Physicians Licensure Examination

April 2024

UST Passing Rate: 84.85%

National Passing Rate: 

Edison Yu Ong

2nd – 89.08%

Vergel Jigs Bugua Enriquez

6th – 87.67%

Eryll Paolo Moslares Alea

8th – 87.08%

Civil Engineers Licensure Examination

April 2024

UST Passing Rate: 

National Passing Rate: 

Jonas Aldrin Wong Abad

5th – 92.95%

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International Organization for Health Sports, and Kinesiology (IOHSK)

Delegates from the IOHSK, led by their Chief Executive Officer Dr. Hosung So (front row, third from left), with Prof. Jerome Porto, DPd (front row, fourth from left), Office of Public Affairs Director Ms. Michaella Lagniton and Assistant to the Director for Publication Ms. Katherine Patrice Sibug on April 4, 2024.

International Student Broadcasting Championship (ISBC) 

(From left:) Tiger Media Network Business Manager Mr. Earl Pantoja, OPA Writer Ms. Christie Elise Cruz, OPA Director Ms. Michaella Lagniton, Southern Cross Austereo Video Producer Mr. Marcel Marais, Ramp Media Agency Managing Directors Ms. Annwen Burrows and Mr. Phillip Vinciullo on April 12, 2024

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UST SHS Principal Assoc. Prof. Mary Erika N. Bola帽os, Ph.D., UST Rector Very Rev. Fr. Richard G. Ang, O.P., Hon. Vilma Santos-Recto, National Artist Ricky Lee, and SHS Regent Rev. Fr. Ermito de Sagon, O.P. on April 15, 2024

USTH 鈥淣erve and Muscle Electrodiagnosis鈥� postgraduate course speakers

(Front row, from left:) USTH AMRC Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Chair and Research Center for the Health Sciences Supervisor Prof. Consuelo G. Suarez, MD, Ph.D., the USTH Electrodiagnostics Section Head Dr. Stephanie Javier, renowned physiatrist Dr. Jeffrey A. Strakowski, SMARTMD Center for Non-surgical and Regenerative Therapies Medical Director/CEO Dr. Jeimylo De Castro, USTH Training Officer Dr. Jan-Tyrone Cabrera and residents from the USTH Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation on April 19, 2024.

Kamphaeng Phet Rajabhat University

Seventeen students and academic staff from the Kamphaeng Phet Rajabhat University, led by School of Humanities and Social Sciences Dean Dr. Kamonwat Phuwuchit and School Director Dr. Aekwinit Mangana, visited the UST College of Education for an international student academic and cultural interaction from April 19 to May 4. OPA Director Ms. Michaella Lagniton welcomed them and led the campus tour.

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The 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Museum held the 2024 UST Annual Inter-School On-the-Spot Painting Competition (OTSPC) and Exhibition on April 26, 2024 at the UST Benavides Garden. The UST OTSPC is the University’s long-standing tradition of providing young artists with an avenue to showcase their talents in the visual arts.

This year鈥檚 OTSPC had the theme: 鈥淢y Place, My Haven.鈥�  The theme resonates with the daily challenges faced by everyone. It speaks about the force that drives people to seek a place where one can find peace, comfort, happiness, and quietness. Participants were challenged to use their painting skills to illustrate their vision of a space that brings them an experience of jovial peace, where they attain a relaxed, quiet atmosphere.

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National Artist of the Philippines for Film and Broadcast Arts, Ricardo 鈥淩icky鈥� Lee, graced the event as the memorial lecturer where he spoke about the transcending role of a writer then and now. As part of the event, the on-the-spot essay writing competition saw 30 senior high school students from different Catholic institutions who competed in both English and Filipino categories. 

The contestants developed their personals essays based on the topic 鈥�#samedt: Gen Z voice in National Identity and Nation Building鈥�. The entries were judged by Dr. John Jack Wigley, Dr. Jennifer Rebecca Ortuoste, Dr. Veronico Tarrayo, Mr. Mark Angeles, Dr. Wennielyn Fajilan, and Mr. Maynard Manansala. 

Winning entries were announced after the lecture of Mr. Ricky Lee. 

