Society National Conference

Revisiting Policies and Guidelines for Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness
Advanced English Pro!ciency Training (AdEPT) Program
Faculty-Development Seminar on Modern Strategies for the Teaching of Literature Evangelina S. Seril
and Humanities
Character Strengths of the Filipino: A Positive Response to the Current Challenges,

Flordeliza E. Alvendia
Advent Recollection and Teambuilding of PUP Faith Community
Seminars on Options for Energy Requirements of the Country Guillermo O. Bernabe
2nd Philippine Association for Business Educators (PAFBE) National Annual

Harry C. Lorenzo
Conference
Civic Welfare Training Service, Teachers Orientation/Strategic Planning Workshop Irene R. Gumboc
14th International Conference on Education, Bridging Worlds: Making Connections

in Education
2009 NUTRINET Seminar: Nutrition and Stress Debrie!ng During Disaster

Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Food Safety Management System
Nutrition and Heart Health (ILSI)
Scienti!c Seminar on Food Safety: Challenges and Opportunities
Community-Based Youth Work

Jan Argy Y. Tolentino
Empowering Young Women in Politics
68
Globalization: The Future of Asia
IFLRY 31st General Assembly Jan Argy Y. Tolentino
World Forum for the Democratization in Asia
2009 National Assembly for Diabetes Educators, At the Forefront of Diabetes
Joan Z. Coranes
Education: New Ideas, New Techniques
Annual China Urban Housing Conference, Special Forum on Sustainability and

Housing Industrialization Jocelyn R. Lutap
Young Professional Forum /TAO Pilipinas
Philippine International Marathon John Mark N. Nero
SPSS Directions 2009 North American Conference Joseph Mercado
Basic Cost Pricing Leonora O. Signey
Building a Sustainable Future Through Graduate Education, PUP
Education Agenda for the New President of the Philippines
Institutionalizing New Paradigms for Teaching and Learning, PUP
Issues in Postgraduate Education in the UK and the Philippines

Liceria D. Lorenzo
Listening to our Partners for a More Relevant and Responsive Pre-Service Teacher
Education, PAFTE, CEU
Promoting Ingenuity, Initiative, and Perseverance for Quality Assurance, PUP

MBE Research Colloquium
Propagating Global Concern for the Environment, PUP
Accurate Costing and Pricing for your Business Financial Analysis of Store
Performance Ma. Cristina Q. Trinidad
Tourism 2010 * Beyond Biennial Assembly
Forum on Microenterprise, Micro!nance, and the Academe Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo
A Challenge to the Youth: Invention, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
COC Sikat Award
COC: Celebrating a Culture of Excellence

Ma. Victoria G. Red
Dealing Effectively in Media
Innovation Exhibit 2009
Micro!nance, Microenterprise, and the Academe
AACUP 22nd Annual National Conference

Push Forward the Drive for Institutional Accreditation Maria Teresa C. Villar
PUP Working Visit to China
69
Tanghal 2009 Seminar, National Commission for Culture and the Arts
Familiarization Tour of Ilog Pasig Workshop Marvin G. Lai
Teatro Tanglaw Theater Workshop
Energy Information and Statistics
Launching of Economic Freedom of the World 2009 Annual Report
Recent Development on Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in the

Melly L. Paraiso
Philippines
The Impact of the Global Financial and Economic Crisis on the Philippines
The Use of University Institutional E-mail Accounts
Training Program on Bridge Systems Engineers for the Philippines Melvin C. Roxas
Revisiting University Policies and Guidelines for Institutional Ef!ciency and

Effectiveness
Milagrina A. Gomez
Push Forward the Drive for Institutional Accreditation
Seminar-Workshop on Curriculum Development, Implementation, and Review
Personality Enhancement
Nenita F. Buan
Walking Toward a Leading Attitude: A Team Adventure
DOST-National Center for Transportation Studies Annual Research Presentation Noli S. Sibayan
Allah Valley Alliance: Building for Development

Ofelia M. Empemano
GS @ 39: Building a Sustainable Future Through Graduate Education
Pagkakaisa sa Pambansang Wika: Unawaan sa Isip at Gawa
Panawagan sa Kabataan: Paiba-ibang Klima, Pag-usapan Perla S. Carpio
Seminar on Ej McKnights They Call You Teacher
The Professional Guidance Counselor and Law: Status and Prospects Rabe Yolanda
Building Together the PUP Faith Community with Ingenuity, Resourcefulness, and
Remedios G. Ado
Perseverance
PUP GS Faculty and Staff Development Activity
70
World Development Report 2009: Reshaping Economic Geography Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
Economic in Hunger Rolando T. Yu
Capacity Building on City-Wide Investment Planning for Health Analysis of Health

Situation
Clinical Nutrition in Gastroenterology: Bridging the Gap Between Science and the
Clinics
International Meeting on Healthy City Initiatives Among Country Members
Introduction to Evaluation of Health Intervention
Introductory Course on Health Sector Reform Rosalie Espeleta
Local Health Reforms Implementation Course (LHRIC)
Training on the Enforcement of Tobacco Law
Workshop on Environmental Sustainable Healthy Urbanization Transport
Workshop on Province-wide Investment Plan
Workshop on the Development of Framework for Urban Health System
3rd International Professors and Educators Conference
CHED Zonal Research Center Workshop
Consultation for the LET and TEC (Teacher Education Curriculum) Luzon Area
Forging Synergistic Partnerships with the Global Industry Through Market-Driven

Research Initiatives Rovelina B. Jacolbia
OVPRD Research Writeshop, Proposal Development Workshop on Institutional

Research
Proposal Development Workshop on the State of Private Higher Education

Institutions in the National Capital Region
Research Colloquium, PUP Research Clusters 4 and 10

Rovelina B. Jacolbia
Study in Education Improvement of Training Course of Teachers
Training-Workshop on Dance, Music, and Theater Segundo C. Dizon
Activity-Based Management in Financial Services
National Conference on Entrepreneurship and Innovation Severino A. Espiritu
Online Module Seminar (E-Mabini)
Y4IT Silvia C. Ambag
Architecture Deans Workshop on the Logbook of Diversi!ed Experience with

CODHASP, UAP, and PrBOA
Ted Villamor G. Inocencio
Consultative Meeting with CODHASP and CHED
PRC CPE Workbook Forum
71
Software Engineering Teresita G. Moñeza
OU Quality Teacher Responsive to the Global Needs and Expectations

Zenaida C. Santos
Upholding Accountability in Counseling Profession
Opportunities and Challenges of Migration
Globalization: A Call for Transformative Education and Leadership for Effective Aileen L. Camba
Governance Melly L. Paraiso
Implications of the Global Financial Crisis for the Philippine Economy
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu

Food Additives
Susan P. Arevalo
Forum on Pagkakaisa sa Pambansang Wika: Unawaan sa Isip at Gawa
Maghapong Tula at Awit ng Pag-ibig Corazon P. San Juan

Perla S. Carpio
Roundtable Discussion on Issues in Graduate Education in the United Kingdom
and the Philippines
Ben B. Andres
Safety in the Workplace The Worth of Being Aware of Its Bene!ts
Carolina A. Panganiban
Carlo G. Inovero
IBM Rational Team Concert
Michael B. dela Fuente
Carmencita L. Castolo
1st Philippine Conference on ICT in Teacher Educators
Caroline T. Sumande
PATEF-6th National Midyear Convention NCBTS and Understanding Design (ADB) Esther O. Bernardo
Rede!ning Effective Teaching for the 21st Century Teresa V. Mobilla
Edna Muñiz
Learning in the 21st Century
Jean Boniol
Antonio Velasco
Seminar on Outcomes-Based Education
Guillermo O. Bernabe
Antonio Velasco
Sharing Best Practices in Engineering Education Amid Local and Global Challenges
Stay and Learn at Traders Hotel, Haydn I. Calabig

Philippine Food and Beverage Food Expo Ma. Felisa T. Natad
26th Annual Seminar-Meeting of Council of Deans and Heads of Nutrition and Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Dietetics (CODHEND) Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo

Healthy World Cuisine
Rolando T. Yu
Carmela V. Dellova
Nutrition and Bone Health
Elmer G. de Jose
Iolani Palace Concert featuring the Royal Hawaiian Band
Juan C. Birion
72
Elvira C. Labartine
PUP Research Writeshop
Antonius C. Umali
Would automation lead to clean and credible election?
Melly L. Paraiso
Lydinar O. Dastas
Training Program for Instructors of ITEE in the Philippines
Melvin C. Roxas
Harry C. Lorenzo
Drug Free Community: For Peace and Development
Nenita F. Buan
Armando A. Torres
Me, Myself and I: Understanding the World of Autistics
Nenita F. Buan
Maria Teresa C. Villar

17th National Convention, Exploring New Paradigms in Hospitality
Nora D. Austria
Corazon C. Tahil
Kabayanihang Pilipino
Odette G. So
Gizel B. Rivera
Physics Congress
Precille Marie T. Gaspillo
Ben B. Andres
SMART SWEEP Technology Seminar on Wireless Broadband
Remedios G. Ado
Gisela May A. Albano

Consultative Meeting with CHED-NCR Quality Assessment Teams (QAT)
Rosita E. Canlas
Elvira C. Labartine
DOST, Project Proposal Conceptualization
Susan P. Arevalo

PLDT-DPC Art Competition Awards
Vilma M. Pabello
Rey S. Gabitan
WORLDBEX 2009
Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz
Nutritionist-Dietitians Association of the Philippines (NDAP) Annual Convention The
Nutritionist-Dietitian in the Main Stream of Health and Wellness
Aileen L. Camba
Learning from the Global Economic Crisis Abraham C. Camba Jr.
Melly L. Paraiso
Global Youth Entrepreneurship

Aileen L. Camba
Melcah T. Pascua
The New Institutional Economics: Will Elites Permit Reform? Property Issues in the Melly L. Paraiso
Philippines
Aileen L. Camba
Survival and Growth: The Philippines 2010 and Beyond Melly L. Paraiso
73
Alvin M. Ortiz
Seminar-Workshop on Research Proposal Preparation Belen Z. de Asis
Paterna E. Manalo
Ana Lisa Publico
Seminars on Outcome-Based Education Antonio Velasco
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu
Hotel Familiarization Tour Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Antonio Velasco
3rd ERDT DOST Ben B. Andres
Pocholo Loresco
Antonio Velasco
Graduate Multidisciplinary Approach to Solving Philippine Problems (Engineering
Florinda Oquindo
Research and Development for Technology)
Remedios G. Ado
Avelina C. Bucao
Advent Recollection with the theme: Building Together the PUP Faith Community
Esther O. Bernardo
and Ingenuity, Resourcefulness, and Perseverance
Pacita M. Casallo
Aurea Z. Rosal
2009 Mathematics Teachers Association of the Philippines (MTAP) Annual
Bernadeth G. Nobles
Convention
Emelita A. Isaac
Carlo G. Inovero
Online Course Development Training Marilou F. Novida
Rosita E. Canlas
Evangelina S. Seril
Faculty-Employee Wellness Program 2009 Jenalyn Y. Lai
Marvin G. Lai
Loreto V. Jao
Looking Beyond A New Frontier,
Nenita F. Buan
4th Annual Congress of the Philippine College of Pharmacology
Zenaida C. Santos
Carmela V. Dellova
62nd Annual Convention of Philippine Association of Nutrition, Inc., Nutrition and
Wellness Toward a Healthy Lifestyle
Rolando T. Yu
Carmela V. Dellova
Actual Shipboard Familiarization Orientation/Tour Onboard Negros Navigation Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
74
Satulawitan 09 (Sayaw, Tula at Awit)

Corazon P. San Juan
Perla S. Carpio
Rosario R. Mag-atas
Tabak at Sampagita: Sampung Gabi ng Tula at Awit sa Wikang Filipino
Florinda Oquindo
Engineering-Architecture Research Colloquia Remedios G. Ado
Rodolfo Talan
Harry C. Lorenzo
Professional Issues and Ethics in Counseling,
Loreto V. Jao
Tough Times Leadership, Walking Toward a Teaching Attitude: A Teambuilding
Nenita F. Buan
Rudy O. Ferrer
FASIA Opening Ted Villamor G. Inocencio
Vilma M. Pabello
Iluminada Vivien R. Domingo
Universitywide Research Seminar-Workshop on Writing and Preparing Effective
Ria A. Sagum
Proposals for Grant-in-Aid Funding
Teresita G. Moñeza
Rey S. Gabitan
9th Annual Conference on Architectural Research and Education (ACARE), Cebu City Ted Villamor G. Inocencio
Vilma M. Pabello
Luzviminda O. Tugade
Global Warming, Heal Yourself, Heal the Earth Regina B. Zuñiga
Yolanda T. Montances
Carlo G. Inovero
Experience Windows 7 Lydinar O. Dastas
Rosita E. Canlas
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu

Seminar on Nutrition and Heart Health sponsored by the Institute of Life Sciences, Carmela V. Dellova
Southeast Asia Region Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Rolando T. Yu
Adoracion Benedicto
48th PAFT Annual Convention, Reshaping the Food Industry: Perspectives for the Ana Ma. L. Espiritu
Next Decade Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo
Susan P. Arevalo
Aina David
Trainers Training on the Implementation of NSTP Rules and Regulations and Florida Santiago
Community Immersion Josephine dela Isla
Zenaida Bonaobra
Ferdinand Natividad
Julius Cansino
SMART Mobile Development Conference
Norman Delos Reyes
Rodolfo Talan
Antonius Umali
The Academe, Community, and the Congress Working Together Toward Effective Elmer M. Soriano
Budget Management in the Philippines Henry V. Pascua
Isagani O. Sta. Maria
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Career Coach: What is it? Can you be one? Do you need one? Carlo G. Inovero
Lydinar O. Dastas
Marian G. Arada
IBMs Websphere Application Server 7 Rosita E. Canlas
Jai Leonard Carinan

Melcah T. Pascua
Pathways Out of Rural Poverty: Is Aquarium Reform a Passé?
Melly L. Paraiso
Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
Harry C. Lorenzo
Creating Future: The Counselor as an Advocate, Philippine Guidance and Loreto V. Jao
Counseling Association Annual Convention Nenita F. Buan
Zenaida C. Santos
Gloria Pastor
Loreto V. Jao
PGCA Midyear Workshop, Creating Future: The Counselor as an Advocate
Ma Luz Centeno
Nenita F. Buan
Corazon C. Tahil
Jaime Y. Gonzales
AVOS International Chorale Competition
Jonathan A. Jarin
Silvia C. Ambag
Jocelyn R. Lutap
Rudy O. Ferrer
2009 Tri-Partite Network Conference
Vilma M. Pabello
Corazon P. San Juan

Written and Oral Communication Training for the personnel and students of the
Evangelina S. Seril
Marine Corps Training Center, Taguig City
Evelyn Z. de Asis
Paterna E. Manalo
Armanda A. Torres
Flordeliza E. Alvendia
Excellence in Education: Leading Minds and Creating the Future in a Global Journey Harry C. Lorenzo
Jose!na R. Tan
Liceria D. Lorenzo
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu

Carmela V. Dellova
Bakery Fair Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Rolando T. Yu
Ana Ma. L. Espiritu

Carmela V. Dellova
World Food Exhibit (WOFEX) Iris Rowena A. Bernardo
Rolando T. Yu
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Armin S. Coronado
Janelyn A. Celerio
NAST 31st Annual Scienti!c Meeting Lorna T. Enerva
Ofelia B. Villamor
Ruthela P. Payawal
Harry C. Lorenzo
Loreto V. Jao
Understanding Crime: An Interdisciplinary Approach Nenita F. Buan
Rosenda A. de Gracia
Segundo C. Dizon
Aileen L. Camba
Jai Leonard Carinan
Global Crises and Reform of the International Monetary System Melcah T. Pascua
Melly L. Paraiso
Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
Dalmacio P. Balaria
UAP Area B Assembly 2009
Rey S. Gabitan
Rudy O. Ferrer
Yearend UAP Area B Assembly
Vilma M. Pabello
Dalmacio P. Balaria
Gina O. Flandes
Annual CAFA Heritage Learning Tours, Cities of Vigan and Laoag Noel R. Domingo
Sherwin N. Nieva
Vilma M. Pabello
Aurea Z. Rosal
Bernadeth G. Nobles
Lincoln A. Bautista
Mathematical Society of the Philippines-NCR Convention
Madeleine S. Caras
Renato E. Apa-ap
Zenaida A. Agcaoili
Aureluz L. Torres
Bernadeth G. Nobles
Emelita A. Isaac
International Educational Tour
John Patrick B. Sta. Maria
Joseph Mercado
Madeline G. Concepcion
Aileen L. Camba
Casiana L. Payumo
Exequiel Perez
Corporations as Distributed Cognitive Systems and their Governance
Melcah T. Pascua
Melly L. Paraiso
Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
Fordeliza V. Cruz
Jomar I. Cañega
Pambansang Kumperensiyang Pangwika, Wikang Filipino: Mula Baler Hanggang Mary Joy A. Castillo
Buong Pilipinas Perla S. Carpio
Randy D. Sagun
Veneranda S. Lachica
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35th UAP National Convention, The Power of Architecture: Dream, Create, Dalmacio P. Balaria
Transform Jocelyn R. Lutap
Rey S. Gabitan
Rudy O. Ferrer
Seminar and Joint Induction of UAP RD B-1 Ted Villamor G. Inocencio
Vilma M. Pabello
Belen Z. de Asis
Edelyn M. Mariano
Updates in Written Communication Seminar
Evangelina S. Seril
Valentino B. Jasul
Veronico N. Tarrayo
Daryl Ace V. Cornell

Jesusa T. Castillo
Ma. Cristina Q. Trinidad
Korean Food Festival Ma. Felisa T. Natad
Ma. Sheila S. Ganchero
Nora D. Austria
Abraham C. Camba Jr.

Aileen L. Camba
Exequiel Perez
Jai Leonard Carinan
Reforming the National Tax and Expenditure System
Melcah T. Pascua
Melly L. Paraiso
Ramse C. Osano Jr.
Reuel C. Ruiz Jr.
Alena T. Palaming
Ann-Lyn C. Ortiz
Christine A. del Rosario
Corazon C. Tahil
Wellness Matters for Teachers, English Language Academies National Conference
Dennis O. Dumrique
Gizel B. Rivera
Precille Marie T. Gaspillo
Sherry Ann C. Medrano
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Belen Z. de Asis
Evangelina S. Seril
Intellectual Exchange, CLL Pursuing Academic Excellence Through International Evelyn P. Echaorre
Linkages Lilian S. Labay
Ma. Junithesmer B. Doctor-Rosales
Marissa L. Mayrena
Sylvia M. Basilio
Avelina C. Bucao
Carmencita D. Mabborang
Fe B. Babaran
Jose!na R. Tan
Scholarly Teaching Through E-Learning: A Global Trend
Liceria D. Lorenzo
Loida A. Yacat
Tomas F. San Pedro
Amy A. Montezon
Diosdado L. Cabiling Jr.
Julie Jane Lara
Lizbette R. Vergara
CTHRM Strategic Planning 2009 Luzviminda O. Tugade
Ma. Gay M. Teopengco
Octavio M. Pagalilawan
Regina B. Zuñiga
Carlo G. Inovero
Corazon C. Tahil
Dennis O. Dumrique
Lydinar O. Dastas
Business Education in the Technology-Driven Academic Environment Merlinda O. Goyenechea
Ronnie Idian
Rosita E. Canlas
Teresita P. Mateo
Zinia L. Guevara
Angelito G. Pastrana
Anne P. Enguerra
Ann-Lyn C. Ortiz
Cynthia M. Bonifacio
Dolores J. Alcantara
Tech-Tutor Seminar Technology Toolbox for Learner, Educators, Experts, and Parents
Michael B. Dela Fuente
Ronnie A. Idian
Segundina Y. Miclat
Teresita G. Moñeza
Elvira C. Labartine
Flordeliz C. Garcia
Luzviminda O. Tugade
Enterprise Enhancement Training Workshop for Advisers
Ma. Gay M. Teopengco
Regina B. Zuñiga
Teresita G. Moñeza
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Ann-Lyn C. Ortiz
Corazon R. Mabagos
Dennis Dumrique
Fe B. Babaran
Janna Completo
Jonathan Florida
PAFBE 2nd Annual National Conference, Business Education in a Technology-Driven Jose!na R. Tan
Academic Environment Liceria D. Lorenzo
Loida A. Yacat
Malvin Tabajen
Marion Cresencio
Merlinda Goyenechea
Ronnie A. Idian
Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz
Allan Verzo
Antonio Velasco
Edwin C. Esperanza
Ferdinand Natividad
Florinda Oquindo
Jessica Israel
Engineering Research Conference Jesus D. Callanta
Loida D. Santos
Manuel M. Muhi
Natan F. Gacute
Noli S. Sibayan
Ofelia B. Villamor
Ramir M. Cruz
Remedios G. Ado
Vicky S. Cruz
Anne P. Enguerra
Antonio T. Luna
Advanced Methods of Research and Statistics Carlo G. Inovero
Cezar A. Pedraza
Fermin C. Aguila
Fermin S. Aguila
Flordeliz C. Garcia
Gisela May A. Albano
Ludivino L. Apanay Jr.
Lydinar O. Dastas
Maria Esperanza H. Reyes
Marian G. Arada
Mario Ruben R. Morales
Melvin C. Roxas
Arti!cial Intelligence
Michael B. Dela Fuente
Rachel A. Nayre
Ribert H. Enierga
Rosita E. Canlas
Rozaldy A. Gutierrez
Zinia L. Guevara
Batis ang Edukasyon sa Pagkalinga sa Kalikasan: Isang Eksibit CLL faculty
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College of Science Strategic Planning and Teambuilding Activities
F5: Propagating Global Concern for the Environment (Convocation) CLL faculty
Fora on Waste Management in the University CLL faculty
Seminar-Workshop on Palitan ng Talino at Lakbay-Aral (Intellectual Exchange and

CLL faculty
Educational Exposure)
COABTE faculty
Lecture-Demonstration, Ecological to Global Warming: A Qualitative Research
Administration staff members
Lecture-Workshop on Philippine-Korean Students Educational and Cultural

DEFLL faculty
Exchange
SPEAKERSHIP
Faculty Topic/Seminar/Conference Sponsor
Armando A. Torres Personality Training Work Values of PUP

Hong Kong Institute of Education
(Paper Presenter) Personnel
Be Smarter and Make the Right Decision for a Polytechnic University of the
Career Success Philippines-Laboratory High School
Dr. Liceria D. Lorenzo
(Resource Speaker) Philippine Association of
National Convention, PAEOAFI: Passion for
Educators in Of!ce Administration,
Excellence
Foundation, Inc.
Emanuel C. De Guzman Research-Workshop on Ethno-Religious Con$ict and Netherlands Organization for

(Resource Speaker) Violence in Indonesia and in the Philippines Scienti!c Research
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Faculty Topic/Seminar/Conference Sponsor
Jomar I. Cañega Carolina U. Garcia Centennial Conference on the

University of Santo Tomas
(Resource Speaker) Teaching of Literature
Coaching and Of!ciating Athletics Department of Education

Reynato G. Unso
(Resource Speaker)
Second-Level Coaching for DepEd School Sports Task Force on School Sports
Coaches (TFSS), Department of Education
Metanoia Gabay Aral, Inc.;

Rovelina B. Jacolbia Classroom Management: Resolving Con$ict in the Philippine Association of
(Resource Speaker) Classroom, PAEOFI: Passion for Excellence Educators in Of!ce Administration,
Foundation, Inc.
Virgilio A. Rivas Management Control Operations of the Largest

Yuda Taiwan
(Paper Presenter) Tertiary Schools
Manuel M. Muhi Analysis of Mode-Switching Behavior of PUP Main Polytechnic University of the
(Paper Presenter) Campus Students to Pasig River Ferry Service Philippines
1st Graduate School Lecture Series SY 2009-2010,

Linguistic Democracy, Cultural Diversity, and the PUP Graduate School
(Reactor)
Project of a Pluralist Nation
Juan C. Birion 8th Hawaii International Conference on Social Marriot Waikiki Beach Resort and
(Paper Presenter) Sciences Spa Hotel, Hawaii
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Of !ce!of!the!Vice!President!for!Academic!Affairs
SAMUEL M. SALVADOR, Ed.D.

