The passers are as follows:

Abigail T. Mirasol, U.S. CMA

Micaela P. Aloy, U.S. CMA

Kaye S. Carlos, U.S. CMA

Muhammad Hannan T. Asif, U.S. CMA

Richmon B. Rivera, U.S. CMA

Schann Nicolei V. Lim, U.S. CMA

Leila Camille B. Tagari, U.S. CMA

Xynna Chelseah Gale E. Tiwag, U.S. CMA

Kathleen Joy G. Guillermo – Part 1 Passer

Emmanuel John C. Celeste – Part 2 Passer

Myrell P. Balyao – Part 2 Passer

Alliah Anne V. Lapitaje – Part 2 Passer

The graduates’ achievement reflects positively on the institution, allowing them to pursue global standards, strive for distinction, and contribute meaningfully to advancing the profession and society.

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USLT recorded an institutional passing rate of 76.32%, producing 29 newly Registered Electrical Engineers.

The new Louisian Electrical Engineers are as follows:

ENGR. JAMIE MARGAUX D. ACORDA

ENGR. DIADEA L. BINUYA

ENGR. ATHENA DAYE R. GATAN

ENGR. DELLA CORRINE M. JUAN

ENGR. JOVIELENE A. PAMITTAN

ENGR. ANGEL VEE P. TAPAO

ENGR. JULIUS S. ARANAS

ENGR. REAGAN S. BALINGWAY

ENGR. DAVE IVAN B. BALISI

ENGR. MICHAEL ANTHONY C. BALO

ENGR. CARLO B. BARGADO

ENGR. JOHN ARVY S. BARTOLOME

ENGR. JOHN VINCE M. CABACUNGAN

ENGR. EDILBERTO M. CANLAS JR.

ENGR. N JAY B. CAPALUNGAN

ENGR. VAN XAVIERY U. CASTILLO

ENGR. MARK REYGIE S. CORPUZ

ENGR. M-JAY DELA CRUZ

ENGR. JAYBIE DELMUNDO

ENGR. KLIFF JEFFERSON C. LABANG

ENGR. JUN ROSS S. LUGO

ENGR. MIKE HANZ L. MARIANO

ENGR. EZEKIEL E. MARQUEZ

ENGR. ROY SIR MIKE V. PILIGAN

ENGR. MARK JOSEPH S. QUIZZAGAN

ENGR. RUSSELLE DRAKE C. SAQUING

ENGR. JUSTINE KARL T. TAGAYUNA

ENGR. JOHN MICHAEL Q. UMALI

ENGR. LANZE LAURENCE M. URYA

Felicitations to the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering department for this achievement!

Carry on the Louisian core values of Christian Living, Excellence, Professional Responsibility, Social Awareness and Involvement, and Innovation, Creativity, and Agility.

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The morning session commenced with an inspirational message from University President, Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, PhD, who underscored the vital role of truth and accuracy in journalism. He emphasized that student journalists carry the responsibility of ensuring that every published content reflects integrity, fairness, and accountability, especially in today’s fast-paced digital environment.

Highlighting the seminar were the insightful talks from invited speakers who shared their expertise on timely and relevant topics. Dr. Chelito A. Malamug, a professor from Cagayan State University, delivered a discussion on Responsible Journalism, stressing the ethical obligations of writers in verifying information and combating misinformation. Meanwhile, Sir Christian L. Dulin, LPT, a college instructor from the School of Education, Criminology, Arts, and Psychology, explored the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Journalism, presenting both its advantages and the ethical considerations that come with its integration in news writing.

Both sessions encouraged active participation from student journalists, fostering meaningful discussions and reflections on their roles as emerging media practitioners.

In the afternoon, a team-building activity was conducted to strengthen camaraderie among participants coming from different student publications across the university. Through a series of engaging physical activities, the student journalists were able to build connections, promote teamwork, and enhance collaboration—reinforcing the spirit of unity within the Louisian media community.

The whole-day event not only enriched the participants’ knowledge and skills in journalism but also cultivated a deeper sense of responsibility, cooperation, and innovation among Louisian student writers.

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Facilitated by the Vice President for Academics, Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, the seminar provided a dynamic platform for reflection, learning, and dialogue. The sessions were designed to strengthen leadership capacities while fostering a deeper appreciation of the unique contributions of women in institutional development.

The sessions centered on self-awareness and leadership identity, guiding participants in recognizing their strengths, values, and leadership styles. Through reflective activities and guided discussions, attendees were encouraged to embrace authenticity and confidence in navigating their roles as leaders. Dr. Aquino emphasized that empowered leadership begins with a clear sense of purpose and the courage to lead with integrity and compassion.

