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Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2019-05-30T06:35:16Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Published Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]][[Category: Thesis--Investigative Journalism]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T01:02:20Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]][[Category: Thesis--Investigative Journalism]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T01:02:04Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]][[Category: Thesis--Investigative Journalism]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T01:01:46Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]] [[Category:Thesis--Investigative Journalism]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T01:01:15Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]][[Category:Thesis--Investigative Journalism]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T00:58:22Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Department of Journalism Thesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-09T00:56:09Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:DepartmentofJournalismThesis]][[Category:2017 Thesis]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-07T05:57:21Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''

Onato, A.C. (2017). Wolves in Shepherds’ Clothing: An Investigative Study on Clergy’s Alleged Misconduct and the Implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy and the Philippine Child Protection Laws. Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines College of Mass Communication.

This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP)
Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy,
which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies.

Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.

Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.

Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.

The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: College of Mass Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:Journalism]][[Category:2017 Thesis]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-07T05:53:38Z

Aconato:

'''Abstract'''
This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP) Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy, which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies. Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.
Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.
Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.
The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner.

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: < College of Mass Communication > Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:< Journalism>]][[Category:2017 Thesis]]

Wolves in Shepherds Clothing

2017-08-07T05:52:08Z

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'''Abstract'''
< This research probed the implementation of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines’ (CBCP) Pastoral Guidelines on Sexual Abuses and Misconduct by the Clergy, which serves as localization of the Canon Law’s provisions on the misconduct committed by the clergies. Using the Open Systems Theory and the Accountability Theory as its framework and Fr. Arwyn Diesta as case study, the research assessed the efficiency of the church’s accountability mechanism when it comes to clergy sexual abuses.
Through extensive in-depth interviews via the people trail and evaluation of key documents via the paper trail, the research found that the CBCP Pastoral Guidelines do not adhere to the Canon Law’s provisions on how to deal with clergy sexual abuses in the Philippines, in the process jeopardizing the efficient handling of the cases by the institution. In fact, the Pastoral Guidelines were rejected by the Vatican due to the ‘One- Child Policy’ clause. Thus, the framework of the guidelines is flawed.
Although rejected by the Vatican, the Pastoral Guidelines are yet to be updated by the CBCP and are still in use up to now, making it all the more difficult to discipline and even penalize sexually misbehaving priests in the country.
The findings are in a four-part series written in a journalistic manner. >

[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbook/viewer/?fb=2013-78862-WolvesIn View Thesis]

[[Category: < College of Mass Communication > Thesis]][[Category:Theses]][[Category:< Journalism>]][[Category:2017 Thesis]]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-21T05:39:41Z

Aconato: /* Members */

==History==

UP Ibalon is a socio-cultural organization and the only regional organization of Bicolano students based in the University of the Philippines Diliman.

Eighteen Bicolano students grouped themselves and with the common vision, formed UP Ibalon, a name inspired by the Bicol epic Handiong, where a great name once ruled a kingdom called Ibalon. On December 1, the ratification of UP Ibalon's constitution and by-laws was held at the Parks and Wildlife National Center in Quezon City.

On January 14, 1975, UP Ibalon was given official recognition by UP Diliman. After initial consolidation activities, the Ibaloneys started social oriented activities and began to get involved in off-campus social work. Of these are its assistance extended to flood victims in Mindanao and Central Luzon. UP Ibalon spearheaded the formation of an alliance of regional or varsitarian organizations in UP Diliman, the UP Sanlahi.

For forty years now, UP Ibalon is committed in promoting loyalty, truth, solidarity, and social, cultural, economic and political consciousness among students. Empowered by idealism, nationalism and youthful vigor, the organization is lofty grounded on its commitment to eradicate ignorance in every aspect of the society.

As the group faces another age of political enigmas and cultural trials, its adherence to the promotion of loyalty, freedom and Bicolano pride will intensify.

Realizing their role in a universal system we call life, UP Ibalon will stand undaunted. The organization will branch out and grow in faith.

==Officers==
'''BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016'''

'''President:'''

Xena Mikaela Cledera

'''Internal Vice-President:'''

Francis Marlon Cabredo

'''External Vice-President:'''

Shara Mae Landicho

'''Executive Secretary:'''

Danica Mae Berunio

'''Treasurer:'''

John Reynan Galano

'''Membership Committee Head:'''

Ray Roces

'''Academics Committee Head:'''

Lianne Palmenco

'''Socio Cultural Committee Head:'''

Eleona Mae Mirabuena

'''Sports Committee Head:'''

Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==

'''Academics Committee:''' 
Lianne Palmenco 
Anton C. Onato 
Heather Olimpo 
Shernielyn dela Cruz 
Joyce Mutia 
Gelina Rose Bongon 
Julian Carlos Aliston 

'''Finance Committee:''' 
John Reynan Galano 
Kathleen Palencia-Nunez 
Keren Estrellado 
Dianne Texon 
Carmela Morino 
Wenzel Mallapre 
Abbygail Beo 

