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Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs

2012-06-07T02:37:02Z

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The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs assists the Chancellor in promoting the welfare of and maintaining discipline among students. S/he is concerned with all activities that relate to students and student services- scholarships, learning assistance and tutorials, guidance and counseling, student complaints, student housing (dormitories), student organizations, student discipline, food services, and health service.

The Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, thru its offices, initiates and organizes student-related events like the Freshman Orientation Program, the Freshman Welcome Assembly, University Student Council Election, the Philippine Collegian Editorial Examination, the Recognition Rites for University Scholars and Student Achievers and the UP Diliman Lantern Parade.

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs is Prof. Ma. Corazon J. Tan. The members of OVCSA Staff are Ms. Maricel Lourdes E. Rodriguez (ate Cel), Ms. Mary Jane V. Cenas (ate Jane), Ms. Janice C. Castro (ate Ja) and Mr. Filbert O. Flordeliza (kuya Fil). Students may visit the OVCSA for assistance, guidance and answers to questions they may have at any time during their stay in the University.

Its office is located at the ground floor, South Wing of the [[Quezon Hall]], [[University of the Philippines Diliman]]
101 Quezon City, Philippines, Telephone No: (632) 9282886 or 9818500 locals 2587 or 2588

==[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Category:OVCSA Offices Under OVCSA]]==
:#[[Diliman Learning Resources Center]]
:#[[Office of Counselling ang Guidance]]
:#[[Office of Student Activities]]
:#[[Office of Student Housing]]
:#[[Student Disciplinary Tribunal]]
:#[[UP-DOST Core Group]]
:#[[University Food Service]]

 
Vice Chancellors for Student Affairs
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year
! Name
! Home Unit
|-
| 20011-2014
|[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Ma._Corazon_J.Tan Marion Tan]
| [[College of Social Work and Community Development]]
|-
| June 2005- April 2011
| Elizabeth L. Enriquez
| College of Mass Communication
|-
| November 2000- May 2005
| Ma. Theresa M. Jazmines
| College of Mass Communication
|}

Source : http://www.upd.edu.ph/~ovcsa/index.htm

[[Category:Mapped]] [[Category: UP Diliman]]

Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs

2012-06-07T02:36:15Z

Ovcsa:

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The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs assists the Chancellor in promoting the welfare of and maintaining discipline among students. S/he is concerned with all activities that relate to students and student services- scholarships, learning assistance and tutorials, guidance and counseling, student complaints, student housing (dormitories), student organizations, student discipline, food services, and health service.

The Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, thru its offices, initiates and organizes student-related events like the Freshman Orientation Program, the Freshman Welcome Assembly, University Student Council Election, the Philippine Collegian Editorial Examination, the Recognition Rites for University Scholars and Student Achievers and the UP Diliman Lantern Parade.

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs is Prof. Ma. Corazon J. Tan. The members of OVCSA Staff are Ms. Maricel Lourdes E. Rodriguez (ate Cel), Ms. Mary Jane V. Cenas (ate Jane), Ms. Janice C. Castro (ate Ja) and Mr. Filbert O. Flordeliza (kuya Fil). Students may visit the OVCSA for assistance, guidance and answers to questions they may have at any time during their stay in the University.

Its office is located at the ground floor, South Wing of the [[Quezon Hall]], [[University of the Philippines Diliman]]
101 Quezon City, Philippines, Telephone No: (632) 9282886 or 9818500 locals 2587 or 2588

==[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Category:OVCSA Offices Under OVCSA]]==
:#[[Diliman Learning Resources Center]]
:#[[Office of Counselling ang Guidance]]
:#[[Office of Student Activities]]
:#[[Office of Student Housing]]
:#[[Student Disciplinary Tribunal]]
:#[[UP-DOST Core Group]]
:#[[University Food Service]]

 
Vice Chancellors for Student Affairs
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year
! Name
! Home Unit
|-
| 20011-2014
|[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Ma._Corazon_J.Tan Marion Tan]
| [[College of Social Work and Community Development]]
|-
| June 2005- April 2011
| Elizabeth L. Enriquez
| College of Mass Communication
|-
| October 2000- May 2005
| Ma. Theresa M. Jazmines
| College of Mass Communication
|}

