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  <November 28,2011>  
  Schedule of Activities  
 
1. Classes and Vacations  
Specifics
Dates
Last Day of Classes (Undergraduate and Graduate) December 17, 2011
Christmas Vacation December 19, 2011-January 3, 2012
Classes Resume January 4, 2012
   
2. Examinations  
All Levels
Dates
Preliminary Examinations December 14, 15, 16, 17, 2011
   
3. Office Work Duties and Christmas Parties  
Category
Dates
Faculty Last Day of Work December 17, 2011
Staff's Last Day of Office Work December 20, 2011
PCU Community Christmas Party December 10, 2011
Graduate School Christmas Party December 17, 2011
Work Duties Resume January 3, 2012
   
4. Skeletal Work Force  
Offices
Dates
Accounting , Treasury and GSO Dec. 21,22,27,28,29,2011 and Jan 2,2012

From AEVP Approved by ManCom

  
     
  <September 12, 2011>  
 

This year marks the 65th Foundation Day of the Philippine Christian University. As part of this celebration we will be having a n Alumni Day Celebration on October 1.  Being a valued alumnus/alumna and a part of the PCU family, your presence will make this occasion complete and truly memorable and special.

Please come.

 
 

Schedule for the Day

 8:00  -     9:00             Registration (no fee)

 9:00 -   10:00              Worship Service

 10:30 - 12:00              Parade Elementary Students Lyre  Renditions Cheering Exhibition
 
 12:00 -    1:00             Fellowship Lunch
  
   1:00 –   3:00             Dr. Lino Q. Arquiza Lecture Series

   3:00 -    5:00             Dolphins Basketball Game Exhibition

Very truly yours,

Ms. Josephine Eng Adelante
PCU Alumni Coordinator

  
     
     
     
     
  <Decmber 16, 2010>  
  ALL CONCERNED  
     
  The College of Computer Studies changed its name from College of Computer Studies (CCS) to College of Engineering and Information Technology (CEIT). The change in the nomenclature was approved by the PCU Management Committee upon the recommendation of the Regional Quality Assurance Team (RQAT) of the Commission on Higher Education - National Capital Region (CHED-NCR) Alignment of the BS Computer Engineering Program under the College of Engineering is a step in the right direction.  
     
 

From VPAA

 
     
  <October 19, 2010 >  
     
 

College of Business Administration and Accountancy

Department of Accountancy

  
     
 

The College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) and the Department of Accountancy was the recipient of textbooks, instruction and AV materials from the Philippine Stock Exchange through Mr. Jay Peñaflor, Head of the Marketing Education Department and from the Philippine Council of Deans and Educators in Business, headed by its President, Dr. Nelson S. Abeleda, Dean, College of Accountancy, University of Manila, last October 19, 2010.

 

Present during the simple ceremony held at the PC Auditorium were Justice Wenceslao I. Agnir, Jr. (Ret.) and Dr. Greg Melchor C. De Lara, Vice President for Academic Affairs, who accepted and acknowledged the books donated. The donation was witnessed by PCU Deans and Directors, CBAA faculty members, officers and members of the different CBAA Students’ Organizations – JPIA, JMA, JEM, Jr. Entrepreneurship, Jr. Bankers’ Society, -, the University Student Government and the Blue and Silver editorial staff.

Prof. Alfredo A. Olano, Internal Auditor and Concurrent Department Head, BSA gave the opening remarks and Prof. Fely M. Ronan, CBAA Dean, gave the closing remarks.       

  
     
 

CPA LICENSURE EXAMINATION, OCTOBER 2010

  
     
 

The following BSA students passed the October 2010 Licensure Examination for Certified Public Accountants:

  1. Bersamira, Roman G.
  2. Buenconsejo, Christopher DM.
  3. Bullungan, Lilian Janet B.
  4. Delfin, John Michael I.
  5. Dimapilis, Glaiza T.
  6. Labindao, Maribeth L.
  7. Mabasa, Jaypee E.
  8. Vivo, Jacinel V. 

A total of thirty (30) students took the examination of which eleven (11) are First Timers and nineteen (19) are Repeaters. Those who passed are repeaters. There were also four (4) students who are Conditional.

 

Our passing percentage is 26.67% vs. the National Passing Percentage of 48.36%.

 
 

 

  
     
     
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