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The seminar-workshop was facilitated by CCCPET headed by its Director, Assoc. Prof. Eric B. Zerrudo, CCCPET support staff Ms. Beverly Bautista, Ar. John Carlo Sayco, Assistant Director of the UST Museum, and Mr. Raphael Emmanuelle Kalaw, Faculty Secretary of UST College of Fine Arts and Design. Apart from lectures given to orient the participants on movable heritage documentation, the Center also developed a movable inventory form and movable heritage documentation template specifically for the Carigara Museum.

The seminar-workshop is the first step towards developing a well-curated exhibit with the end goal of creating an established town museum showcasing the town’s history and heritage. 

Mayor Edgardo T. Ong’s presence graced the seminar workshop by welcoming the facilitators and participants of the seminar workshop. 

Regional Director Karen Tiopes, during her closing remarks, emphasized the importance of the town’s museum and its development for the benefit of the next generations of Kalgaran-ons and the role of the Department of Tourism in sustaining this history and heritage. Carigara Mayor Eduardo T. Ong, Jr. was also present during the event. 

The seminar-workshop is part of the Local Government of Carigara鈥檚 program that aims to develop a conservation management plan for the Carigara Old Municipal Building, cultural heritage mapping of the town, and town museum development project

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Seven choral groups enchanted the audience with Filipino and European songs, with Los Cantantes de Manila emerging victorious with the EU-PH Cultural Award after showcasing the traditional Visayan song 鈥淩osas Pandan鈥� and the German chorale song 鈥淧etrus鈥�, a reflection piece surrounding the biblical Peter, with their conductor Mr. Darwin Vargas while the Ambassador鈥檚 Choice Award went to Minstrels Rhythm of Hope, Inc.鈥檚 performance of the Ilocano folk song 鈥淧amulinawen鈥�, and the choral masterpiece by Franz Biebl titled 鈥淎ve Maria鈥� under the baton of Mr. Anthony Go Villanueva. 

Aside from celebrating 60 years of EU-PH relations, this cultural event was also part of the roster of programs celebrating the 413th anniversary of the 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 in April.

鈥淭hrough this celebration, we aim to showcase the vibrant cultural heritage and musical diversity at the core of both identities of the European Union and the Philippines,鈥� said UST Secretary-General Rev. Fr. Louie R. Coronel, O.P., EHL.

H.E. Luc V茅ron, Ambassador of the European Union to the Philippines, shared that the event 鈥渃elebrates deep musical linkages between our regions and the importance of multilingualism in safeguarding our unique cultural identity and heritage. Music transcends language barriers, uniting us all.鈥�

Performers included Himig Rose帽a, with their conductor Ms. Jarzinha B. Ines, who sang their rendition of Ben&Ben鈥檚 鈥淪abel鈥� and the Finnish song 鈥淜uka Nukkuu Tuutussasi鈥� (Who is sleeping in thy cradle?) while UST Chorus of Arts and Letters, with their conductor Mr. Nathaniel Morada, presented the Ibaloi folk song 鈥�Salidummay鈥� and the popular farm song of Basque Country, Spain, 鈥�Segalariak鈥� (The Reapers).

St. Scholastica鈥檚 Academy Marikina Glee Club and their conductor Mr. Danilo Monte, Jr., performed the Cebuano version of the Lord鈥檚 Prayer, 鈥淎mahan Namo鈥� and the German madrigal 鈥�Wohlaf, ihr g盲ste鈥� (Well Then, Good Guests), the Wesleyan University Philippines Chamber Singers presented Ryan Cayabyab鈥檚 鈥淪aan Ka Man Naroroon鈥� and Domenico Mondugno鈥檚 classic Italian song 鈥�Volare鈥� (To fly) conducted by Mr. Nathanael Arnel de Pano, and Rizal Technological University鈥檚 Himig Rizalia sang the Cordilleran folk song 鈥�Chua-ay鈥� and a choral song and love story from Basque Country, Spain titled 鈥�Izar Ederrak鈥� (Beautiful Star).

Witnessing the captivating performances were the NCCA Secretary Hon. Victorino Manalo, DFA Undersecretary Hon. Eduardo De Vega, and EU Delegation to the Philippines Head of Cooperation Mr. Christoph Wagner.

The competition鈥檚 panel of adjudicators included the founder and conductor of the 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Singers, Prof. Fidel G. Galalang Jr.; the founder and conductor of the UP Singing Ambassadors from the University of the Philippines, Dr. Ed Manguiat; a board member of the Philippine Choral Directors Association, Mrs. Anna Tabita Abeleda-Piquero; and singer, songwriter, and artist Ms. Eunice Gatdula, also known as Huhsmile.

