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GRADUATE EDUCATION (As of March 2021) GRADUATE EDUCATION (as of March 2021) NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION Universidad de Sta. Isabel 1 ABRIGO, NENETTE (DR.) Former Dean, Graduate School Naga City Vice Dean and Vice Chair for University of Asia and the Pacific Operations / Former Program Pasig City 2 ANTONIO, ANGELITO B. (DR.) Director Child Development & Education, School of Education and Human Development ARGUELLES, ROBERTO M. Assistant Vice Pres. for Institutional Saint Louis University 3 (DR.) Development and Quality Assurance Baguio City Vice President for Academic Affairs Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya ASUNCION, MOISES 4 ALEXANDER T. (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education Angeles University Foundation 5 BALINAS, ELVIRA (DR.) Dean, Graduate School Angeles City BATOMALAQUE, ANTONIO E. Professor, Graduate School/ University of San Carlos 6 (DR.) Former Dean, College of Education J. Alcantara St., Cebu City 1 NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION Dean, School of Accountancy and Saint Louis University 7 BAUTISTA, REYNALDO S. (DR.) Management, Computing and Baguio City Information Studies Professor, Psychology Department Miriam College BAYBAY, MARIA LOURDES Q. Quezon City 8 (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education University of San Carlos 9 BELLEZA, DELIA E. (DR.) Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Talamban, Cebu City Current Congressman BENITEZ, JOSE FRANCISCO B. Former President Philippine Women's University 10 (DR.) Manila Former Member, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education Holy Name University 11 BONGCAC, ROQUE (DR.) Dean, College of Education Tagbilaran City, Bohol Elizabeth Seton School 12 BORROMEO, ROBERTO T. (DR.) President Las Piñas City Dean, College of Arts and Sciences San Beda University BUSTAMANTE, CHRISTIAN 13 Mendiola, Manila BRYAN S. (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on 2 Tertiary Education NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION CABARRON, MAXIE DOREEN L. University of San Carlos Talamban, 14 Director, Library System (MRS.) Cebu City De La Salle University-Dasmariñas 15 CABRERA, EDEN C.(MS.) Chair, Accountancy Department Dasmariñas City, Cavite CADOSALES, MARIA NANCY Cebu Normal University 16 Chair, Graduate School Q. (DR.) Cebu City Dean, YUAN LOG College of Business University of St. La Salle 17 CALAMBA, STEPHANIE S. (DR.) and Accty Bacolod City Cor Jesu College 18 CANSANCIO, LETICIA (DR.) Director of Libraries Digos City, Davao del Sur President Siena College of Taytay Taytay, Rizal 19 CAPILI, CAROLINE OP (SR.) Vice Chair, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education Director for Quality Assurance/ University of San Jose-Recoletos 20 CATIPAY, JULIETA M. (DR.) Former Dean, College of Education Cebu City Ateneo de Zamboanga University 21 CHAVEZ, EVELYN (DR.) Dean, College of Education Zamboanga City Former VP for Administration & Notre Dame of Dadiangas University 22 CLAUDIO, EDGARDO D. (DR.) Student Services General Santos City 3 NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION Vice President for Academic Affairs Angeles University Foundation Angeles City, Pampanga 23 DAVID, ARCHIMEDES T. (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education Professional Regulations Board for 24 DAVID, LOURDES (MRS.) Member Librarians Philippine Women's University 25 DE ALA, MINERVA B. (DR.) Faculty, College of Nursing Taft Ave., Manila Notre Dame of Dadiangas University 26 DE GUZMAN, GINA A. (DR.) Dean, Graduate School Geneneral Santos City Dean, College of Commerce & University of San Jose-Recoletos 27 DETOYA, EDGAR R. (DR.) Graduate School of Business Cebu City Management and Administration Vice President for Academic Services St. Paul University Manila DYCHANGCO, MA. P. Gil St., Manila 28 ENCARNACION A. (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education Vice President for Higher Education Ateneo de Naga University Naga City 29 FABAY, ALFREDO C. (DR.) Vice-Chair, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education 4 NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION Director, Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo- De La Salle University-Dasmariñas 30 GEMENTIZA, SONIA M. (DR.) Information Resource Center Dasmariñas City, Cavite Former Vice President for St. Scholastica's College Administration L. Guinto St., Manila 31 GIL, LINDA FLOR B. (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education Human Resource Director Colegio San Agustin-Biñan GONESTO, GENEROUS P., Biñan City, Laguna 32 OSA (FR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Tertiary