Moreover, the sessions also built on these foundations by focusing on strategic leadership and resilience in the workplace. Participants engaged in collaborative exercises that highlighted effective communication, decision-making, and adaptability in the face of challenges. The discussions also addressed the importance of fostering supportive work environments that uplift and empower fellow women professionals.

As the seminar concluded, participants expressed appreciation for the opportunity to engage in a program that both affirmed their leadership journeys and challenged them to grow further. The initiative stands as a testament to USLT’s commitment to nurturing empowered, resilient, and visionary women leaders who contribute meaningfully to the academic and wider community.

Through programs such as this, the university continues to uphold its mission of developing leaders grounded in excellence, service, and transformative education.

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The mass, presided over by Fr. Maniwang with Rev. Fr. John Mark D. Barroga, CICM, MATh-PM, served as a solemn expression of thanksgiving for sixteen years of priestly ministry. The celebration centered on the grace of vocation and the enduring call to serve God’s people with fidelity.

In his homily, Fr. Maniwang reflected on Psalm 139:14, “I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” He spoke of God’s intimate knowledge of every person and the divine care present from the very beginning of life. He shared that this truth has shaped his understanding of his vocation and continues to guide him in his priestly journey. The passage remains a source of strength as he carries out his mission, trusting in God and renewing his commitment to serve.

His friends, members of the Board of Trustees, retirees, students, teaching personnel, and non-teaching personnel attended the Eucharistic celebration. Their presence conveyed prayerful support and gratitude for his years in the priesthood.

The celebration of Fr. Maniwang’s sacerdotal anniversary affirmed the enduring value of priestly service. His sixteen years in the ministry continue to inspire faith, deepen spiritual commitment, and strengthen the sense of mission among the faithful.

Happy 16th Sacerdotal Anniversary, Fr. Maniwang! May God continue to bless your priestly ministry with grace, strength, and wisdom as you faithfully serve His people. May your life remain a source of inspiration, and may your mission be ever guided by His enduring love.

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Among the champions are three proud Louisians: Ken Carlo A. Calubaquib (Grade 12), Mark Angelo M. Addun (BS Geodetic Engineering), and Redd Lawrence Zachary T. Camat (G12).

The team was coached by Mr. Jayvin M. Taguba, a SECAP teacher, whose guidance and dedication were instrumental in securing the championship.

This achievement brings pride to Region II and highlights the growing presence of Louisian student-athletes in competitive sports.

Congratulations once again!

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The event, themed “Forging Stronger Partnerships: Business, Government, and Academe United for Cagayan’s Growth,” brought together leaders from the private sector, government agencies, and higher education institutions to align strategies for the province’s economic and human capital development.

One of the key sessions of the meeting featured “Messages of Support” from provincial and regional directors, underscoring the government’s commitment to this tripartite alliance, with notable officials in attendance including Mary Ann C. Dy, Provincial Director of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Cagayan; Genaro Ronald P. Ibay, Provincial Director of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) Cagayan; Rosemary G. Aquino, Regional Executive Director of the Department of Agriculture (DA) Region 02; Jayferson D. Mabborang, Provincial Director of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Cagayan; and Laura B. Diciano, Provincial Director of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) Cagayan.

The highlight of the assembly was the Simultaneous Tripartite Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signing. USLT, alongside other leading academic institutions in the region, formalized its partnership with PCCI Cagayan and the PCCI Human Resource Development Foundation (PCCI HRDF).

This landmark agreement is designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and industry practice. Through this collaboration, USLT aims to enhance its Pre-Employment Education and Training (PET) initiatives, ensuring that Louisian students acquire competencies and skills that are directly aligned with the evolving demands of the global labor market.

The event was spearheaded by PCCI Cagayan President Ms. Evelyn L. Velasco, who delivered the State of the Chamber Address, and PCCI Cagayan BOD Mr. Cloyd C. Velasco, who provided the GMM overview. The program was moderated by Mr. Ramon A. Morales, Chairman of the Board.

The gathering also featured inspirational messages from Cagayan Governor Edgar “Manong Egay” Aglipay and PCCI Region 02 Governor Jose Avelino C. Diaz, both of whom underscored the importance of unity in building a “Prosperous Tomorrow” for the province.

Dr. Alberto P. Fenix, Jr., President of PCCI HRDF, served as the Guest of Honor and Inducting Officer. In his keynote address, Dr. Fenix emphasized the vital synergy between government, industry, and the academe as the cornerstone of a sustainable and competitive workforce.

Moreover, representing USLT in the event were Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, PhD, University President; Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, Vice President for Academics; Dr. Rizza V. Ramos, Dean of the School of Accountancy, Business, and Hospitality (SABH); and Dr. Mary Ann C. Bartolome, Department Head of the Business Administration program.