'''Applications Committee:''' 
Francis Marlon Cabredo 
Jan Nicholas Grageda 
Mark Jiro Raciles 
Iris Jarabejo 
Khris Samaniego 
Irish Ballaran 
Rudgie Tabug 
Cheska Carranza 
Nikko Capuno 

'''Membership Committee:''' 
Ray Roces 
Jan Martin Arroyo 
Jose Louise Merilles 
Anjonette Racho 
Michael Pineda 
Joco Franz Amano 

'''Press and Publications Committee:''' 
Sandino Guinto 
Hans Fraginal 
Jonas Ermino 
Raphael Rayco 
Syvil San Pablo 
Zea Rivera 
Carla Angelica Tulipat 

'''Externals Committee:''' 
Shara Mae Landicho 
Jomar Camposano 
Judielyn Agua 
Lan Aninipot 
Adrian Villareal 
Ross Olalia 
Johanna Jean Avila 
John Manaog 
Krisha Tapales 

'''Socio-Cultural Committee:''' 
Eleona Mae Mirabuena 
Ciara Janer 
Merryl Francia 
Biboy Villarin 
Marian Bien 
Elijah Perez 
Judielyn Agua 
Philline Descalzo 
Nathaniel Espana 

'''Sports Committee:''' 
Christian Padua 
Kent Ciudadano 
Louise James Llorca 
Dennis Roy Ojeda 
John Carlo Saylago 
Pater Dominguiano 
Karl Gabriel Era 
John Sialana 
Faye Sarmiento 

==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-21T05:38:36Z

Aconato: /* Members */

==History==

UP Ibalon is a socio-cultural organization and the only regional organization of Bicolano students based in the University of the Philippines Diliman.

Eighteen Bicolano students grouped themselves and with the common vision, formed UP Ibalon, a name inspired by the Bicol epic Handiong, where a great name once ruled a kingdom called Ibalon. On December 1, the ratification of UP Ibalon's constitution and by-laws was held at the Parks and Wildlife National Center in Quezon City.

On January 14, 1975, UP Ibalon was given official recognition by UP Diliman. After initial consolidation activities, the Ibaloneys started social oriented activities and began to get involved in off-campus social work. Of these are its assistance extended to flood victims in Mindanao and Central Luzon. UP Ibalon spearheaded the formation of an alliance of regional or varsitarian organizations in UP Diliman, the UP Sanlahi.

For forty years now, UP Ibalon is committed in promoting loyalty, truth, solidarity, and social, cultural, economic and political consciousness among students. Empowered by idealism, nationalism and youthful vigor, the organization is lofty grounded on its commitment to eradicate ignorance in every aspect of the society.

As the group faces another age of political enigmas and cultural trials, its adherence to the promotion of loyalty, freedom and Bicolano pride will intensify.

Realizing their role in a universal system we call life, UP Ibalon will stand undaunted. The organization will branch out and grow in faith.

==Officers==
'''BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016'''

'''President:'''

Xena Mikaela Cledera

'''Internal Vice-President:'''

Francis Marlon Cabredo

'''External Vice-President:'''

Shara Mae Landicho

'''Executive Secretary:'''

Danica Mae Berunio

'''Treasurer:'''

John Reynan Galano

'''Membership Committee Head:'''

Ray Roces

'''Academics Committee Head:'''

Lianne Palmenco

'''Socio Cultural Committee Head:'''

Eleona Mae Mirabuena

'''Sports Committee Head:'''

Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==

'''Academics Committee:''' 
Lianne Palmenco 
Anton C. Onato 
Heather Olimpo 
Shernielyn dela Cruz 
Joyce Mutia 
Gelina Rose Bongon 
Julian Carlos Aliston 

'''Finance Committee:''' 
John Reynan Galano 
Kathleen Palencia-Nunez 
Keren Estrellad0 
Dianne Texon 
Carmela Morino 
Wenzel Mallapre 
Abbygail Beo 

'''Applications Committee:''' 
Francis Marlon Cabredo 
Jan Nicholas Grageda 
Mark Jiro Raciles 
Iris Jarabejo 
Khris Samaniego 
Irish Ballaran 
Rudgie Tabug 
Cheska Carranza 
Nikko Capuno 

'''Membership Committee:''' 
Ray Roces 
Jan Martin Arroyo 
Jose Louise Merilles 
Anjonette Racho 
Michael Pineda 
Joco Franz Amano 

'''Press and Publications Committee:''' 
Sandino Guinto 
Hans Fraginal 
Jonas Ermino 
Raphael Rayco 
Syvil San Pablo 
Zea Rivera 
Carla Angelica Tulipat 

'''Externals Committee:''' 
Shara Mae Landicho 
Jomar Camposano 
Judielyn Agua 
Lan Aninipot 
Adrian Villareal 
Ross Olalia 
Johanna Jean Avila 
John Manaog 
Krisha Tapales 

'''Socio-Cultural Committee:''' 
Eleona Mae Mirabuena 
Ciara Janer 
Merryl Francia 
Biboy Villarin 
Marian Bien 
Elijah Perez 
Judielyn Agua 
Philline Descalzo 
Nathaniel Espana 

'''Sports Committee:''' 
Christian Padua 
Kent Ciudadano 
Louise James Llorca 
Dennis Roy Ojeda 
John Carlo Saylago 
Pater Dominguiano 
Karl Gabriel Era 
John Sialana 
Faye Sarmiento 

==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-21T05:16:37Z

Aconato: /* History */

UP Ibalon

2016-02-21T05:07:07Z

Aconato: /* History */

==History==

UP Ibalon is a socio-cultural organization and the only regional organization of Bicolano students based in the University of the Philippines Diliman.