Education Faculty, Education Department Ateneo de Manila University GONZALEZ, MA. CELESTE T. Quezon City 33 (DR.) Former Member, PAASCU Board of Directors Core Faculty and Board Member Southeast Asia Interdisciplinary Development Institute (SAIDI-Antipolo) 34 GUTIERREZ, CECILE B. (DR.) Chair, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education Former Vice-President for Academic St. Scholastica’s College 5 Affairs Manila NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION San Juan de Dios Educational 35 HERNANDEZ, CHONA M. (DR.) Vice President for Education Foundation, Inc., Pasay City Vice President for Academic Affairs Trinity University of Asia, Quezon City 36 LUNA, GISELA D.A. (DR.) Former Dean St. Luke’s College of Nursing La Consolacion University Philippines 37 MANABAT, ALICIA Y. (MRS.) Former Vice President - Finance Malolos City Director, Graduate Studies and Institute for the Development of Xavier University-Ateneo de 38 MANLA, EDRALIN C. (DR.) Educational Administrators Program, Cagayan, Cagayan de Oro City School of Education Vice President for Academics St. Paul University Dumaguete Dumaguete City 39 MALUBAY, HELEN SPC A. (SR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education Director, Institutional Quality De La Salle Lipa Assurance Lipa City, Batangas MANGULABNAN, MA. 40 THERESA (DR.) Member, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education 6 NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION MARCHAN, RAUL M., OSA University of San Agustin-Sambag 41 Immediate Past President (FR.) Campus, Iloilo City Dean, Graduate School/ 42 MEDINA, NIEVES (DR.) St. Paul University Manila, Manila Director, Research Center MIRANDA, RICARDO Saint Jude Catholic School 43 Administrative Division Head FRANCISCO M., SVD. (FR.) Manila Former Dean, School of De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde 44 MOISES, EDWARD M. (DR.) Management & Information Taft Ave., Manila Technology/ Full-time Faculty Ateneo de Davao University, Davao 45 MONTALAN, GINA L. (DR.) Dean, School of Education City Director, Ateneo Center for Ateneo de Zamboanga University 46 MONTAÑO, TERESITA (DR.) Environment and Sustainability Zamboanga City (ACES) Divine Word College of Calapan 47 MORILLA, CORAZON S. (DR.) Dean, Graduate School Oriental Mindoro NAVARRO, CECILIA A. Ph.D. Vice President For Academic San Beda College Alabang 48 (PROF.) Affairs/Dean, Graduate School Muntinlupa City Lyceum of the Philippines University 49 NERA, CORAZON (MRS.) Director of Libraries Intramuros, Manila 7 NOVENO, DESIDERIO N., JR. Executive Vice President /Former 50 San Pedro College, Davao City (DR.) Vice President for Academic Affairs NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION Dean, College of Business and Notre Dame University 51 PIA, TERESA N. (DR.) Accountancy Cotobato City Former Dean, College of Business University of St. La Salle 52 QUEZON, MARISSA S. (DR.) and Accountancy Bacolod City QUIDET, ERNESTO A., JR. Vice President for Finance and Cor Jesu College 53 (BRO.) Administration Digos City, Davao del Sur Former Vice President for Academic St. Paul University Manila 54 REYES, RHODA L. (DR.) Services/Dean, College of Nursing P. Gil St., Manila and Allied Sciences ROSALES, CONCEPCION L. Consultant, Department of Ateneo de Manila University 55 (MS.) Interdisciplinary Studies Quezon City Professor, Biological Sciences De La Salle University-Dasmariñas 56 SALIBAY, CRISTINA C. (DR.) Department Dasmariñas City, Cavite Assistant Director for External Affairs, SAMANIEGO, SHARON M. De La Salle University-Dasmariñas 57 Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo- (MS.) Dasmariñas City, Cavite Information Resource Center Chair, Business Adventist International Institute of 58 SWANSI, KENNETH (DR.) Department/Associate Dean, Advanced Studies Graduate School Silang, Cavite 8 NO. NAME DESIGNATION INSTITUTION National Committee on Library and Information Services, National 59 TADLIP, MARILOU (DR.) Library Consultant/Former Head Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), Cebu City Ateneo de Naga University 60 TORRES, REBECCA C. (DR.) Executive Assistant to the President Naga City Dean, College of Nursing Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela City 61 UAYAN, MARIA LUISA T. (DR) Member, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education Chairperson, Accountancy & Finance University of San Jose-Recoletos 62 UY, KRISTINE JUNE D. (MS.) Department Cebu City Senior Vice President for Academic Philippine Women's University Affairs Taft Ave., Manila 63 YOUNG, FELINA B. (DR.) Secretary, PAASCU Commission on Graduate Education 9 .
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