Vice President
MILAGRINA A. GOMEZ, Ed.D. CAROLINA A. PANGANIBAN VILMA M. PABELLO

Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Master in Physical Education and Sports (MPES) Chairperson
Affairs
NENITA F. BUAN
Master in Psychology (MP) COLLEGE OF ARTS
GRADUATE SCHOOL NENITA F. BUAN
AMALIA CULLARIN-ROSALES MELLY L. PARAISO Dean
Dean Master of Arts in Economics (MAE)
JOSEFINA U. PARENTELA
BEN B. ANDRES MELY M. PADILLA Chairperson, Department of Humanities
GS Secretary Master of Arts in English Language Teaching
(MAELT) EMANUEL C. DE GUZMAN
CONCHITA S. REGODON Chairperson, Department of Sociology
GS Registrar CORAZON P. SAN JUAN
Master of Arts in Filipino (MAF) ANGEL A. DUQUE
ELMER G. DE JOSE Chairperson, Department of History and Library
Chief, Research Development and Production MANUEL M. MUHI Science
Center Master of Science in Engineering (MSE)
REMEDIOS G. ADO NICOLAS T. MALLARI
MA. LOURDES DP. GARCIA Master of Science in Information Technology Chairperson, Department of Psychology
Coordinator, Accreditation Center (MSIT)
CAROLINA A. PANGANIBAN LEODEGARIO SM. BAUTISTA COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Chief, Community and Extension Services Master of Science in Mathematics Education DOMINADOR L. GAMBOA, JR.
(MSME) Dean
Program Chairpersons
DANILO T. REYES FRANCISCO C. CULAR
Doctor in Business Administration (DBA) COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Chairperson, Department of Management and
ROLAND C. VIRAY Entrepreneurship
MARIETTA P. DEMELINO Dean
Doctor in Educational Management (DEM) MERLA G. VILLANUEVA
NIMFA M. DEL ROSARIO Chairperson, Department of Marketing
AMALIA CULLARIN-ROSALES Registrar
Doctor in Public Administration (DPA) ELIZABETH T. SANTOS
Master in Public Administration (MPA) JOSEPHINE M. DELA ISLA Chairperson, Department of Advertising and Public
Chair, Department of Computer / Secretarial Relations
EMELITA A. ERICTA
Master in Applied Statistics (MAS)
COLLEGE OF ACCOUNTANCY COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION
SEVERINO A. ESPIRITU MILAGROS B. HERNANE ROBERT F. SORIANO
Master in Business Administration (MBA) Dean Dean
LICERIA D. LORENZO LIGAYA M. ESPINO FELIX V. CABAHUG

Master in Business Education (MBE) Chairperson, Department of Higher Accounting Chairperson, Department of Journalism
SEGUNDO C. DIZON CESAR C. PILAPIL EDNA T. BERNABE

Master in Communication (MC) Chairperson, Department of Basic Accounting Chairperson, Department of Broadcast
Communication
MILAGRINA A. GOMEZ FRANCISCO SD. ACEJAS III
Master in Educational Management (MEM) Chairperson, Department of Law
COLLEGE OF COMPUTER MANAGEMENT AND
VICKY S. CRUZ INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Master in Industrial Engineering and Management COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND FINE ARTS ROSITA E. CANLAS
(MIEM) TED VILLAMOR G. INOCENCIO Dean
Dean
MONA LISA P. LEGUIAB
Master in Library and Information Science (MLIS)
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MICHAEL B. DELA FUENTE COLLEGE OF LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS BERNADETH G. NOBLES

Chairperson, Department of Computer Science CORAZON P. SAN JUAN Chairperson, Department of Mathematics and
Dean Statistics
ANGELITO G. PASTRANA
Chairperson, Department of Information EVANGELINA S. SERIL EDGARDO A. LATOZA
Technology Chairperson, Department of English, Foreign Chairperson, Department of Natural Sciences
Languages, and Linguistics
COLLEGE OF COOPERATIVES PERLA S. CARPIO COLLEGE OF TOURISM AND HOTEL AND

MARIETTA P. DEMELINO Chairperson, Department of Filipinology RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
Dean MA. TERESA C. VILLAR
Dean
HERMINIA E. MANIMTIM COLLEGE OF LAW
Chairperson ROSELLER S. DELA PEñA MA. CRISTINA Q. TRINIDAD
Dean Chairperson, Department of Hotel and Restaurant
Management
COLLEGE OF ECONOMICS, FINANCE, AND
POLITICS COLLEGE OF NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE LUZVIMINDA O. TUGADE
MELLY L. PARAISO MARIA ESPERANZA SJ. LORENZO Chairperson, Department of Tourism and
Dean Dean Transportation Management
REALIN C. ARANZA IRIS ROWENA A. BERNARDO

Chairperson, Department of Banking and Chairperson, Department of Nutrition and Dietetics CURRICULUM PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Finance OFFICE
ANA MA. L. ESPIRITU ADELA JAMORABO-RUIZ
HENRY V. PASCUA Chairperson, Department of Food Technology Director, Accreditation Planning and Development
Chairperson, Department of Political Science Of!ce
and Public Administration
COLLEGE OF OFFICE ADMINISTRATION AND
ROMEO R. BERNARDO BUSINESS TEACHER EDUCATION NSTP-CWTS
Chairperson, Department of Economics LICERIA D. LORENZO LAILANIE G. TEVES
Dean Coordinating Director
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DOLORES J. ALCANTARA

MANUEL M.MUHI Chairperson, Department of Of!ce Administration
Dean
ROVELINA B. JACOLBIA Contact Information
ADELIO D. SULIT Chairperson, Department of Business Teacher
Chairperson, Department of Industrial Education POSTAL MAIL
Engineering OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR
CORAZON C. TAHIL ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
GUILLERMO O. BERNABE Principal, PUP Laboratory High School Second Floor South Wing, Main Building,
Chairperson, Department of Civil Engineering A. Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
Philippines 01008
REMEDIOS G. ADO COLLEGE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND
Chairperson, Department of Computer SPORTS TELEPHONE
Engineering CELIA M. RILLES (63 2) 716-6307
Dean (63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 206 / 207
MARIANITO P. GALLEGO JR.
Chairperson, Department of Electronics and ANGELITA O. VIBAR
Communication Engineering Chairperson, Department of Professional
Programs
EDWIN C. ESPERANZA
Chairperson, Department of Mechanical MA.VICTORIA T. CARINGAL
Engineering Chairperson, Department of Service Physical
Education
CESAR C. BUENAVIDES
Chairperson, Department of Electrical JOSE MEL M. BERNARTE
Engineering Chairperson, Department of Sports
CARMELITA I. DURIAS
Chairperson, Department of Engineering COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Sciences JOSEPH MERCADO / ZENAIDA R. SARMIENTO
Dean
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STUDENT SERVICES
P UPs primary clientele is its students

whose needs and concerns must be
served to the fullest possible measure.
The Of!ce of the Vice President for Student
Services (OVPSS) under the headship of Dr.
Juan C. Birion is the hub of this essential
function. It supports the academic sector
in guaranteeing that the underprivileged
students of the University secure themselves
with the passport # education # to the
greener pasture they quest for. Further,
it assists the students to ensure that they
do not get off tangent in their search for a
better life. The multifarious services offered
by the OVPSS to achieve these ends include
easy enrollment procedures, better guidance
services and placement assistance, more
scholarship grants and leadership trainings,
and improved library and learning facilities.
All these services and more, given to the
biggest student population in the entire
archipelago, are adequately performed by the
OVPSS.
The OVPSS supervises the different of!ces directly under it and coordinates with the different service of!ces or units of the
University. The of!ces directly under the OVPSS include the following: Of!ce of the University Registrar (OUR); Admission Of!ce
(AO); Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Center (GCTC); Of!ce of Student Services (OSS); Career Development and Placement
Of!ce (CDPO); Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning Resources Center (NALLRC); and the University Center for Culture and the
Arts (UCCA). Some auxiliary services are directly supervised by the Of!ce of the President or the Of!ce of the Vice President for
Administration. With quality always as its top priority, the OVPSS counts the following accomplishments in 2009:
Supervised as Overall Chair of the PUPCET 2009 Committee the administration of the PUP College Entrance Examinations
to 27, 498 fourth year high school students applying resource speaker and lecturer;
for admission to the main campus and 12,665 to the Continued to forge linkages with different external
satellite campuses; agencies, of!ces, and organizations to strengthen and
Administered the PUP Laboratory High School Entrance improve student services, such as scholarships, culture
Test; and the arts, placement and career development, and
Led the OVPSS directors and chiefs in revisiting guidelines library services; and
and policies that were subsequently incorporated in the Represented the University President in external functions
PUP Student Manual 2009; and meetings through the VPSS.
Represented the University in extending its expertise
and technological packages through the VPSS serving as
The Assistant to the VPSS was part of the PUP delegation

that was sent to Beijing, China to promote and market the
University among universities in the cities of Changchun and
Tianjin, resulting in the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement
between Dr. Dante G. Guevarra, PUP President and Zhou Wei,
CEO of Beijing Hangweili Educational Technology Ltd.
Ofce of the University Registrar

The OURs accomplishment report focuses on activities
that include the following:
Evaluated a total of 7,754 student records and received

a total of 7,679 requests for credentials and 6,120
application forms for graduation for SY 2009-2010;
Recommended to the University Academic Council the
approval of applications for graduation of 6,609 and
1,018 candidates for the 2009 yearend and midyear
commencement exercises, respectively;
Scanned a total of 10,630 documents as part of the
e-Docs projects;
Signed 54,334 requested credentials, 10,932 of which
were endorsed to the Department of Foreign Affairs for
authentication;
Printed 4,865 diplomas and 5,954 grade sheets; and
Processed applications for PUPCET 2009-2010. PUPCET Preparation and Administration
Admission Ofce
For the year under review, the AO undertook the
following:
Intensi!ed the standardization and computerization of

recruitment, admission, and registration of prospective
students from all secondary schools within and outside
the National Capital Region;
Continued to collaborate with the ICTC, OUR, !nance, and
academic sectors of the University for the implementation
of i-Apply and Student Information System (SIS);
Reviewed the University policies and guidelines on
recruitment and admission, registration, and enrollment;
Issued 27,593 permits to PUPCET applicants; Enrollment
Cosupervised the administration of the 2010 PUPCET 1st
batch with 15,474 actual examinees;
Coordinated with the core of!ces for the smooth $ow of Standardized the registration certi!cate forms for all
2nd semester enrollment. campuses;
Issued duplicate copies of registration certi!cates of Disseminated information about PUPCET to 1,025 high
students who lost their original copies; schools through mails and personal visits;
Assisted and advised 54 students who applied for Processed admission credentials of 313 transferees;
readmission and those with on-probationary status; Coordinated with the directors and heads of admission
Requested Form 137A of 7,120 freshmen and other and registration of!ces of satellite campuses for the
of!cially admitted students from secondary schools scheduling and processing of PUPCET 2010 for SY 2010-
where they graduated; 2011; and
Documented the Student Admission Records File Worked with the ICTC staff to implement the PUPCET
(SARF) of all of!cially admitted freshman students and computerized system and Student Information System
transferees for SY 2009-2010; (SIS) on the satellite campuses.
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Ofce of the Student Services

The OSS " the seat of talents and leaders " is assigned Endorsed the participation of PUP student leaders in
the formidable task of providing assistance to the different prestigious invitational conferences: CHED Student
student organizations in the University. Nevertheless, the Congress, 10th International Youth Day Celebration
cooperative attitude of the student groups ensured the and Youth and Educators Summit for the Millennium
success of the OSS whose major feats for 2009 were listed, Development Goals, College Y Club Management Training,
thus: Career Congress for Student Leaders, 1st National
Student Safety and Security Conference, Democracy
Monitored the operations and activities of the Of!ce and Camp Philippines, 13th Civitas Asia National Students
continued to uphold the dynamism of the central and Conference, 30th ACSA Annual National Convention and
college student councils, academic and nonacademic Seminar Workshop, 47th National Rizal Youth Leadership
student organizations, student campus publications, Institute Conference, Commission on Filipino Overseas
and any other student groups, such as fraternities and Advocacy Training for Youth on Anti-Traf!cking of Women
sororities; and Children for Labor and Sexual Exploitation, 2nd Future
Approved the validation and revalidation of student Leaders of Asia Forum, Youth Humanitarian Forum, Youth
organizations in the University through the Commission Hours 2009, and 34th YMCA National Congress of College
on Student Organization Accreditation (COSOA); Students;
Endorsed students who joined local and international Established linkage with the Advocates for Environment
competitions, namely, European Union Whiz 09 The and Social Justice for the removal of the Pandacan Oil
National Championship held at the SM Mall of Asia and Depot;
sponsored by the European Commission and 3Vents Processed the application of 647 academic and
Sylphide Corporation where PUP was awarded 1st runner- nonacademic scholars on the main campus; and
up, and the Search for Ten Outstanding Students of the Facilitated the application of 194 scholars on the
Philippines; campuses of PUP in Bataan, Bansud, Lopez, Mulanay,
Sta. Rosa, and Taguig.
Ofce for Scholarship and Financial

Assistance
The OSFA is always on the lookout for scholarship funds The OSFA processed and approved a number of
and donors who understand the needs of the Universitys applications for scholarships on the main campus and the
economically disadvantaged students seeking scholarships. satellite campuses. The Of!ce also reviewed the scholarship
For 2009, the of!ce facilitated the signing of MOAs between policies and guidelines included in the Manual of Scholarship
PUP and donors here and abroad. and Financial Assistance. Moreover, it monitored and
evaluated the applications of students graduating with
honors.
Type of SY SY
TOTAL
Scholarship 2008-2009 2009-2010 SY 2008-2009 SY 2009-2010
Full Scholars 385 376 761

4500
4,418
Partial 4000
968 1,255 2,223
Scholars 3500
3000
2,560
Special Grants 4,418 2,560 6,978 2500
2000
1,255
Financial Aids 282 224 506 1500
1000
376
968 224 395
Entrance 500
197 395 592 385 282 197
Scholars 0
Full Scholars Partial Special Financial Entrance
Scholars Grants Aids Scholars
TOTAL 6,250 4,810 11,060
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Guidance, Counseling, and Testing Center University Center for Culture and the Arts
Primarily concerned with the task of assisting several The University, through the UCCA, recognizes the
hundreds of students who seek guidance, the GCTC personnel immense value of tapping and harnessing the artistic talents
has its hands on deck to deliver services intended to develop of students in the !elds of dance, stage plays, literature, and
the students potentials. There are no dull moments at the any other art forms. As the Universitys cultural arm tasked
of!ce since all its programs are geared toward developing to keep culture and the arts alive, the UCCA achieved these
and professionalizing people. In 2009, the GCTC undertook feats, thus, projecting a !ne image for the University.
the following:
The Maharlika Dance Artists performed at the
Counseled students with problems and conducted case International Convention of Edmark held at the PICC
conferences with parents or guardians concerning Plenary Hall. They also staged a miniconcert for their
students academic, vocational, and personal problems; apprentices at the PUP Antique House grounds and their
Supervised the administration of the PUP Laboratory 3rd Major Dance Concert at the Bulwagang Balagtas.
High School Entrance Examination; Further, the group presented a meaningful dance-drama
Assisted in the administration of PUPCET to applicants on performance about the achievements of Dir. Carlo J.
the main campus and the satellite campuses; Caparas in a tribute given to him by PUP.
Administered the PUP Scholastic, Academic, and Interest Prof. Joseph Reylan B. Viray presented a paper at the 2nd
Test (PUPSAIT) to 640 academic entrance scholars, DLSU Arts Congress and served as resource speaker at a
athletes, journalists, artists, presidents of high school seminar on Modern Strategies in Teaching Literature and
student councils, and awardees; Humanities and as a judge at the 5th Pambansang Gawad
Administered, checked, and interpreted psychological sa Ulirang Kabataan Awards.
tests of applicants for University entrance scholarships, The Sining-Lahi Polyrepertory restaged the play Luna at
faculty and administrative employee positions, student the Charlie del Rosario Theater, staged for one week the
assistantship, dorm accommodation, practicum, and acclaimed play production of All My Sons at the PUP
Open University System admission; and Amphitheater, and had its !rst major production entitled
Conducted seminars on values development and self- Ang Mga Huwad at the C.M. Recto Auditorium. Some
awareness as well as career orientation for high school members of the theater group were tapped to participate
students and preemployment seminars for graduating in play productions of different theater companies,
students. namely, Hunchback of Notre Dame of Gantimpala
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Theater Company, Kanse and Hiblang Abo of Tanghalang Recto Auditorium.