The 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Singers, two-time winner of the Choir of the World Grand Prize – Luciano Pavarotti Trophy, graced the event with a special intermission led by maestro Fidel Calalang, Jr. 

– H.E. Luc V茅ron, Ambassador of the European Union to the Philippines

– 老澳门六合彩开奖记录 Singers founder Prof. Fidel G. Galalang Jr.; UP Singing Ambassadors conductor Dr. Ed Manguiat; Philippine Choral Directors Association board member Mrs. Anna Tabita Abeleda-Piquero; and singer, songwriter, and artist Ms. Eunice Gatdula serve as the adjudicators.

Ambassador V茅ron and Fr. Coronel present the EU-PH Cultural Award to Los Cantates de Manila and their conductor Mr .Darwin Vargas

The Minstrels Rhythm of Hope, Inc. and conductor Mr. Anthony Go Villanueva receive the Ambassador鈥檚 Choice Award from H.E. Luc V茅ron and Fr. Coronel.

– The participating choirs with the adjudicators, Fr. Coronel, and the EU Ambassador H.E. Luc V茅ron

A special intermission performance by the UST Singers 

– Himig Rose帽a

Chorus of Arts and Letters 

St. Scholastica鈥檚 Academy Marikina Glee Club 

Wesleyan University Philippines Chamber Singers 

Rizal Technological University鈥檚 Himig Rizalia 

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The group was led by Gaudencio Luis N. Serrano, LPT, PhD, Supervising Education Program Specialist under the Bureau of Learning Delivery of the Department of Education (DepEd) Central Office.

Serrano explained the Instructional Design Framework of MATATAG Curriculum, following Republic Act No. 10533 or the Enhanced Education Act of 2013.

Rosette V. Comiso-Gallo, LPT, MA, Supervising Education Program Specialist under the Bureau of Curriculum Development of DepEd Central Office, talked about 鈥淒ayakronikong Tala sa Paghulma ng MATATAG Filipino Kurikulum.鈥�

She later revealed that teachers from the Filipino Department were part of the consultation phase of the Curriculum Guide for Grade 1-10. Prof. Roberto Ampil, PhD was a consultant for the Learning Area Shaping Paper, while Asst. Prof. Amur Asuncion, EdD was a consultant for Key Stage 3, covering Grade 7 to 10.

Dinalene Casta帽ar-Babac, LPT, MAT, Subject Area Supervisor of Junior High School Filipino at Miriam College and validator of the Curriculum Guide for Key Stage 1 to 3, presented the Standards for Key Stage 1, covering Kinder to Grade 3, Key Stage 2, covering Grade 4 to 6, and Key Stage 6 as mentioned above.

She also discussed the changes made to the MATATAG Filipino curriculum. 

In her Opening Remarks, College of Education Dean Assoc. Prof. Pilar I. Romero, LPT, PhD said that she is optimistic that Filipino will be given importance, not just as a subject, but also as an expression of fervent love for language and nation.

College of Education Pedagogical Lead and Assistant Dean Asst. Prof. Louie B. Dasas, LPT, PhD queried if the road to the development of MATATAG Curriculum is also 鈥渕atagtag鈥� (bumpy).

The lecture-forum is part of the series of events and activities that led to the 98th Founding Anniversary Fortnight of the college, dubbed as 鈥�#EduGREATat98: Gratitude, Resilience, and Excellence Amidst Transitions.鈥� 

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The chosen theme 鈥淎ccompanying the Youth Toward Building Peace and Becoming Global Citizens鈥� led students to appreciate their identities and capacities to build peace through dialogue and communion.

A roundtable discussion in the morning led by UST Communications Bureau Director Philippe Jose S. Hernandez provided the framework for understanding 鈥淕lobal Diversity.鈥�

Jamila-Aisha P. Sanguila, a Salzburg Global Fellow, followed with a talk on 鈥淭he Call Toward Global Peace Through Dialogue and Communion.鈥�

The founder of 鈥淲omen Empowered to Act for Dialogue and Peace鈥� highlighted the role of dialogue in peacebuilding. Sanguila cited the efforts of 鈥淪ilsilah Movement鈥� in promoting a 鈥渃ulture of dialogue鈥� in Mindanao, southern Philippines.

Italian missionary and PIME Father Sebastiano D鈥橝mbra founded the movement when he came to the Philippines in 1977. 

