Emmanuel Martinez Manual Arts High School Academy of Finance
- Campus Life Overview
- Office for Student Affairs
- Center for Campus Ministry building
- Health and Safety
- Student Achievements
- Tan Yan Kee Student Center
- Primal Student Council (CSC)
- Student Organizations Coordinating Quango (SOCC)
- Central Commission on Elections (COMELEC)
- Varsitarian
- Recognized Student Organizations
- Campus Map
Office for Pupil Affairs
Office for Student Affairs
The Office for Student Affairs takes accuse of the campus life of the students, their welfare and subject, and dormitory facilities. As such, information technology guides and supervises the recognized educatee organizations, the educatee councils, the COMELECs; and conducts capability-building seminars for the system directorate. The OSA looks into all student-initiated and pupil-related activities.
Vision
The Part for Student Affairs, as hearth and home of student life, envisions herself to be a paragon of excellence in holistic student development.
Mission
The Part for Student Diplomacy is committed to the Vision-Mission of the University of Santo Tomas, through policies, programs, and services, oriented towards the integral formation and welfare of Thomasian students.
Formation Programs
Our Identity
Activities
Educatee Discipline
Formation Programs
Our Identity
Thomasian Graduate Attributes
The University of Santo Tomas, in pursuit of truth, guided by reason and illumined by faith, dedicates herself to the generation, advancement and transmission of knowledge to class competent and empathetic professionals committed to the service of the Church building, the nation, and the global community.
I am a Thomasian. I carry the SEAL of Thomasian education. I am a S ervant leader, an Due east ffective communicator and collaborator, an A nalytical and creative thinker, and a 50 ifelong learner. With Christ at the middle of my formation as a Thomasian, I am expected to demonstrate the following Thomasian Graduate Attributes ( ThoGAs ):
Retainer LEADER
— Show leadership abilities to promote advocacies for life, liberty, justice, and solidarity in the service of the family unit, the local and global communities, the Church and the environs.
— Implement relevant projects and activities that speak of Christian pity to the poor and the marginalized in order to raise their quality of life
— Show respect for the human being person, regardless of race, religion, historic period, and gender
Constructive COMMUNICATOR AND COLLABORATOR
— Limited myself conspicuously, correctly, and confidently in various environments, contexts, and technologies of human interaction
— Work productively with individuals or groups from diverse cultures and demographics
— Testify profound respect for individual differences and/or uniqueness as members of God's creation
Belittling AND CREATIVE THINKER
— Prove judiciousness and resourcefulness in making personal and professional decisions
— Engage in research undertakings that reply to societal issues
— Limited personal and professional insights through an ethical and evidence-based approach
LIFELONG LEARNER
— Engage in reflective practice to ensure disciplinal relevance and professional development
— Exhibit preparedness and interest for continuous upgrading of competencies required by the profession or surface area of specialization
— Manifest fidelity to the teachings of Christ, mediated by the Cosmic Church, in the continuous deepening of faith and spirituality in dealing with new life situations and challenges
Activities
Student Discipline
UST Student Handbook (2018)
Scholarships
Organizations
Scholarships
Equally part of the University's mission to contribute to the formation of a progressive and humane society, the University of Santo Tomas offers a comprehensive scholarship program categorized into four (iv) schemes:
Academic Scholarship
SANTO TOMAS SCHOLARSHIP (Academic Scholarship)
This scholarship, named after the Patron Saint of the University, is given to students with fantabulous academic functioning.
Equity Scholarship
SAN MARTIN DE PORRES SCHOLARSHIP (Equity Scholarship)
This scholarship, named afterward the Dominican Patron Saint of the poor, is extended to deserving students in need of financial assist. The approval of this scholarship is discipline to the availability of funds/ slot/due south per faculty/college.
San Martin – Internal Scholarships
- Sta. Rosa de Lima Fund (for Freshmen/Grade xi)
- San Juan Macias Fund (for College years/Class 12)
San Martin – External Scholarships are given by foundations and benefactors with limited slots to deserving students in selected faculties/colleges.
Scholarship for the Gifted
SANTO DOMINGO DE GUZMAN SCHOLARSHIP (Scholarship for the Gifted)
This scholarship, named later the Founder of the Social club of Preachers, is given to students who excel in arts, music and sports. For Inferior and Senior High School, only athletes may qualify for Santo Domingo Scholarship.
Student Assist Scholarship
SAN LORENZO RUIZ SCHOLARSHIP (Educatee Help Scholarship)
This scholarship is given to students who are in need of fiscal assist and who are willing to render assistance for xx to 30 hours per week in the University. The approval of this scholarship is subject field to the availability of slot/south or fund/southward per faculty/college/department.