Pilipino, and Virgin Labfest of the Cultural Center of the The PUP Banda Kawayan performed at the World Travel
Philippines. Market in the cities of Dalian, Shanghai, and Harbin in
In celebration of the Arts Month, the Music Of!ce had a China. The band also entertained local and international
free concert entitled KUNDIROCK at the PUP Antique audiences who were present at the following occasions or
House grounds featuring the Audiofold Band and venues: Philippine International Convention Center (PICC),
Polysound Band. Philippine Sea Congress, Rotary Club of Makati, Roche
The UCCA sponsored the launching of Ricky Lees Para Philippines at the Heritage Hotel, and the Department of
Kay B. Health.
The PUP Lente Club organized the !rst Basic Photography Prof. Kriztine R. Viray was tapped to direct the 5th
Workshop for free. The workshop was attended by Pambansang Gawad sa Ulirang Kabataan Awards
students, alumni, and other photography enthusiasts. ceremonies held at the Marikina Hotel where the
The Visual Arts Of!ce organized the 1st Faculty Symposium Maharlika Dance Artists and the PUP Bagong Himig
on Visual Arts with the theme Revisiting Philippine Serenata were invited to perform.
Painting History. Arnold Lalongisip, UCCA visual artist, quali!ed as !nalist
The PUP Bagong Himig Serenata won the Grand Prize and bagged a runner-up prize at the 3rd COCOLIFE Colors
both at the 1st European Union Chorale Competition of Life Students Visual Arts Competition.
held at the Far Eastern University and the Eco Chorale UCCA Visual Artists Arnold Lalongisip, Emil Aldrine
competition held at the Megatrade Hall of SM Megamall. Alarcon, and Alfredo Martirez won the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd
It also had its recital with the Philippine Madrigal Singers places, respectively, at the On-the-Spot Painting/Poster
for three days at POVEDA College. In addition, the Competition organized by the Legal Rights and Natural
group had its European Tour in August sponsored by the Resources Center, Inc. and Kasama sa Kalikasan/
Department of Tourism. It was also invited to perform at Friends of Earth - Philippines held in UP Diliman.
the following occasions: commemoration of the Battle of Emil Alarcon won the Grand Prize at the On-the-
Pinaglabanan in San Juan City, Tourism Convention held Spot Painting Competition organized by Philevents
at the Manila Grand Opera Hotel, and the oath-taking Management and Advertising Co. held at the World Trade
ceremonies of the of!cers of the Philippine Guidance Center.
Counselors Association of the Philippines held at the The PUP Ramp Artists and the Maharlika Dance Artists
Manila Hotel. were invited by the T3 Group of Companies to perform
The UCCA had its 1st Group Painting Sessions related to during its 1st anniversary celebration held at the Ynares
the UN Millennium Development Goals. Center in Antipolo.
The Center published the !rst issue of its cultural Alfredo Martirez, Emil Aldrine Alarcon, and Joel U. Chavez
magazine, The National Archetype, in cooperation with of Guhit Sudlungan, won 2nd, 3rd, and 1st Honorable
the Of!ce of the University President. It also published Mention awards, respectively, at the On-the-Spot Painting
and disseminated the UCCA brochure in time for the Competition organized by Templo ng Katotohanan in
recruitment of entrance-artist scholars. partnership with Art Association of the Philippines.
The National Archetype editorial staff documented the Ms. Angelique Agustin, a Ramp Artists member, won the
UCCA concert held on November 13 and the Mr. and Ms. title, Ms. SUCCESS, at a pageant hosted by the Successful
PUP Beauty Pageant on November 14. Achievement Foundation, a national organization whose
The UCCA conducted a personality development workshop goal is to teach and cultivate among students the true
with Prof. Pacelli S. Eugenio and Prof. Edelyn M. Mariano meaning of a successful life.
as resource speakers. Ramp Artists members Wiko Perez, Mac Sandel, Thaeron
The Drama and Dance Of!ce cosponsored the College Dy, and Warren Poblete were chosen to be part of the
of Communication 2009 Drama Festival held at the C.M. Mossimo Modeling Workshop.
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VPSS Birion presenting the plaque of appreciation to eTelecare and Rukus for sponsoring the
February 2009 PUP Jobs Fair
Career Development and Placement Ofce occasion was graced by the Deputy Director General of TESDA,
Hon. Roger C. Peyuan. Held in February and September,
In essence, the success of curricular offerings and/ respectively, a total of 152 companies participated to provide
or academic programs offered by a university is sometimes varied job opportunities to more than 4,000 job-seeking
judged by the number of its graduates who are absorbed by PUP students and alumni, with the assistance of different
the industry and any other agencies needing manpower to !ll government agencies, such as Civil Service Commission,
their labor and supervisory requirements. PhilHealth, Social Security System, National Statistics Of!ce,
National Bureau of Investigation, Philippine Overseas and
The CDPO has succeeded in establishing linkages outside Employment Administration, Department of Labor and
PUP, particularly with public and private !rms, where PUP Employment, and TESDA.
graduates have enjoyed a competitive edge given the quality
of their preparation. It is very interesting to note the positive CDPOs well-organized preemployment seminars, career
feedback gathered from concerned companies whose talks, and mock recruitments have provided career-related
honest-to-goodness evaluation of PUP graduates, trainees, services to more than 1, 000 graduating and nongraduating
and practicumers served as pointers to academic curriculum students from the different colleges of the University. The
planners. invited local and international resource speakers shared
with the participants real-life and professional experiences
The Of!ce, in its continuing quest to provide career toward their quest for success in their respective careers. It
opportunities to PUP students and alumni, has organized is inspiring to note that the invited speakers were all PUPians:
job fairs, preemployment seminars, mock recruitments, and Mario Lajarca, Jr. of Ngee Ann Polytechnic Singapore; Arch.
career talks to enhance the marketability of PUP graduates Heidee C. Feliciano of Total Philippines; Eng. Dennis Abella,
as they strive to !nd their niches in the business world. Head of Transmission Network of Globe Philippines; Eng.
Ma. Victoria Trinos, President of First Oceanic Property
The 2009 Careers Here and Abroad, a job fair organized Management, Inc.; Ms. Virginia Danganan, General Manager
by the CDPO in partnership with PUP ICTC and powered by of Land Bankers MPC; and Ms. Florence Cadiz, Cooperative
Jobs.DB.com, has issued more than 1,000 career cards to Development Specialist of the City of San Jose del Monte,
students and alumni who participated in the event. The said Bulacan.
PUP students lling out application forms during the Jobs Fair
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Career Quest 2009 Summary of Participants

No. of
College %
Participants
College of Business 403 14.83
College of Engineering 331 12.18
College of Of!ce Administration and
282 10.38
Business Teacher Education
College of Economics, Finance, and
276 10.16
Politics
College of Communication 239 8.80
College of Tourism and Hotel and Ms. Virginia B. Danganan, General Manager of the
187 6.88
Restaurant Management Land Bankers Multi-Purpose Cooperative, sharing her
College of Nutrition and Food Science 184 6.77 thoughts during the College of Cooperatives Career Talk
College of Accountancy 176 6.48

College of Arts 165 6.07
College of Computer Management
119 4.38
and Information Technology
College of Science 106 3.90
College of Languages and Linguistics 82 3.02
College of Physical Education and
62 2.28
Sports
College of Architecture and Fine Arts 44 1.62
College of Cooperatives 22 .81 College of Engineering alumnus, Engr. Dennis R.
College of Technology 21 .77 Abella (4th from left), Transmission Network Head of
Globe, and Engr. Ma. Victoria V. Trinos (extreme right),
Course Not Indicated 18 .66 President of First Oceanic Property Mangement, with the
dean and chairpersons of CE during the Career Talk for
Total 2,717 100.00 the CE students
Ninoy Aquino Library and Learning

Resources Center
Libraries, in general, are reservoirs of vital information Organized the PUP Learning Hub at the 2nd $oor lobby of
that researchers consider as havens of knowledge and the library;
intellectual data. PUP students immerse themselves in Acquired 786 volumes of books and two computer units
researches and any other library assignment by maximizing donated by C * E Publishing;
the use of informational materials stored at the NALLRC. Obtained the highest ratings based on the results of
accreditation of the different colleges held in July;
For the year under review, the NALLRC undertook the Forged linkages with 33 government agencies, local
following: universities, and foreign and local organizations;
Renewed, through the support of the University
Received 13 titles of books from Books for Philippine administration, its online subscription of electronic books
Schools Foundation in cooperation with The English- and journals; and
Speaking Union based in New York through Dr. Isagani Continuously acquired print and nonprint resources to
R. Cruz; improve the library services proffered to students and
Conducted staff development and team-teaching any other clientele.
activities in Baguio City on May 11-13;
Installed kiosks for the Athena Integrated Library System
at the 3rd $oor lobby of the NALLRC;
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NALLRC Staff Development and Team-Teaching Activities
Satellite Libraries Location

Graduate School 2F, M. H. Del Pilar Campus
College of Law Library GF, NALLRC Building
College of Engineering and Architecture Library 4F, CEA Building, NDC Campus
College of Communication Library 2F, CoC Building, NDC Campus
Hasmin Library 2F, Hasmin Hostel Building
Laboratory High School Library GF, LHS Building, Mabini Campus
Campus Libraries Satellite Campuses
Number of Resources Acquired, Copyright, and Ratio of Resources to Students

Resources Acquired
Copyright Year
from January to December 2009 Ratio of Books to
Purchased (No. Donation (No. of Students
Library Resources Purchased Donation
of Volume) Volume)
Printed books 1,053 43 1999-2010 5:5 ratio as
compared to
Printed Journals 25 122 - 2002-2009 previous years of
E-books 110 Online access 1999-2010 1:1 ratio because
of the subscription
E-journals 14,237 - - of online database
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List of Subscribed Periodicals
A. Local
Number of Copies Total Amount
Title
Acquired for the Year Paid
Balita 1, 009 8, 870.00
Business World 492 12, 300.00
The Daily Tribune 987 14, 805.00
Malaya 741 11, 115.00
Manila Bulletin 2, 482 44, 868.00
Manila Standard 895 13, 425.00
Manila Times 1, 010 15, 150.00
Peoples Journal 1, 001 10, 020.00
Philippine Daily
4, 303 77, 650.00
Inquirer
The Philippine
1, 943 38, 860.00
Star
Pilipino Star
1, 011 10, 070.00
Ngayon
Taliba 1, 006 10, 060.00
Tempo 1, 010 9, 038.00
Liwayway 174 975.00
Philippine Free
86 4, 450.00
Press
Womens Journal 24 960.00
Total 18, 174 282, 616.00
B. Foreign
Number of Copies Total Amount
Title
Acquired for the Year Paid
Business Week
135 24, 000.00
Global
The Economist 153 27, 600.00
Far Eastern
33 33, 396.00
Economic Review
Fortune Magazine 69 5, 700.00
Good
36 13, 248.00
Housekeeping
National
36 13, 500.00
Geographic
Newsweek 329 18, 270.00
Readers Digest 72 9, 576.00
Time Magazine 357 21, 924.00
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Of !ce!of!the!Vice!President!for!Student!Services
JUAN C. BIRION
Vice President for Student Services
JOSE M. ABAT NINOY AQUINO LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER

Assistant to the Vice President for Student Services MONALISA P. LEGUIAB
Director
OFFICE OF THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR
MELBA D. ABALETA UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR CULTURE AND THE ARTS
University Registrar SEGUNDO C. DIZON
Director
RENATO O. GARCIA
Head, Student Records KRIZTINE R. VIRAY
Chief, Drama and Dance Of!ce
ROSITA E. CANLAS
Chief, Electronic Data Processing Off!ce REYLAN JOSEPH B. VIRAY
Chief, Visual Arts Of!ce
ADMISSION OFFICE
ELENA R. ABELEDA ROSSINI I. CALABIG
Director Chief, Music Of!ce
LIWANAG L. MALIKSI ELAINE P. ALMIRANTE

Chief, Admissions for the Main Campus Trainer, Maharlika Dance and Contemporary Dimension
ERMA C. CONCINA JAIME F. CALABIG

Chief, Admission for Campuses Trainer, Audiofold Band
OFFICE OF THE STUDENT SERVICES SIEGFREDO B. CALABIG

JOSE M. ABAT Trainer, Banda Kawayan
Director
OFFICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
JIMMY P. DOLLAGA SANJAY P. CLAUDIO
Assistant Director Director
OFFICE FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

ARMANDO A. TORRES
Chief
Contact Information
GUIDANCE, COUNSELING, AND TESTING CENTER
E-MAIL
BARBARA P. CAMACHO
vpss@pup.edu.ph
Director
POSTAL MAIL
YOLANDA Y. RABE
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENT SERVICES
Chief, Guidance and Counseling Of!ce
Second Floor, North Wing, Main Building,
ROSE HELEN T. MERZA
Philippines 01008
Chief, Testing Of!ce
TELEPHONE
CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND PLACEMENT OFFICE
(632) 715-7760
RIA S. FAJIAGO
(632) 716-7835 to 45 local 209 or 210
Director
IRENEO C. DELAS ARMAS

http://www.pup.edu.ph/StudentServices/
Chief, Local Placement
MALAYA ABADILLA-YGOT
Chief, International Placement
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RESEARCH, EXTENSION, AND DEVELOPMENT
W ith the spirited leader, Dr. Pastor

B. Malaborbor, at the helm, the
Of!ce of the Vice President
for Research, Extension, and Development
(OVPRED) underscores the signi!cance
of research in the academe. The OVPRED
supports the educational and research mission
of the University through advocacy and
advancement of systematic knowledge, creative
activities, and academic research scholarships
and fosters an environment that encourages
the pursuit of research, scholarly activities,
and economic development. This sector has
been engaged in searching for ways and means
to improve the lives of people intellectually,
economically, socially, and physically. With
the various of!ces under its umbrella working
in one breath, the OVPRED proudly reports
its accomplishments.
The OVPRED is pleased to cite its major feats in the year under review.
Forging of research consortia with different agencies like # The University Research Agenda, Teambuilding for
CHED, CREBA Research Institute Foundation Incorporation, Campus Directors, December 4-6
Small Business Corporation, PAGCOR, National Council # Empowering Research for Global Competitiveness,
for Disability Affairs, SMART Communications Philippines, Open University, NALLRC, December 3
and Department of Energy # The MINDStorm Symposium 2009 with the theme
Revision of PUP policies and guidelines on the area of Creativity and Ingenuity: Uplifting the Society
research and extension Through Science and Technology organized by
Creation of PUP Research, Extension, and Development the Manila Innovation Development Society PUP
Foundation Chapter, November 26
Close monitoring and supervision of the different # Research Colloquium 2009 with the theme Facing
programs and projects of the OVPRED units and centers the Global Challenges for Research and Development
Preparation of pertinent data for the PUP Strategic Through Engineering and Technology sponsored by
Planning 2010-2014 the PUP College of Engineering, November 24
Participation in the PASUC assembly # Youth Forum on Global Warming and Climate
Speakership/Attendance in Seminars, Conferences, and Change, PUP Sta. Mesa and PUP Sta. Maria, June
Fora 29, February 23, March 19, and November 19
# Launching of PUP iText, PUP, SMART, October 13 Entrepreneurial Development and Small Business
# Universitywide Workshop on Writing and Preparing Corporation, July 15
Effective Proposals for Grant-In-Aid Funding,, PUP # Research Capability Building sponsored by the PUP
San Juan, Sto. Tomas and Sta. Mesa (main campus), College of Engineering, May 14
September 4, 11, 17, and 25 # Summer Forum on Cuban and Venezuelan 21st
# ASAIHL Echo Conference, Lyceum of the Philippines Century Socialism Model: Prospects for the Philippine
University, Gen. Trias, Cavite, September 24 Conscientious Left, PUP, May 15
# Participation as part of the Natural Gas Institute # 5th CoC Research Colloquium sponsored by the
Working Committee of the Department of Energy, College of Communication, March 26
Global City, Taguig City, July 2 # Formulation of Manual of Operations for Campuses
# Environmental Forum on Climate Change, Your in Adaptation to the Existing University Policies, PUP
Planet Needs You' Unite to Combat Climate Change, Campuses, March 12
organized by the PUP Center for Global Warming # Engineering Research Conference 2009, Theme:
Studies, PUP Sto. Tomas, July 30 Forging Synergistic Partnerships with the Global
# Symposium on Ethno-religious Con$ict and Violence Industry Through Market-Driven Global Industry
organized by the PUP Center for Human Development, Research Initiatives, organized by the PUP College
July 14 of Engineering, Bayview Park Hotel, March 10
# Forum on Microenterprise, Micro!nance and
the Academe, carried out by the PUP Center for
GRAND PRIZE WINNERS OF BEST BUSINESS

PLAN CONTEST 2009
CED Director Duque and Chief Ma. Victoria G.

Red awarding the cash prize to the winners of the
contest, Ms. Aileen Moreno and Ms. Sheila Mae
Samonte (The winning entry is Nutribread.)
Statistical consultancy rendered to both undergraduate

Center for Data and Statistical Analysis
and graduate school students (!ve GS students and some
AB English students under the College of Languages and
In support of the Universitys vision of uplifting and Linguistics);
further developing both the students and the facultys Prof. Norie M. Lolong, chief of the CDSA Training Section,
academic performance, the Center for Data and Statistical attended the SPSS Conference 2009 on October 22 at
Analysis (CDSA) has been created to respond to the need the So!tel, Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City and the Training
for a responsible data processing and analysis of faculty or on Econometric Modeling held at the Statistical Research
institutional researches, undergraduate or graduate theses, Training Center, Kalayaan Avenue, Quezon City on October
and researches of non-PUP clients. 5 to 9.
The unit posts the following accomplishments for the

year 2009: Center for Entrepreneurial Development
Analysis of data gathered from the surveys conducted: At the core of the Universitys campaign to promote
Acceptability of Student Information System (SIS) to entrepreneurship in PUP and its nearby communities is the
Freshman Students of School Year 2008-2009, Course Center for Entrepreneurial Development (CED), a research-
and School Preferences of Selected Third Year and and-development-oriented center which envisions a strong
Fourth Year Students in NCR (an input for the feasibility and responsive program providing the growth momentum for
study on setting up the College of Nursing in PUP), Board entrepreneurship in the country. As such, the center, through
and Lodging Business in the Area Close to the Site of the its well-founded and well-integrated programs, is committed
Proposed PUP Dormitory, and Demand for Three Health to develop an army of quality entrepreneurs who have chosen
Sciences Programs in PUP (the survey was conducted this viable and practical career alternative over traditional
as part of the online PUPCET registration system called academic pursuits.
i-Apply);
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Best Business Plan Awarding Ceremony Pres. Dante G. CED Innovation Exhibit 2009 VPRED Pastor B. Malaborbor,
Guevarra awarding the certicate to one of the nalists of the Best NBN4 anchor Aljo Bendijo, CHED USEC Mariano Salazar, and
Business Plan Contest (With him are SBC CEO and President SIFE Country Representative Ms. Anette Manansala, with AVP
Virgilio Angelo, VP Pastor B. Malaborbor, AVP Victor Hernandez Mely R. Luya, CED Director Apolonio A. Duque, EMO Director
of MSME Development and Credit Committee Group, and AVP Cecilia S. Austero, Ch. Remedios Ado of OU and CE, and Prof.
Mely R. Luya of OVPRED.) Marie Hernandez of the College of Business
The CED was involved in a wide array of activities and particularly those in rural areas, could empower the
projects in 2009. marginalized through micro!nance and cooperative
development. The CED likewise spearheaded the PUP-
The center launched the Best Business Plan Contest SBC MOA signing of PUP President Dr. Dante G. Guevarra
2009 where the top business plans from the different and SBC CEO Virgilio L. Angelo.
colleges of PUP were chosen by a Technical Review In coordination with different colleges of PUP, the unit
Committee composed of selected faculty members: sponsored the Innovation Exhibit 2009 with NBN
Nutribread from the College of Business (First Place), news anchor Aljo Bendijo and Prof. Annette M. Rafael of
Squash Ice Cream from PUP Maragondon (Second Students in Free Enteprise (SIFE) Philippines as guests.
Place), and Netizen Internet Hub from the College Moreover, a seminar entitled A Challenge to the Youth:
of Business and Urban Gardening from the College Invention, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship was held
of Cooperatives (Third Place). Funding grants were on August 26 with Mr. Ronald M. Baranga, a livelihood
generated from the Small Business Corporation (SBC) and entrepreneurial specialist, as guest speaker.
and Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation CED sponsored and cosponsored, respectively, the On-
(PAGCOR). the-Spot Painting Competition, a project of KKK Chair
In cooperation with the SBC, the CED sponsored the and TAP Digna Rosales-Ortega, held on August 15 and
Enterprise Enhancement Training Workshop on June the Blazing the University with Colors: A Gathering of Arts
15 to 17 that was attended by feasibility study advisers Entrepreneurs on February 17 with some CED-trained
from different colleges in the University. artists as guest lecturers.
On July 15, a forum on Microenterprise, Micro!nance The unit continued to air radio programs over DZRP with
and the Academe with SBC CEO and President Virgilio CED of!cials and some business experts as anchors:
L. Angelo as resource speaker was organized at the Trends and Insights, Pinoy Buhay-Buhay, and Magnegosyo
Bulwagang Balagtas of the Ninoy Aquino Library and Tayo. The CED also sponsored an extension project on
Learning Resources Center. The forum focused on how Coop Livelihood Training for the I-CAN Foundation and
the microentrepreneurship program on all PUP campuses, Payatas Integrated Cooperative (PICO).
Center for Global Warming Studies
Through various research-oriented activities, such as Prof. Liwayway Memije-Cruz, CGWS director, attended
seminars, symposia, and conferences, the Center for Global various conferences, seminars, trainings, and activities
Warming Studies (CGWS) brings together members of the as speaker, paper presenter, organizer, facilitator, or
academe, scientists, and other experts to introduce an participant:
approach to a complex and often controversial environmental
issue & global warming. Such approach is based on sound International
science, straight talk, and a belief that all people can work # International Seminar on Communication and
together to protect the global climate while sustaining Environment: Transformation for a Sustainable
economic growth. Tomorrow
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GLOBAL WARMING AND CLIMATE CHANGE CONSCIOUSNESS WEEK
# International Conference on Green Industry in Asia Local

# 14th International Conference on Education # Environmental Forum on Climate Change
# Ethno-Religious Con$ict and Violence
National # Youth Forum and Workshop on Climate Change
# Watershed Planning Approach for Natural Resources # Enterprise Enhancement Training Workshop
Management # The Cuban and Venezuelan 21st Century Socialism
# 44th Annual BIOTA National Convention and Scienti!c Models: Prospects for the Philippine Conscientious
Sessions Left
# 16th Annual Pasig River Fluvial Parade # Panawagan sa Kabataan: Paiba-ibang Klima, Pag-
# 1st Philippine National Grassroots Conference on usapan
Climate # Global Warming and Climate Change Consciousness
# Engineering Research Conference Week
# Lecture-Forum-Workshop on Educator Empowerment # World Clean Month
Toward Sustainable Development: An Action for # World Environment Month
Mitigating Climate Change
Center for Human Development/

Center for Peace and Poverty Studies
To serve as a foil to the danger of modernization, the Center

for Human Development (CHD) and the Center for Peace and
Poverty Studies (CPPS) have been organized to help raise the
peoples social consciousness and assist them in solving their
problems of poverty and unemployment or underemployment
without losing their sense of nationhood and pride for their
unique culture and traditions. CHD and CPPS ultimate raison
Research-Workshop on Ethno-Religious Con!ict and
detre is to consider humanity as the end of development so
Violence in Indonesia and in the Philippines
that people, no matter how economically well-off they may be,
will always feel and think that they belong to a bigger group
called humanity. Year 2009 was signi!cant for the CHD and
the CPPS for a number of reasons.
Dr. Emanuel C. de Guzman, CHD and CPPS director,

participated in various seminars, fora, and conferences.
# Research-Workshop on Ethno-Religious Con$ict and
Violence in Indonesia and in the Philippines, January
19 to 23, Gadjah Mada University, Yogyakarta,
Indonesia [He contributed in the writing of a research
proposal on the said theme that has been recently
approved for funding by the Dutch National Research
Council through the Netherlands Organization for
CHD-CPPS Publications
Scienti!c Research (NOSR).]
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Symposium on Ethno-Religious Con!ict and