Source : http://www.upd.edu.ph/~ovcsa/index.htm

[[Category:Mapped]] [[Category: UP Diliman]]

Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs

2012-06-07T02:34:55Z

Ovcsa:

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UP Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs or OVCSA is a unit tasked to attend to several non-academic needs of students such as [[Office_of_Counselling_ang_Guidance|counseling]], discipline, scholarships, food service, housing, [[Diliman_Learning_Resources_Center|tutorials/learning centers]], student/graduate assistantships, loans, organizations and visa requirements for international students.

Its office is located at the ground floor, South Wing of the [[Quezon Hall]], [[University of the Philippines Diliman]]
101 Quezon City, Philippines, Telephone No: (632) 9282886 or 9818500 locals 2587 or 2588

==[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Category:OVCSA Offices Under OVCSA]]==
:#[[Diliman Learning Resources Center]]
:#[[Office of Counselling ang Guidance]]
:#[[Office of Student Activities]]
:#[[Office of Student Housing]]
:#[[Student Disciplinary Tribunal]]
:#[[UP-DOST Core Group]]
:#[[University Food Service]]

 
Vice Chancellors for Student Affairs
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Year
! Name
! Home Unit
|-
| 20011-2014
|[http://iskwiki.up.edu.ph/index.php/Ma._Corazon_J.Tan Marion Tan]
| [[College of Social Work and Community Development]]
|-
| June 2005- April 2011
| Elizabeth L. Enriquez
| College of Mass Communication
|-
| October 2000- May 2005
| Ma. Theresa M. Jazmines
| College of Mass Communication
|}

Source : http://www.upd.edu.ph/~ovcsa/index.htm

[[Category:Mapped]] [[Category: UP Diliman]]

Office of Student Housing

2012-06-07T02:23:42Z

Ovcsa:

The Office of Student Housing (OSH) manages eleven (11) residence halls on campus. Six (6) are co-educational: *[[Kalayaan Residence Hall]] exclusively for freshmen; *[[Ipil Residence Hall]] and *[[Kamagong]] for graduate students; *[[Molave Residence Hall]] and *[[Yakal Residence Hall]] for upperclassmen; and the *[[International Center]] for foreign students. Four (4) are exclusively for female students *[[Ilang-Ilang Residence Hall], *[[Kamia Residence Hall]] and *[[Sampaguita Residence Hall]] for undergraduate and *[[Sanggumay Residence Hall]] for graduate students. Lastly, we have the Concordia B. Albarracin Hall for undergraduate male students.

Kalayaan, Molave, and Ilang-Ilang operate under the single fee system, which means that the total dorm fee includes payment for meals provided by canteen concessionaires at said residence halls. The other residence halls charge lodging fees only.

As the residence halls are subsidized by the University and have room for a limited number of students, accommodation in these halls is a privilege. Admission is based on income bracket and region of origin. Priority is given to freshmen and those with the lowest incomes and with residences farthest from Metro Manila.

In general, a bed, a mattress, a study table, a chair, and a locker are provided to each resident. Residents supply their own beddings. All the residence halls have access to a wi-fi internet connection. The halls are all within walking distance to the colleges and other facilities such as small restaurants, a shopping center and the University Health Service.

The Office of Student Housing is headed by an Officer-in-charge, Dr. Gerardo Lanuza.

Contact Details:
Kalayaan Residence Hall
Roces Avenue corner JP Laurel Street
Telephone: 4265708
UPVoIP: 9818500 local 4510 ad 4524

Office of Student Housing

2012-06-07T02:22:05Z

Ovcsa:

The Office of Student Housing (OSH) manages eleven (11) residence halls on campus. Six (6) are co-educational: *[[Kalayaan Residence Hall]] exclusively for freshmen; *[[Ipil Residence Hall]] and *[[Kamagong]] for graduate students; *[[Molave Residence Hall]] and *[[Yakal Residence Hall]] for upperclassmen; and the *[[International Center]] for foreign students. Four (4) are exclusively for female students *[[Ilang-Ilang Residence Hall], *[[Kamia Residence Hall]] and *[[Sampaguita Residence Hall]] for undergraduate and *[[Sanggumay Residence Hall]] for graduate students. Lastly, we have the Concordia B. Albarracin Hall for undergraduate male students.

