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Friday, July 18, 2014
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
USPF emphasizes Alumni Tracking
The University lives on her commitment to offer quality education. One of her mechanisms for quality measures is accreditation. Colleges and Departments of the University are set for re-accreditation this September 2014. In this respect, one of the main criteria for consideration is to look into how the USPian alumni are doing.
Additionally, in the July 2014 USPF-CENTRE Seminar-Workshop on Research Thrusts, Themes & Agenda, one of the most salient research directions is on graduate alumni tracking. The directive comes from the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) National Higher Education Research Agenda-2 (NHERA) of 2009-2018.
In effect, a call for USPian participation in the institutional Alumni Tracer for Tertiary Level Programs of Class Years 2000 to 2010 is posted. It circulates information and encourages assistance in tracking down fellow USPian alumni who finished one or two of 23 PROGRAMS: 01. AB English; 02. AB Political Science; 03. AB Psychology; 04. AB Music; 05. BS Social Work; 06. Bachelor in Elementary Education; 07. BS Secondary Education; 08. BS Pharmacy; 09. BS Commerce; 10. BS Accountancy; 11. BS Civil Engineering; 12. BS Mechanical Engineering; 13. BS Electronics Engineering; 14. BS Geodetic Engineering; 15. BS Electrical Engineering; 16. BS Architecture; 17. BS Computer Science; 18. BS Information Technology; 19. BS Nursing; 20. Bachelor of Laws; 21. Master of Science in Social Work; 22. Master of Arts in Education; and, 23. Doctor of Education.
Furthermore, another call for participation is posted. It is also an institutional research geared towards tracking down USPian alumni who finished High School either at the Mabini campus or at the Lahug campus from class years 1950 to 2013.
In this regard, the USPF Office of Alumni Relations taps on your strong USPian volition to assist your Alma Mater's research endeavors, including the ALUMNI TRACER. Granting you are one of the concerned respondents of the call, kindly access and fill out the ONLINE ALUMNI TRACER forms especially designed for you:
A. ONLINE USPF TERTIARY LEVEL ALUMNI TRACER FORM: This form can be accessed at http://uspfalumnitracer.blogspot.com/2014/07/uspf.tertiarylevelalumnitracer.html or at the direct link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XsXTU1wc5jcbjpulVGux6ANOsyC9Kax5mrXCtejRCU8.
An alternative document can be downloaded, printed, filled out, and then emailed touspfalumnirelations@gmail.com or faxed at (032) 414.7773. Kindly access the PDF file here https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B23cpUuzPhQnT1RRV0RQQ1hWWlU
B. ONLINE USPF HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI TRACER FORM: This form can be accessed at http://uspfalumnitracer.blogspot.com/2014/07/uspf.hsalumnitracer.html or at the direct link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1X6C3lnpFHNwmyB74mMGfsFbEeOg2C-aRhNMBFLsgIgU
An alternative document can be downloaded, printed, filled out, and then emailed to uspfalumnirelations@gmail.com or faxed at (032) 414.7773. Kindly access the PDF file here https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B23cpUuzPhQnU3ZKSGphR09uU1E
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Thank you for actively involving in the University's research thrust and for enthusiastically participating in tracking down your soul brothers and sisters who are in the different regions of the world. Cheers!
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Sunday, July 13, 2014
USPF-OAR calls for Participation in the Institutional Alumni Tracer
The University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) Office of Alumni Relations (OAR) calls for USPian alumni participation in the institutional alumni tracer. The Office administers alumni tracking of high school, college, graduate and post graduate USPians with the following online links:
This form is for the graduates
of classes 2000 to 2010
from the University’s twenty (20)
programs, including: AB English, AB Political Science, AB Psychology, AB
Music, BS Social Work, BS Secondary Education, BS Pharmacy, BS Commerce, BS
Accountancy, BS Civil Engineering, BS Mechanical Engineering, BS Electronics
Engineering, BS Geodetic Engineering, BS Electrical Engineering, BS
Architecture, BS Computer Science, BS Nursing, Bachelor of Laws, Master of Arts
in Education, and Doctor of Education. The deadline for submission of this tracer is on October 31, 2014.
