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Republic of the Philippines UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM Province of Rizal TRANSPARENCY SEAL I. Position, designation and contact information • PROFILE OF KEY OFFICIALS DR. MARITA R. CANAPI University President Dr. Marita Rana Canapi is the second president of the Univers ity of Rizal System (URS). She is steadfast in her desire to assist the institution in its effort to elevate further the quality of education in the Province of Rizal. Previously, she served as Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of Makati covering the period 2005 to 2011. She also briefly served as Vice-President for Academic Affairs at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Marikina. She has been into educational management for a long time having become Dean of the College of Arts and Science, College of Education, and the College of Computer Science also at the University of Makati. She has been a Mentor for Graduate Scholars of Smart Education Program and has previously taught Education, Research, Management, Physics and Mathematics at the University of Makati, Philippine Normal University, and Arellano University. Dr. Canapi holds a doctorate degree and a master’s degree in Education with specialization in Educational Management. She was recipient of a National Scholarship from the Department of Science and Technology for the Baccalaureate Program in Physics for teachers from the Philippine Normal University in consortium with De La Salle University where she graduated Cum Laude. She was given a medal for excellence in science training by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) a year after graduation. She was class valedictorian of Pedro Guevara Memorial High School in 1978 and graduated on top of her class at Santa Cruz Elementary School both in Santa Cruz, Laguna. She has co-authored a textbook in Research entitled “Research in Various Disciplines” published in 2008. Dr. Canapi is a member of the pool of assessors of the Regional Quality Assessment Team of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). She has also been speaker and resource person in various seminars, conferences and workshops in education, research, educational management, leadership and communication nationwide. She is a member of the board of directors of the Philippine Association of University Women and is a member of Pi Lambda Theta, a national sorority of Women Educators. She is also a member of the UNESCO Asia Pacific Network for International Education and Values Education or UNESCO APNIEVE and is actively involved in the projects for Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA). DR. FLORDELIZA R. PEÑARANDA Vice President for Academic Affairs • Professor VI • Doctor of Business Administration • MS Agriculture (AgEcon) • BS Agricultural Education Administrative Experiences: • Head, School of Agribusiness Management, URS Tanay, Schoolyear 2007-2008 • Head, Institute of Agribusiness Management • Campus Director, URS Tanay from June 2005 – April 2007 • Head, Institute of Cooperatives, Economics & Management, URS Tanay from 2002- 2003 DR. RONNIE N. PARICA Vice President for Administration & Finance • Associate Professor V • Doctor of Public Administration • Master in Public Administration • AB Political Science Administrative Experiences: • Dean, College of Social Sciences, URS Pililla from July 12, 2010 – April 18, 2012 • Campus HRMO, URS Tanay from 2008-2010 • Campus Coordinator for Alumni Affairs, URS Tanay from 2003 -2006 DR. NAMEROD F. MATEO Vice President for Research, Development, Extension & Production Director of Graduate School • Professor VI • Doctor of Philosophy in Agriculture • MS Forestry • BS Forestry Administrative Experiences: • Chancellor, URS Tanay from 2000-2001 • Director for