Colleges and Universities

[underoath]

School of Design and Arts, De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde

The SDA campus is a fourteen-storey edifice that boasts state-of-the-art architectural design. The building has its own theater; contemporary art museum; laboratories for each of the design and arts programs; library; plus a four-storey parking lot. The building’s design features wide spaces for corridors which are meant to double as exhibit areas and tilted classroom walls to maximize the effect of sound.

[william :D]

SCUAA III Olympics 2010

(State Colleges and Universities Athlete Association Region III Olympics 2010)
@ the Bulacan Sports Complex

Originally Posted by william :D

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[william :D]

A digital tour to the College of Information and Communications Technology
Bulacan State University

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[Buntun]

PIA Press Release
Wednesday, November 03, 2010


2 Louisians top geo, interior design board exams


by Oliver T. Baccay

Tuguegarao City (3 November) -- Two (2) graduates of the University of Saint Louis Tuguegarao (USLT) were among the ten topnotchers in two different board examination results released by the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC).

Dr. Emmanuel James P. Pattaguan, USLT-Vice President for Administration, said Ms. Precious Navarro is the 5th placer in the geodetic engineering board examination and Mr. Jaime Fernandez is also the 5th placer in the Interior Design Board exam.

Pattaguan said the two are added to the list of topnotchers from the university in the national board examinations.

Likewise, USLT also congratulated all other board passers of USLT in the different board examinations administered by PRC.

"The latest are our CPA board passers with a high, undisputed passing percentage rating which is something the university is proud of", Pattaguan said.

In the CPA board exam results, the University obtained 77.59 percent of passing rate with 45 passers out of 58 examinees.

Pattaguan added that they are also praying for the success of their examinees in the nursing board exams held last month. The result of the nursing board exam is expected to be released in February next year.

Last year, USLT is one among the universities nationwide who topped in the nursing board exams nationwide. (PIA 2)

[nicko]

2011 Silliman Calendar

[william :D]

Originally Posted by william :D

SCUAA OLYMPICS: Gold Gears tankers sumibad, 26 medals tinuhog sa unang araw ng palaro

MALOLOS--Animo mga isda sa tulin ang mga manlalanngoy ng BulSU Gold Gears ng nag-ahon ng 21 ginto, isang
pilak at apat na tanso sa unang sabak sa Swimming event, Sports Complex.

Sinundan ng TSU Firefox ang BulSU na nagkamit ng isang ginto, walong pilak at dalawang
tanso habang ang BPSU Stallions naman ay nakapagsubi agad ng pitong pilak at limang tanso.
Samantala, dalawang pilak ang nakuha ng PMMA Mariners, habang isang pilak at 11 tanso naman
ang naiahon ng CLSU Green Cobras.

Sa Men’s division, nakapag-ipon ng 11 ginto at isang tanso ang mga manlalangoy ng BulSU.
Sa 50m Butt erfl y division, naangkin ni Gold Gear Raygin Clavio ang unang pwesto na sinundan nina
Jonard Cabading ng CLSU at Louie Marti n Cesdoiro ng BPSU.

Para naman sa 400m Freestyle, muling nanguna ang pambato ng BulSU na si Clavio. Pinangalawahan
at pinangatluhan siya ng dalawang atleta ng BPSU na sina Leo Delos Reyes at Rommel
Diaz.

Dalawang korona ang agad na nahuli ni Gold Gear Danilo Mauricio sa 50m at 100m Breaststrokes
events. Sa unang event, nakapilak si Diones Ballon II ng PMMA habang nakatanso naman si Cesdoiro ng BPSU. Sa pangalawang event, pumangalawa kay Mauricio si Cesdoiro at pumangatlo naman si Kevin Bagain ng TSU.

Tripleng tagumpay ang iniuwi ng kapwa Gold Gear na si Arwin Santi ago sa 100m at 200m Backstroke,
at sa 100m Freestyle events. Sa 100m Backstroke event, nakuha ni John Sebasti an Simon ng TSU ang ikalawang pedestal habang sumabit sa ikatlo si Nemesio Timoteo ng CLSU.