PENTRAD Violence
# Symposium on Sustaining Mutual Gains: Best Department of Education and the Commission on Higher
Practices in Migration and Recruitment organized Education.
by the Embassy of Canada and the Miriam College -
Women and Gender Institute On May 15, the CPPS jointly sponsored and organized
# Go Negosyo Women Entrepreneurship Summit with the PUP Research Institute for Politics and Economics
sponsored by the National Commission on the Role (RIPE) the symposium The Cuban and Venezuelan 21st
of Filipino Women (NCRFW) and the Philippine Center Century Socialism Models: Prospects for the Philippine
for Entrepreneurship (PCE) Conscientious Left where noted thinkers of the
# Forum on Baby Steps to Good Governance in Philippine Left and reputable foreign visitors lectured and
COMELEC: G-Watch Report on COMELEC Budget participated in the discussion. Moreover, the CHD and
Process carried out by the Ateneo de Manila the CPPS provided technical assistance in the conduct
University School of Government, Management of the environmental forum held at the PUP Sto. Tomas
Systems International (MSI) and Philippine National Campus on July 30 with the theme Your Planet Needs
Budget Monitoring Project (PNBMP) You & Unite to Combat Climate Change.
# Forum on Crossing Divides, Building Intersections:
The Future of Womens Movements sponsored by In January 2009, Dr. de Guzman got his second-term
the University of the Philippines College of Social appointment as member of the CHED Technical Working
Work and Community Development (UP-CSWCD), Committee for Sociology. In May, he was elected
UP Center for Women Studies, UP Diliman Gender President of the Philippine Association for the Sociology
Of!ce, and UPD Of!ce of Anti-Sexual Harassment of Religion. At present, he also serves as Board Member
# Research Management Courses for Executives, of the Philippine Sociological Society.
University Hotel, UP Diliman
# PSS National Conference on Ethno-Religious Ms. Susan C. Luna, a staff member of the two centers, was
Con$icts in Indonesia and in the Philippines: A elected Treasurer of the Philippine Educators Network for
Comparative Study, PSS Center, Commonwealth, Training, Research, and Development.
Quezon City
# Forum-Kapihan on the Concluding Observations The CHD and the CPPS published Education Review
of the Committee Against Torture of the Philippine Volume 1, Issue No. 2 in June and The Mabini Review
Working Group for ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism Volume 1, Issue No. 2 in October which were both
(PWGAHRM) organized by the European Commission submitted to the Commission on Higher Education
and the Philippine Commission on Human Rights (CHED) for accreditation.
(PCHR), Rembrant Hotel
Dr. de Guzman coedited a seminal book entitled South Asia
Ms. Susan C. Luna attended a two-day national Today: Development Paradigms, Re!ective Engagements
conference on education at the Heritage Hotel, Roxas that was published in April 2009 by the Ateneo de Manila
Boulevard, Pasay City on November 26 and 27 with the University through the Institute of Philippine Culture.
theme Excellence in Education: Leading Minds and
Creating the Future in a Global Journey, organized by the The units assisted the College of Arts in the publication
Philippine Educators Network for Training, Research, and of the CA Research Journal 2006-2007 and 2007-2008
Development, Inc. (PENTRAD) in cooperation with the issues.
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Three researches of Dr. De Guzman were nominated The centers assisted in the preparation of two project
by the PUP Research Management Of!ce to qualify for proposals, The Gat Apolinarion Mabini Awards and the
the CHED Republica Awards: his Ph.D. dissertation Kasaysayan Plaza, headed by TAP Digna Rosales-Ortega
Blurring and Effacing the Other: Closures and Violence of the PUP Special Projects Of!ce.
in the Disclosures of Radical Liberation Movements in
the Philippines; and two essays drawn from the said The CHD and the CPPS continued to establish linkages with
dissertation, The Being of Ideology: Thoughts on the international, national, government, and nongovernment
Discursive Constitution of the Individual and Collective organizations whose areas cover human rights, gender,
Subject and The Sacred of Religion and the Sublime and environmental issues.
of Ideology: Constructing Collective Identity Through
Religious Solidarities.
Center for Labor and Industrial Relations
Established in 2009, the new Center for Labor and Proposed a curriculum for Bachelor in Industrial
Industrial Relations (CLIR) is dedicated to the scholarly Relations
investigation and dissemination of knowledge concerning Developed a training program for labor leaders of the
human resources and industrial relations encompassing all Trade Union Congress of the Philippines in coordination
facets of the employment relationship. The center, which with the PUP Open University System
serves as the unique bridge between the University and the Conducted consultation meetings with labor leaders
labor community, was responsible for the accomplishment of Prepared relevant materials about the right to self-
the following projects: organization of government employees
The CLIR director served as a resource speaker in various
seminars and fora on labor relations.
EMOs Training and Development Activities
Extension Management Ofce
The Extension Management Of!ce (EMO) was a busy Personality and Career Development Seminar for ECE
hub of training and development activities for the University. students
Organizing trainings, attending seminars, and accepting Seminar on Public Speaking for lectors and commentators
speakerships preoccupied EMOs 2009 line-up of activities. of the Parish of Virgin of Fatima in Valenzuela City
Wellness and !tness program for PUP faculty and
Strategic Planning cum Teambuilding trainings for the administrative employees
following bene!ciaries: principals and supervisors Holding of talks on cooperative movement with Japanese
of Mulanay, Quezon; PUP satellite campus directors; cooperators from the University of Japan
Mulanay Liberal Party Alliance members; and Bigkis Training on Organizational Renewal for Good Governance
Pinoy members of Los Baños, Laguna and High Performance for the city of!cials of San Pedro,
PUP-PAGCOR Medical Mission at PUP Sto. Tomas, Laguna
Batangas
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Attendance in the Enterprise Enhancement Training Participation in a seminar on research and extension
Workshop and the Youth Forum and Workshop on Climate sponsored by the Association of Behavioral Scientists,
Change Teachers, Researchers, and Extension Coordinators on
Crafting of the Extension Management Of!ce Manual November 23 to 25 in Baguio City
of Operations through the assistance of extension Two-day national conference on education of the
coordinators Philippine Educators Network for Training, Research,
Guesting at Radyo ng Bayan Overseas Station to discuss and Development, Inc. (PENTRAD) at the Heritage Hotel,
relevant ideas about extension work Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City on November 26 and 27
Ocular visit to Baseco Compound, Manila; Payatas, with the theme Excellence in Education: Leading Minds
Quezon City; and Cabuyao, Laguna as target communities and Creating the Future in a Global Journey
for extension work
Information and Communications

Technology Center
The Information and Communications Technology Center

(ICTC) is tasked to provide the ICT infrastructure to make the
new technology work for the University stakeholders. This
includes helping the University achieve its vision of excellence
in instruction, national and global prominence in research and
development, and development of the community it serves
through ICT. As a delta of information $ow, the ICTC provides
the members of the academe with much information they
need to satisfy their intellectual interests and curiosities. On
top of its many undertakings, the unit has set as its priority
the effective and ef!cient management and operation of the
University Web site. The following projects and activities were
accomplished by the unit during the year under review:
PUP Student Information System (SIS)

# Implemented the SIS, an Internet-based admission,
enrollment, and student records management
system, in the Laboratory High School, College
of Technology, Open University System, Graduate
School, and satellite campuses
# Conducted the online survey on the acceptability of
SIS to freshman students
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# Provided technical assistance to the admission and # Distributed free PUP SIM cards at PUP A. Mabini
registration of!ces during the implementation of the Campus, M.H. del Pilar Campus, and College of
SIS Engineering
Processed, printed, and released student identi!cation PUP WebMail

cards for each college, Graduate School, Open University # Introduced the PUP WebMail, the institutional e-mail
System, and Laboratory High School system of the University wherein PUP stakeholders
could access their e-mail anywhere using the
PUP iApply Internet
# Continued to improve the PUP iApply (formerly called # Migrated the PUP e-mail system to utilize Windows®
PUPCET iApply), a Web-based registration system Live technology
intended for the PUP College Entrance Test (PUPCET)
and the PUP Scholastic Aptitude and Interest Test PUP Web site
(PUPSAIT) # Improved the PUP News Online
# Implemented the PUP iApply to some satellite # Published and updated sub-Web sites: Laboratory
campuses: San Juan; Taguig; Commonwealth, High School (LHS); College of Economics, Finance,
Quezon City; Sta. Maria, Bulacan; Mariveles, Bataan; and Politics (CEFP); PUP iText; Gat Mabini Awards
Sto. Tomas, Batangas; Biñan, Laguna; Lopez, Quezon; 2010; PUP iApply 2010; College of Technology;
and Bansud, Oriental Mindoro Center for Global Warming Studies; and PUP OUS
(including SDE, SOL, and SPS)
PUP e-Mabini # Posted announcements for: PUPCET, PUPLHSEE,
# Published in the PUP Web site the PUP e-Mabini, a and PUPSAIT 2009 results; PUPLHSEE, GSEE, and
Web-based teaching and learning portal used by the PUPSAIT 2010; and PUPCET 2010 to the campuses
Open University System (OUS) that enables online & Sta. Mesa; San Juan; Taguig; Commonwealth,
delivery of courses Quezon City; Sta. Maria, Bulacan; Lopez, Quezon; Sto.
# Added courses upon the request of the OUS Tomas, Batangas; Mariveles, Bataan; and Bansud,
# Trained the OUS faculty and some college Oriental Mindoro
representatives on the use of PUP e-Mabini
PUP Visitors Lounge
PUP iText # Set up and con!gured computers, IP cameras, and
# Developed the PUP iText, a Short Messaging network connections
Service (SMS) that enables PUP students to receive # Started the operation of the PUP Visitors Lounge/
announcements and advisories from the University Information Center
and students using the SIS to request data like # Drafted the Standard Operating Procedure to be
grades, account balance, account details, class implemented in the Visitors Lounge/Information
schedule, and subject offerings through their mobile Center
phones
# Jointly worked with Smart Communications Inc., Multimedia and Digital Design
College of Computer Management and Information # Developed a new version of the PUP Audio-Visual
Technology, College of Engineering, and Pinnacle Presentation, e-Mabini, and PUP iText
Technologies Inc. in the implementation of the PUP # Created video ads for the ICTC TV LCD (PUP TV): PUP
iText which had 2, 500 subscribers in 2009 MathMAX 2009, CS Anniversary, and Dr. Guevarras
birthday celebration
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# Produced PC- and DVD-compatible versions of the PUP AVP Presentation

PUP AVP # Visit of Afghanistan professors
# Visit of Malaysian educators
Developed and maintained databases (PUPCET, ID, SIS # Visit of faculty and of!cials from Marinduque
database, SIS survey, database for courses, colleges, Midwest
and campuses) and queuing system and set up new # Visit of of!cials and staff of Negros Oriental
servers for the database and the Web State University
# Visit of Eastern Petroleum CEO Fernando L.
Installed and con!gured the wireless connectivity in the Martinez
University of!ces and units Dr. Dante Guevarras birthday celebration
ABS-CBNs Umagang Kay Ganda held at the PUP
Provided technical and expert assistance in the different gym
of!ces on the campus and in various University events Graduate School Accreditation
# PUP OUS 10th Anniversary Convocation Demo of wireless connection from ICTC to Graduate
videoconferencing (Sta. Mesa; Lopez, Quezon; and School to be used for the SIS enrollment of new GS
Commonwealth, Q.C.) students
# 2009 PUP Mega Jobs Fair Network connection at the GS, Hasmin Hostel, and
# PUP BPO ICC inspection - IT Works College of Technology
Institutional Planning Ofce
The Institutional Planning Of!ce (IPO) develops and # Data on Research and Extension, SY 2007-2008
regularly updates the Universitys long-range plans and # Data on Extension Programs, SY 2007-2008
projects, monitors their implementation, and formulates # Form B Pro!le of the Curricular Programs
recommendations through the Vice Presidents to the # Form C-D Programs, Enrollment, Laboratory and
President and to the Board of Regents. Its creation is a proof Lecture Contact Hours, and Graduates
of the Administrations recognition of the signi!cance of
drawing a University Plan which, after all, de!nes the reason Submission to the Department of Budget and
for the Universitys existence. Management, the Senate, and the House of
Representatives of data and reports needed for their
The IPO, which is tasked to prepare university reports, budget deliberations
information, and data for management directions and # Organizational Performance Indicator Framework
decisions, has not been remiss in the performance of its duty. < MFO 1 Advance and Higher Education Services
The following projects and programs were accomplished by [number of weighted Full Time Equivalent
the unit during the year under review: Students (FTES); weighted number of graduates;
gross graduation rates; FTE faculty highest
Assistance in the preparation of data requested by the degree; licensure examination passing rates;
Commission on Higher Education that would serve as percentage of all programs accredited at levels
input to the preparation of the SUCs Normative Financing 1, 2, and 3; and number of externally funded
Forms scholars]
# Form E-1 of Pre-Collegiate Faculty < MFO 2 Research Services (number of research
# Form E-2 Pro!le output published and number of research
# Form E-2C Pro!le output disseminated or presented)
# Form E-2E Pro!le
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< MFO 3 Extension Services (number of persons < Operations

trained, number of person-days trained, and < Research
number of LGUs that assisted in the development < Extension
planning)
# Physical and Financial Plan for 2009 (actual Reformatting of Annual Report Forms required by the
accomplishment and quarterly target for 2009) CHED and the DBM
# Consolidated Budget Performance Assessment
Report Continuous updating of data needed by the Management
# Agency Performance Measures for decision making (assessment of buildings, facilities,
< Form A - Major Final Output Budget Matrix for and equipment 2008-2009)
2008-2009
< Form B Actual Accomplishment for 2008 and Submission of other reports required by the VP for
target for 2009-2010 Research, Extension, and Development
# Highlights of accomplishments for 2008 and midyear # Top placers in the different board examinations, SY
of 2009 2005-2008
# Narrative Report on the Agency Accomplishment # Extension activities, SY 2005-2008
Report for 2008 and midyear of 2009 # Research projects, SY 2005-2008
< General administration # Facultys outstanding achievements, SY 2004-2008
< Support to operations # Students outstanding achievement, SY 2004-2008
Summer Forum on
The Cuban and Venezuelan 21st Century Socialism Models: Prospects for the Philippine Conscientious Left
Institute of Social History - Research

Institute for Politics and Economics
The noted Nobel Prize winner and Hungarian biochemist, Conduct of a seminar entitled Socialism in the 21st
Albert Szent-Gyorgyi, underscoring the importance of Century: The Cuban and Venezuelan Experience
painstakingly undertaken researches, says, Research Holding of small group discussions on topics as diverse
is to see what everybody else has seen and to think what as climate change, state of Philippine democracy, and
nobody else has thought. Thus, the Institute of Social culture of corruption
History Research Institute for Politics and Economics Research and editorial assistance to the Of!ce of the
(ISH-RIPE) has been responsible for conducting studies and University President and the Of!ce of the Vice President
research-oriented activities dealing with social, political, and for Research, Extension, and Development
economic quandaries confronting the country and the global Participation in local and national conferences on areas
community nowadays. The ISH-RIPE had the following major where social history, politics, and economics are central
accomplishments in 2009: Speakership in major local and national gatherings of
scholars and academicians across the !elds of philosophy
Publication of The Mabini Review Volume 1, Issue No. 2 and social science
in October
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Batangas
Research Management Ofce < Symposium on Ethnoreligious Con$ict and
The Research Management Of!ce (RMO), the research Violence on July 4 at the PUP Board Room,
arm of the University, provides systems to facilitate NALLRC
research administration by coordinating research activities, < Forum on Micro!nance, Microenterprise and
disseminating research !ndings to relevant parties, the Academe on July 15 at the Bulwagang
organizing seminars on the presentation of research !ndings, Balagtas, NALLRC
and providing specialized trainings for researchers. The RMO < Short-term course on Research Management
accomplished the following during the year under review: for Executives of Higher Education Institutions
conducted by CHED and SEARCA from August 16
Universitywide Workshops on Writing and Preparing to 23 at the University of the Philippines
Effective Proposals for Grant-In-Aid Funding: two on < National Higher Education Research Conference
the main campus and two on the satellite campuses in organized by CHED on October 12 to 13 at Royal
which 25 research concepts were presented that are Mandaya Hotel, Davao City
now being developed into full-blown proposals for grant- # Prof. Ofelia B. Villamor attended a seminar on LIFE
in-aid funding, and 50 faculty members from different organized by the La Salle Institute of Environment on
colleges and campuses were trained in research proposal May 7 at La Salle Greenhills.
preparation. # All research coordinators participated in a seminar-
Completion of three research projects of PUP funded by workshop on enterprise enhancement training held
CHED on July 15 to 17 at the OVPRED-AVR.
Completion of the study on the Socioeconomic Pro!le of
Freshman Students SY 2009-2010 of nine colleges and
two satellite campuses Science and Technology Research and
Two ongoing research projects funded by PUP: Tracer
Study of PUP Graduates 2005-2007 and Pilot Scale
Development Center
Production of Corn Malt Chips
Dir. Bernartes presentation of his research at the The Science and Technology Research and Development
National Conference of Asian Communication and Media Center (STRDC) is tasked to promote scienti!c consciousness,
Congress in Sarabia Manor Hotel, Iloilo City on August 27 develop relevant R*D expertise in the academe, and
to 29 contribute to the national goal of developing the indigenous
Dr. Rovelina B. Jacolbias participation in a research-based scienti!c and technological bases needed for Philippine
training, Study on Education Improvement of Training industrialization. The unit is proud of its well-done jobs.
Course of Teachers, from October 30 to November 20
in Sendai, Japan sponsored by the Japan International The center has continuously established and strengthened
Cooperation Agency (JICA) its linkages with other S * T centers in the country.
RMO of!cials, research coordinators, and staff members Poster presentations of researches were made in national
having attended, organized, and/or delivered lectures at scienti!c gatherings.
various workshops, seminars, and conferences # Formation of Biodiesel from Different Oils presented
# Dir. Bernarte, together with the research coordinators, during the 44th National Convention and Scienti!c
attended the Engineering Research Conference 2009 Session of the BIOTA: Biologists in Bio-resources
Forging Synergistic Partnership with the Global Exploration and Conservation on April 2-4
Industry through Market-Driven Research Initiatives # Presented at the 31st National Academy of Science
on March 9 to 12 at the Bayview Park Hotel, Manila. and Technology (NAST) Annual Scienti!c Meeting
# The RMO director participated in the following on July 8-9: Production of Particleboard from
workshops, seminars, and fora: Nymphacea stellata willd (Water Lily) Fiber with High
< Philippine Council for Industry and Energy Density Polyethylene (HDPE) and Polystyrene (PS) as
Research and Development (PCIERD) 27th Binders; Activity Determination and Characterization
Anniversary Celebration, PCIERD Reaching of Potentially Active Metabolites from the Leaves
Out to the Regions: Linking Technology to the of Syzygium malacunse (Makopa) and Momordica
Grassroots on March 18 at the Pan Paci!c charantia (Ampalaya); and Hypoglycemic Activity
Hotel, Malate, Manila Determination and Characterization of Potentially
< International Workshop on the Recognition of Active Metabolite(s) from the Root Crop Smallanthus
Higher Education Quali!cation in the Asia Paci!c sonchifoius (Yacon)
Region on May 6 to 7 at the Manila Hotel The centers community outreach and extension project
< Seminar-Workshop on Communication Research, continued to conduct the microbiological water analysis
Conquering Frontiers in Communication of Barangays 591 and 592, a periodic analysis done to
Research: Beyond Mindsets and Paradigms safeguard the health of the residents from pathogenic
on May 19 to 22 at the DLSU Charles Huang bacteria, disease-producing microorganisms, and
Conference Center, Batulao, Nasugbu, deleterious chemical substances.
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Publications Ofce Module Title Author / s
The Publications Of!ce (PO) has continued to support the IT 655 Management
Prof. Flordeliz Garcia
publication requirements of the OVPRED, in particular, and Information System
of the University, in general. As the publication arm of the
University, the PO assures that all kinds of quality research MEM 646 Professional
Dr. Marietta P. Demelino
output, scholarly papers, scienti!c studies, and literary or Ethics and Values Education
artistic output are disseminated and given due exposure
in journals, monographs, and any other printed matters to MEM 648 Educational
bene!t the most number of people. Through the PO, the Dr. Victoria C. Naval
Models, Paradigms, and
University talks to itself, to the nation, and to the world. Dr. Marietta P. Demelino
Procedures
The PO has been responsible for the accomplishment of the
following tasks and projects: PA625 Public Policy and Dr. Amalia Rosales
Program Administration Dr. Floriño O. Ibañez
Release of two issues of the R & D Newsletter in the !rst
and second quarters of the year PA 624 Human Resource
Publication of the Campus Journal and preparation of the Management in Public Dr. Floriño O. Ibañez
layout of its special issue Administration
Editing of the following:
1. Career Development and Placement Development
MEM 647 Comparative Dr. Severino A. Espiritu
Of"ce (CDPO) Manual of Operations
Educational System: Dr. Carmencita L. Castolo
2. Policies and guidelines of all of!ces in the University
e-Education Approach Dr. Zenaida C. Santos
in preparation for the PUP Management Workshop
on Revisiting University Policies and Guidelines for
Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness PA 630 Policy Study-
Dr. Roberto B. Catli
3. Some issues of PUP News Research Based
4. Journal of Science and Technology
5. Education Review Feasibility Study (A Business
Prof. Raquel G. Ramos
6. All documents of the 1st Gat Apolinario Mabini Awards Plan)
2010
7. Open University (OU) modules on Information Local Government and
Dr. Zenaida Pia
Technology, Public Administration, Research, Development Administration
Philosophy, and Accounting
Visiting for photo opportunity and short téte-a-téte MPA 626 Government
Dr. Robert Catli
of Honoris Causa recipients for the Honoris Causa Accounting and Auditing
Memorabilia
Assisting in the preparation of layouts and printing of MIT 615 Project
programs for varied University events, such as the midyear Management Information Prof. Annette M. Rafael
and yearend graduations, the University Foundation System
Anniversary, special celebrations, seminars, and the like
Writing and publication of the 2008 University Annual
Report
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Of !ce!of!the!Vice!President!for!Research,!Extension,!and!Development
PASTOR B. MALABORBOR
Vice President
MELY R. LUYA INSTITUTE OF SOCIAL HISTORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR

Assistant to the Vice President for Research, Extension, and ECONOMICS AND POLITICS
Development VIRGILIO A. RIVAS
Director
CENTER FOR DATA AND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
ALBERTO C. GUILLO INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
Director CENTER
ALBERTO C. GUILLO
NORIE M. LOLONG Director
Chief, Training Section
PUBLICATIONS OFFICE
CENTER FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT MELY M. PADILLA
APOLONIO A. DUQUE Director
Director
CENTER FOR LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS STUDIES
MA. VICTORIA G. RED ARACELI G. LINATOC
Chief, Project Studies Of!ce Director
ANGELITA F. SUMAWAY
Chief, Business Networking Of!ce
Contact Information
CENTER FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AND CENTER FOR
E-MAIL
PEACE AND POVERTY STUDIES
vprd@pup.edu.ph
EMANUEL C. DE GUZMAN
Director
POSTAL MAIL
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH,
EXTENSION MANAGEMENT OFFICE
EXTENSION, AND DEVELOPMENT
CECILIA S. AUSTERO
2nd Floor, South Wing, Main Building,
Director
Philippines 01008
CENTER FOR GLOBAL WARMING STUDIES
LIWAYWAY M. CRUZ
DIRECT LINE
Director
(632) 713-3532
INSTITUTIONAL PLANNING OFFICE
LOCAL LINE
MELY R. LUYA
(632) 716-7835 to 45 local 233
Director
SCITECH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER

http://www.pup.edu.ph/ResearchExtensionDevelopment/
LORNA T. ENERVA
Director
RESEARCH MANAGEMENT OFFICE

RACIDON P. BERNARTE
Director
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OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
FOR FINANCE
T he Of!ce of the Vice President

for Finance (OVPF) serves
the University community by
focusing on its major functions of generating
funds and income to !nance the operations
of the University, holding the purse strings
to prudently budget such funds, procuring
quality supplies and materials, optimizing
idle funds to bring in additional income, and
accounting for the use of such funds. Under
the close supervision and able leadership of
Ms. Marissa J. Legaspi, the OVPF ensures
that the Universitys !nancial operations
are administered with ef!ciency, sound
management, and transparency.
The following were the outstanding accomplishments of

the OVPF in 2009:
Coordinated the operations of the Budget Services,

Accounting Department, Fund Management Of!ce,
Procurement Of!ce, and Business Regulations Of!ce;
Implemented circulars, memoranda, and any other

issuances having !nancial implications for the
University;
Represented the University President at a visit to seven (7) universities and two (2) middle schools in Beijing, Changchun
and Jilin, Tianjin in China to encourage the exchange, collaboration, and mutual development of programs for both
students and faculty members through the Changchun Jiayi Information Corporation on September 20-28;
Participated in the !nal phase of the PUP Management

Workshop, Revisiting Policies and Guidelines for
Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness, at EDSA
Shangri-La, Ortigas, Pasig City on December 2;
Facilitated the payment of retirement gratuity and

terminal bene!ts of employees under the compulsory and
optional retirement plans per Special Allotment Release
Orders (SARO) issued by the Department of Budget and
Management (DBM);
Facilitated the implementation of the following:
1. Full implementation of R.A. 9504 dated June 17,

2008 and Revenue Regulations No. 10-2008
dated September 24, 2008 effective January 2009
(Increase of personal and additional exemptions);
2. Compensation adjustment for the First Tranche
Monthly Salary Schedule of government personnel
per E.O. No. 811 dated June 17, 2009;
3. Revised rates of Representation and Transportation
Allowance (RATA) under R.A. 9524, Fiscal Year 2009
General Appropriation Act; and
4. COA Circular No. 2009-002 dated May 18, 2009
Reinstituting Selective Pre-Audit on government
transactions
The different of!ces under the OVPF proudly parade their

major feats:
Budget Services
Prepared and submitted the University Budget Proposal

for the FY 2010 amounting to P1,267,364,000.00
Coordinated with the DBM the approval of the FY 2009
Agency Budget Matrix amounting to P704,637,000.00
that has served as the operations framework of the
University
Translated the FY 2009 authorized appropriation per
approved Agency Budget Matrix into a University Internal
Operating Budget as recommended by the University
President and approved by the Board of Regents
Prepared the Special Trust Fund Program of Expenditures
for the FY 2009 amounting to P219,613,000.00 to
ensure the welfare of the faculty, personnel, and
students and augment the current years appropriation 1. Productivity Incentive Bene!t
for Personal Services, Maintenance and Other Operating 2. Uniform and clothing allowance
Expenses, and Capital Outlays 3. Mandatory bonus and cash gift
Coordinated with the DBM the release of the following 4. Performance Bonus
funds for payment of the compensation adjustment 5. Other personnel bene!ts
pursuant to Executive Order No. 811:
Paid on time the retirement gratuity and terminal leave
1. First Tranche of salary adjustment bene!ts of employees of the University who retired under
2. Re-allocation of positions the compulsory and optional retirement plans per Special
Allotment Release Orders (SARO) released by the DBM
Released funds for the payment of the following personnel
bene!ts to all deserving University employees:
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Implemented the projects of some congressmen support the proposed PUP operating budget for the FY
chargeable against the Priority Development Assistance 2010
Fund (PDAF) per Special Allotment Release Orders (SARO) Assisted the University President and the Vice President
released by the DBM for Finance in the justi!cation of the University proposed
Submitted on time budgetary documents to DBM, CHED, budget for the FY 2010 during the budget hearings at the
House of Representatives (HOR), and the Senate to DBM, HOR, and the Senate
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF APPROPRIATIONS

Including Releases from Special Purpose Funds
GENERAL FUND
FY 2008-2009
INC / (DEC) INC / (DEC)

PARTICULARS FY 2008 FY 2009
Amount %
Personal Services 492,044,000 561,229,000 69,185,000 14.06>
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 80,843,000 99,396,000 18,553,000 22.95>
Capital Outlays 3,047,000 3,012,000 (35,000) (0.07>)
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 575,934,000 663,637,000 87,703,000 15.23%
FY 2008 FY 2009
561,229,000
600,000,000
492,044,000
500,000,000
400,000,000
300,000,000
200,000,000
99,396,000
80,843,000
100,000,000
3,047,000 3,012,000
0
Personal Services Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses Capital Outlays
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RELEASES ON TOP OF APPROPRIATIONS

GENERAL FUND
Fiscal Year 2009
Funding Source Amount Purpose
1. Priority Development Assistance Fund
Cong. Juan Edgardo Angara 150,000 Scholarship program
Cong. Jesus Crispin Remulla 500,000 Scholarship program
Cong. Chinchona Cruz Gonzales 150,000 Scholarship program
Cong. Carlos Oliver Diasnes 200,000 Scholarship program
Cong. Chinchona Cruz Gonzales 200,000 Scholarship program
Cong. Jesus Crispin Remulla 500,000 Scholarship program
Sub-total 1,700,000
2. Pension and Gratuity Fund 4,655,131 Terminal leave and retirement gratuity
benets of retirees
3. Miscellaneous Personnel Benets Fund 46,080,531 Implementation of compensation adjustment

pursuant to E.O. 811 and payment of
productivity enhancement incentive
4. Automatic Appropriations (RLIP) 2,983,645 Corresponding increase in RLIP as a result

(Retirement and Life Insurance Premiums) of the compensation adjustment pursuant to
E.O. 811
5. Others 50,000,000 Acquisition of library books, materials, and

other equipment
GRAND TOTAL 105,419,307
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COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF ACTUAL INCOME

SPECIAL TRUST FUND
FY 2008-2009
Increase
SOURCES OF INCOME 2008 2009 %
(Decrease)
I. Tuition 58,736,392 65,421,086 6,684,694 11>
II. Other School Fees 90,309,330 129,646,200 39,336,870 44>
III. Income from Other Sources 33,362,954 23,875,980 (9,486,974) (28)>
Total Collected Income 182,408,676 218,943,266 36,534,590 27%
FY 2008 FY 2009
129,646,200
140,000,000
120,000,000
90,309,330
100,000,000
80,000,000 65,421,086
58,736,392
60,000,000
33,362,954
40,000,000
23,875,980
20,000,000
0
Tuition Other School Fees Income from Other Sources
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COMPARATIVE PROGRAM OF EXPENDITURES

SPECIAL TRUST FUND
FY 2008-2009
INC / (DEC) INC / (DEC)

Amount %
Personal Services 39,524,837 64,707,037 25,182,200 63.71>
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 82,617,000 89,180,120 6,563,120 7.94>
Capital Outlays 60,266,838 65,096,560 4,829,722 8.01>
TOTAL APPROPRIATIONS 182,408,675 218,983,717 36,575,042 20.05%
FY 2008 FY 2009
89,180,120
82,617,000
90,000,000
80,000,000
64,707,037 65,096,560
70,000,000 60,266,838
60,000,000
50,000,000
39,524,837
40,000,000
30,000,000
20,000,000
10,000,000
0
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COMPARATIVE EXPENDITURES
GENERAL FUND
FY 2008 2009
INC/(DEC) INC/(DEC)
AMOUNT %
Personal Services 553,451,697 614,948,301 61,496,604.13 0.11
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses 87,934,462 101,095,928 13,161,466.48 0.15
Capital Outlays 53,046,390 25,850,480 (27,195,910.00) (0.51)
TOTAL 694,432,549 741,894,709 47,462,160.61 0.07
FY 2008 FY 2009
700,000,000
614,948,301
553,451,697
600,000,000
500,000,000
400,000,000
300,000,000
200,000,000
101,095,928
87,934,462
53,046,390
100,000,000 25,850,480
0
Procurement Ofce
Supported various departments, units, colleges, Assured fair and equitable treatment of suppliers/
and campuses by purchasing their needed supplies manufacturers/distributors and arranged prompt
and materials for the continuance of their everyday payments for the purchased goods
operations Accomplished procurement through competitive bidding,
Purchased goods of acceptable quality at fair and shopping, and direct contracting and negotiated
reasonable prices from quali!ed and capable suppliers/ purchases in the interest of economy and ef!ciency
manufacturers/distributors that can deliver on time and
satisfactorily comply with all the contract terms and
conditions
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as PUP Consumer Cooperative, Provident Fund, UNAKA,

Accounting Ofce
and UGPUP
Implemented the ExeCom Resolution No. 10, series of
Promptly submitted the University Financial Statements 2008, discounting by 25> the energy fee charged to
and any other requirements to the Commission on Audit students with practicum or on-the-job training subjects
(COA), DBM, HoR, and the Senate effective second semester of SY 2008-2009
Generated gross income for 2009 from different sources Processed payments to contractors for various
amounting to P218,943,266 infrastructure projects and minor repairs of government
Submitted the Monthly Report of Disbursement to DBM facilities
for Notice of Cash Allocation (NCA) release purposes
Ef!ciently utilized the NCA for 2009 from the DBM Amount of > of
amounting to P655,144,723 Contractor Project
Contract Completion
Prepared the !nancial reports of varied Trust Liability
Accounts from other government agencies and private Repair of
organizations drainage
NME
Prepared Bank Reconciliation Statements immediately system at P168,503 100>
Construction
upon receipt of Bank Statements for Fund 101 (General south wing
Fund), Fund 163 (Canteen and Hasmin Dormitory), Fund ground $oor
164 (Special Trust Fund), Fund 184 (Regular Trust Fund),
and Fund 184 (DOST) Installation
Processed and provided 37 existing scholarship grants of speech
amounting to P7,430,408 from local, national, and HLDP laboratory
249,127 100>
government-owned or -controlled corporations as well as Construction at PUP Sto.
private entities to 127 deserving students Tomas,
Facilitated the implementation of the following additional Batangas
scholarship grants for 2009:
Construction
of the building
No. of
Scholarship Amount NME facade
Grantees 217,853 100>
Construction entrance
DepEd Scholarship 41 P 875,350 canopy of the
Hasmin Hostel
Hyundai Asia Resources
20 79,880
Foundation, Inc. Improvement
Isla Lipana & Co. Foundation, of the Open
2 25,170 University
Inc. HLDP
classrooms 249,268 100>
Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Construction
137 218,770 Amado
Corporation
Hernandez
TOTAL 200 P1,199,170 Hall, NALLRC
Designing and
construction of
ITP a three-story
Helped in the implementation of loan grants to 250 10,730,000 100>
Construction classroom
University students through the Student Financial Aid
building at
Program (STUFAP) with a total amount of P1,000,000 per
NDC
CHED Memorandum Order No. 4, series of 2004
Prepared remittances for personal contribution and
government share of University employees to various Facilitated the grant of cash awards and certi!cates
agencies such as Government Service Insurance System of recognition per Universitys Of!ce Circular No. 5, s.
(GSIS), National Home Mortgage and Finance Corporation 2008 dated May 27, 2008 for the following top board
(NHMFC), PHILHEALTH, and Bureau of Internal Revenue examination passers duly certi!ed by the Professional
(BIR) as well as to University in-house associations, such Regulations Commission:
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Top Board Passer Place Licensure Examination Amount

Emerson Sacbibit 2nd Architecture P15,000
Mitchel Pagdilao 3rd Interior Design P10,000
Kenneth Prudencio 4th Electronics and Communications Engineering P10,000
Lorezl Garci 4th Library and Information Science P10,000
Haide Salvador 5th Certi!ed Public Accountant P10,000
Roldan Lualhati 5th Registered Electrical Engineer P10,000
Rigor Cabunac 6th Electronics and Communications Engineering P 8,000
John Romanillos 6th Civil Engineering P 8,000
John Rey Sandagon 8th Civil Engineering P 8,000
Jayson Mutuc 6th Registered Master Electrician P 8,000
Edison de Lara 9th Electronics and Communications Engineering P 8,000
Ryan Rivera 10th Electronics and Communications Engineering P 8,000
Eduard Dela Mines 10th Electronics and Communications Engineering P 8,000
Joebert Basco 10th Electronics and Communications Engineering P 8,000
TOTAL P129,000
Implemented the revised rates of Representation and Implemented the FY 2009 Adjustment in Employer
Transportation Allowances (RATA) authorized under (National Government) Share of the Health Insurance
Section 44, General Provision of R.A. 9524, FY 2009 Premium Contributions to the Philippine Health Insurance
General Appropriations Act Corporation per DBM Circular Letter No. 2009-12 dated
Facilitated the implementation of Professional November 12, 2009
Development Incentive Program to 57 full-time and Coordinated and provided data and services for the
part-time faculty members and 119 administrative Universitywide implementation of projects, such as
employees and dependents through a 100> or 75> Student Information System (SIS) and e-Docs project
enrollment discount with a total amount of P6,189,333 Participated in the following conventions and
per University Of!ce Memorandum Order No. 18 and 20, conferences: (1) Government Association of Certi!ed
series of 2008 Public Accountants (GACPA) Annual National Convention
Provided P90,000 !nancial aid for thesis/dissertation in Naga City, Camarines Sur on November 11-12;
writing to !ve deserving faculty members per University (2) Philippine Association for Government Budget
Of!ce Order No. 2, s. 1998 dated March 25, 1998 Administration (PAGBA), Inc. Conference in Bohol on
Proffered P92,500 !nancial assistance to ten PUP November 18-21; (3) !nal phase of the University
of!cials and employees who represented the University Management Workshop, Revisiting the PUP Policies and
in travels abroad Guidelines for Institutional Ef!ciency and Effectiveness
Implemented the First Tranche Monthly Salary Schedule
of Civilian Personnel and Base Pay Schedule of Military
and Uniformed Personnel in the National Government as Fund Management Ofce
well as the Modi!ed Position Classi!cation System per
Senate and House of Representatives Joint Resolution Implemented the computerized collection system of fees
No. 4 and Executive Order No. 811, both approved by the from students of the third year and upper years for Cash
President on June 17, 2009 Collection Module (CCM)
Implemented the Reinstitution of Selective Pre-Audit on Implemented the payment of tuition of freshman and
Government Transactions per COA Circular No. 2009- sophomore students through all branches of the Land
002 dated May 18, 2009 Bank of the Philippines using the Student Information
Implemented the Grant of Productivity Enhancement System (SIS); College of Technology and Graduate School
Incentive for FY 2009 per Administrative Order No. 276 students, at the Fund Management Of!ce through the
dated December 16, 2009 Student Information System (SIS)
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Automated the release of scholars and athletes

Office of the Vice President for Finance
stipends including the allowances of students through MARISSA J. LEGASPI
their individual savings accounts with the Land Bank of Vice President
the Philippines
Invested the idle funds of the University, such as BUDGET SERVICES
Scholarship Funds, in the form of time deposits, treasury FLORENITA E. IMPERIAL
bills, and savings accounts and the Special Trust Fund Director and Concurrent Chief, Budget Technical Of!ce
(STF) through deposits in high-yield savings account with
the Land Bank of the Philippines ARTURO F. PEREZ
Chief, Budget Operations Of!ce
Implemented the payment of PUP College Entrance Test
(PUPCET) application fee through the different branches PROCUREMENT OFFICE
of the Land Bank of the Philippines MARCIAL V. MOJICA
Director
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
Business Regulations Ofce HELEN R. ALCANTARA
Director
Monitored the daily conduct of the following of!cial
MARCELO A. TORRES
providers of services and supplies to students and Chief, General Accounting
made sure that payments were collected at the Fund
Management Of!ce: ISABELITA G. PARAISO
Toga Chief, Student Service Section
Photo services for graduating students
X-ray and medical services for incoming freshmen TERESITA DG. HALOG
Medical services and annual check-up of faculty Chief, Payroll Section
members
ARMI C. RONCAL
Insurance of NSTP students
Coordinating Of!cer, Branches and Extension Services
PE Uniform
FUND MANAGEMENT OFFICE
Ensured the orderly distribution of toga by designating VIRGILIO M. AUSTRIA
the Elegance Toga as the of!cial toga provider for the Director
yearend graduation until December 2011
Designated Diocris Photography as the service provider DINDO EMMANUEL A. BAUTISTA
of digital photography for the photo services of all Assistant to the Director and
graduating students from the main campus and satellite Coordinating Of!cer, Branches and Extension Services
campuses, including memorabilia and diploma photos
JOSEFINA G. CONCEPCION
as well as the video coverage of graduation rites on the Chief, Cash Receipts
satellite campuses
Earned income from fees paid by advertising agencies ESTRELLITA L. RICO
and TV stations for using University premises as shooting Chief, Cash Disbursement
locales
Handled the distribution of car stickers that started in BUSINESS REGULATIONS OFFICE
January 2009 RANDOLPH G. ALCANTARA
Facilitated the insurance of students under Mapfre/ Director
Insular Insurance Company.
Monitored all concessionaires in the selling of products of
PEPSI Cola as an additional project for University income Contact Information
generation
Received cash donation from PEPSI Cola amounting to POSTAL MAIL
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE
P 620,000.00 in July 2009
Designated the Jed Diagnostic Center as the of!cial A. Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
provider of X-ray services and medical requirements of Philippines 01008
incoming freshmen
Centralized the distribution of P.E uniform and designated FAX / DIRECT LINE
the Woman Fine Clothing as the Universitys of!cial P.E. (63 2) 713-6344
uniform provider
LOCAL LINE
(63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 300 or 260
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ADMINISTRATION
N ever folding their arms in

nonchalance, the workers
at the Of!ce of the Vice
President for Administration scrupulously
greased their elbows in performing various
enormous tasks. Dubbed as the Universitys
unsung heroes who are usually overlooked
in the credits because of their not-so-major
roles, these employees do the day-to-day
maintenance jobs that substantially keep
the University going. They are seen behind
of!ce desks or under car chassis; they roam
purposely around the campus, peering into
each classroom; they groom the school grounds
or deliver memos from one of!ce to another.
Truly, the OVPA has rendered a sterling

performance in realizing its mission to provide
an effective general administration that
emphasizes excellence in the management of
all University operations. To the indefatigable
workers of Atty. Augustus F. Cezar, Vice
President for Administration, we tip our
hats$
The Vice President for Administration assists the University President in the direction, supervision, and management of all
matters concerning the administrative policies of the University. He coordinates the varied tasks of the departments under
him for their harmonious functions, represents the University President in of!cial and/or social functions, and carries out other
duties that the University President may assign him from time to time.
The OVPA accomplished the following tasks:
Created different committees that look after the welfare Provided technical assistance and collaborated with
and wellness of faculty members and administrative various university events committees for the smooth
employees of the University; conduct of University functions, such as graduation
programs and the 105th PUP founding anniversary
celebration;
Encouraged the University administrative personnel to Completed and updated the Campus Development Plan;
attend seminars, trainings, and workshops to enhance and
productivity; Authorized, funded, and implemented a number of
Executed new application policies and guidelines for the projects by providing the necessary mechanisms of
Provident Fund Loan; carrying out day-to-day administrative functions.
2009 UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Infrastructure Project Ofce
Almost never refraining from labor with all intents and purposes to
transform the campus into a nearly ideal learning environment is the
Infrastructure Project Of!ce that has made possible the following major
feats:
NAME OF PROJECT LOCATION CONTRACT PRICE
Construction of building
M.H. del Pilar
facade entrance way Php 216,224.26
Campus (Hasmin)
canopy
Proposed speech PUP Sto. Tomas,

