The WBL (Women's Basketball League) opened its 22nd season last October 2009. The team's first game was against St. Scholastica's Manila, earning the team's first loss by about 12 points.
The second game was vs Assumption Antipolo- which the Dragons won by about 11points, November 14th. The third and last of the elimination games was on November 15 when the Dragons went up against San Beda Alabang. The team won this game with a 20point difference.
The team went up against UST (holding the no.1 spot in their bracket) playing the semifinal round to qualify for the championship, but unfortunately lost by 2 points last November 29.
A battle for the 3rd spot was held as a result of the outcome which was held last December 5th at the Xavier Gym. The team won versus UP with a final score of 55-23; finishing strong even at its post-season with the title for Third Place.
The team received the Third Place trophy handed by Mr. Nicanor Jorge, founder and commissioner of The BEST (Basketball Efficiency Scientific Training) Center as well as individual bronze medals.
Thank you for your support!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Christmas Kids' Fair: Book and Toy Donations for Children 4:43 PM
Would you like to make the children of UA&P employees, security guards, and service personnel happy this year? We're giving the kiddos a treat during our Christmas celebration on December 18. If you'd like to join us in making the little ones smile, maybe you can consider donating any of the following:
- Popcorn for film-viewing
- Crayons, pencils, paper and other art supplies for the Arts & Crafts booth and the kiddie “Burgoo/ Shakey’s” dining tables
- Christmas decors for the photobooth with santa
- Items for kiddie loot bags
Book Launching: "Tongues of Men, Dreams of Angels" 4:29 PM
The UA&P Research and Publications Office invites everyone to the launching of the poetry book Tongues of Men, Dreams of Angels by the late Fr. Marciano Malvar Guzman at the Dining Halls on December 9 (Wednesday) at 5:00 pm.
A well-known poet and philosopher, Fr. Guzman was a best-selling author of Catholic books and a winner of the Catholic Mass Media Award. His first book of poems, Breaking into Light, was published in the 1960s by UA&P's forerunner, the Center for Research and Communication. Fr. Guzman's poetry appeared mostly in Philippine national print publications like Philippines Free Press, Solidarity, and Philippine Graphic.
Copies of the book will be available during the launch at the regular price of P350. Pre-orders are accepted until December 8 (Tuesday) at a discounted price of P250 only. Pre-orders may be paid at the UA&P Accounting Office.
For inquiries, please contact Mr. Emmanuel Rentoy at 637-0912 local 277/278 or at erentoy (at) uap.edu.ph.
A well-known poet and philosopher, Fr. Guzman was a best-selling author of Catholic books and a winner of the Catholic Mass Media Award. His first book of poems, Breaking into Light, was published in the 1960s by UA&P's forerunner, the Center for Research and Communication. Fr. Guzman's poetry appeared mostly in Philippine national print publications like Philippines Free Press, Solidarity, and Philippine Graphic.
Copies of the book will be available during the launch at the regular price of P350. Pre-orders are accepted until December 8 (Tuesday) at a discounted price of P250 only. Pre-orders may be paid at the UA&P Accounting Office.
For inquiries, please contact Mr. Emmanuel Rentoy at 637-0912 local 277/278 or at erentoy (at) uap.edu.ph.
An invitation to the Applied Business Economics Program (ABEP) 4:26 PM
Dear UA&P Alumni,
We are inviting you again to the Applied Business Economics Program (ABEP).
As an alumnus of UA&P, we trained you to think fast on your feet without losing sight of your long-term goals. This is evident in today's intensely competitive business environment. Flexibility is important to survival, but so is strategic thinking.
By now you must have had more than a year of relevant work experience. You fully appreciate the importance of striking a balance between application and planning in business. To cultivate a happy balance between tactical and strategic thinking, a good grasp of principles of planning is critical. Your intense liberal arts background would help you make essential plans. Your global and historical perspectives would aid you to make sound decisions. Your knowledge of ethical and social dimensions would assist you to make just judgments. But emphasis must also be given to how a plan is carried out. Also, knowledge about the right application techniques is important.
ABEP is for you. It is a graduate program designed for young working professionals. It is where economics gets down to business.
ABEP is the best blend of business and economics. Through the program you will be able to monitor the environment and analyze industries. You will be aware of and sensitive to the economic issues confronting the nation and industries. You will be able to apply economic and business research techniques. You will develop problem-solving skills. You will have a basic appreciation of quantitative tools.
Why not write us at abep@uap.edu.ph of your intention to apply now. You could download the forms from the website www.uap.edu.ph/abep and fax it to us at 637-8549. You could also call ABEP at 637-0912 local 375 or at 637-8549 and look for Ms. Elsie D. Tingzon. We are looking forward to hear from you at the soonest possible time. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Cid Terosa, PhD.
We are inviting you again to the Applied Business Economics Program (ABEP).
As an alumnus of UA&P, we trained you to think fast on your feet without losing sight of your long-term goals. This is evident in today's intensely competitive business environment. Flexibility is important to survival, but so is strategic thinking.
By now you must have had more than a year of relevant work experience. You fully appreciate the importance of striking a balance between application and planning in business. To cultivate a happy balance between tactical and strategic thinking, a good grasp of principles of planning is critical. Your intense liberal arts background would help you make essential plans. Your global and historical perspectives would aid you to make sound decisions. Your knowledge of ethical and social dimensions would assist you to make just judgments. But emphasis must also be given to how a plan is carried out. Also, knowledge about the right application techniques is important.
ABEP is for you. It is a graduate program designed for young working professionals. It is where economics gets down to business.
ABEP is the best blend of business and economics. Through the program you will be able to monitor the environment and analyze industries. You will be aware of and sensitive to the economic issues confronting the nation and industries. You will be able to apply economic and business research techniques. You will develop problem-solving skills. You will have a basic appreciation of quantitative tools.
Why not write us at abep@uap.edu.ph of your intention to apply now. You could download the forms from the website www.uap.edu.ph/abep and fax it to us at 637-8549. You could also call ABEP at 637-0912 local 375 or at 637-8549 and look for Ms. Elsie D. Tingzon. We are looking forward to hear from you at the soonest possible time. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Cid Terosa, PhD.
Simbang Gabi @ UA&P 4:22 PM
As part of the University’s preparation for the Christmas season, the traditional Aguinaldo Masses (Simbang Gabi) will be held at the Stella Orientis Oratory from December 16 (Wednesday) to December 24 (Thursday) at 5:30 am. We especially invite the UA&P alumni to attend the Aguinaldo Mass on December 22, Tuesday. That day is assigned to the Center for Students and Alumni (CSA), of which the Office of Alumni Affairs forms part.
On Christmas Eve, there will be two Masses at 10:00 pm (Stella Orientis Oratory and Dizon Auditorium).
On Christmas Eve, there will be two Masses at 10:00 pm (Stella Orientis Oratory and Dizon Auditorium).
