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End Poverty Campaign 2016

October 19, 2016, 11:24 pm
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The University accepted the invitation of The World Bank to join the month-long End Poverty Campaign that aims to raise awareness, build support and catalyze action to end extreme poverty by 2030 and create opportunity for all. This is World Bank’s support to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

USeP, through the Knowledge for Development Community and Mindanao Center for Policy Studies, units under the Research, Development andExtension Office, set up a – End Poverty wall where students and faculty posted their insights/ thoughts on how to end poverty or which particular projects or initiatives work to help end poverty. The University also participated in The End Poverty Day on October 17, the official UN Observance of Eradication of Poverty. The End Poverty Day event at the University happened at the Social Hall in USeP Obrero, Davao City Campus and it featured four (4) projects to help end poverty, namely: Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4 P’s); Poverty Alleviation in Davao Region as one of the Mindanao Rural Development Experiences; Social Development as Mines and Geosciences Bureau’s contribution to alleviate poverty; and Assessment, Capacity building and Rehabilitation of Selected Pablo Stricken Communities in Davao Region.

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USeP Faculty Members present papers; ink linkage during Vietnam conference

October 19, 2016, 11:25 pm
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Two faculty members from USeP College of Education presented papers during the 2nd International Conference of the Cultures and Languages in the interrelation among Southeast Asian countries organized by Tan Trao University in Hanoi, Vietnam on September 9, 2016.

Papers presented were co-authored by Dr. Edna H. Jalotjot with Wendelyn C. Bajador and Dr. Agnes Joana T. Yu with Marivic N. Neri. However, only Dr. Yu and Bajador attended the conference which was also participated in by educators in Australia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam.

On the second day of the conference, USeP and Tan Trao University inked partnership as evident in the Memorandum of Understanding signed by the respective presidents of the two universities, Dr. Nguyen Ba Duc of Tan Trao and Dr. Lourdes C. Generalao of USeP, who earlier signed the MOU that was brought by Dr. Agnes Joana T. Yu. The MOU is deemed another significant move in establishing linkages with ASEAN universities. (Yu/Bajador/Neri)

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USeP will be hosting the PASUC XI Culture and Arts Festival 2016 on November 13-15, 2016.

November 6, 2016, 10:19 pm
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USeP will be hosting the PASUC XI Culture and Arts Festival 2016 on November 13-15, 2016.

Every USePian is requested to show support and cooperation to make the event successful. Together, let us show to our colleagues and students in the Region that USeP is a community of scholars that truly values Unity, Stewardship, Excellence and Professionalism.

#USePian #BeFullyInformed

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Headlight journos win in nat’l media confab

November 17, 2016, 5:58 pm
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Campus journalists from The Collegiate Headlight won awards in the 10th National Media Conference organized by the School Press Advisers Movement (SPAM) Inc. and National Federation of Campus Journalists (NFCJ) with the theme “Exhibiting Gender Sensitivity through Ethical and Responsible Campus Journalism” on October 26-28 at Regent Hotel, Naga City.

The primary goal of the confab was to recognize the excellent services of campus journalists and their advisers, hone their skills, and to provide them with the recent trends in campus journalism.

Student journalists Alren John D. Dabon and Antonio Valentino B. Garcia II placed fifth in Lead Writing and News Editing, respectively.

“It was my first national press conference,” said Dabon, a Bachelor of Early Education student. “It was exciting to meet people around the Philippines and compete against them.”

The event also organized talks relating to this year’s theme which includes News Editing, Lead Writing, Sexual Orientation Gender Identification Expression (SOGIE), Opinion Writing, and Digital Photography, among others.

“I learned a lot from the speakers,” shares Garcia, a language major student of the university. “We have to be sensitive about people’s gender identification and report responsibly as campus journalists.”

Along with the media conference, the confab also hosted the 7th National Quiz Bee: Pambansang Pautakang Pampahayagan, 4th I-Dokumento, and 4th Inter-Cultural Exchange in which students of all year levels competed in.