Research from 2005 - May 2012 • DIRECTORY OF KEY OFFICIALS Dr. Marita R. Canapi University President (02) 401-4900 / (02) 653-1735 [email protected] [email protected] Dr. Flordeliza R. Peñaranda Vice-President for Academic Affairs (02) 401-4912 / 0917-8387170 [email protected] Dr. Ronnie N. Parica Vice-President for Administration & Finance (02) 653-1082 / 0917-8388408 [email protected] Dr. Namerod F. Mateo Vice-President for Research, Development, Extension & Production Director, Graduate School (02) 514-7578 [email protected] URS CAMPUSES Angono Campus Ibañez St., Brgy San Isidro, Angono, Rizal (02) 651-0346 Dr. Medardo B. Bombita Director, URS Angono 0917-8496938 Mrs. Norma F. Elvina Dean, College of Arts & Letters 0917-8531403 Prof. Sheryl Ann N. Perciano Head, School of Education 0917-8148589 [email protected] Antipolo City Campus Marigman St., Brgy. San Roque, Antipolo City (02) 697-5773 Dr. Marinette G. Ramos Director, URS Antipolo 0917-8496899 Engr. Armando D. Vale Dean, College of Hospitality Management 0917-8496683 [email protected] Mrs. Lourdes M. Tongohan Head, College of Education 0917-8496753 [email protected] Dr. Danilo Pascual Dean, Hospitality Industry 0917-8496921 [email protected] Binangonan Campus National Road, Brgy. Calumpang, Binangonan, Rizal (02) 652-1018 / (02) 652-3481 / (02) 652-1693 Dr. Juan O. Abarro Director, URS Binangonan (02) 697-5773 / 0917-8348659 [email protected] Mrs. Nery T. Vivas - Dean, College of Business 0917-8496576 Mrs. Mary Grace P. San Juan - Dean, College of Information Technology 0917-8496910 [email protected] Mrs. Loida P. Masinsin Faculty-In-Charge, College of Accountancy 0917-8497087 [email protected] Cainta Campus Gate 1, Karangalan Village, San Isidro, Cainta, Rizal [email protected] Prof. Edgardo Y. Celestial Director, URS Cainta Dean, Institute of Industrial Technology 0917-8530951 [email protected] Prof Julieta ST Fulgado Head, College of Education 0917-8530980 Cardona Campus Sitio Kuhala, Brgy. Dalig, Cardona, Rizal (02) 232-0043 [email protected] Prof. Jonathan R. Peñada Dean, College of Fisheries (02) 232-0043 / 0917-8531470 [email protected] Morong Campus J. Sumulong St., Brgy San Juan, Morong, Rizal (02) 653-2873 Dr. Demetria A. San Juan Director, URS Morong (02) 653-2873 / 0917-8349760 [email protected] Dr. Marilou C. Pantaleon Dean, College of Education 0917-8530239 [email protected] Dr. Marvin P. Amoin Dean, College of Engineering (02) 691- 6072 / 0917-8530269 [email protected] Dr. Mariam M. Estrabo Dean, College of Science 0917-8530633 [email protected] Dr. Allan E. Conde Dean, College of Industrial Technology (02) 666-4860 / 0917-8530573 [email protected] Pililla Campus Sitio Dampol, Brgy. Bagumbayan, Pililla, Rizal (02) 654-4465 / (02) 654-4464 Prof. Ma. Hayde C. Ceballos Director, URS Pililla 0917-8497093 [email protected] Dr. Jocelyn L. Gagalang Dean, College of Social Science and Education 0917-8497175 Mrs. Rivaolimae S. Calmada Dean, College of Business 0917-8497170 Rodriguez Campus T Reyes St., Amityville Subd., Brgy. San Jose, Rodriguez, Rizal (02) 997-9765 [email protected] Mrs. Maricel B. Berdan Director, URS Rodriguez 0917-8529754 [email protected] Engr. Jericho M. Inarda Dean, College of Agriculture 0917-8530095 [email protected] Mrs. Maria Victoria Alarte Dean, College of Business 0917-8530178 [email protected] Prof. Florante J. Mercado Head, College of Education 0917-8530135 [email protected] Tanay Campus J P Rizal St., Brgy. Sampaloc, Tanay, Rizal (02) 401-4910 [email protected] Dr. Fe D. Batoon Director, URS Tanay (02) 401-4910 [email protected] Dr. Ederlinda B. Dacillo Dean, College of Agriculture (02) 401-4911 / 0917-8529257 Prof. Amelita Cueto Head, School of Science & Education 0917-8529680 Dr. Euselle P. Suarez Head, School of Agribusiness Management 0917–8529271 [email protected] Mrs. Lanie M. Yanga