246,560.30 PUP M.H. del Pilar Campus Entrance Way
laboratory Batangas
Canopy
PUP College of
Proposed three-story
Technology, NDC 20,730,000.00
classroom building
Campus
Human Resource Management Division

The of!ce of the Human Resource Management Division (HRMD)
executes personnel policies of the University and those of the Civil
Service Commission. In 2009, the HRMD provided the personnel
requirements of the University by:
handling and supervising the operations pertaining to recruitment,

PUP Sto. Tomas, Batangas Proposed Speech
selection, appointment, placement, promotion, and retirement of
Laboratory
academic and administrative personnel;
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taking charge of employees compensation, plantilla maintaining liaison with the GSIS, Civil Service
preparation, performance evaluation, loyalty awards, Commission, Department of Budget and Management,
notice of salary adjustments, and bene!ts; the Ombudsman, and the Senate; and
recommending policies relative to personnel attending trainings, seminars, conferences, and
administration; workshops as part of its staff development program.
keeping and updating personnel records and reports,
such as service record, PEF, clearance, and CEC, and the
like; Medical and Dental Services Ofce
performing routine functions, such as
# preparation of special orders, certi!cations,
appointment papers, record cards, and the like; The Of!ce of the Medical and Dental Services assumes the
# taking charge of leave monitoring; and responsibility of creating a highly productive PUP community
# checking of faculty attendance; that values the importance of optimum well-being achieved
through a healthy behavior. The of!ce ensures the health of
the students, faculty, and staff by:
delivering professional medical and dental services

through preventive measures like annual physical
examinations, treatments, and consultations;
providing referrals and surgical interventions;
promoting health education through the dissemination
of vital information on maintenance of good health of
target bene!ciaries on the main campus and satellite
campuses through posters, bulletin updates, exhibits,
pamphlets, and any other reading materials;
guaranteeing a clean and healthy environment through
water analysis, routine sanitary inspection of the canteen
and food stalls, and fumigation of all campuses;
extending medical assistance to the satellite campuses
through health screenings and services like FBS/
cholesterol, ECG examinations, blood letting, foot Doppler
examinations, and eye refraction;
proffering extension service by accepting speaking
engagements, serving as board reviewers and lecturers,
and conducting medical mission like the Operation Tule
and Alis Bukol;
attending seminars, trainings, and conferences as part
of the continuing professional development of the of!ce
staff; and
improving its medical and dental facilities via the
acquisition of new equipment and furniture.
Central Records Ofce
The workers of the Central Records Of!ce, who

painstakingly oversee the systematic and ef!cient receipt,
release, and !ling of necessary of!cial documents and
communications, accomplished the following vital tasks:
easy and fast retrieval of documents;

management of records and !les;
organization of mails received;
maintenance of active and inactive !les; and
professional development of staff.
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Building and Grounds Maintenance Ofce University Canteen
The unit attends to the proper care, preservation, and The unit implements policies of the University relative to
upkeep of furniture, buildings, and grounds of the University canteen operations. Through the hard work and dedication of
including electrical and plumbing services and sewer the members of the unit, the University canteen has improved
installation. The of!ce is proud of its well-done jobs in 2009. the quality of food service by guaranteeing that nutritious
foods served are affordable. Moreover, it provides catering
Improved the quality and quantity maintenance of the services to the different of!ces or units of the campus and
Mabini campus as well as the satellite campuses to the various University functions, such as Board, EXECOM,
Supervised ongoing constructions for conformity with Academic Council, Administrative Council meetings. Imbued
approved plans and speci!cations with the sense of civic engagement and volunteerism, the unit
Assisted in the various tasks related to the Universitys has offered an extension service by conducting the Sagip
graduation programs Musmos feeding program to deserving recipients of nearby
Repaired computers, printers and other peripherals, barangays. On top of that, it has also overseen the upkeep of
damaged pieces of furniture, leaking roofs, clogged existing canteen facilities and acquired the latest equipment
drainage, and the like necessary for quality catering and food services.
Assured the maintenance of air-conditioning units and
telephone lines and installed LAN cables Property and Supplies Ofce
Installed electrical equipment, ceiling fans, $oor tiles,
and the like The of!ce is responsible for the property acquisition
and custodianship on the main campus and the satellite
campuses. It safeguards University property and of!ce
Motor Pool Unit
equipment by performing at its best the following tasks:
Providing safe transport services to University of!cials, Receipt and issuance of equipment, supplies, and
faculty members, administrative employees, and students materials to of!ces concerned;
is the main function of the Motor Pool Unit. The of!ce Organization of updated acknowledgment receipts for
accomplished the following: equipment issued;
Provision of necessary equipment and materials with
Maintained the A1 condition and serviceability of corresponding Request Issue Slip (RIS) and Inventory
University vehicles through regular check-up and Custodian Slip (ICS);
implementation of the 1> usage of CME or biodiesel by Repair of equipment and replacement of their defective
volume as a blend in petroleum diesel fuel; parts;
Designed a motor pool based on standards on its new Conduct of an annual inventory of University property on
site at the College of Technology that is equipped with a the main campus and the satellite campuses;
ramp, making the repair of vehicles easier; Preparation of disbursement vouchers with proper
Built at the new site the drivers quarters; and attachments;
Acquired a Ford Everest as a new service vehicle. Sale of unserviceable equipment; and
Preparation of necessary reports submitted to concerned
of!ces.
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Of !ce!of!the!Vice!President!for!Administration University Information Systems Network

Operations Ofce
AUGUSTUS F. CEZAR
Vice President
Doing the Herculean task of continuously upgrading
the computerized system being used in the University is the
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES University Information Systems Network Operations Of!ce.
ARACELI G. LINATOC The unit is proud of the following well-done jobs in 2009.
Director
web-based computerized enrollment system through
INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS OFFICE
a module with the expanded service that includes
ROLAND C. VIRAY
Director fees for TOR, ID, ACE forms, and any other requests for
certi!cation;
M.H. DEL PILAR, STA. MESA, MANILA transfer of the Internet Terminal from ICTC to UISNOC;
EFREN L. CUARTOY providing the University with a new !ber optic cable, the
Director, Of!ce of the Administrator latest in technology, through the modi!cations done by
the PHILCOM as the Internet Service Provider (ISP);
DANILO T. REYES extending the network services to the College of
Manager, Hasmin Hostel Technology;
start of the development of a data warehouse that
CHRISTOPHER C. CRISTE
Chief, Bldg. & Grounds Maintenance serves as a repository for all data held by the University
to facilitate data mining and to back up data at the
HECTOR R. RONAN organizational level; and
Property Custodian implementation of a new network setting to ensure
stability in the system for easy administration and
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT reduction of intermittent connection or network traf!c.
LARRY M. ALFONSO
Director
TRANSPORTATION & MOTORPOOL UNIT
MARIO S. PELAGIO RODRIGO R. QUILINGAN SERGIE D. QUIMPO
Liaison Of!cer GSIS Liaison Of!cer DBM Chief
CANTEEN SERVICES
JOEL M. MUNSAYAC BENEVER A. SALVADOR JOSEPHINE N. FLORES
Liaison Of!cer CSC Liaison Of!cer - Ombudsman Chief
ANASTACIO C. GABRIEL PROPERTY AND SUPPLIES OFFICE

Training Of!cer VIRGILIO T. MAURICIO
Chief
MEDICAL AND DENTAL SERVICES
HELEN P. ALMIRANTE ROSALINDA G. MATALANG
Director, Health and Sanitation Services Assistant to the Chief
MARIA RACHAEL B. JAMANDRE UNIVERSITY INFORMATION SYSTEMS NETWORK OPERATIONS

Chief, Dental Services OFFICE
RAFAEL R. OQUINDO
MARY GRACE R. ROXAS Chief
Chief, Medical Services
MARIE RITA R. VENTURA Contact Information

Chief, Nursing Services
POSTAL MAIL
CENTRAL RECORDS OFFICE OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION
GRACE C. UDAUNDO Second Floor South Wing, Main Building,
Chief A. Mabini Campus, Anonas St., Sta. Mesa, Manila
Philippines 01008
BUILDING AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE OFFICE
RONALD D. FERNANDO DIRECT LINE
Director, A. Mabini Campus (63 2) 716-8979
Chief, UITM/BGM/ Printing
LOCAL LINES
ALFREDO R. SOLIMAN (63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 214 or 216
Chief, Audio-Visual Section
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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
FOR CAMPUSES
UP has established itself as one
P of the countrys premier public

universities. With its aim to provide
accessible education to the greatest number of
economically disadvantaged students in the
entire archipelago, it has instituted 19 satellite
campuses that are growing into centers
of academic excellence in their respective
municipalities, thus, fully supporting their
growth and development. These campuses
likewise promote the value of community
leadership that bene!ts not only the PUPians
but the entire nation as well. Through the
Of!ce of the Executive Director for Campuses,
the University thus ful!lls its mission of
democratizing education.
Among the major accomplishments of the of!ce were the Monitored the administration and conduct of PUPCET
following: and commencement exercises on all satellite
campuses
Conducted a medical mission in Sto. Tomas, Lopez and Coordinated with campus directors and registration
Sta. Maria, Bulacan campuses in coordination with of!cers updates about registration, admission policies,
PAGCOR and the offering of a new voctech program
Worked out the conversion of PUP Cabiao, Gen. Luna Started offering graduate programs at Biñan campus on
and Bansud campuses from open university centers into the second semester of SY 2009-2010
regular campuses offering four-year degree programs Conducted teambuilding seminars for the satellite
Started the operation of Calauan campus campus directors
CURRICULAR OFFERINGS
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY

Bachelor of Business Administration Major in # Major in Marketing Management
Management Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor in Business Teacher Education
# Major in Human Resource Management Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
TAGUIG, METRO MANILA Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration and

Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Governance
Engineering Bachelor in Business Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Organizational
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Psychology
Bachelor in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Engineering
# Major in Human Resource Management Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
# Major in Marketing Management Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Management
Bachelor in Secondary Education
# Major in English OPEN UNIVERSITY
# Major in Mathematics Master in Educational Management
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration Master in Public Administration
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
MARAGONDON, CAVITE
SAN JUAN, METRO MANILA Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in English Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Bachelor in Secondary Education Major in Mathematics # Major in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management # Major in English
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Management Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
MARIVELES, BATAAN Bachelor in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology RAGAY, CAMARINES SUR
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering Bachelor in Of!ce Administration
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Engineering Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (PUP-BPSC Consortium) Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education Bachelor in Public Administration and Governance
Bachelor in Elementary Education CITY OF STA. ROSA, LAGUNA
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education Major in Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
English Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications
Engineering
STA. MARIA, BULACAN Bachelor of Science in Clinical Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Management # Major in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy # Major in English
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
# Major in Mathematics # Major in Marketing Management
# Major in English
# Major in Of!ce Management Technology SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
PULILAN, BULACAN # Major in Marketing
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
# Major in English
STO. TOMAS, BATANGAS # Major in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
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LOPEZ, QUEZON * MOA was signed on June 16, 2009; started the
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy operation on the "rst semester of SY 2009-2010
Bachelor in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Of!ce Administration BIÑAN, LAGUNA
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education Master in Educational Management
Bachelor of Science in Agri-Business Management Master in Public Administration
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering Master in Business Administration
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
MULANAY, QUEZON NEW PROGRAMS OFFERED

Bachelor of Science in Agri-Business Management MARIVELES, BATAAN
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration
Bachelor of Business Teacher Education Bachelor in Elementary Education
Bachelor in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in
Human Resource Development Management
UNISAN, QUEZON Postbaccalaureate in Education
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management STA. ROSA, LAGUNA
Bachelor in Elementary Education Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
Postbaccalaureate in Teacher Education Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Master in Educational Management
Master in Public Administration STO. TOMAS, BATANGAS
Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant
GENERAL LUNA, QUEZON Management
Bachelor in Elementary Education
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration TAGUIG
# Major in Marketing Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA # Major in Marketing Management
Bachelor of Elementary Education # Major in Management
BANSUD, ORIENTAL MINDORO PULILAN, BULACAN (NEW CAMPUS)

Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management
# Major in English
# Major in Mathematics SAN JUAN (NEW CAMPUS)
Bachelor in Of!ce Administration Associate in Health Science Education
Master in Educational Management Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Master in Public Administration Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
* CALAUAN, LAGUNA Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant
Bachelor in Business Teacher Education Management
Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurial Management Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
ADMISSION
CAMPUS TECH-VOC BACCALAUREATE MASTERS TOTAL
Bansud, Oriental Mindoro 162 105 267
Biñan, Laguna 82 82
Cabiao, Nueva Ecija 106 106
Calauan, Laguna 169 169
Commonwealth, Quezon City 3,960 3,960
Lopez, Quezon 185 566 133 884
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Maragondon, Cavite 482 12 494
Mulanay, Quezon 246 246
San Juan, Metro Manila 765 765
San Pedro, Laguna 400 400
Sta. Maria, Bulacan 595 595
Sta. Rosa, Laguna 831 69 900
Sto. Tomas, Batangas 2,532 2,532
Taguig, Metro Manila 4,396 4,396
Unisan, Quezon 1,533 1,533
GRAND TOTAL 185 16,743 401 17,329
ENROLLMENT
Biñan, Laguna 82 82
Calauan, Laguna 169 169
Commonwealth, Quezon City 3,230 730 3,960
General Luna, Quezon
Lopez, Quezon 185 1,962 133 2,280
Maragondon, Cavite 1654 30 1,684
Mariveles, Bataan 1,686 1,686
Pulilan, Bulacan 519 519
Ragay, Camarines Sur 960 960
San Pedro, Laguna 2177 2,177
Sta. Maria, Bulacan 4,589 4,589
Sta. Rosa, Laguna 2737 133 2,870
Sto. Tomas, Batangas 2,532 2,532
Taguig, Metro Manila 4,396 4,396
Unisan, Quezon 1,533 1,533
GRAND TOTAL 185 29,625 1,213 31,023
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GRADUATES
Lopez, Quezon 177 379 2 558
Mariveles, Bataan 272 272
Sto. Tomas, Batangas 567 567
Maragondon, Cavite 281 1 282
Commonwealth, Quezon City 181 181
Taguig, Metro Manila 384 384
Unisan, Quezon 124 124
GRAND TOTAL 177 3,350 17 3,544
STUDENTS
RANK/PLACE IN BOARD EXAMINATIONS
TAGUIG CAMPUS STA. ROSA CAMPUS

Top 1 in Category A (schools with 10-25 examinees) in Top 3 Performing School in the November 2009 CPA Board
the October 2009 Mechanical Engineering Licensure Examination with 10-25 examinees.
Examination
Nature of Achievement/ Award/

Name of Student Sponsor
Recognition
Philippine Institute of Certi!ed Public

Joan A. Abenoja 4th Place, Provincial Quiz Bowl
Accountants (PICPA), Bataan Chapter

Marylan de Leon 2nd Place, Impromptu Speaking Contest
Accountants (PICPA), Region III

Selected BSA students 1st Runner-Up, Volleyball (Girls)
Accountants (PICPA), Region III
Mercedes Barrun Corporate Secretary of the Year Junior Achievement Philippines, Inc. (JAPI)
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Nature of Achievement/ Award/

Name of Student Sponsor
Recognition
Junior Association Mentored by Marketing

Vicky Amor Camisera Elected President
Educators
Selected senior Junior Achievement Philippines, Inc. (JAPI)
Product of the Year Award (DIZENO,
Entrepreneurial Management and Association of Development Financing
UNLIMITED)
majors Institutions of Asia and the Paci!c
Nemencio Buenaventura
Russel Lapig
Student Society on Information Technology
Ryan Jerad
Education (SSITE) and Philippine Society of
Roniel Dasel 3rd Place, Regional Dance Competition
Informaon Technology Educators (PSITE),
Glenn Amarilla
Region III
Marlon Igot
Jerome Guballa
Department of Agrarian Reform, MIS

Michelle Ocampo Outstanding IT On-the-Job Trainee
Department
Philippine Society of Information Technology

Michelle Ocampo Outstanding IT Education Student
Educators (PSITE), Region III
Crowds Favorite, Best in Flair, and 3rd

Jennifer Baluyot Baristang Bulakenyo Flair Challenge
Place
1st Place, Universities and Colleges Teledevelopment Call Center and BPO
Christian Liza Ismael
Caravan English Challenge Support Services
2nd Place, Universities and Colleges Teledevelopment Call Center and BPO
Michelle Serrano
Caravan English Challenge Support Services
2nd Runner-Up, College Division

PUPQC Tanglaw PEP Squad MILO
Cheerdance Competition
Earl Villosino, ECE

Mathematics Teachers Association of the
Reginald Raquiza, ECE 2nd Runner-Up,
Philippines (MTAP) and Mapua Institute of
Emmanuel Libres, ECE MTAP Tertiary Level Competition
Technology
Joselito dela Cruz, ME
Joselito dela Cruz, ME

Lea Reginaldo 7th Place,
Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineering
Roberto Cortes PSME National Student
(PSME)
Jonathan Naoe Quiz Contest
Jennifer Tagasa
Champion, Star Mall Alabang Cheer

PUP Taguig Varsity PEP Squad Star Mall Alabang
Dance Competition
PUP Students ll out company forms during the Job Fair.
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FACULTY
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
CAMPUS NO. OF PART-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS NO. OF FULL-TIME FACULTY MEMBERS
Lopez, Quezon 29 27
Mariveles, Bataan 30 25
Maragondon, Cavite 17 22
Commonwealth, Quezon City 30 13
Taguig, Metro Manila 49 15
Unisan, Quezon 8 5
Sta. Rosa, Laguna 67 13
Bansud, Oriental Mindoro 10 1
Calauan, Laguna 7 1
General Luna, Quezon 15
Biñan, Laguna 6 2
DEGREE HOLDERS
NUMBER OF DEGREE HOLDERS

CAMPUS TOTAL
Doctorate Masters Baccalaureate
Binan, Laguna 6 1 1 8
Calauan, Laguna 2 6 8
Commonwealth, Quezon City 3 24 16 43
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NUMBER OF DEGREE HOLDERS

CAMPUS TOTAL
Doctorate Masters Baccalaureate
General Luna, Quezon 1 5 6 12
Lopez, Quezon 1 20 34 55
Maragondon, Cavite 1 13 25 39
Mariveles, Bataan 2 19 34 55
Mulanay, Quezon 2 9 11 22
Pulilan, Bulacan 1 13 2 16
Ragay, Camarines Sur 3 2 30 35
San Juan, Metro Manila 2 6 30 38
San Pedro, Laguna 5 15 20 40
Sta. Maria, Bulacan 22 38 60

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Taguig, Metro Manila 7 27 30 64
Unisan, Quezon 1 5 7 13
GRAND TOTAL 37 218 338 593
ENROLLMENT FOR GRADUATE STUDIES
January to June July to December

College/Campus
Masters Doctorate Masters Doctorate
Mariveles, Bataan 3 1 1
Commonwealth, Quezon City 4 3 6 1
Mulanay, Quezon 4 1
Pulilan, Bulacan 4
Ragay , Camarines Sur 5 5
San Pedro, Laguna 5 4 1
Sta, Maria, Bulacan 8 2
Sta. Rosa, Laguna 13 2 12 2
Sto. Tomas, Batangas 13 2 9 2
Taguig, Metro Manila 1 3 1
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Teambuilding Seminar for Ofcials of Local Government

Operation Tulong for the Victims of Typhoon Ondoy
Units
FACULTY GRADUATES
January to June July to December

College/Campus
Masters Doctorate Masters Doctorate
San Pedro, Laguna 1
Taguig, Metro Manila 1
EXTENSION AND COMMUNITY

OUTREACH SERVICES
Emerging and Converging ICT Seminar; IT Social Medical and Dental Missions; Zero Cavities Project;
Responsibilities Professional Issues Seminar; Basic Nutrition Education; Wellness Program: Aerobics
IT Literacy Program; Computer Literacy and Computer Blood-Letting Project
Viruses Seminar Food Processing Seminar
Online Crimes and E-Lifestyles Seminar ROTARACT Cares: Medicine Kit Project Part 3
Teaching Basic Writing, Reading, and Counting to Out- Haircut Livelihood Program for Adults; Feeding Program
of-School Youth for Children Ages 7-10 Years Old
Kwentong Pambata; Pambatang Pagguhit Jobs Fair
Book Donation Adopt-a-Barangay Project
Of!ce Management Training Program Barangay Cleanliness and Beauti!cation Program; Junk
Teambuilding Seminars for Local Government Units for a Cause
Emergency Restoration System Seminar Coastal Clean-Up Participation
TOYOTA Auto Parts Third School-Based Ecological Solid Poultry House Repair Project
Waste Management Program Gift-Giving Projects
Tree Planting Operation Tulong for the Victims of Typhoon Ondoy
Medical and Dental Missions
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Of !ce!of!the!Executive!Director!for!Campuses
RANDOLPH G. ALCANTARA
Executive Director
ARLENE R. QUERI JOCELYN L. GUEVARRA