Headlight’s Probe ranked 9th for the Campus Magazine of the Year. It also garnered the 4th Best Cover Design, 7th Best Photos, 8th Best Poem, and 9th for both Best Art/Illustration and Best Culture Page awards.

Over 500 participants from different universities and schools across the country attended the said event.

by Patrick M. Ariate

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Alren John D. Dabon ranks fifth in Lead Writing during the 10th National Media Conference in Naga City.

 

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Antonio Valentino B. Garcia II emerges as Top 5 in News Editing against other delegates from across the country.

 

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PROBE — The Collegiate Headlight’s Magazine release won awards during the confab as 9th Campus Magazine of the Year, 4th Best Cover Design, 7th Best Photos, 8th Best Poem, and 9th for both Best Art and Illustration and Best Culture Page awards.

 

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4 USeP grads rank 3rd, 9th,10th in geology board exams

November 18, 2016, 1:44 am
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The University of Southeastern Philippines, in its effort to become a premier university in the ASEAN region, once again proved its excellence in producing graduates who topped licensure examinations.

Following the February 2016 Geologist Licensure Examination wherein two USeP graduates notched the seventh (7th) and ninth (9th) places, this time, the November 2016 performance in the same examination turned out to be commendable, with four (4) USeP graduates making it to the top ten.

Ivan Jay D. Jumahali bagged the third place with a rating of 86 percent. Both in the ninth place, with a rating of 82.80 percent, were Ian Christopher P. Paalan and Bernadette M. Buladaco. Christine G. Acalista placed tenth with a rating of 82.60 percent.

USeP got an Overall Performance Rating of 54.11 percent (46 out of 85), way above the national passing rate of 47.85 percent. (SSBayang/USeP PIO)

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VACANCY

November 20, 2016, 9:25 pm
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USeP Faculty and Graduate Students Represent the Philippines in Korean Training Programs

November 28, 2016, 11:08 pm
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Four (4) participants from the University of Southeastern Philippines were selected to represent the country  in the Korea Development Institute (KDI) School of Public Policy and Global Development Learning Network (GDLN) training program on Public-Private Partnership. This was held at the KDI in Seoul, Korea from November 21-26, 2016.  The participants were the following: Dr. Juselyn P. Hiponia, faculty of the College of Education; Ms.  Lucille D. Galicha, student in the MS in Development Administration program of the College of Governance and Business (CGB), Dr. Charlita A. Escaño, Professorial Lecturer in the CGB’s Ph.D. program; and Ms.  Anelyn G. Binancilan, Senior Lecturer in the MSDA program. Last year, two faculty of the College of Education (Dr. Jean Bejano and Dr. Emmie Cabanlit) and one MSDA student (Sherwin B. Manual) were also selected by the KDI to participate in a two-week face-to-face training on Human Capital and Innovation Policies.

 The four were among the participants from the government, private and non-government sectors   in the blended learning course organized by the Mindanao Center for Policy Studies (MCPS) from June to October of 2016. MCPS was invited by the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization –Center for Innovative Education (SEAMEO-Innotech) to be its partner in implementing this course by serving as GDLN Learning Center for the Philippines. Videoconference sessions with KDI and other GDLN centers in Indonesia, Vietnam, China, Japan, Bangladesh, Nepal, etc. were held at the USeP’s Knowledge for Development Community (KDC). The course is a combination of Videoconferencing Seminars and Face-to-Face Learning to promote more flexible, interactive and sustainable knowledge sharing and experience exchange among thousands of peers and practitioners around the world.

This year’s GDLN Distance Learning Seminar Series is designed to explore the rapid economic growth of Korea and evaluate the effectiveness of Korea’s development strategies in two parts: 1) Infrastructure Development & Public-Private Partnership and 2) Sessions for Infrastructure Development.  Hiponia, et al. were selected by the KDI based on the quality  of their  final papers, reaction papers and qualifications. Airfare, accommodation, food   and allowances were paid for by the organizers.   (MCPS)

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EE RESEARCH CHAMPIONS

December 6, 2016, 1:22 am
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Electrical Engineering students from USEP Obrero namely Mr. Rapha Perez, Mr. Paul John Infante, Ms. Dibby Mae Brillas and Ms. Christine Babe Eyana were awarded as Grand Champion of the Student Research Contest entitled “Electro Magnetics Shielding of Recycled Aluminum Foil in Energy Reduction of Low Voltage Appliances” with their adviser Dr. Angel V. de Vera, Jr. during the 41st Annual National IIEE Convention held on November 23, 2016 at the SMX, Mall of Asia. The contest was participated by more than ten research entries coming from Electrical Engineering schools and universities across the Philippines.

