All female faculty and staff are invited to the Meditation for Women on August 26 (Tuesday) from 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm at the ALB Oratory.
This 30-minute monthly meditation offers a meaningful pause from the day to reflect, pray, and listen to a short spiritual talk that can guide and inspire.
Immediately after the meditation, a merienda get-together will be held at the Executive Café.
To register for the activities, click here.
For inquiries, please contact Ms. Zoila Pilola at [email protected].
The School of Management is in need of a Program Officer for the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Program.
Interested internal applicants may contact Ami Allarde at [email protected] for details regarding the vacancy and the application process.
Please note that while the University has implemented a freeze on external hiring, internal hiring remains open to support staff development, optimize existing talent, and maintain operational stability. All internal applications and movements will be closely coordinated with unit heads and/or Operations Committees to prevent critical vacancies and ensure alignment with the University’s strategic and operational goals.
The deadline for applications is August 6, 2025 (Wednesday).
All female faculty and staff are invited to the Meditation for Women on August 12 (Tuesday) from 3:30 pm to 4:00 pm at the ALB Oratory.
This 30-minute monthly meditation offers a meaningful pause from the day to reflect, pray, and listen to a short spiritual talk that can guide and inspire. The meditation will be led by Fr. Alfred Cruz.
Immediately after the meditation, a merienda get-together will be held at the Executive Café.
To register for the activities, click here. For inquiries, please contact Ms. Zoila Pilola at [email protected].
The following dates have been declared regular holidays for the month of June 2025:
June 6 (Friday)
Eid al-Adha
Regular Holiday
June 12 (Thursday)
Independence Day
Regular Holiday
June 26 (Thursday)
UA&P Holiday - Charter Day
Work until 12 noon only
The Human Resource Management, in collaboration with the Department of Philosophy of the College of Arts and Sciences, will offer Philosophy Classes on Special Ethics for faculty and staff beginning June 11 (Wednesday).
This series is a formative opportunity to deepen one's intellectual and moral understanding of the human person, of work, and of society through the lens of philosophical reflection. The classes are designed to foster a richer integration of previous IDP modules into one's personal and professional life at the University.
The classes will be from 10:30 am to 12 noon on the following dates:
June 11
Diagnostic + Unity of life
Lecturer: Dr. Pia Garcia
Venue: ALB Case Room 1
June 18
Basis of good and evil (happiness + natural law + human dignity) / Sources of Morality
Lecturer: Dr. Guillermo Dionisio
Venue: ACB 401
June 25
Virtues and Common good
Lecturer: Ms. Celine Socrates
Venue: ALB Case Room 2
July 9
Doing your work well + creating a culture
Lecturer: TBD
Venue: ALB Case Room 2
July 16
Societal problems + human solutions, Part I
Lecturer: TBD
Venue: ALB Case Room 2
July 23
Societal problems + human solutions, Part II
Lecturer: TBD
Venue: ALB Case Room 2
This program offering on Special Ethics is part of Cycle 4: Philosophy Classes of the Institutional Development Program (IDP). Faculty and staff who have coursed through IDP Cycle I: Corporate Philosophy Series and IDP Cycle II: Christian Doctrine Series are highly encouraged to attend the classes. Employees who have previously taken the course may attend for a refresher.
To register for the program, click here.
Employees who wish to take IDP Cycles I and II asynchronously online may click here and here.
Please note too that completion of IDP Cycle 4 is one of the criteria considered in the promotion of faculty members.
Please contact Ms. Zoila Pilola of HRM at [email protected] for inquiries.