Sa ikalawang event, pinilit makahabol ni Simon ng TSU sa kampeon na si Santi ago ngunit bigo siyang nalagay sa ikalawang posisyon lamang. Samantala, si Delos Reyes naman ng BPSU ang pumangatlo. Muling nakapilak si Ballon II ng PMMA sa 100m Freestyle habang kabuntot niya si Rendrew Romeo Reyes ng BulSU.

Sa 4x100m Medley Relay, kinamada ng BulSU ang Men’s at Women’s division kung saan walang
nagawa ang BPSU at CLSU na nagkasya na lang sa ikalawa at ikatlong pwesto sa Men’s. Para naman
sa Women’s, naiuwi ng BPSU at TSU ang pilak at tansong premyo.

Sa kabilang banda, sa Women’s division, nakapag-ambag ng 10 ginto, isang pilak, at tatlong
tanso ang mga manlalaro ng BulSU sa tagumpay ng delegasyon.

Sa 50m Butt erfl y at 400m Freestyle, hindi binigo ni Gold Gear Ma. Michelle Ann Godoy ang ekspektasyon ng madla matapos siyang tanghaling kampeon sa parehong dibisyon. Sa una, pumangalawa at pumangatlo sa kanya ang mga pambato ng TSU at CLSU na sina Osminiane Gabrielle Hipolito at Christnell Tulla.

Sa ikalawang laro, isang BulSUan din ang nakasungkit ng pilak sa katauhan ni Suma Tamadonni
na hinabol ngunit nabigong si Eriel May Bandoog ng CLSU.

Parang inulit naman ni Gold Gear Mary Krystel Bernardo ang kapalaran ng kanyang partner na
si Mauricio sa 50m at 100m Breaststroke events.

Si Clea Donna Portes ng TSU ang nakabingwit ng pilak sa 50m Breaststroke habang si Gold Gear
Stephanie Orlino naman ang nagkamit ng tanso.

Sa 100m Breaststroke, sinundan si Bernando ng kapwa BulSUan na si Orlino habang humimpil na lang sa
ikatlong ranggo ang manlalangoy ng BPSU na si Ronalyn Manalo.

Tinuhog pareho ni Gold Gear Zsarra Marie Alvarado ang karangalan para sa 100m at 200m Backstroke
events. Napag-iwanan sa ikalawa at ikatlong pwesto sina Mary Joy Caretero ng BulSU at Lorelyn
Dela Cruz ng BPSU. Sa ikalawang dibisyon, nagkapalit lang ng posisyon sina Caretero at Dela Cruz.
Samantala, nakasingit naman si TSU Firefox Dominique Gabrielle Hipolito sa 100m Freestyle.
Sumunod sa kanya bilang ikalawa at ikatlong panalo sina Gold Gears Dorothy Joy Taguinin at Marie Nicole Belarmino.

(Note: Ang artikulong ito ay hango mula sa espesyal na edisyon ng Pacesetter, ang opisal na pahayag ng BulSU na may petsang Disyembre 15, 2010. Ang nasabing edisyon ay dedicated sa cioverage ng SCUAA III Olympics kung saan ang host ay ang BulSU. Ang palaro ay binuksan noong Linggo, Disyembre 12, at matatapos sa Disyembre 17.)
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[zeekrom]

University of Pangasinan
Arellano St., Dagupan City
One of the Leading Institutions in the North

Main Building

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[hugodiekonig]

Originally Posted by underoath

School of Design and Arts, De La Salle - College of Saint Benilde

The SDA campus is a fourteen-storey edifice that boasts state-of-the-art architectural design. The building has its own theater; contemporary art museum; laboratories for each of the design and arts programs; library; plus a four-storey parking lot. The building’s design features wide spaces for corridors which are meant to double as exhibit areas and tilted classroom walls to maximize the effect of sound.

Napanuod ko sa Lifestyle channel ang building na ito. Ang ganda! i admire the architect. Siya ang architect ng Philippine pavillion na nanalo sa world expo noong 2004 at 2008.