Kalayaan, Molave, and Ilang-Ilang operate under the single fee system, which means that the total dorm fee includes payment for meals provided by canteen concessionaires at said residence halls. The other residence halls charge lodging fees only.

As the residence halls are subsidized by the University and have room for a limited number of students, accommodation in these halls is a privilege. Admission is based on income bracket and region of origin. Priority is given to freshmen and those with the lowest incomes and with residences farthest from Metro Manila.

In general, a bed, a mattress, a study table, a chair, and a locker are provided to each resident. Residents supply their own beddings. All the residence halls have access to a wi-fi internet connection. The halls are all within walking distance to the colleges and other facilities such as small restaurants, a shopping center and the University Health Service. For other questions please refer to the attached list of frequently-asked-questions.

Each residence hall is headed by a Dormitory Manager.

These dormitories are built too ease the U.P. students' adjustment to college life and to provide them with maximum opportunities to interact with their fellow students.

Since there are a limited number of dormitory spaces, priority is given to students from more distant homes, and lower income brackets. The OSH also maintains a list of houses on campus accepting boarders and lodgers.

[[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:OVCSA]]

Office of Student Housing

2012-06-07T02:21:51Z

Ovcsa:

The Office of Student Housing (OSH) manages eleven (11) residence halls on campus. Six (6) are co-educational: *[[Kalayaan Residence Hall]] exclusively for freshmen;
*[[Ipil Residence Hall]] and *[[Kamagong]] for graduate students; *[[Molave Residence Hall]] and *[[Yakal Residence Hall]] for upperclassmen; and the *[[International Center]] for foreign students. Four (4) are exclusively for female students *[[Ilang-Ilang Residence Hall], *[[Kamia Residence Hall]] and *[[Sampaguita Residence Hall]] for undergraduate and *[[Sanggumay Residence Hall]] for graduate students. Lastly, we have the Concordia B. Albarracin Hall for undergraduate male students.

Kalayaan, Molave, and Ilang-Ilang operate under the single fee system, which means that the total dorm fee includes payment for meals provided by canteen concessionaires at said residence halls. The other residence halls charge lodging fees only.

As the residence halls are subsidized by the University and have room for a limited number of students, accommodation in these halls is a privilege. Admission is based on income bracket and region of origin. Priority is given to freshmen and those with the lowest incomes and with residences farthest from Metro Manila.

In general, a bed, a mattress, a study table, a chair, and a locker are provided to each resident. Residents supply their own beddings. All the residence halls have access to a wi-fi internet connection. The halls are all within walking distance to the colleges and other facilities such as small restaurants, a shopping center and the University Health Service. For other questions please refer to the attached list of frequently-asked-questions.

Each residence hall is headed by a Dormitory Manager.

These dormitories are built too ease the U.P. students' adjustment to college life and to provide them with maximum opportunities to interact with their fellow students.

Since there are a limited number of dormitory spaces, priority is given to students from more distant homes, and lower income brackets. The OSH also maintains a list of houses on campus accepting boarders and lodgers.

[[Category:UP Diliman]][[Category:OVCSA]]

Student Disciplinary Tribunal

2012-06-07T02:06:37Z

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The Student Disciplinary Tribunal conducts hearings on cases involving violations of student rules and regulations and keeps records of such cases. It issues student clearance and certificates of good moral character and provides free legal advice to students.

The Chair of the Student Disciplinary Tribunal is ATTY. DAN REYNALD MAGAT.

Contact Details:
Room 201-203, Vinzons Hall
Telephone No. 4264940
UPVoIP: 981-85-00 local 4509

Diliman Learning Resources Center

2012-06-07T01:41:00Z

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Learning Resource Centers (LRCs) were established by the UP Board of Regents on April 17, 1997 to supplement, complement and coordinate all learning assistance programs and instructional support services to students in each campus and to ensure that the goal of promoting academic excellence will be realized in a more caring and nurturing environment. The Diliman Learning Resource Center (DLRC), simultaneous with LRCs of other autonomous UP units, was institutionalized on April 28, 1997. It is supervised by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and is headed by a Director.