 

These outputs are in line with the university missions of engaging in high impact research, not only for knowledge’s sake but also for its practical benefits to society, and promoting entrepreneurship and industry collaborations. (College of Engineering)

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USeP conducts Zumba Fun

December 12, 2016, 7:29 pm
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In line with the 38th Founding Anniversary Celebration of the University of Southeastern Philippines, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), as the host college, organized the Zumba Fun as an opening salvo of the weeklong festivity on December 11, 2016 at the USeP Gym.

Dr. Aniline S. Llega, CAS faculty/NSTP Coordinator and the Committee Chair of the Zumba Fun said that roughly more than 300 participants, which included faculty, staff and students, joined and enjoyed the activity.

The Zumba Fun was organized to promote healthy lifestyle and fitness within the USeP community. The organizers hoped that through the activity, all USePians will imbibe the importance of being and staying fit, active and lively to be able to accomplish the tasks at hand.

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USeP holds weeklong celebration of its 38th Founding Anniversary

December 13, 2016, 4:39 pm
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Revised Enrollment Schedule for 2nd SEMESTER A.Y 2016-2017

December 21, 2016, 4:08 pm
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CALL FOR APPLICATION: 2017 STUDY OF THE U.S. INSTITUTES

January 10, 2017, 5:28 pm
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The Commission on Higher Education hereby informs all concerned that the Public Affairs Section, Embassy of the United States, Manila is pleased to announce the fully-funded 2017 Study of the U.S. Institutes (SUSI) for Scholars and Secondary Educators.
 
SUSI will take place at various colleges, universities, and institutions throughout the United States over the course of six weeks beginning in or after June 2017. Each Institute includes a four-week academic residency component and up to two weeks of an integrated study tour. Ideal candidates for the program are highly-motivated and experienced mid-career scholars or professionals who have firm plans to enhance, update or develop courses and/or educational materials with a U.S. studies focus or component.
 
Program details and downloadable application forms are accessible at the website: https://exchanges.state.gov/ non-us/program/study-us- institutes. Deadline for submission of applications is on January 18, 2017. For inquiries, contact Ryan Louie Madrid at madridrg@state.gov or 301-2000 x2148, copy furnished, the International Affairs Staff (IAS), 2nd Floor, C. P. Garcia Ave., U.P. Campus, Diliman, Quezon City or email ias@ched.gov.ph.
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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: FIRST ASEAN UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCIL UNION CONFERENCE (JENESYS) IN JAPAN

January 15, 2017, 6:28 pm
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VACANCIES – STUDENT LABORS AT USeP OBRERO CAMPUS

January 24, 2017, 8:10 pm
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Special (Non-Working) Day on 28 January 2017

January 25, 2017, 11:40 pm
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(SPAMAST) is in immediate hiring of INSTRUCTOR 1.

February 2, 2017, 1:27 am
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USeP holds Fun Day for partners and VSRPs

February 3, 2017, 1:32 am
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As part of the Sagop Kinabuhi Program 2 (SKP2) activities and in partnership with the Archdiocesan Social Action Center (ASAC), the University of Southeastern Philippines organized and facilitated an activity dubbed as “Fun Day” held in Eden Nature Park and Resort, Toril, Davao City last January 27-28, 2017. The event was participated in by SKP2 partner agency representatives and 50 voluntary submission for reformation persons (VSRPs). The participants were housed for two days in Eden to build better camaraderie and ensure that VSRPs and partners working together in this program would be able to work harmoniously in the upcoming other activities.

