SLPs shine in the General Assembly
5:00 PM
Freshmen, returning students, faculty, administration, and staff always anticipate the annual general assembly of the College of Rehabilitation Sciences. It shows where the college stands in terms of academic excellence and presents goals to which we must strive toward. It also gives recognition to those who excelled and represented the college in their respective fields whether it may be inside or outside the university. Everyone gathered last August 11, 2017 in the UST Medicine Auditorium for the special occasion.
The UST Yellow Jackets started it off and got everyone excited. Right after, the Performing Arts Guild members showed their talents in an energetic opening song and dance number. Mr. Sal Anthony I. Sibayan, MSS from the Department of Sports Science Faculty and Fourth Year Speech Language Pathology Student Mico Untalan, hosted the program. The welcoming remarks and introduction of the faculty, administration and staff was done by no other than our Dean, Assoc. Prof. Anne Marie C. Aseron, PTRP, MSPT. She also presented the recent Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy board topnotchers. The Assistant Dean, Asst. Prof. Ma. Georgina D. Mojica, MHPEd presented the college's policies and procedures.
Then, Ms. Cherry Gabuyo updated us on the status of our community development program. LibREHAB, one of the core programs of our college was introduced to the freshmen and apprised to the returning students. The UST CRS Crisis Management was informed by Mr. Christian Rimando, the Incident Commander of the college. Ms. Paulin Morato-Espino shared the internationalization activities that happened and are being expected. Ms. Trina, our guidance counselor enlightened us about the guidance services that we can avail. Ms. Ma. Lanie V. Vergara, MA, our SWDB Coordinator, introduced the Student Welfare and Development Board. Ms. Tin presented an EdTech video for the students since some changes have been made to how it can be accessed and how they can use it to its full potential.
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Students of the Speech-Language Pathology course shined with their various accomplishments in their academics, sports or otherwise. For the Dean's Listers, they are the students whose general weighted average (GWA) was above 1.75 for the prior academic year. The second years had an amazing total of twenty-four (24) namely:
Dayrit, Aliana Luz
Chiu, Ana Beatrice
Salcedo, Jona Sandra
Chan, Samantha Megan
Gomez, Shannon Dave
Malonzo, Ranielle Marie
Nuñez, Erika Danielle
Tan, Michael Joseph
Iniba, Dannelle Ann
Obando, Denise Margaret
Sanchez, Kathlyn Therese
Idio, Beatrice Samantha
Yuquimpo, True Faith
Capungcol, Zoe Gabrielle
Ongtangco, Juztine Mae
Urbano, Jan Arden
Maninang, Rezmira
Dimanlig, Regina Maria
Martinez, Katrina Francesca
Sepulchre, Gabriela Angela
Uycana, Raisa
Lao, Kynna Eunice
Esteban, Loriel Angela
Cunanan, Kristel Joyce
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The third years had a wonderful total of twelve (12) specifically:
Gallego, Glenn
Alegado, Wingmay
Foja, Sam
Pumaren, Jude
Kaw, Patricia
Cuerpo, Karla
Galang, Lian
Merino, Aika
Manalo, Darla
Ocampo, Vianca
Butigan, Krizia
Sy, Ionne
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The fourth years had an impressive total of five (5) particularly:
Tañedo, Edward Joseph
Ortega, Catherine May
De Paz, Ela Victoria
Samarista, Elisha
Longno, Marielle
Longno, Marielle
In the Thomasian Goodwill Games 2017, the CRS Women’s Volleyball Team was hailed as the champion. One of the players, Marie Samantha M. Rasco, was a third year Speech-Language Pathology student. In the Futsal Festival Women’s Division 2016-2017, the CRS Women’s Futsal Team was crowned as 1st Runner Up and one player on the team, Mariah Monika J. Quicho was from 2SLP.
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The Pope Leo XIII Community
Development Award was awarded to CRS Student Council 2016-2017 for their active
participation in the community development acitvities and the highlight was the
LibREHAB which occurred during our college week. Officers, Leoncio, Aliea
Martina and Sepulchre, Gabriela Angela were from 3SLP and 2SLP respectively.
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Speech-Language
Pathology Society won the prestigious Pope Leo XIII Community Development Award,
for their active involvement in community development with our partner
communities. The Executive Board was comprised of namely:
Miclat, Rose
Mary
So,
Therese
Marcelino,
Camille
Eli
Samarista
Mercado,
Phyllicia
Puno,
Riana
Dy,
Kathleen
Rosal,
Nina
Tria,
Carmela
Solomon,
Maki
Obando,
Denise
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In the English
Fest Think Globally, Act Locally: Speaking Contest the 1st place
came from 2SLP, Aliana Luz Dayrit. It was an impromptu speech contest headed by
the SLP Society in coordination with the CRS English Department. She also represented
CRS in the annual university-wide speech contest, organized by the UST English
Department. Dennis Gascon from 4SLP won bronze in the UAAP Season 79: Men's
Individual Fencing Tournament. All were impressed by the multitude of interests the students
from the Speech-Language Pathology course had whilst being on top of their
academics. Then, Flux,
a house in the Performing Arts Guild showed their prowess in a remarkable dance
number. It was
ended by the closing remarks
given by Isabella
Dimaguila, CRS Student Council President S.Y. 2017-2018. - by Rezmira Maninang
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