When it opened in 1997, the DLRC was based at the National Engineering Center. In 1998, through the funding assistance of then Congressman Manuel “Mar” Roxas II, the former dining hall of Kamia Residence Hall was converted into the base of DLRC.

The DLRC offers free peer-assisted tutorials in Mathematics (Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus), Science (Chemistry, Physics and Biology) and Engineering Sciences as well as simulated examinations, i.e., intensive written exams designed, conducted, and discussed by competent peer tutors. It also provides students with internet-ready computers for their research, reviewers and self-learning modules in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics, and a well-maintained area conducive to studying, project- making, or small group meetings.

MISSION:
To provide instructional and supportive services to students (especially to freshmen).

Services:
1. Tutorial Services (one-on-one and group tutorials.
2. Use of Modules and Sample Exams.
3. Simulated Examinations
4. Computer Services (typing, printing, scanning and internet).

The DLRC is supervised by a Officer-in-Charge, DR. ROSALINDA DE MESA.

Contact Details:
Kamia Residence Hall
Epifanio delos Santos Street
Telephone No. 9275802

Ocg

2012-06-07T01:40:40Z

Ovcsa: New page: The Office of Counseling and Guidance (OCG) is committed to the holistic development of students so that they realize their potential to acquire skills and values that will enable them to ...

The Office of Counseling and Guidance (OCG) is committed to the holistic development of students so that they realize their potential to acquire skills and values that will enable them to become socially responsible and well-rounded leaders of a global society. The OCG

* Offers counseling services rendered by professionally trained guidance services specialists;

* Runs programs and services on career development, leadership training, life-skill workshop, stress management, wellness program, psychological testing and job placement; and

* Helps students develop self-awareness and self-realization to increase their capacity for achievement and for finding solutions to various problem situations.
The programs and services of the OCG are open to all UP students free of charge and with a reasonable fee for non-UP individuals or groups. Regular counseling hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Psychological testing and group activities are scheduled Monday to Friday during office hours and, upon special request, on Saturdays. Although an appointment for counseling is desirable, students with pressing concerns may walk in during office hours. Counseling sessions are confidential.

Contact Details:
MS. ANNIE SANGGALANG
Officer-in-Charge
Room 308-310, Vinzon’s Hall
Telephone: (632) 9295835
UP VoIP: (632) 981-8500 local 4501

Diliman Learning Resources Center

2012-06-07T01:39:16Z

Ovcsa:

Learning Resource Centers (LRCs) were established by the UP Board of Regents on April 17, 1997 to supplement, complement and coordinate all learning assistance programs and instructional support services to students in each campus and to ensure that the goal of promoting academic excellence will be realized in a more caring and nurturing environment. The Diliman Learning Resource Center (DLRC), simultaneous with LRCs of other autonomous UP units, was institutionalized on April 28, 1997. It is supervised by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and is headed by a Director.

When it opened in 1997, the DLRC was based at the National Engineering Center. In 1998, through the funding assistance of then Congressman Manuel “Mar” Roxas II, the former dining hall of Kamia Residence Hall was converted into the base of DLRC.

The DLRC offers free peer-assisted tutorials in Mathematics (Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus), Science (Chemistry, Physics and Biology) and Engineering Sciences as well as simulated examinations, i.e., intensive written exams designed, conducted, and discussed by competent peer tutors. It also provides students with internet-ready computers for their research, reviewers and self-learning modules in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics, and a well-maintained area conducive to studying, project- making, or small group meetings.

MISSION:
To provide instructional and supportive services to students (especially to freshmen).

Services:
1. Tutorial Services (one-on-one and group tutorials.
2. Use of Modules and Sample Exams.
3. Simulated Examinations
4. Computer Services (typing, printing, scanning and internet).

The DLRC is supervised by a Officer-in-Charge, Dr. Rosalinda de Mesa.