In-Charge, Laboratory Schools [email protected] Taytay Campus Hi-way 2000, Rizal Techno Park, Brgy. San Juan, Taytay, Rizal (02) 401-7928 [email protected] Mrs. Rulen T. Velicaria Director, URS Taytay Dean, College of Nursing/ College of Technology Education 0917-8531204 [email protected] DIRECTORS Dr. German L. Peñaranda Research (02) 401-4900 / 0917-8529279 [email protected] Dr. Alexander M. Abrazado Production 0917-8530052 [email protected] Dr. Emma E. Linga Extension (02) 514-7578 / 0917-8530697 [email protected] Mrs. Shirley R. Marty Administrative Services (02) 653-2831 / 0917-8359191 [email protected] Mrs. Flora F. Dematera Finance Services (02) 653-2831 / 0917-8351065 [email protected] Dr. Renato F. De Lemon General Services (02) 653-2831 / 0917-8351081 [email protected] Dr. Nancy T. Pascual Student Development Services (02) 653-2876 / 0917-8530759 [email protected] Prof. Fe Esperanza T. Mateo Ecological & Biodiversity Research Center (02) 401-4900 [email protected] Mr. Reginald E. Gutierrez International Development & Special Projects Center (02) 653-2923 / (02) 661-8690 / 0917-8530690 [email protected] Dr. Hermy D. Estrabo Director, Public Affairs 0917-8530738 HEADS Dr. Carina C. Publico Office of the Board Secretary (02) 401-4900 / 0917-8629937 [email protected] Dr. Edna C. Maycacayan University Medical Officer 0917-8497262 [email protected] Dr. Reneecilia B. Paz De Leon Head, Curriculum and Instruction 0917-8530959 Dr. Rowena Dr. Laroza OJT & Placement 0917-8530643 [email protected] Prof. Arminda P. Campo Publication & Media Services [email protected] Prof Niclie Tiratira Head, Education, Science and Technology Research 0917-8530637 Prof. Grenelita DC. Bilbao University Registrar [email protected] 0917-8497106
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    THIRD BATCH OF APPROVED NOMINEES FOR GRADUATE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE K TO 12 TRANSITION PERIOD (FIRST SEMESTER, AY 2016-2017) DEGREE PROGRAM APPLIED PROGRAM REGION SHEI NAME NAME OF FACULTY/STAFF DHEI (known/prospective) REMARKS FOR STATUS Master of Arts in Education Alcover, Mary Jerzen U. New Master's Mariano Marcos State University (Mathematics) Northwestern 1 Master of Arts in Education University Velasco, Joan Jesus B. (Language and Literature New Master's Mariano Marcos State University Teaching) 2 Sierra College, Inc. Patriarca, Ellen D. MAEd major in Mathematics New Master's Saint Mary’s University Dissertation Agustin, Erovita Teresita B. Doctor of Mathematics St. Paul University Philippines Grant University of Saint Dissertation 2 Mendezabal, Marie Jean N. Doctor of Mathematics St. Paul University Philippines Louis Grant Master in Information Urita, Bryan T. New Master's Mapua Institute of Technology Technology Dr. Yanga's College, MS in Hospitality and 3 Tolin, Regine D.C. New Master's Baliuag University Inc Tourism Management MS in Guidance and Cuanico, Ma. Carolina R. New Master's Central Luzon State University Counseling Central Luzon State University/ Lajom, Katrina M. MA in Mathematics New Master's College of the Immaculate Conception Redirect Degree- Eduardo L. Joson 3 Macaslam, April R. MA in Filipino New Master's Central Luzon State University indicate Memorial College specialization Obungin, Julius S. MAED in Biological Sciences New Master's Central Luzon State University Panginen, Fina-daye S. MA in English/Linguistics New Master's Central Luzon State University Pascual, Mark Anthony A. MS in Information New Master's Angeles University Foundations/ Page 1 of 20 Technology Nueva Ecija University of Science and Technology Redirect Degree- Quiming, Tranquilino MA in Filipino New Master's Central Luzon State University indicate specialization Master in Information Reyes, Emmanuel New Master's Angeles University Foundation Technology Redirect Degree- Garcia, Leticia P.