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ORGANIZATION-Administrationa 588 Organization-Administration ORGANIZATION-ADMINISTRATIONa UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES PROF. NESTOR O. RAÑESES Assistant Vice President for Administration Board of Regentsa PROF. JAIME D.L. CARO, PhD HON. PATRICIA B. LICUANAN, CHAIR Assistant Vice President for Development/Director, UP Information Technology Chair, Commission on Higher Education Development Center HON. ALFREDO E. PASCUAL, CO-CHAIR PROF. CHRISTOPHER S.P. ESPINA President, University of the Philippines Assistant Vice President for Development/Director, Office of Design and Planning Initiatives HON. PIA S. CAYETANO PROF. JOSE WENDELL P. CAPILI, PhD Chair, Senate Committee on Education, Arts and Culture Assistant Vice President for Public Affairs/Director, Office of Alumni Relations HON. ROMAN T. ROMULO PROF. FRANCES FATIMA M. CABANA Chair, House Committee on Higher Education and Technical Education Deputy Director, System Information Office HON. PONCIANO E. RIVERA JR. PROF. JOSE NEIL C. GARCIA, PhD President, University of the Philippines Alumni Association Director, University of the Philippines Press HON. REYNATO S. PUNO PROF. SYLVIA E. CLAUDIO, PhD Member Director, University Center for Women’s Studies HON. GIZELA M. GONZALEZ-MONTINOLA Member ASSOC. PROF. AURORA ODETTE C. MENDOZA, PHD Director, Office of Admissions HON. MAGDALENO B. ALBARRACIN JR. Member MS. SUSAN C. SANCHEZ Officer-in-Charge, UP System Accounting Office HON. LOURDES E. ABADINGO Faculty Regent MR. EDUARDO G. SABAT Officer-in-Charge, UP System Cash Office HON. KRISTA IRIS V. MELGAJERO Student Regent MR. ISAGANI L. BAGUS Officer-in-Charge, UP System Supply and Property Management Office HON. ANNA RAZEL L. RAMIREZ Staff Regent PROF. REYNALDO L. GARCIA, PhD Director, Technology Licensing Office System Officials PROF. CARMENCITA D. PADILLA, PhD HON. ALFREDO E. PASCUAL, PhD Executive Director, Philippine Genome Center President PROF. ERNELEA P. CAO, PhD PROF. GISELA P. CONCEPCION, PhD Deputy Executive Director, Philippine Genome Center Vice President for Academic Affairs PROF. FRANCES FATIMA M. CABANA ASST. PROF. JOSELITO G. FLORENDO Deputy Director, System Information Office Vice President for Planning and Finance Other Constituent Universities PROF. MARAGTAS S.V. AMANTE, PhD Vice President for Administration PROF. REX VICTOR O. CRUZ, PhD Chancellor, UP Los Baños PROF. ELVIRA A. ZAMORA, DBA Vice President for Development PROF. MANUEL B. AGULTO, PhD Chancellor, UP Manila PROF. J. PROSPERO E. DE VERA III, DPA Vice President for Public Affairs/Officer-in-Charge, System Information Office PROF. ROMMEL A. ESPINOSA, PhD Chancellor, UP Visayas ATTY. HECTOR DANNY D. UY Vice President for Legal Affairs PROF. GRACE J. ALFONSO, PhD Chancellor, UP Open University PROF. LILIAN A. DE LAS LLAGAS, PhD Secretary of the University and of the Board of Regents PROF. SYLVIA B. CONCEPCION, PhD Chancellor, UP Mindanao PROF. RHODORA V. AZANZA, PhD PROF. RAYMUNDO D. 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