Contact Details:
Kamia Residence Hall
Epifanio delos Santos Street
Telephone No. 9275802

User:Ovcsa

2012-06-07T01:30:31Z

Ovcsa:

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs assists the Chancellor in promoting the welfare of and maintaining discipline among students. S/he is concerned with all activities that relate to students and student services- scholarships, learning assistance and tutorials, guidance and counseling, student complaints, student housing (dormitories), student organizations, student discipline, food services, and health service.

The Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, thru its offices, initiates and organizes student-related events like the Freshman Orientation Program, the Freshman Welcome Assembly, University Student Council Election, the Philippine Collegian Editorial Examination, the Recognition Rites for University Scholars and Student Achievers and the UP Diliman Lantern Parade.

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs is Prof. Ma. Corazon J. Tan. The members of OVCSA Staff are Ms. Maricel Lourdes E. Rodriguez (ate Cel), Ms. Mary Jane V. Cenas (ate Jane), Ms. Janice C. Castro (ate Ja) and Mr. Filbert O. Flordeliza (kuya Fil). Students may visit the OVCSA for assistance, guidance and answers to questions they may have at any time during their stay in the University.

The following offices/ units are under the supervision of the OVCSA:
1. Diliman Learning Resource Center
2. Office of Counseling and Guidance
3. Office of Scholarships and Student Services
4. Office of Student Activities
5. Office of Student Housing
6. Student Disciplinary Tribunal
7. University Food Service
8. UP DOST Core Group
9. University Health Service

Contact Details:
First Floor, Southwing, Quezon Hall, UP Diliman Campus.
UPVoIP: 981-8500 local 2587-2588
Telephone Nos. 928-2886
ovcsa09@yahoo.com; ovcsa@up.edu.ph

User:Ovcsa

2012-06-07T01:29:20Z

Ovcsa: New page: The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs assists the Chancellor in promoting the welfare of and maintaining discipline among students. S/he is concerned with all activities that relate to s...

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs assists the Chancellor in promoting the welfare of and maintaining discipline among students. S/he is concerned with all activities that relate to students and student services- scholarships, learning assistance and tutorials, guidance and counseling, student complaints, student housing (dormitories), student organizations, student discipline, food services, and health service.

The Office of the Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs, thru its offices, initiates and organizes student-related events like the Freshman Orientation Program, the Freshman Welcome Assembly, University Student Council Election, the Philippine Collegian Editorial Examination, the Recognition Rites for University Scholars and Student Achievers and the UP Diliman Lantern Parade.

The Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs is Prof. Ma. Corazon J. Tan. The members of OVCSA Staff are Ms. Maricel Lourdes E. Rodriguez (ate Cel), Ms. Mary Jane V. Cenas (ate Jane), Ms. Janice C. Castro (ate Ja) and Mr. Filbert O. Flordeliza (kuya Fil). Students may visit the OVCSA for assistance, guidance and answers to questions they may have at any time during their stay in the University.

The following offices/ units are under the supervision of the OVCSA:
1. Diliman Learning Resource Center
2. Office of Counseling and Guidance
3. Office of Scholarships and Student Services
4. Office of Student Activities
5. Office of Student Housing
6. Student Disciplinary Tribunal
7. University Food Service
8. UP DOST Core Group
9. University Health Service

Contact Details:
First Floor, Southwing, Quezon Hall, UP Diliman Campus.
Telephone Nos. 928-2886
UPVoIP: 981-8500 local 2587-2588
ovcsa09@yahoo.com; ovcsa@up.edu.ph

Events Posting Guidelines

2010-06-01T03:49:40Z

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Handog Indak sa Freshmen: Ika-2 Yugto

The Office of the Chancellor, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts and the College of Human Kinetics present Handog Indak sa Freshmen: Ika-2 Yugto, a welcome dance concert for freshmen on June 8, 2010, 3:30 PM at the University Theater.

The dance concert will feature the UP Pep Squad, UP Dansport Society, UP Dance Company, UP Filipiniana Dance Group, UP Street Dance Club, UP Perc Ensemble, Varsity Freshies and the UP ROTC Symphonic Band.