Organizations
Student Organizations Coordinating Quango
The Student Organizations Analogous Council (SOCC) is the umbrella system of all recognized college-based and university- wide organizations in the Academy of Santo Tomas.
Information technology aspires to represent each organization by uniting and supporting all student-centered activities and consistently extending assistance to the needs of its components. With dedication to the University's 3C's, Compassion, Competence and Commitment, the SOCC tries its all-time to cater to all the extracurricular every bit well as co-curricular interests of all the students past providing avenues that aid develop their personalities, talents and skills with the aid of various student organizations and academic societies with which they are affiliated.
The SOCC envisions itself to be a potent instrument for the continuous evolution and innovation of students in view of the consistent demands of an ever changing academic environment and gild. The SOCC'due south mission is to promote 18-carat student interest, create a healthy also equally supportive relationship amidst organizations in the University, and encourage substantial participation from students through different programs and activities that would ensure their growth and evolution as Thomasians.
The Assistant Managing director of the Office for Pupil Affairs serves as the ex-officio adviser of the SOCC. A co-adviser may be appointed by the OSA Manager.
Key Commission on Elections
The Central Committee on Elections (COMELEC) is ane of the academy-wide student bodies created under the UST Government Constitution. It is a collegial body composed of pupil-representatives from faculties, colleges, institutes, schools with a local student council.
The principal goal of the COMELEC is to determine the truthful volition of the electorate in choosing their student leaders for the Local Pupil Councils and the Central Student Council, and likewise to settle election issues and controversies. In all its activities and processes, the COMELEC post-obit the dictate of conscience and the pursuit of truth , shall always consider the protection of the rights of students as voter, equally candidate of a particular political party, as member of a party, with utmost regard with more than fundamental right to study.
Information technology performs three important functions: executive, quasi-legislative, and quasi-judicial.
The Fundamental COMELEC is made up of:
the Executive Board, composed of the chairperson, the vice-chairperson, and heads of the
different committees;
the COMELEC Chamber, equanimous of all the chairpersons of the various local
COMELEC units;
the COMELEC En Banc, equanimous of the local COMELEC student representatives from the dissimilar Faculties/Colleges/Institutes/Schools.
The Executive Board and COMELEC Bedroom conduct the electoral activities, enforce and execute the laws, policies and regulations regarding elections.
The COMELEC En-Banc acts as the policy-making torso of the COMELEC and is in accuse of the conception of procedures, rules and regulations pertinent to the implementation of all ballot laws. In certain cases the COMELEC En Banc also acts as the Central Adjudicatory Lath, with quasi- judicial functions every bit an ballot tribunal for settling balloter issues and controversies, and as an appellate body for the review of decisions made by the local COMELEC.
The Role for the Educatee Affairs shall assign an adviser for the COMELEC. Otherwise, the legal consultant of the Office for Student Affairs shall be the ex-officio adviser for the Cardinal COMELEC (USEC, 2011).
Recognized Pupil Organizations
The Educatee Formators
Asst. Prof. Maria Cecilia A. Tio Cuison, MEd
Director
Assistant Managing director
Mr. Roberto B. Evangelista
Caput of Special Services / Supervisor
Ms. Angelica Rae P. Guazon
Office Secretary
Ms. Jeleanor Karla LT. Abellanosa
San Lorenzo Ruiz Scholarship Plan
Ms. Arabel Ada E. Arquiza, CSAS
General Scholarships
Mr. Miguel Paulo B. Garcia
Student Formation
Mr. Harold E. Ilano
Pupil Organizations and Activities
Ms. Jackielou Martinez
Office and Students Appointment Documentation
Ms. Princess Aizel 1000. Rosales
Educatee Organizations and Activities
Ms. Mari-Len One thousand. Tuangco
Financials and Properties
The Student Welfare and Development Coordinators
The Pupil Welfare and Development Coordinator serves as the enforcement arm of the Office for Student Affairs (OSA) in his / her Faculty/College/Plant/School, in terms of: (1) maintaining order and discipline, preventing offenses, investigating pupil violations of University rules and policies as provided in the Student Handbook or other laws ; (2) monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the co-curricular and actress-curricular activities of Student Organizations; and (three) ensuring the safety, security, welfare and development of students.
ACCOUNTANCY, College of
Mr. Gerardo M. Castro, MBA
ARCHITECTURE, College of
Asst. Prof. Henry Felix Due east. Herrera, MEM
ARTS AND Letters, Kinesthesia of
Asst. Prof. Louie Benedict R. Ignacio, PhD
CIVIL Law, Kinesthesia of
Prof. Philip A. Aguinaldo, Ll. B.