Assistant to the Executive Director Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
Chief, Admission for Campuses
MARIVELES, BATAAN
COMMONWEALTH, QUEZON CITY LEONILA J. GENERALES
PASCUALITO B. GATAN Director and Concurrent Head of Academic Programs
Director and Administrative Of!cer
MYRNA Z. AUSTRIA
DORIS B. GATAN Head, Guidance, Scholarship, and Placement Of!ce
Head, Academic Programs/Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
NUMERIANO S. MAGPANTAY
CLEOTILDE B. SERVIGON Assistant Director and Concurrent Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
In-Charge, Registrar, Admission and Accounting Of!ce
SALVADOR J. MARCOS
MARILYN F. ISIP Head, Cultural Affairs and Community Relations Of!ce
Head, Library Services, Scholarship and Placement Of!ce
OFELIA S. ESQUIVEL
ARTEMUS G. CRUZ Head, Student Services and Publications Of!ce
Head, Guidance and Counseling Of!ce
ANA MARIA V. MALABANAN
IRYNNE P. GATCHALIAN Head, Registrar and Admissions Of!ce
Head, Student Affairs and Services
CORAZON S. NAVARRO
LILY G. MENDOZA Head, Library Services
Research Coordinator - Cluster 4
ESTER T. DIZON
TAGUIG, METRO MANILA Research Coordinator - Cluster 3
AMELITA A. LAURENTE
Director and OU Center Coordinator
STA. MARIA, BULACAN
JOSEFINA B. MACARUBBO AURELUZ L. TORRES
Head of Academic Programs and Research Coordinator Director
Collecting/Disbursing Of!cer
KATHRYN M. PLACIDO
MARGARITA T. SEVILLA Assistant Director
Head of Student Services, Placement and Alumni Of!ces Head, Academic Programs
GINA A. DELA CRUZ GEMMA B. MACARIOLA

Administrative Of!cer and Property Custodian Registrar
Head, Student Services
MERLY F. TATARO
Head of Admission and Registration Of!ce MYRNA G. DIONA
Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
BERNADETTE I. CANLAS
Head of Cultural Affairs Of!ce and Sports Coordinator
STO. TOMAS, BATANGAS
SAN JUAN, METRO MANILA JULITA C. Q. LOPEZ
JAIME P. GUTIERREZ JR. Director and Academic Head
Director
VERNA C. MAGNAYE
AARON VITO M. BAYGAN Assistant Director
RAMIL A. CUETO
Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
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FLORENCIA M. SANCHEZ CITY OF SANTA ROSA, LAGUNA

Guidance Counselor CHARITO A. MONTEMAYOR
Director and Head, Academic Programs and Disbursing Of!cer
HUDSON ARIES O. OÑA
Administrative Of!cer TERESITA Z. BAUTISTA
Chief, Registrar, Admission, Community Relations, Scholarship, and
JAIME T. GUEVARRA Guidance Of!ce
MARISA D. REYES
CLEOTILDE L. CRESCINI Coordinator, Research, Community Relations and NSTP
Chief, Scholarship, Placement, and Cultural
Affairs Of!ce BONIFACIO L. BUENAFE
Chief, Library Services, and Community Coordinator, Administrative Services
Relations Of!ce
LORENZA ELENA S. GIMUTAO
ABEGAIL A. MALABUYOC Coordinator, Student Publications and Student Organizations
Chief, Registrars Of!ce and NSTP Coordinator
EMYLOU A. ALINSOD
Coordinator, EDP and NSTP
MARAGONDON, CAVITE
PACIFICO A. HINTAY
Director and Head, Academic Programs SAN PEDRO, LAGUNA
ANGELITO D. ROLDAN
LAURA A. DE LEON Director and Head, Academic Programs and Disbursing Of!cer
Administrative Of!cer
SUSAN A. ROLDAN
DENISE A. ABRIL Chief, Registrar, Admission, Scholarship and Community Relations Of!ce
Head, Registrar, Admission and Scholarship Of!ce
ATTY. GEORGINA G. PENIARANDA
FELIPE L. FERNANDEZ Assistant Director
Physical Education and Sports Coordinator
JOHN PAUL R. DOMINGO
AIDA R. FEDERICO Acting Registrar and Head of Admissions, Scholarship and Cultural Affairs
Head, Student Services, Publications, Community and Alumni Of!ce Of!ce
CONRADO JR. L. NATI LITO A. PEÑAFLOR

Property Custodian and Buildings/Grounds Maintenance Supervisor Administrative Of!cer and Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
RICO H. BALDERAMA
Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer LOPEZ, QUEZON
ALICIA V. DELOS SANTOS
LIZYL R. REBUSQUILLO Director/ Head, Academic Programs
Research Coordinator Cluster 1
ROSALINDA M. FLORIDO
Assistant Director
RAGAY, CAMARINES SUR
EDWIN G. MALABUYOC LILIAN A. RANESES
Director Head, Center for Culture and the Arts and Community Relations Of!ce
REYNALDO B. RANIN JR. ROMEO L. OIDEM

Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer Head, Of!ce of the Student Services
NELSON T. EUSEBIO DIONYSIUS A. VELASQUEZ

Chief, Student Services Physical Education and Sports Coordinator
EDNA S. LAVADIA VERONICA S. ALMASE

Research Coordinator - Cluster 2 Assistant Coordinator of PUP Open University, Lopez Center
RAMIR P. QUIZANA MA. ASUNCION R. DEL CASTILLO

Head, Registrar and Admission Head, Research and Publication Of!ce
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LOURDES B. AVILA PULILAN, BULACAN

Head, Guidance, Placement and Alumni Of!ce EDELYN M. MARIANO
Director
MULANAY, QUEZON MARVIN M. ESPIRITU

ADELIA R. ROADILLA Head of Student Services, Registrar, Collecting Of!cer
Director and Head, Academic Programs
Concurrent Director, PUP Gen. Luna Campus
CABIAO, NUEVA ECIJA
LUISITO A. ASIA FERNANDO F. ESTINGOR
Registrar and Chief, Admission and Scholarship Of!ce Of!cer-in-Charge
MARICEL M. FORNESTE
Head, Student Services BANSUD, ORIENTAL MINDORO
RESA T. SUAREZ
GILBERTO L. OLICIA Director, Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer,
Head and Adviser, Student Publications Registrar and Chief of Admission and Scholarship Of!ce
JULIETA A. AREVALO
Librarian/Accounting Clerk CALAUAN CAMPUS
ARLENE R. QUERI
JULIO C. RIVERA Director /Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
Collecting and disbursing Of!cer
MAYLA D. MABASA GENLUNA CAMPUS GENLUNA, QUEZON

Campus Nurse ADELIA R. ROADILLA
Director and Head, Academic Programs
EDWIN R. DECENA Concurrent Director, PUP Mulanay Campus
Property Costudian
COUN. FERNANDO A. DUEÑAS
Assistant Director
UNISAN, QUEZON
MAGTANGGOL S. JACOBO, JR. LUISITO A. ASIA
Director and Head of Academic Programs Registrar and Chief, Admission and Scholarship Of!ce
CASIANO M. SEGUI JULIO C. RIVERA

Registrar and In-Charge of Admission and Scholarship Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
ANGELA V. AVERION
Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer BIÑAN, LAGUNA
ANGELITA E. NOCON
CORAZON V. ESCOBAR Director and Collecting and Disbursing Of!cer
Property Custodian and OU Assistant Coordinator
MA. GEMALYN A. SALVADOR
JOCELYN L. LLANO Head, Student Services
Librarian and In-Charge of Accounting
ROWENA E. MACARAIG
In-Charge of Health and Sanitation
Contact Information
VIOLETA L. RATCHO
POSTAL MAIL
Research Coordinator and In-Charge of Publication
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR CAMPUSES
ANNABEL S. JANORAS
NSTP Coordinator and In-Charge of Cultural Programs and Affairs
Philippines 01008
MICHELLE R. TARASINA
TELEPHONE
PE and Sports Coordinator
(63 2) 338-7418
(63 2) 716-7832 to 45 local 205
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PUP CAMPUSES CORDILLERA REGION
REGION I
REGION II
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION III

REGION (NCR) Mariveles, Bataan
A. Mabini Campus Sta. Maria, Bulacan
NDC Campus Pulilan, Bulacan
M.H. Del Pilar Campus Cabiao, Nueva Ecija
Taguig Campus
Commonwealth Campus
San Juan Campus
REGION V
REGION IV-A
Bansud, Mindoro
Ragay, Camarines Sur
Maragondon, Cavite
Sto. Tomas, Batangas
Calauan, Laguna
REGION VIII
San Pedro, Laguna
Sta. Rosa, Laguna
General Luna, Quezon
Lopez, Quezon
Unisan, Quezon
Mulanay, Quezon
REGION IV-B
REGION VI
REGION VII XIII
REGION IX XI
REGION X
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BOARD OF REGENTS
HON. EMMANUEL Y. ANGELES HON. DANTE G. GUEVARRA

Chairman, Commission on Higher Education President, Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Chairman Vice Chairman
HON. MANUEL A. ROXAS HON. CYNTHIA AGUILAR-VILLAR

Senator, Republic of the Philippines Representative, Lone District of Las Piñas
Chairman, Committee on Education, Arts and Culture Chairman, House Committee on Higher Education
Member Member
Represented by: Hon. Mario M. Taguiwalo Represented by: Hon. Rhagee B. Tamaña
HON. RALPH G. RECTO HON. ESTRELLA F. ALABASTRO

Director-General, National Economic Development Authority Secretary, Department of Science and Technology
Secretary, Socio-Economic Planning Member
Member Represented by: Hon. Graciano P. Yumul
Represented by: Hon. Nestor R. Mijares IV
HON. ELEUTERIO D. CORONEL HON. MARCIAL M. MAGSINO
Private Sector Representative Private Sector Representative
RFM Corporation Center, Philippine Townships, Inc. (Philtown) Magsino Santiano & Associates Law Of!ces
Member Member
HON. RENE A. TANASAS HON. ANASTACIO C. GABRIEL

President, Federasyon ng mga Alumni sa PUP President, PUP Federated Faculty Association
Member Member
HON. MA. SOPHIA M. PRADO HON. ESTELITA WI-DELA ROSA

President, ANAK-PUP Student Council Federation University Board Secretary
Member
UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS
DR. VICTORIA C. NAVAL DR. SAMUEL M. SALVADOR

Executive Vice President Vice President for Academic Affairs
DR. DANTE G. GUEVARRA DR. JUAN C. BIRION DR. PASTOR B. MALABORBOR

University President Vice President for Student Services Vice President for Research,
Extension, and Development
MS. MARISSA J. LEGASPI ATTY. AUGUSTUS F. CEZAR

Vice President for Finance Vice President for Administration
A. ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS
APPENDICES
Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities in the
Philippines (AACCUP) Accreditation Team
Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT)
Alliance of Volunteer Educators
ALYANSA, INC.
American Counseling Association
American Rehabilitation Association
American Studies Association of the Philippines
Animal Kingdom Foundation, Philippines
Advertising Suppliers Association of the Philippines
Asia Paci!c College of Advanced Studies (APCAS)
Asian Association of the Open Universities (AAOU)
Asian Center for Comparative Studies
Asian Media Information and Communication Center, SI
Asian Public Intellectual Fellowship
Association for English Research and Teaching (ASSERT)
Association of Administrators in Hospitality, Hotel and Restaurant
Management
Association of Administrators in Hospitality, Hotel and Restaurant
Management and Educational Institutions (AAHRMEI)
Association of Certi!ed Public Accountants in Education (ACPAE)
Association of Certi!ed Public Accountants in Public Practice
(ACPAPP)
Association of Computing Machinery (ACM)
Association of CWTS Implementers of the Philippines (ACIP)
Association of English Research and Teaching (ASSERT)
Association of Government Internal Auditors
Association of Government Psychologist of the Philippines
Association of Information Of!cers of Learning Institution of the
Philippines
Association of Philippines Colleges of Arts and Sciences
Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning
(ASAIHL)
Association of Special Lecturers of the Philippines (ASLP)
Association of Special Libraries of the Philippines
Association of Sports Psychologist and Physical Educators of the
Philippines Inc.
Association of Universities of Asia and the Paci!c (AUAP)
Association of Volunteer Educators
Biology Teachers Association of the Philippines
British Council Teachers Club
British Sociological Association
Career Development Association of the Philippines
CHED Regional Quality Assessment Team (RQAT)
CHED Technical Working Committee for Sociology and Anthropology
Coalition for the Protection of Workers Rights II (NCPWR II)
College English Teachers Association (CETA)
Communicators for Agricultural and Rural Development
Concern International
Congress and Democracy (CONTEND)
Cooperative Manualization Revolving Fund Technical Working Group
Cooperative Union of the Philippines
Council of Deans and Heads of Architecture Schools in the
Philippines (CODHASP), Inc
Council of Deans and Heads of Nutrition and Dietetics
Council of Department Chairpersons for English (CDCE)
Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of the Philippines
(COHREP)
Council of Interior Design Educators (CIDE)
Councils of Deans and Heads of Nutrition and Dietetics
Dance Educators Association of the KoopNet Philippines Philippine Agricultural Journalist Inc.
Philippines Lions Club International Philippine Association for the Sociology
English Teachers Club Literacy League of the Philippines of Religion
Filipino Free Artists Little League Philippine Series Philippine Association of Graduate
Film and Video Education of the LSP Education-National Capital Region
Philippines Mabini Lions Club Philippine Association of
Food Science and Technology Society MAMAMATHALA Inc. Communication Educators
Council Manila Cooperative Development Philippine Association of Culture and
Ford Foundation International Council the Arts
Fellowship Program Philippines Metro Manila Federation of Consumer Philippine Association of Food
Alumni Association Cooperatives Technologists Inc.
FriPsych, Singapore Microsoft Leaders Education Council Philippine Association of Graduate
Global Education Associates Mind-U Education
Government Psychologists of the Mathematical Society of the Philippine Association of Higher
Philippines Philippines Educational Institutions International
Government Association of Certi!ed National Association for Cooperative Affairs Society
Public Accountants (GACPA) Educators Philippine Association of Nutrition
Government Photographer Association National Association of Female Philippine Association of Teachers of
of the Philippines Executives Library Science, Inc. (PATLS)
Greenpeace International Asia- National Commission for Culture and Philippine Center for Photojournalism
Philippines the Arts Philippine Communication Society
Haggai Institute for Leadership Skills National Cooperative Movement Philippine Computer Society
Hans Koechlen Political and Political National Council of Educational Philippine Cooperative Center
Society Innovators (NCEI) Philippine Educators Network for
Holy Mount Banahaw Confederation National Organization of Professional Training, Research and Development,
Inc. Teachers Inc. Inc. (PENTRAD)
Information Organization of Journalist National Peace Foundation Inc. Philippine Federation of Women in
Information Technology Foundation of National Press Club of the Philippines Cooperatives
the Philippines National Union of Journalists in the Philippine Group of Law Librarians
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Philippines Philippine Guidance and Counseling
Engineers (IEEE) Society National Youth Commission Association, Inc. (PGCA)
Integrated Bar of the Philippines Nayon Photographers Club Philippine Guidance Counseling
International Coaches Association National Collegiate Athletic Association Organization
International Communication Nutritionist-Dietitians Association of Philippine Information Agency
Association the Philippines Employees Association
International Council for Distance Nutrition Foundation of the Philippines Philippine Institute of Certi!ed Public
Education (ICDE) Inc. Accountants (PICPA)
International Council for Health Nutritionist Dietitians Association of Philippine Institute of Interior
Physical Education and Recreation, the Philippines Designers (PIID)
Sports and Dance (ICHPER-SD) Organization of Specialize Film Makers Philippine National IT Standards
International Council of Psychologists in the Philippines Foundation (PhilNITS)
International Federation of Agricultural Paci!c Asia Society-Philippines Philippine National Red Cross Water
Journalists Philippine Association of Chemistry Safety Instructors Association
International Food First Security (FIAN) Teachers Philippine Research Council for
International Freelance Photographers Pandayan ng mga Literaturang Pilipino Cooperative Development
Organization PANDAYLIPI, INC. Philippine Sociological Society
International Honor Society Parit Professional Circle-Mahaplag, Philippine State Universities and
International Reading Association Leyte Colleges Computer Education and
International Society for Philosophers Pampelikulang Samahan ng mga Systems Society (PSUCCESS)
Justice and Court Reporters Dalubguro Philippine Teachers Association for the
Association Panhellenic Association of Sports Research of Principles (PTARP)
Kapisan ng mga Kolehiyo ng Sining Economists and Managers Philippine Volleyball Federation
at Agham sa Mga Paaralang Pang- PATHRI (National Association)
estado (KISAP) Philippine Educational Theater Philippines Association of
Kapisanan ng mga Propesor sa Association - Metropolitan Teen Communication Educators
Pilipino Theater League Philippines Association of Food
Kapisanan ng mga Broadkaster ng Phi Lambda Theta Technology Inc.
Pilipinas Philippine Statistical Association Philippines Association of Teachers for
KAWIKA Philippine Aero Gymnastics Association Culture and Arts
Kilusang Makabansang Ekonomiya of the Philippines Philippines Association of University
Women
Philippines Association of University Public Relations Society of the Tanghalang Banal na Hapag
Workers Philippines Teacher Organization of the Philippines
Philippines Communication Society Ramon Atienza Management and The Philippine Librarians Association,
Philippines Educators Networking for Training Center (RAMTEC) Inc. (PLAI)
Training Research and Development Redentor Bautista Volleyball Cup Toastmasters Club International
Philippines Institute of Chemical Resources Employment and Trainors Collective Inc.
Engineers Community Horizon, Inc. UCCA-CDA
Philippines Society of Nutritionist Rotary Club of Makati-Urdaneta Unyon ng Manunulat sa Pilipinas
Dietitians, Inc. Royal Institute of Employment United Architects of the Philippines
Philippines Society of Parenteral and Royal Institute of Singapore University Athletic Association of the
Enteral Nutrition Samahan ng mga Dalubguro sa Philippines
Philippine Teachers Association for the Filipino, Ink. University of the Philippines Library
Research of Principles (PTARP) Samahan ng Wika, INK. Service Alumni Association (UPLSAA)
Philippine Network Sanggunian ng mga Unibersidad at Unyon ng Manunulat sa Pilipinas
Philosophical Association of the Kolehiyo sa Filipino Venture for Fund Raising
Philippines SANIBLAKAS Organization Whos Who of the Asia Paci!c Rim
Pi Lambda Theta Scienti!c Committee on Problems of Whos Who of the World
PNP Press Corps the Environment Willie Vicoy Institute of Photo
Press Photographers of the Philippines Sisters For Christian Community-USA Journalism
Professional and Technical Consultants Soroptimists World Council for Curriculum and
Association (PATCA) Speech Communication Organization Instruction (WCCI)
Professors World Peace Academe of the Philippines World wide Induction Day to the Lions
PSW INK. Students Action Vital to the Club International
Psychological Association of the Environment and Mother Earth
Philippines Movement
Public Relations Organization of the Table Tennis Association of the
Philippines Philippines
B. OFFICERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS
INTERNATIONAL
NAME OF FACULTY POSITION ORGANIZATION
Harry C. Lorenzo, Jr. Director Institute of Strategic International Studies (Hawaii, USA)
Juan C. Birion Fellow Royal Institute of Higher Education
Liceria D. Lorenzo Corporal Secretary Royale Institute of Educators
Maria Teresa C. Villar Philippine Representative Asian Public Intellectual Fellowship
Marietta P. Demelino Honorary President Royal Institute of Employment
Mely M. Padilla Honorary Vice President Royal Institute of English (RIEng), Pte. Ltd., Singapore
Milagrina A. Gomez Vice President Royal Institute of Business
Founding Member and

Normita A. Villa International Council of Professional Educators (ICPE)
Consultant
Womens Division Chapter

Odette G. So Saka Gakkai International
Chief
Pascualito B. Gatan Past Master Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the Philippines
International Lecturer International Athletic Federation (AIF)

Reynato Unso
Coach International Coaches Association
Severino A. Espiritu Honorary Secretary Royal Institute of Business Management of Singapore
Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning

Auditor (PUP)
(ASAIHL)
International Advisory Council, Royal Institute of Education (RIEd),

Victoria C. Naval Honorary Vice President
Pte. Ltd., Singapore
Honorary President Royal Institute of Mathematics, Royal Institute of Singapore
Communicating Secretary Pi Lambda Theta International (PLT)
NATIONAL
Association of Administrators in Hospitality, Hotel and

Board Member
Restaurant Management and Educational Institutions
Adela Jamorabo-Ruiz Founding Member Council of Hotel and Restaurant Educators of the Philippines
Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities in

National Accreditor
the Philippines
Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers / Association of Structural

Alberto Cañete Director
Engineers of the Philippines, Inc.
Almir R. Almirañez Government Representative Philippine Metal Casting Association Incorporated
Ex-Of!cio President Association of Philippine Colleges of Arts and Sciences

Amalia C. Rosales
President Lakandayang Cultural Association
Philippine Education Networking for Training Research and

Amelita Laurente Director
Development
Ana Ma. I. Espiritu Treasurer Food Science and Technology Society Council
Execom Sanib-Lakas Foundation

Angelita F. Sumaway
Execom Kilusang Makabansang Ekonomiya
Anita M. Español Ex Of!cio-Vice President Hi-Y Adviser Club
Director BCMAP, Inc.