 

SKP2 is considered as USeP’s share in the national government’s efforts towards addressing the socio-economic needs of the people who, after the Operation Tok-hang, have committed to change their lives for their families. The program partnered with 16 government and civil society organizations in Davao City and catered VSRPs  from the 11 barangays in Talomo District.

 

The program’s next steps would involve other activities that will take the VSRPs in various skills training of their choice. They can either opt to undertake trainings under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) or pursue high school education under the Alternative Learning System (ALS) of the Department of Education (DepEd).

 

During the Fun Day, one VSRP gave impression as follows: “Salamat USeP ug mga partners sa inyong kaayo. Sa pagdawat sa amo ug usab bisan pa sa mga sayup nga among nabuhat kaniadto. Lipay kaayo mi bisan pa nga gimingaw mi sa among pamilya. Nag-enjoy mi maayo sa mga dula ug sa tanan natung gipangbuhat dinhi sa duha ka adlaw. Hinaut pa unta nga naa pay mahitabo susama niini sa umaabut na panahon.”

By: Richard R. Day

 

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No class for Graduate School in Obrero Campus on February 11, 2017

February 7, 2017, 1:32 am
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Pursuant to the memorandum issued by the University President on the Suspension of Classes in Obrero Campus on February 8-11, 2017, in line with the university’s hosting of the 2017 International Youth Fellowship (IYF) World Camp, it is hereby clarified that classes of the Graduate School in Obrero Campus on February 11, 2017 are also suspended.

Please be guided.

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The Commission is still accepting proposals for the Action Research Grants for Solo HEI Faculty (Solo Grants)!

February 16, 2017, 1:38 am
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The Commission is still accepting proposals for the Action Research Grants for Solo HEI Faculty (Solo Grants)!

Interested HEI faculty with teaching loads in Senior High School may apply at online.chedk12.com

Please refer to CMO 9, s. 2016 for more information.

Deadline has been extended to March 13, 2017!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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USeP students top Mindanao IT Olympiad

February 20, 2017, 1:52 am
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The University of Southeastern Philippines Student teams (USeP Team A, USeP Team B and USeP Tagum Campus) bagged two gold, two silver and a bronze topping the medal tally in the annual seven-event Mindanao Conference for Information Technology Students (MCITS) IT Olympiad held at the University of the Immaculate Conception – Fr. Selga Campus, Davao City on February 16-17, 2017.

            Annie Marrise Insong and Khalil Stefano Remollo of USeP Team A bested more than 20 other teams from top IT schools in Mindanao in the IT Quiz Bowl championship back to back with John Valle and Kent Charles Cutamora steering USeP Team B to another gold medal finish in the Infographics contest.

            Bernali Jesreel Lentejas, Ray Neal Badalo and Mina Bernal made good account of themselves after a 2nd place finish in the Game App Conceptualization event while Emmanuel Dagohoy and Eleana Marie Buaya of the USeP Tagum Campus added to the already impressive medal haul of the University by capturing silver in the Infographics competition.

                Rounding up USeP’s medal tally is the third-place finish of USeP Team B composed of Van Rijn Amarillo and Mary Elisse Gonzales in the IT Quiz Bowl.

            Apart from these outstanding finishes, other USeP representatives also put up a commendable effort in their respective events.  Frankie Labro and Majun Alejo, the defending champions of Infographics competition, settled for fifth place this year while Yong Burlaza and Diane Pantastico, also ranked fifth in the Infomercial contest. Mostly composed of newcomers, USeP’s programming team composed of Rojec John Pecarana, Leo Malaya and Ivan Kent Mozo finished 9th among 23 competitors.

            Asked about their students’ accomplishments, coaches Leah Pelias, Monique Dingding and Engr. Jamal Rogers were quick to give praise by attributing their wards’ success to their individual ability and hard work.

            “Our role is simply to guide them to the right track and facilitate learning. It is easier to play that role if you have students who are naturally gifted in skills and attitude and luckily, we have a healthy supply of those”, said Engr. Rogers. (Jandayan/Pelias/Bayang)                       

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