Classes for freshmen are suspended from 3 p.m. on June 8 to enable them to attend the welcome dance concert.

Admission is FREE for FRESHMEN. Please bring your ticket and Form 5.

File:Handog indak.22 July 2009.doc

2009-08-03T03:11:39Z

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== ATTENTION FRESHMEN ==

Your FREE tickets to the Handog Indak sa Freshmen will be available beginning Tuesday, August 4 (PM) until Friday, August 7, 2009,8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. in the following pick-up stations:

'''Pick-up stations/contact person:'''

'''North sector:'''
College of Business Administration (CBA)
College of Engineering (CoE)
School of Economics (SE)
School of Library and Information Studies (SLIS)
School of Statistics (Stat)

'''Ms. Aimee Ocampo'''
Administrative Office
Second Floor Lobby
College of Engineering (Melchor Hall)

'''East Sector:'''
Asian Institute of Tourism (AIT)
College of Fine Arts (CFA)
College of Human Kinetics (CHK)
College of Mass Communication (CMC)
College of Music (Music)
College of Social Work and Community Development (CSWCD)
National College of Public Administration and Governance (NCPAG)

'''Ms. Josie Querimit''' (Ate Josie)
Varsity Sports Office
College of Human Kinetics

'''South Sector:'''
College of Architecture (Archi)
College of Arts and Letters (CAL)
College of Education (CEd)
College of Home Economics (CHE)
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy (CSSP)
College of Science (CS)

'''Ms. Flora Garcia'''
CSSP-Office of Student Activities
College of Social Sciences and Philosophy
(Palma Hall)

Bring your Form 5 and/or UP ID.

Handog Indak sa Freshmen will be staged on 11 August 2009, 5 p.m., in the University Theater, featuring the:
UP Pep Squad
UP Filipiniana Dance Group
UP Street Dance Club
UP Dance Company
Kontemporaryong Gamelan Pilipino (KontraGapi)
UP ROTC Symphonic Band
and a select group of freshmen.

File:Handog indak.22 July 2009.doc

2009-07-22T10:42:24Z

Ovcsa: 22 July 2009 TO : Deans, College Secretaries and Department Chairs Freshmen FR : Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Elizabeth L. Enriquez RE : “Handog Indak sa Freshmen” The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, in cooperation wi

22 July 2009

TO : Deans, College Secretaries and Department Chairs
Freshmen

FR : Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Elizabeth L. Enriquez

RE : “Handog Indak sa Freshmen”

The Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, in cooperation with the Office for Initiatives in Culture and the Arts (OICA), invites all freshmen to a dance concert dubbed “Handog Indak sa Freshmen” on 11 August 2009, 5 p.m., in the University Theater.

The dance concert takes the place of the annual Freshman Welcome Assembly, which was deferred in compliance with advisories from the Department of Health against large gatherings due to concerns about the spread of the flu virus A(H1N1). Instead of the usual speeches and introductions, the “Handog Indak sa Freshmen,” which this year is the University’s welcome event for freshmen, will feature some of the best resident talents of the University – the UP Pep Squad, the UP Filipiniana Dance Group, the UP Dance Sport Society, the UP Street Dance Club, the UP Dance Company, and the Kontemporaryong Gamelan Pilipino (KontraGapi). Included in the line-up is a select group of freshmen enrolled in PE dance courses. Also performing is the UP ROTC Symphonic Band. The show is directed by Prof. Jojo Cariño and hosted by Dr. Jovy Peregrino.

The OVCSA will soon distribute tickets to the freshmen through the Colleges. The freshmen are reminded to present their ticket at the University Theater entrance together with their Form 5 beginning at 4:15 p.m. on 11 August 2009. Freshmen who will attend the concert will receive a copy of the student handbook and a bookmarker containing the academic calendar for the Academic Year 2009-2010.

May I request the Colleges to disseminate the information about the “Handog Indak sa Freshmen” and to strongly encourage them to attend this concert that is meant to welcome them to the University.

Thank you!

Cc: Chancellor Sergio S. Cao
OICA Director Prof. Ruben DF Defeo
University Student Council Chair Titus Tan