Antonio G. Maralit
Secretary Association of CESOS in SSS
Institute of Engineers and Communications Engineers of the

Antonio N. Alcantara National Director and Secretary General
Philippines, Inc.
Antonio Velasco President/Member Panel Rotary Club TESDA, Assessor
Artemus G. Cruz Kagawad Pambansang Samahan Sikolohiyang Pilipino
Chair CHED Task Force

Avelina C. Bucao
Director and Secretary Philippine Council of Deans and Educators in Education
Belen Z. De Asis President Parit Professional Circle-Mahaplag, Leyte
Organizational Secretary Lions Club, National Prosecutors League of the Philippines

Benedicto D. Tabaquero
Director Integrated Bar of the Philippines
Billie Jean dela Cruz-Dumlao Board Member Council of Interior Design Educators
Carmencita L. Castolo Auditor Philippine Society for Distance Learning, Inc.
Cecilia S. Austero Vice President PANDAYLIPI, INK.
Corazon R. Mabagos Chairperson Manila Cooperative Development Council
Danilo T. Reyes Chairman National Technical Committee for Tourism Education
Edgar I. Garcia Board Member Philippine Institute of Chemical Engineers
Edwin G. Malabuyoc President Inter-Colleges and Universities Athletic Association
Efren R. Abueg President Linangan ng Literatura ng Pilipinas
Accrediting Agency of Chartered Colleges and Universities of

Accreditor
the Philippines
Erlinda D. Mendoza
Association of Local Colleges and Universities Comm. on
Accreditor
Accreditation
Eufracio dela Cruz Tournament Director Little League Philippine Series
Board Member, JITSE Philippine National I.T. Standards Foundation
Director Information Technology Foundation of the Philippines
Gisela May Albano Philippine Educators Network for Training, Research and
Director
Development, Inc.
Philippine State Universities and Colleges Computer

Director
Education and Systems Society
Harry C. Lorenzo, Jr. President Association of Government Psychologists
Cooperative Manualization Revolving Fund Technical Working

Chairperson
Group
Vice Director, Program Management
SANIBLAKAS Organization
Committee
Isagani O. Sta. Maria Vice President Council of PS Professors in the Philippines
Philippine Association of Hospitality and Tourism Educators in

Jesusa T. Castillo Founding Member
Higher Education Institutions
President Kolehiyo ng Sining at Agham sa mga Paaralang Estado

Juan C. Birion
Fellow Psychological Association of the Philippines
Institute of Engineers and Communications Engineers of the

Kerubin Pangilinan President
Philippines, Inc.
Board Member Philippine Association of Educators in Of!ce Administration

Liceria D. Lorenzo Philippine Educators Network for Training, Research and
Secretary
Development, Inc.
Ma. Esperanza SJ. Lorenzo Board Member Council of Deans and Heads of Nutrition and Dietetics
Philippine Education Networking for Training Research and

Ma. Victoria G. Red Board Member
Development
Ma. Victoria R. Apigo Secretary PANDAYLIPI, INK.
Marcial Magsino Governor Integrated Bar of the Philippines

Philippine Association of Family Science Researches,

Board Member
Educators and Advocates, Inc.
Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities of
National Accreditor
the Philippines, Inc.
Founding President Philippine Research Council for Cooperative Development
Marietta P. Demelino Secretary National Association for Cooperative Educators
Board Secretary National Cooperative Movement (NCM) Service Cooperative
Marvin G. Lai Vice President Executive Council of the National Committee on Dramatic Arts
Mary Joy A. Castillo Auditor PANDAYLIPI, INK.
Melly L. Paraiso Board Secretary Philippine Economic Society
President Council of Department Chairpersons for English
Mely M. Padilla Auditor College English Teachers Association
Corporate Secretary Philippine Teachers Association for the Research of Principles
Mercedita Alzate Company Representative Personnel Management Association of the Philippines
Merlita Tamayo President PASEM
Association of Sports Psychologists and Physical Educators of

Nenita F. Buan Auditor
the Philippines, Inc.
Nenita Robles Director Association of Certi!ed Public Accountants in Education
Vice President Teachers Organization of the Philippines

Normita A. Villa Philippine State Universities Computer Education and
Director
Systems Society

Ofelia M. Carague President and Founder
Perla S. Carpio Director KAWIKA
Rey S. Gabitan Chair, Committee on Competitions UAP Commission on Professional Practice
Reynato Unso Board Member Philippine Volleyball Federation (National Association)
Ronald Untivero Vice President, Internal Affairs Association of Marketing Educators of the Philippines, Inc.
Rosario D. Reyes Board Member Food Science and Technology Society Council
Philippine State Universities Computer Education and

Director
Rosicar Escober Systems Society
Secretary ENC Inc.
Ruby Gapasin Treasurer Philippine Association of Communication Educators
Sanjay P. Claudio Board Member Council of PS Professors in the Philippines
Severino A. Espiritu Vice President National Association of Finance Educators
Board of Advisers/Director UAP-Manila Sta. Mesa Chapter

Ted Villamor G. Inocencio Council for Deans and Heads of Architecture Schools in the
Vice President for Operations
Philippines, Inc.
Teo!sta L. Pajara Vice President, Internal Affairs Association of Public Administrators in the Philippines
Philippine Association for Graduate Education National

Vice President
Capital Region
Victoria C. Naval
Treasurer
Virginia de Jesus Chairman Sports Solidarity and Conference Committee
Virginia E. Fermin President Almost Family Foundation, Inc.
C. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Communication Society COC Mighty Marshalls Guild of English Majors (GEMs)

Broad Circle COC Pep Squad Philippine Association of Food Tech. Theta Chapter
Journ Guild ArtCom Philippine Association of Nutrition
Circle of Young Achievers Every Nation Campus Ministry BPE Seniors Organization
Teatro Komunikado Mighty Marshalls PUP Mathematics Club
COC Ensemble IBITS PUP Statistics Students Clique
COC Movers and Motions Junior Cooperators Association CHEMSOC
Film A!cionados Koop.Works Publications Group PHYSOC
Sinag Photo Club UTAK
D. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
Title Publisher
Umalohokan CA Student Council
Baliktanaw PUP History Society
Catharsis
PUP Psychology Students Association (PUPPSA)
Psyche News
LISSO News LISSO
The COC Forum COC/Broadcasting Students Of!cial Broadcasting Student Newsletter
The Communicator COC/Journalism Students - Of!cial Student Newsletter
The Journ Post Journalism Students Of!cial Journalism Student Newsletter
Koop.Works PUP College of Cooperatives Koop.Works Publications Group
ABE Chimes GEMs
Uno ABF III-1
Empunto ABF III - 2
Sakto ABF III 2
FUD-TEK Newsletter PAFT- Theta Chapter
NUTRI-ISYU PAN-Alpha Epsilon Chapter
The Denominator Math Club
Stat at Work Statsclique
E. NETWORKS AND LINKAGES
3M ESCAC Multi-Purpose Cooperative Buklod Tulugnan sa Kabuhayan Credit Cultural Center of the Philippines
4 Ps Corporation on Cartoon Cooperative (CCP)
Animation Bureau of Agricultural Statistics DAR Multi-Purpose Cooperative
95.1 DWRW Bureau of Animal Industry DEMFA Foundation
Abante Bureau of Broadcast Services Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR)
ABC Channel 5 Bureau of Census Department of Budget and
ABS-CBN Channel 2 Bureau of Correctional for Women Management
ABS-CBN Foundation Inc. Bureau of Fisheries Department of Education
Actron Industries Bureau of Internal Revenue Department of Energy
Alitaptap Storytellers, Phils., Inc. Bureau of Mines Department of Environment and
ALTA Productions, Inc. Bureau of Mines and Geosciences Natural Resources
Aqua Lab Center Bureau of Plant Industries Department of Health
Archdiocesan Shrine of Saint Joseph Bureau of Soils and Water Department of Justice Library
Development Cooperative Management Department of Science and
Architectural Students Association of Business World Technology
the Philippines (ASAPhil) Caloocan City Personnel Multi- DESTINY Cable
ARMSCOR Multi-Purpose Cooperative Purpose Cooperative Development Action for Women
Asian Association of Catholic CAMANAVA Division of City Schools Network (DAWN)
Philosophers Campus TV Network Channel 9 Diario Uno
Asia-Pro Service Cooperative Carlos Albert High School DILG Employees Credit Cooperative
Association of Special Libraries in the Catmon Multi Purpose Cooperatives, Divisoria Traders Development
Philippines (ASLP) Inc. Cooperative
Ateneo de Manila University Cayetano Arellano High School DSWD- NCR
Aurora Network of NGO for CBN Asia Duty Free Philippines
Sustainable Development Center for Migrant Use DWBL-AM
Ayala Foundation Center for Popular Empowerment DWBM-FM
Bagong Silang Teachers/Employee Christian Workers Movement Multi- DWCT-FM
Multi-Purpose Cooperative Purpose Cooperative DWIZ-AM
Balita City Cooperative Of!ce of Muntinlupa DWRR-FM
Ballet Manila City Hall of Manila DWTM-FM
Bankcard City Hall of Quezon City DWXI
Barangay 1 Pob Calatagan, Batangas Civilian Country Guard Action Movers DZBB
Barangay 43, Sta. Mesa, Manila Claret School Multi-Purpose DZMM ABS-CBN
(Adopted Community of the Cooperative DZMZ-FM
Sociology Department) Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines DZRB-Radyo ng Bayan
Barangay 591, Teresa St. Sta Mesa Coca-Cola Employees Credit DZRM
Manila Cooperative DZRS
Barangay 592, Teresa St. Sta Mesa Colgate-Palmolive Employees Multi- Ecumenical Prism Welfare-(CBCP)
Manila Purpose Cooperative Edit Bureau Philippines, Inc.
Barangay 593, Anonas St. Sta Mesa, COMELEC Emilio Aguinaldo Integrated School
Manila Commission on Higher Education Environment Management Bureau
Barangay Bulac and Catmon, Sta Commission on Higher Education - Environments Global, Inc.
Maria, Bulacan Zonal Research Center e-PLDT Ventus
Barangay San Juan, Taytay, Rizal Compassion Philippines PH 280 Exen CCC, Inc. (On-line)
Barangay Talisay, Batangas Marikina Student Center Program Fasroc Philippines, Incorporated
Barangka Credit Cooperative Cooperative Development Authority Fatima Credit Cooperative
BAYAD MUNA Cooperative Education and Fil-Chi Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Bayer Employees Credit Cooperative Development Center Inc. Foundation for Development
Bgy. 629, Zone 63, Sta. Mesa, Manila Cooperative Trading Center Alternative
Bgy. Panganiban, Anonas Street, Sta. Council of Architectural Researchers Foundation Inc. (2004-2005)
Mesa, Manila and Educators (ARCHCARE) Fundacion Santiago, Inc.
Bilad Elementary School Council of Deans and Heads of Glitter
Birhen ng Lourdes Parish Credit Architecture Schools in the GMA Channel 7
Cooperative Philippines (CODHASP, Inc.) GMA, Inc.
Boys Town Council of Interior Design Educators God Special Children Inc.
British Embassy (CIDE) Good Thinking
Government Service Insurance Manila Bulletin Novaliches Development Cooperative
System Manila City Hall NPO Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Grepalife Manila City Jail- (Extension work) NSCB
Guild of Philippine Jewellers, Inc. Manila Cooperative Development Of!ce of Senator Ramon Magsaysay,
(GPJI) Council (MCDC) Jr.
Heritage Conversation Society Manila Cordage Old Sta. Mesa Savings and Credit
Hilton Credit Cooperative Society Manila Division of City Schools Cooperative
Holy Trinity Academy Manila Standard OLPH Kriskap Development
Human Rights of Children, Ateneo Manuel A. Roxas High School Cooperative
Professional School Mariano Marcos Memorial High Order of the Knights of Rizal
IBC Channel 13 School Our Lady of Peaceful School
Ibon Foundation Marikina Division of City Schools Paci!c Oil and Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Immaculate Conception Parish Mathematics Society of the (BOYSEN)
Marikina Credit Cooperative Philippines Paco-Soriano-Pandacan Development
INNOTECH Mathematics Specialists Association Cooperqtive
Integrated Rural Development Mathematics Teachers Association of PAHRA 9Phil. Alliance of Human
Foundation the Philippines Tertiary Level Rights Advocate
International Rice Research Institute McHOME Depot Pambansang Kilusan ng Samahan ng
Johnson and Johnson, Philippines MegaScope Graphics Inc. Magsasaka (PAKISAMA)
Jollibee Employees Multi-Purpose MERALCO Pandayan ng Literaturang Filipino
Cooperative Metal Industry Research and (PANDAYLIPI, Inc.)
Jose P. Laurel High School Development Center Parish of the Holy Cross Credit
Justice and Peace Ministry, Eastern Metro Asia Digest Cooperative
Catholic Churches Metro Manila Development Authority Parole and Probation and
Kaakbay Entre-Workers Cooperative Metro South Cooperative Bank Administration Multi-Purpose
Kabayan Publishing Company Metrobank Cooperative
Kapatirang GOMBURZA Development Metrobank MADE Pasig City Employees Multi-Purpose
Cooperative Metropolitan Development Cooperative
Kapisanan ng mga Brodkasters sa Cooperative Pasig Cooperative Development
Pilipinas Metropolitan Museum Council
Kapitolyo High School Meycauayan Jewelry Industry PATH (Peace Alliance for Truth and
Karapatan National Association (MJIA, Inc.) Human Rights)
Katekista De Sta. Maria Assumpta MOD Magazine Peace Foundation: Philippine
KATINIG Most Holy Redeemer Multi-Purpose Ecumenical Action for Community
Kilos Laya Laban sa Droga (KILL Cooperative Empowerment
Droga) MOWEL FUND Peoples Balita
Komisyon sa Wikang Filipino Muñoz Rural Bank Peoples Journal
Kooperatiba ng Sambayanan ng Banal Muntinlupa Credit Cooperative Peoples Journal and the Journal
na Krus NAPICO Multi-Purpose Cooperative Group
Land Bank Countryside Development NAPOCOR PETA (Philippine Educational Theater
Foundation National Center for Mental Health Association)
LandBank of the Philippines National Commission for Culture and PETRON
Lay Eucharistic Foundation the Arts (NCCA) PGH Bayanihan Multi-Purpose
Levis Strauss Philippines Consumers National Cooperative Movement Cooperative
Cooperative National Development Corporation PhilCONSTRUCT
Levis Strauss Philippines Credit National Economic Development Philippine Air Traf!c Controller Multi-
Cooperative Authority (NEDA) Purpose Cooperative
Lions Club of Manila East National Food Authority Multi-Purpose Philippine Alternative Services for
International Cooperative Research and Education Centers
Lorgus Enterprise National Historical Institute (PASCRES)
Mabuting Pastol Multi-Purpose National Library Philippine Association of Teachers
Cooperative National Museum In Library and Information
Malaya Publication National Network of Agrarian Reform Science(PATLS)
Malaya Publishing Company Advocate Philippine Association of Water
Mandaluyong Traders Development National Statistics Coordination Board Districts Inc.
Cooperative National Statistics Of!ce Philippine Broadcast Services
Philippine Cooperative Center Progressive Skills Services and Multi- Social Security System
Philippine Daily Inquirer Purpose Cooperative Solid Gold Publishing Company, Inc.
Philippine Ecumenical Action, Project 4 Development Cooperative Sonic Triangle
Treasurer- National Peace Protected Animals and Wildlife Bureau St. Francis Integrated Community
Philippine General Hospital (PGH) Psychological Association of the Development (Quezon and Aurora
Philippine Government Employees Philippines Provinces)
Credit Cooperative PTV Channel 4 St. Therese Multi-Purpose Cooperative
Philippine Government of Laon Public Librarian Association of the Statistical Research Training
Libraries (PGLL) Philippines (PLAP) Studio 23
Philippine Historical Association PUP Credit Housing and Service Sumulong Memorial High School
Center Cooperative Sun Star Manila
Philippine Information Agency PUP Student Credit and Service Sunny Publications
Philippine Institute of Interior Cooperative Supreme Court of the Philippines
Designers (PIID) Quezon City Division of City Schools Library
Philippine Institute of Interior Quezon City High School TABAK
Designers (PIID)-SAB Quezon City Local Government TAO Pilipinas Foundation
Philippine Librarian Association Ramon Magsaysay (Cubao) High TAPE Incorporated
Incorporated (PLAI) School Tatalon Transport Service Cooperative
Philippine Mental Health Association Ramon Magsaysay Multi-Purpose Tempo
Philippine National Bank Cooperative The Asian Association of Catholic
Philippine National Historical Ramon Maysaysay (España) High Philosophers
Association School The Cutting Edge
Philippine National Police Crime Republic Cement Corporation The Philippine Star
Laboratory RMN Philippines Multi-Purpose Today
Philippine Network and Rural Cooperative Torres High School
Development Institutes (PHILNET- RPN 9 UAP Manila-Metro Chapter
RDI) RPN Channel 9 UAP Manila-Sta. Mesa Chapter
Philippine News Agency RTV Malacañang UERM Hospital
Philippine Nuclear Research Institute Sacred Heart Parish Development United Architects of the Philippines
Philippine Overseas Employment Cooperative (UAP-IAPOA)
Administration Saksi Ngayon United Architects of the Philippines
Philippine Postal Corporation Sambayanang Muling Pagkabuhay Student Auxiliary (UAPSA)
Philippine Rural Reconstruction Multi-Purpose Cooperative United Laboratories
Movement San Felipe Neri Savings and Credit University Consumers Cooperative
Philippine Social Sciences Center Cooperative University of Asia Paci!c Library
Philippine Social Sciences Council San Francisco High School University of Sto. Tomas (UST)
(PSC) San Francisco Stallion Club University of the Philippines-(UP)
Philippine Statistical Association, Inc. San Jose Water Services and Library
Philippine Textile Research Institute Development Cooperative University of the Philippines, Los
PHILNET San Juan National High School Baños
Philosophical Association of the San Pedro Development Cooperative UP Interior Design, Architecture,
Philippines, Inc. Sandiwaan Learning Center Landscape Architecture (UP-IDALA)
Philosophy Circle Sanggunian ng mga Unibersidad at UP PGH Dept. of Rehabilitation
Pilipinas SHELL Kolehiyo sa Filipino (SANGFIL) Medicine
Pilipinas Shell Foundation Inc. Sarilaya, Inc. Urban Poor Institute for Community
Pilipino Star Ngayon Save Me Earth Movement Foundation Building
PLDT Employees Service Cooperative for Adolescence Development Valenzuela Development Cooperative
PLDT, Inc. SEAMEO Innotech Council
PNP Traf!c Management Group Securities and Exchange Commission Vitarich
POMFI Transport Services and Multi- Sergio Osmeña High School Warner Lambert Credit Cooperative
Purpose Cooperative Sheele Laboratories Womans Today
Presidential Management Staff, (PMS Sikap Development Cooperative Women in Construction (WIC)
Macalañang) Simbayanan Ni Maria Multi-Purpose Womens Magazine
Product Development and Design Cooperative YES FM 101.1
Center PHILIPPINES (PDDCP) Simulaing Kabataan ng Labas-Bakod Young Christian Movement
Professional Regulation Commission Parang ZOE Broadcasting Network, Inc.
Progressive Laboratories

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PRESIDENTS REPORT

‘Toward a Total University’

http://www.pup.edu.ph ...where the sublime scholars live

ANNUAL REPORT 2009

Dr. Mely M. Padilla

Dr. Pastor B. Malaborbor

31 Of!ce of the President

38 Of!ce of the Executive Vice President

48 Of!ce of the Vice President for Academic Affairs

85 Of!ce of the Vice President for Student Services

Career Development and Placement Of!ce

95 Of!ce of the Vice President for Research, Extension, and Development

Extension Management Of!ce

Institute of Social History - Research Institute for Politics and

Fund Management Of!ce

Business Regulations Of!ce

Central Records Of!ce

University (Sampaguita) Canteen

Appendix A. Academic Organizations

Appendix E. Networks and Linkages

Thru: Hon. EMMANUEL Y. ANGELES

Dear Madam President:

With pride and humility, I am pleased to submit to your of!ce the

We have focused our vision on becoming a global powerhouse of relevant,

This report summarizing the tireless efforts and many contributions

God bless, Madam President and our beloved countrymen.

Very truly yours,

1. Foster high-quality campus environment TEN-POINT AGENDA

3. Strengthen research, publications, and creative works

4. Model quality management and !scal responsibility

5. Improve sense of community involvement and linkages

6. Institutionalize the principles of academic freedom and

7. Promote academic excellence in student and faculty

8. Nurture and enrich our cultural heritage

9. Integrate ICT with instruction, research, service, and

10. Evolve wholesome living and pleasant working environment

The University Executive Of!cials

LINKAGES WITH GOVERNMENT,

Mayor Isaias B. Ubana II of Lopez Quezon with Pres.

OVERALL BOARD PERFORMANCE

May 82 25.39 28.88

October 377 55.85 41.68

May 2 50.00 28.88

May 9 56.25 28.88

October 5 71.43 41.68

October 3 33.33 41.68

Sta. Rosa campus

May 2 25.00 28.88

May 3 18.75 28.88

October 14 50.00 41.68

CIVIL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION

May 30 52.63 43.70

November 69 62.16 46.27

May 2 100.00 43.70

November 17 53.13 46.27

ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION

March 23 41.07 24.19

October 62 37.13 26.17

OVERALL BOARD PERFORMANCE

March 4 36.36 24.19

October 17 48.57 26.17

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER LICENSURE EXAMINATION

September 29 35.37 42.14

PRESIDENTS REPORT

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