Since 1850, the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions or PIME helped develop 鈥済enuine Catholic communities through interreligious dialogue and social justice.鈥�

The day-long Advocacy Conference also featured personal sharing on the challenges of being global Christians. Invited sharers were Edwin T. Valles, Advisory Board Member of Courage Philippines, and Maria Lea P. Dasigan, Campus Minister of Saint Pedro Poveda College.   

In the afternoon, UST Philosophy Professor Jove Jim S. Aguas gave an exposition titled 鈥淥n Being a Global Christian.鈥� 

Aguas said today, Christians are still being called to 鈥渇ollow the teachings of Christ and live a Christ-centered life.鈥� They must be 鈥渕orally responsible鈥� and 鈥渃ommitted to peace, solidarity, and the common good,鈥� he added.

CICM Father Earl Antoine Alan C. Cura followed with a talk on 鈥淕lobal Citizens in Dialogue and Communion.鈥� CICM or the Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary was founded in Belgium in 1862.

Fr. Cura cautioned young people on the current global economic model rooted in consumerism. He affirmed Pope Francis鈥� call for 鈥渁ctive participation in renewing鈥� and ushering 鈥渁 new beginning鈥� to a globalized world steeped in fear and indifference. 

The Advocacy Conference is the university鈥檚 response to Pope Francis鈥� call to 鈥渃hange through an educational process aimed at universal solidarity,鈥� said event chair and IR faculty member, Maria Cecilia Balajadia. The conference also echoes the ideals of SDG 16 of building peaceful, just, and strong institutions. 

She added that the conference 鈥渃hallenges global citizens to build a world where peace reigns not as mere ideal but as a lived experience.鈥�

The IR-led event was co-organized by the UST-Simbahayan Community Development Office.

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The webinar delved into the core concepts of attachment theory, highlighting its significance in shaping human relationships and mental well-being. Harwood’s expertise in attachment theory was highlighted as she discussed the intricate nuances of attachment patterns and offered invaluable insights on assessing these patterns effectively. One of the key takeaways was her emphasis on attachment as a fundamental human instinct, driving individuals to form and nurture close caregiving relationships.

The discussion transcended theories as she also shed light on practical tools and interventions used in clinical therapy settings and how people can relate to others around them. This bridging of theory and practice resonated well with the diverse audience. 

The highlight of the webinar was the open forum, where participants engaged in thought-provoking discussions on attachment’s intersection with culture, societal practices, and norms.

The event contributed to academic discourse and catalyzed the fostering of healthier relationships and the promotion of mental well-being in today’s interconnected world.

The program was made possible through Ms. Ayessa Adrian Maderal, GS Guidance and Counseling student who is an associate of Harwood.

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This cooperation underscores the growing recognition within the art conservation community of the need for multidisciplinary approaches to address the complex issues inherent in preserving cultural heritage. By merging the meticulous techniques of paint conservation with the analytical aspects of science, this partnership promises to unveil new strategies and solutions for safeguarding artistic treasures for future generations.

The joint efforts of Wachowiak and Santiago are expected to yield invaluable insights into the composition of historical pigments, the effects of environmental factors on artwork degradation, and innovative conservation techniques tailored to specific artistic mediums. This fusion of art and science exemplifies the power of interdisciplinary collaboration in confronting the multifaceted challenges of preserving humanity’s cultural heritage.

During Wachowiak鈥檚 visit to UST, he also provided special lectures to students from the College of Science, College of Fine Arts and Design, College of Architecture, and The Graduate School.  

On April 19, the second UST World Lenses: A Cross-cultural Dialogue with Students was held at the College of Architecture AVR, Beato Angelico Building. Esteemed officials from the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Manila headed by Ms. Anna Krzak-Danel, Counselor-Minister, Head of the Political and Economic Section graced the occasion with their presence.   Joining Anna are Mr. Bartek Wasiewski, Chief of the Foreign Trade Bureau in Manila, and Ms. Agnieszka Kowalczyk.  This event was through the collaborative efforts of the UST Office of Public Affairs and the Office of International Relations and Programs.

As the art world continues to grapple with the complexities of conservation in an ever-changing landscape, partnerships like this serve as beacons of hope, demonstrating that by uniting diverse fields of expertise, we can overcome obstacles and ensure that our artistic legacy endures for generations to come.

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