By formalizing this partnership, USLT strengthens its position at the forefront of career-integrated education. The university remains committed to delivering experiential learning opportunities and competency-based training that equip students with skills aligned to industry needs. Through active engagement with key stakeholders, USLT ensures that its programs are integrated into the broader regional development agenda. This collaboration further enables Louisian graduates to benefit from a strong network of government support and industry opportunities, preparing them to thrive in a competitive workforce.

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The program commenced with a Baccalaureate Mass at the Good Shepherd Chapel, presided over by Rev. Fr. John Mark D. Barroga, CICM, Vice President for Mission and Identity and University Chaplain.

The highlight of the ceremony was the awarding of certificates to the completers by Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, PhD, University President, together with Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, Vice President for Academics, and Dr. Emily T. Mabborang, Basic Education School Principal.

The ceremony was attended by university officials, faculty members, staff, and proud families who gathered to witness and celebrate this important academic milestone of the students.

#BES #AcademicExcellence #USLTPhilippines

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Highlighting this achievement, USLT has produced 113 newly registered civil engineers.

ENGR. SPENCER GUMABAY ABELLA

ENGR. WAREN EGIPTO ABLOG

ENGR. JOHN KAYE CALIGUIRAN ADDATU

ENGR. NIÑO FAUSTIN CALUBAQUIB ADDUCUL

ENGR. MARK ROLAND MAQUINAD ADDUN

ENGR. JOHN MALRAUX DAQUIOAG ADRIANO

ENGR. VON JONLEY MOLINA AGUBO

ENGR. VON ANDREI ROLDAN AGUIMBAG

ENGR. AARON JAE JIMENEZ ALTARES

ENGR. MIA YVETTE ARAÑAS ANDRES

ENGR. AERON MARC BATOON APOSTOL

ENGR. JOHN CARLO JACALA ASINGAYAN

ENGR. ROLANDO MACALLING BAGO JR.