[jundem_dq63]

FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY
Dumaguete City

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By Mark Anthony Besario

[ken'koi]

UST PASKUHAN 2010
some highlights:
Parade
Up Dharma Down
Kamikazee
Sarah Geronimo
Izzy Mendoza and Shalala of TV5
Franco
Pupil
UST Singers
Ideal Thomasian Personality
Magic Show
Prayer for 400 years of existence
Other Thomasian Students
Fireworks Display

Some Photos:

[angelkirk89]

Central Philippine University Festival of Lights and Music- Iloilo City

[william :D]

SCUAA III Olympics 2010
(State Colleges and Universities Athlete Association Region III Olympics 2010)
hosted by: Bulacan State University

Aurora State College of Technology





























Bulacan Agricultural State College







Bataan Peninsula State University



















Bulacan State University













Central Luzon State University























Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University



















Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology





















Pampanga Agricultural College

















Philippine State College of Aeronautics













Philippine Merchant Marine Academy















Ramon Magsaysay Technological University

Tarlac College of Agriculture

Tarlac State University










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[hugodiekonig]

This is the center for the Sericulture (silkworm) industry in La Union. This institution also produces Bacnotan's supply of Honeybee




Banana Farm


Goat Farm




Administration Building


Central Administration Building


Library

[hugodiekonig]

Central Administration Building Ceiling


At the Goat Farm


Banana Screen House


DMMMSU NLUC is the Research Center for the Banana industry in La Union

[BSATwinTowers]

Photo credit: Edward Padama Studio and Photography

Arellano University is private university located in Manila named after Cayetano Arellano, the first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines. It is one of the leading and well-known university within the city and has seven campuses around Luzon. The university is composed of several autonomous colleges, schools and institutes, each conferring undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate degrees, and the basic education units. The athletic teams are the Arellano Chiefs, members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the National Capital Region Athletic Association.

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University of Pangasinan
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University of Pangasinan
PHINMA Education Network
Pamantasan ng Pangasinan
Motto Patria, Scientia, Virtus
Motto in English Fatherland, Science, Virtue
Established 1925
Type Private
Chancellor Catalino P. Rivera, Ph.D.
President Chito B. Salazar, Ph. D.
Students 6,500
Location Dagupan City, Philippines
Campus Urban
Colors Green and Gold
Nickname UPang Flames
Affiliations UCAP
Website www.up.phinma.edu.ph

The University of Pangasinan is the first and oldest private university north of Manila, Philippines. It is located in the province of Pangasinan. It is a member of the PHINMA Education Network.

The University of Pangasinan is located at the heart of the City of Dagupan which is the commercial center of Pangasinan. Its campus, where the main buildings are erected, lies along Arellano Street. Located in the commercial city as Dagupan, the University has the opportunity to serve students from the farming, fishing, and industrial areas of the province as well as from the entire Ilocos Region. The University of Pangasinan is offering practically all undergraduate and graduate courses which Metro Manila universities are offering. It has a staff of about three hundred faculty members and employees.

Contents [hide]
1 History
1.1 Dagupan Institute
1.2 Dagupan Junior College
1.3 Dagupan Colleges
1.4 University Status
2 Course Offerings
2.1 College of Nursing
2.2 College of Physical Therapy
2.3 College of Medical Technology
2.4 College of Engineering
2.5 College of Architecture
2.6 College of Business and Accountany
2.7 College of Information and Computer Studies
2.8 College of Education
2.9 College of Liberal Arts
2.10 College of Law
2.11 School of Graduate Studies
2.12 Short Courses
2.13 Primary and Secondary Education
2.14 Soon to be offered
3 Sister Schools
4 References
5 External links

[edit] History
[edit] Dagupan Institute
The University of Pangasinan started operation in 1925 as the Dagupan Institute. It was founded by the late Dean Francisco Benitez of the University of the Philippines, who became the chairman of the Board of Directors; the late Dr. Apolinario delos Santos, then President of the University of Manila; the late Dr. Mariano delos Santos, then Dean of the University of Manila; Dr. Sylvestre Pascual; and the late Dr. Blas F. Rayos, then Dean of the College of Education of the University of Manila. Dr. Rayos became the President of the school and headed it for 45 years until 1975 when he died and was succeeded by his son, George O. Rayos, who sat as president of the institution until 1987.

