Re-appointment of Mr. Perry Fernand O. Reyes as SEC OpCom Secretary
We are pleased to announce the re-appointment of Mr. Perry Fernand O. Reyes as OpCom Secretary of the School of Economics (SEC), concurrent with his role as OpCom Secretary of the Research and Extension (R&E) Cluster.
Effective 1 March 2024, the SEC OpCom shall be composed of the following:
Dr. Peter L. U - Chair and Dean
Ms. Viory Yvonne T. Janeo - Vice Dean
Mr. Perry Fernand O. Reyes - OpCom Secretary
We enjoin the University community to continue supporting the SEC OpCom in their remaining plans for this academic year and direct all SEC OpCom-related matters to Mr. Perry at [email protected].
We thank Mr. Paul M. Argamosa for his service as SEC OpCom Secretary since 2022 and wish him the best as he focuses on completing his PhD studies.
Regular positions available at CSA, CCO and FDO
- Student Affairs Officer (Kultura)
- SwAN Officer (Part-time - Office of Guidance and Counseling)
- Student Affairs Assistant (Project-based - Office of Career Services)
- Creative Communications Officer
- Fund Development Officer (Marketing and Communications)
SED Quarterly Faculty Lecture Series
The School of Education and Human Development invites everyone to its Quarterly Faculty Lecture Series on March 20, 2024 from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm via Zoom.
With more than 20 years of experience in HR, Ms. Ellen Fullido shares her approach to embracing AI, where we will discover how having a strategic mindset can significantly improve business operations, employee growth and development, while impacting performance.
Interested participants may register via this link.
Registration is until March 19 or until slots are full. For inquiries, email [email protected]
CAS 35th Foundation Anniversary
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) will mark its 35th Foundation Anniversary on March 19 (Tuesday) with a Holy Mass at the Sancta Maria Stella Orientis (SMSO) Oratory at 12:05 pm.
March 19 is also the Solemnity of St. Joseph, the patron saint of CAS. *Saint Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei, considered Saint Joseph a teacher of interior life in that life of intense and humble work. "For he teaches us to know Jesus and share our life with him, and to realize that we are part of God's family. Saint Joseph "can teach us these lessons, because he is an ordinary man, a family man, a worker who earned his living by manual labor—all of which has great significance and is a source of happiness for us." The figure of Saint Joseph also speaks to us of the need to be always apostolic, for he knew how to turn his work into an opportunity to "make Jesus known."
CAS would like to thank everyone in the UA&P community for their support and cooperation through the years.
*Source: opusdei.org
CAS prof delivers keynote on heritage webinar
Dr. Laya Boquiren Gonzales, Chair of the Department of Arts of the College of Arts and Sciences, delivered the keynote lecture on the webinar entitled “Creativity in the University and Leadership: A Vision for an Empowered Tourism Community” held on February 29 at 10:00 am.
Dr. Gonzales talked about the role of the academe in mobilizing creativity in heritage sites to empower communities, who participated in the webinar via Zoom and Facebook Live.
The webinar, organized by the Department of Tourism Region III and the National Organization of the Association of Local Colleges and Universities, was conducted in celebration of National Arts Month with the theme "Bayang Malikhain."