ENGR. PAUL JAY LORD GAMMARU BAGUNU

ENGR. MARK CHRISTIAN BACCAY BALOD

ENGR. ROY AMODO BARQUEZ II

ENGR. GERALD TUDDAO BASSIG

ENGR. ALLIYA ISABEL GONZALO BATANG

ENGR. CHRISTNER DON BALTAZAR BAYNOSA

ENGR. KIMBERLY ROSE VILLANUEVA BAYUBAY

ENGR. JOHN DALE SERRANO BELEN

ENGR. KING DERICK BAQUIRAN BENITEZ

ENGR. JAN CARLO DULIN BITANGA

ENGR. KARL CHARLES MARCOS BUENO

ENGR. JOE MAYCO STAEDLER CANUTO BUMAGAT

ENGR. JULES GANNABAN BUTAY

ENGR. LUCKY JHAY BUENO CABADING

ENGR. CHRISTELLE JHUN MARCOS CABANG

ENGR. GARIE NICOLAS BIGORNIA CALIBUSO

ENGR. GWYNETH KYLA PAULYNNE CARENG CANAPI

ENGR. REY MARC TALOSIG CANAYA

ENGR. RUFINO DAYAG CAPALUNGAN

ENGR. NICOLE KHRYSS FOLLO CARLOS

ENGR. CHESKA MARIE GUERRERO CIELOS

ENGR. MA. ELIZA GRACE BUCAD CLETO

ENGR. KING EMMANUEL DIZON CONCEPCION

ENGR. STEPHANIE CLAIRE PALEJO DALISAY

ENGR. FRANCEL REY MACABABBAD DE LEON

ENGR. WAYNE LAWRENCE LASAM DE VEYRA

ENGR. CAMILLE JOY PASICOLAN DECENA

ENGR. VHIN JOSHUA COSTALES DECENA

ENGR. JOERON CAEZAR ACOB DEL ROSARIO

ENGR. JOSHUA MARTIN BALISI DELA CRUZ

ENGR. ALLYSA CHRISTINE JOIE PANGANIBAN DELOS REYES

ENGR. EYESLEE JOSH TABAO DOCTOLERO

ENGR. HOWARD SIAZON DOMINGO

ENGR. IAN SOLOMON SUMALINOG DUERME

ENGR. RYAN AGUSTIN DUMALYONG

ENGR. FREDZ ANGELO GUTIEREZ ESCOBAR

ENGR. MARK LESTER CALUBAQUIB ESCOBAR

ENGR. KARYLLE MARIE REGUALOS FERNANDEZ

ENGR. NAMNAMA RAMOS GANNABAN

ENGR. JIREH ANGELI LONGAT GARCIA

ENGR. JUSTERINI MARTIREZ GUARING

ENGR. CARLO PASIGUI GUILLERMO

ENGR. JOSHUA GALOLO INTERVALO

ENGR. JOVAN SIMANGAN IRINGAN

ENGR. VINCE ZAYREM URIAN LAGUNDI

ENGR. DAN LESTER DELA CRUZ LAPE

ENGR. JAYLORD BALIUAG LIQUIGAN

ENGR. LINDON SEDRICK ALONZO LUMABAO

ENGR. NEMUEL LATTAO MABBORANG

ENGR. JIMANN KYLE ALLAM MACABABBAD

ENGR. XZK ARLANTE MALLABO

ENGR. KEITH NOLASCO MANAUIS

ENGR. JHON KENNETH MORA MAPPATAO

ENGR. CRYSTAL ASHLEY BALINTEC MARCOS

ENGR. JOMARI ACIERTO MATIAS

ENGR. NEPHELLIE ANNE PASCUAL MATIBAG

ENGR. RAY VINCENT LORENZO MIGUEL

ENGR. EXIANIBUS MILITAR MORENO

ENGR. MARY ROSE PAESTE MUSNI

ENGR. KRISTINE JOY GARACI NAVEA

ENGR. CARL LESTER OCAMPO

ENGR. KENNETH DAVE PALAPAL OLIVIANO

ENGR. DANIEL JACINTO TUDDAO PADILLA

ENGR. MARK ADRIAN DUMLAO PAGULAYAN

ENGR. KAYE ANNE LOLO PALATTAO

ENGR. CARL ADRIAN LUNDAY PANALIGAN

ENGR. TRISTAN BURAGA PASCUAL

ENGR. JAN CARLO LUCAS PELOVELLO

ENGR. HAROLD KYLE SALCEDO PENEYRA

ENGR. JOHN WILLIAM BASUNGIT PUG-AS

ENGR. SUNSHINE KAYE FIESTA RABINO

ENGR. JOHN PAUL ESTEBAN REAL

ENGR. GRAZY LOU RAGUINDIN REGINALDO

ENGR. KRISHA LEI CALATI RESURRECCION

ENGR. HAFNER ANN LAGUA REYES

ENGR. TOM ROLDAN BUENO ROBLES

ENGR. CLARITO ALFARO ROMERO JR.

ENGR. VIENE JAMES MABBAYAD SAGUISI

ENGR. NICHOLAI LEVINE BACULI SALADINO

ENGR. KENNETH HARVEY SARMIENTO SAPLA

ENGR. BREND VINCENT SAPLA SEMANA

ENGR. RALPH JEFFERSON VALLECILLO SILOS

ENGR. MARIAH LEE GARRINGO SIMON

ENGR. JOEMER ALEJANDRO SINCO

ENGR. RIZZA MAE GASPAR SINCO

ENGR. BRAIDEN EGYPTO SONIDO

ENGR. IVY PEARL ANGALA TABAG

ENGR. CLARICE DACANAY TABERNA

ENGR. JOHN GLENN BACULI TAGUBA

ENGR. CHRISTIAN ANDREW GUIZZAGAN TAMANU

ENGR. JEAN ECOLE JURADO TUMALIUAN

ENGR. MARCELINOUS JAMES ARAGON TUMALIUAN

ENGR. RAUL PAGULAYAN TUMALIUAN

ENGR. KEVIN CHARL BAGUEC ULAYAN

ENGR. NARD BRYAN BALUBAL VALDEZ

ENGR. LHAARNIE MARQUEZ VENTURA

ENGR. KATE PAGUILA VILLAROZA

ENGR. VANESA HERNANDEZ VILORIA

ENGR. VIA MAE TUMALIUAN ZALUN

ENGR. ALVIN FRANCIS ABILA ZUNIEGA

Congratulations to the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering for this feat!

Carry on the Louisian core values of Christian Living, Excellence, Professional Responsibility, Social Awareness and Involvement, and Innovation, Creativity, and Agility.

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The program opened with remarks from Dr. Marie Rose P. Mora, Vice President for Administration. This was followed by a message from Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, Ph.D., University President. In his address, he shared his vision for the upcoming school year and the years ahead. He encouraged the faculty to remain steadfast in forming students with strong values and academic competence. He also emphasized the role of educators in building a community rooted in faith, excellence, and service.

The contracts were then signed, marking each faculty member’s formal commitment to the university. 

As the university moves forward, this renewed commitment stands as a strong foundation for the year ahead. May all BES educators continue to serve with purpose and carry the Louisian spirit as they form minds and hearts for the future.

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