The Dagupan Institute was officially opened with elementary, secondary and vocational courses as initial offerings. In 1937, the College of Liberal Arts was established with the late President Blas F. Rayos Sr. as its first Dean.

[edit] Dagupan Junior College
In 1941, the school was renamed the Dagupan Junior College. Its operation was interrupted by the outbreak of World War II in December of that year. It resumed operation in 1945 immediately after the war. Four courses were added to its offering soon after. These were (1) Civil Engineering, (2) Architecture, (3) Graduate School, and (4) Secretarial Science. Shortly thereafter, additional courses were offered such as Secondary Education, Law, Home Economics, Nursing, and Commerce, with major in Accounting, Management, Banking and Finance, and Economics.

[edit] Dagupan Colleges
In 1950, the school assumed the name Dagupan Colleges and the Graduate School enriched its offerings with the addition of courses leading to the degrees of Master of Arts in Philosophy and Master of Science in Business Administration. Aware of the need to maintain a remarkable performance in the board examinations, particularly for Nursing graduates, the school started to offer a review class in Nursing in 1954. Eventually, review classes in Accounting, Civil Engineering and Law were offered. The year 1959 saw further expansion of curricular offerings with the opening of courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition, and Bachelor of Science in Journalism.

Within the next decade following were done: the organization of Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NROTC) and the Naval Women's Auxiliary Corps in 1960, and the offering of the Sanitary Engineering course in 1965.

[edit] University Status
On July 3, 1968, the college was converted into a university by virtue of the University Charter granted by the Department of Education. Thereforth, the school operated as the University of Pangasinan.

In 2009, it became a member of the PHINMA Education Network.

[edit] Course Offerings
[edit] College of Nursing
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
[edit] College of Physical Therapy
Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy
[edit] College of Medical Technology
Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science
[edit] College of Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering
[edit] College of Architecture
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
[edit] College of Business and Accountany
Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management
Bachelor of Science in Management Accounting
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Major in:
Human Resource Development Management
Business Economics
Financial Management
Operations Management
Marketing Management
[edit] College of Information and Computer Studies
Bachelor of Science in Information Management
Bachelor of Science in Information System
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
Associate in Computer Technology
[edit] College of Education
Bachelor of Elementary Education
Bachelor of Secondary Education
Major in:
English
Filipino
General Science
Mathematics
[edit] College of Liberal Arts
Bachelor of Arts
Major in:
Mass Communications
Political Science
[edit] College of Law
Bachelor of Laws
[edit] School of Graduate Studies
Master of Arts in Education Major in School Administration and Supervision
Master of Arts in Education Major in College Teaching
Master of Arts Major in Filipino
Master of Science in Management Engineering
Master in Business Administration
[edit] Short Courses
Associate in Computer Technology
Certificate in Building Technology
Medical Assistant Course
Midwifery
[edit] Primary and Secondary Education
University of Pangasinan Elementary School
University of Pangasinan High School
[edit] Soon to be offered
Bachelor of Science in Criminology
June 2010

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SCUAA 2010 was held at the Bicol University , Legazpi City Campus

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BICOL UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES:
BU POLANGUI CAMPUS
BU TABACO CITY CAMPUS
BU GUINOBATAN CAMPUS
BU DARAGA CAMPUS
BU MAIN CAMPUS, LEGAZPI CITY
BU EMS BARRIO CAMPUS
BU GUBAT, SORSOGON CAMPUS

TOTAL POPULATION:
22 THOUSAND-STUDENTS, TEACHING & NON TEACHING PERSONNEL

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AQUINAS UNIVERSITY, Legazpi City
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BU, College of Agriculture & Forestry
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BICOL COLLEGE
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DIVINE WORD COLLEGE OF LEGAZPI