Founded on December 1, 1974, UP Ibalon is committed to promoting loyalty, truth, solidarity, and social, cultural, economic and political consciousness among students.

==Officers==
'''BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016'''

'''President:'''

Xena Mikaela Cledera

'''Internal Vice-President:'''

Francis Marlon Cabredo

'''External Vice-President:'''

Shara Mae Landicho

'''Executive Secretary:'''

Danica Mae Berunio

'''Treasurer:'''

John Reynan Galano

'''Membership Committee Head:'''

Ray Roces

'''Academics Committee Head:'''

Lianne Palmenco

'''Socio Cultural Committee Head:'''

Eleona Mae Mirabuena

'''Sports Committee Head:'''

Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

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2016-02-20T09:17:18Z

Aconato:

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T09:06:12Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==

==Officers==
'''BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016'''

'''President:'''

Xena Mikaela Cledera

'''Internal Vice-President:'''

Francis Marlon Cabredo

'''External Vice-President:'''

Shara Mae Landicho

'''Executive Secretary:'''

Danica Mae Berunio

'''Treasurer:'''

John Reynan Galano

'''Membership Committee Head:'''

Ray Roces

'''Academics Committee Head:'''

Lianne Palmenco

'''Socio Cultural Committee Head:'''

Eleona Mae Mirabuena

'''Sports Committee Head:'''

Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T09:04:57Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==

==Officers==
'''BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016'''

'''President:'''
Xena Mikaela Cledera

'''Internal Vice-President:'''
Francis Marlon Cabredo

'''External Vice-President:'''
Shara Mae Landicho

'''Executive Secretary:'''
Danica Mae Berunio

'''Treasurer:'''
John Reynan Galano

'''Membership Committee Head:'''
Ray Roces

'''Academics Committee Head:'''
Lianne Palmenco

'''Socio Cultural Committee Head:'''
Eleona Mae Mirabuena

'''Sports Committee Head:'''
Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:54:44Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==

==Officers==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016

President: Xena Mikaela Cledera

Internal Vice-President: Francis Marlon Cabredo

External Vice-President: Shara Mae Landicho

Secretary: Danica Mae Berunio

Treasurer: John Reynan Galano

Membership Committee Head: Ray Roces

Academics Committee Head: Lianne Palmenco

Socio Cultural Committee Head: Eleona Mae Mirabuena

Sports Committee Head: Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:54:27Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==

==Officers==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016

President: Xena Mikaela Cledera
Internal Vice-President: Francis Marlon Cabredo
External Vice-President: Shara Mae Landicho
Secretary: Danica Mae Berunio
Treasurer: John Reynan Galano
Membership Committee Head: Ray Roces
Academics Committee Head: Lianne Palmenco
Socio Cultural Committee Head: Eleona Mae Mirabuena
Sports Committee Head: Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:11:46Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==
==Officers==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Academic Year 2015-2016

President: Xena Mikaela Cledera

Internal Vice-President: Francis Marlon Cabredo

External Vice-President: Shara Mae Landicho

Secretary: Danica Mae Berunio

Treasurer: John Reynan Galano

Membership Committee Head: Ray Roces

Academics Committee Head: Lianne Palmenco

Socio Cultural Committee Head: Eleona Mae Mirabuena

Sports Committee Head: Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:11:08Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==
==Officers==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Academic Year 2015-2016

President: Xena Mikaela Cledera
Internal Vice-President: Francis Marlon Cabredo
External Vice-President: Shara Mae Landicho
Secretary: Danica Mae Berunio
Treasurer: John Reynan Galano
Membership Committee Head: Ray Roces
Academics Committee Head: Lianne Palmenco
Socio Cultural Committee Head: Eleona Mae Mirabuena
Sports Committee Head: Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:10:53Z

Aconato:

==History==
==Officers==
==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:09:47Z

Aconato: /* History */

==History==

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]

UP Ibalon

2016-02-20T08:09:14Z

Aconato: /* Officers */

==History==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Academic Year 2015-2016

President: Xena Mikaela Cledera
Internal Vice-President: Francis Marlon Cabredo
External Vice-President: Shara Mae Landicho
Secretary: Danica Mae Berunio
Treasurer: John Reynan Galano
Membership Committee Head: Ray Roces
Academics Committee Head: Lianne Palmenco
Socio Cultural Committee Head: Eleona Mae Mirabuena
Sports Committee Head: Christian Joseph Padua

==Members==
==Activities==
==Announcements==

=See Also=

[[Category: UP Diliman]] [[Category: Student Organizations]