COMMERCE AND Concern ADMINISTRATION, College of
Assoc. Prof. Imelda T. Angeles, PhD
ECCLESIASTICAL FACULTIES (Canon Law, Philosophy, and Sacred Theology)
Ms. Cecilia Rebelyn Flores
Education, College of
Mr. Marvin Thou. Zapico, MA
EDUCATION High School
Mr. Marvin Thousand. Zapico, MA
ENGINEERING, Kinesthesia of
Assoc. Prof. Jose Jesus Fajardo, MSc
FINE ARTS AND Blueprint, College of
Asst. Prof. Santiago T. Caaway Iii, PhD
GRADUATE SCHOOL
Prof. Camilla J. Vizconde, PhD
GRADUATE Schoolhouse OF LAW
Data AND Calculating SCIENCES, Higher of
Asst. Prof. Maria Lourdes L. Edang, MS
Junior HIGH School
Primary Teacher Ma. Victoria L. Torres, MA
MEDICINE AND SURGERY, Faculty of
Assoc. Prof. Alfred H. Belmonte, Doctor
MUSIC, Conservatory of
Asst. Prof. Emmanuel Jeric Albela, PhD
NURSING, Higher of
Asst. Prof. Rolisa N. Almario, RN, MAN
Pharmacy, Faculty of
Asst. Prof. Vincent Thomas S. Alferos 5, MD
PHYSICAL Instruction AND ATHLETICS, Institute of
Ms. Jasmin S. Simpao
REHABILITATION SCIENCES, Higher of
Asst. Prof. Ma. Lanie 5. Vergara, MA
Scientific discipline, Higher of
Ms. Neriza P. Adorna, MA
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MAANGEMENT, College of
Asst. Prof. Christine Concepcion C. Fajardo, MA
SENIOR High School (Grade 11)
Junior Instructor Osbert Bryan T. Villasis, MSc
SENIOR HIGH Schoolhouse (Grade 12)
Junior Teacher Redelyn Southward. Yumul, MS
Educatee Organizations (Part for Student Diplomacy)
History
1938 –Rector Fr. Silvestre Sancho, O.P. created the Function of the Dean of Women, with Dr. Consuelo Belmonte every bit the commencement incumbent.
2006 –The Tan Yan Kee Educatee Heart was synthetic on a portion of the site previously occupied by the monuments of the Nine Martyrs. This marked the kickoff time an edifice was constructed solely for educatee services and the organizations.
ASST. PROF. MARIA CECILIA A. TIO CUISON, MEd
Director (2020-present)
ASSOC. PROF. MA. SOCORRO Due south. GUAN HING, RN, DNM
Managing director (2017-2020)
ASSOC. PROF. ARLENE D. CALARA, PhD
Director (2016-2017)
PROF. EVELYN A. SONGCO, PhD
Manager (2014-2016) Assistant to the Rector for Student Diplomacy (2010-2014)
ASST. PROF. ANITA P. GARCIA, MA
Officer-in-Charge (2009-2010)
ASSOC. PROF. CRISTINA C. CABRAL, PhD
Assistant to the Rector for Student Affairs (2006-2009)
PROF. EVELYN A. SONGCO, PhD
Assistant to the Rector for Student Diplomacy (1990-2006)
MS. MA. MINERVA A. GONZALEZ
Assistant to the Rector for Student Diplomacy (1986-1990)
MR. HERMINIGILDO RAMOS
Assistant to the Rector / Coordinator for Student Affairs (1970-1986)
ATTY. ANDRES NARVASA
Vice-Rector for Student Affairs (1967-1969)
DR. JOSEPHINE B. SERRANO
Dean of Students (1968-1975)
MR. LUIS MARTINEZ
Dean of Men (1965-1967)
DR. JOSEPHINE B. SERRANO
Dean of Women (1965-1967)
DR. JOSEFA ESTRADA
Dean of Women (1949)
DR. CONSUELO BELMONTE
Dean of Women (1938-1949)
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Office Address
Phone Numbers
Online
Office Accost
- ii/F Tan Yan Kee Educatee Center,
University of Santo Tomas
España Boulevard, Sampaloc,
Manila, 1015 Philippines
Telephone Numbers
Office
- +63-2-3406-1611 local 8267 / 8294
- +63-ii-8731-2985
Student Welfare and Development Board (SWDB)
- +63-2-3406-1611 local 8550
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