This form is for the high school graduates of both Mabini and Lahug campuses from classes 1950 to 2013. The deadline for submission of this tracer is on November 15, 2014.
For related information and special calls for alumni tracer participation, visit the USPF Alumni Tracer website at http://uspfalumnitracer.blogspot.com.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
USPF vice president reports University’s financial agenda
USPF vice president comptroller Mr. Geronimo Sta. Ana discussed at the July 8, 2014 General Assembly the University’s financial agenda for the Academic Year 2014-2015. He detailed four financial agenda.
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| General Assembly 2014 invite designed by IMO |
Additionally, vice president comptroller explained
the upgrading of computers and internet sources of both Mabini and Lahug
campuses in agenda two and three.
He detailed that P7.5 million is allocated for Computer
Upgrading and P1.7 million is apportioned for Internet Source Upgrading.
Lastly, VP Sta. Ana informed in agendum four that a New Dormitory will soon rise near the Jereza Ancestral
House in Lahug. The New Dormitory will be ready for occupancy by the second
semester of 2014-2015. It will house 34 rooms with 2 persons for 2 beds inclusive
of mattress & pillows per room, and an air-conditioned room with a private wash
room.
The General Assembly is an annual friendly dialogue and acquaintance among the USPF Board of Trustees, University Council, faculty, staff and students held at the Theater for the Performing Arts, USPF Lahug campus. It is organized by the USPF Human Resources Management Department (HRMD).
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
BOT vice-chairperson delivers welcome remarks at USPF 65th Charter Day
USP
PREPARING FOR 2015
Mrs. Teresita Villa-Ponce
Vice-chairperson, USPF Board of Trustees
The story of the
University of Southern Philippines is a story of a love affair between a man
and his vision; between a dreamer and his dreams.
Today we celebrate the
65th year of the Charter of the University. In 1949, the forerunner of the University –
then known as the Southern College - was granted the university status by the
Department of Education. It was part of
the vision of the founder of this school, the late Agustin Jereza, that this
school is meant for a higher purpose; that this school should nurture the young
and open for them greater opportunities to grow. That it has become a university was a
singular honor that he had aspired for.
It was a compelling goal of the founder that it should become a hub for the
education of the young and in so doing, be a more active, relevant and
meaningful contributor to the development of society and the country as a
whole.
We have grown in the
number of curricular offerings and programs; we have raised the competencies of
our faculty. We have the wherewithal to claim our rightful place in the
community of educational institutions. We, as a university, have lived true to
our commitment to quench our students’ “thirst for knowledge and quest for
truth…”. For what is a university if not
to liberate a person from the prison of ignorance and transform him to into a
valuable and productive member of society.
Today, new challenges
face the University. So it stands poised
as it flexes its institutional arsenal of academic programs, of management and
faculty competencies, facilities, and most of all, its institutional spirit of
foresight, dynamism and growth in order to meet the challenges ahead. The ASEAN Economic Community in 2015 is just
around the corner. How have we prepared
for this? Have we adapted a global
mindset and have we contextualized our paradigms as educators beyond the
classroom to the larger reality in a world that has become borderless and a
world whose technological advancements have grown faster than the human mind
can comprehend? How have we prepared for
the short term setback for our colleges lacking in enrollment when the reality
of the effects of K to 12 have set in?
We will hear today the
report of our dear Dr. Cabatingan on the University’s scorecard for the past
year and the plans for the coming months and years. It is worthwhile that we are abreast with
internal developments but more specially so with what is happening around us - our
immediate community, our country, our region, our world.
Our 65 years as a
University is indeed something to be proud of.
The richness of our history as a university can only be as meaningful
and significant as our ability to respond to the challenges we face and make a
difference.
Let me go back to where
I started - to the love story of the man carving his vision; the dreamer
pursuing his dream. Through his
creativity and innovativeness, coupled with grit and determination, the man,
Agustin Jereza, gave us this
University. Together, under our helm, we
should give this University a lasting future.
WE CAN DO NO LESS.
I welcome you to the 65th
Charter Day Celebration of the University of Southern Philippines and join me
in thanking God for the opportunity He has given USP to serve the youth.
Welcome Remarks
USP 65th Charter Day Celebration
July 8, 2014
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