The seminar brought together USLT employees and students to strengthen institutional communication practices, enhance competencies aligned with current media and organizational communication demands, and introduce innovative marketing techniques.

In the communication session, Dr. Romel L. Tagumasi shared his expertise on “Strategic Communication for Unified Brand Identity.” Meanwhile, in marketing, Dr. Rizza V. Ramos presented “Innovative Marketing and Advertising Strategies for Strengthening the Louisian Brand.”

Through this program, USLT avows its commitment to upskill and reskill its employees and students, promoting continuous development in line with the Louisian mission, vision, and core values.

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The assembly was presided over by the university president, Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, Ph.D., who addressed faculty and staff on developments concerning employee welfare. In his message, he presented the proposed benefits set to take effect in the incoming academic year 2026–2027, highlighting the administration’s continuing efforts to support and recognize the contributions of its personnel.

Among the proposed additions to the employee benefit package are 14th-month pay, a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO), and the inclusion of a Saint Peter Memorial Life Plan. These initiatives aim to enhance financial security, health coverage, and long-term support for employees and their families.

The General Assembly also featured a forum where employees could raise concerns and other general matters, fostering open communication between the administration and personnel.

The General Assembly served as a venue for communication and alignment, reinforcing the university’s commitment to maintaining a responsive and supportive work environment for its employees.

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Remarkably, first-time takers from Batch 2025 (Secondary Level) recorded a 100% passing rate, with a total of 7 successful passers.

Here are the newly Licensed Professional Teachers:

Bachelor of Secondary Education major in English

Hannah Marie T. Balisi, LPT

Paul Christian C. Lasam, LPT

Iven Chantal T. Mallanao, LPT

Jerome Elijah B. Pajarillo, LPT

Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Social Sciences

Randolph A. Bravo, LPT

Bachelor of Physical Education

Ron Louis M. Cambri, LPT

Jhaypee A. Ramos, LPT

Congratulations to the School of Education, Criminology, Arts and Psychology and the Teacher Education 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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This landmark collaboration bridges the gap between Northern Luzon and world-class healthcare, providing student-pharmacists with an immersive experience in a Joint Commission International (JCI)-accredited environment. The university is not only sending interns but also deploying future leaders equipped for modern, patient-centered pharmacy practice.

Selected through a grueling process of clinical evaluations, rigid university interviews, and a final screening by the AHMC committee, these seven 4th-year students have proven they are ready for the global stage:

·         Micka Faye C. Abeya

·         Louella D. Alonzo

·         Ryda Erinne V. Fernandez

·         Juno Carmeleen S. Fugaban

·         Donica Guelle P. Garcia

·         Camille N. Lustre

·         Divina Gracia B. Tumolva

Deployed on May 11, 2026, they represent the first cohort from the region to train at this prestigious institution.

The Pharmacy Department Head, Vic Valiant O. Laureta, RPh, CPh, MS Pharm, who completed his own Clinical Pharmacy Clerkship at AHMC in 2024, shares the vision behind this link as it opens doors to unprecedented professional opportunities.

As a premier member of the Metro Pacific Health network, AHMC offers the interns exposure to state-of-the-art medication management and multidisciplinary ward rounds.

By bringing “Metro-standard” expertise back to the North, USLT reaffirms its mission to deliver quality, relevant education.

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Guided by the theme, the exhibit presented artworks that expressed how students experienced, interpreted, and lived through art within cultural and social contexts. The initiative encouraged students to view their work beyond academic requirements and to recognize their role in shaping conversations about culture and society.

During the opening program, Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, University President, highlighted the students’ giftedness and the value of artistic expression among young Louisians. Ms. Beth Arago also emphasized the artworks’ unique creativity and depth. Dr. Herbert S. Corpuz, Dean of the School of Education, Criminology, Arts and Psychology joined the ceremony as the three led the ribbon’s untying.

The exhibit also received support from local officials and visitors throughout the week. Councilors Tirso Mangada and Den-Den Avila, together with Vice Mayor Pastor Ross, visited the exhibit and purchased selected artworks. Honorable Mayor Maila Ting-Que likewise visited the venue and donated ₱5,000 in support of the participating students.

Over the five-day exhibit, mallgoers, art enthusiasts, and community members had the opportunity to appreciate student artworks that highlighted creativity, cultural awareness, and social reflection.

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USLT earned international recognition across various innovation categories through impactful and transformative programs that promote student welfare, community engagement, sustainability, quality assurance, educational innovation, and mission-driven leadership.

Among the university’s notable rankings are:
 • Rank 12 – Student Support and Engagement (A1);
 • Rank 19 – University Brand and Reputation (B8);
 • Rank 32 – Inclusive Social Innovation for the Underserved (C6);
 • Rank 36 – Future-Oriented Responses to Global Uncertainty and Geopolitical Risk (A7);

• Rank 40 – AI-Based Teaching and Learning Transformation (C4);

• Rank 42 – Visionary Leadership (B1);
• Rank 45 – Student Mobility and Openness (A2);
• Rank 49 – Empowerment-Based Management (B2);
• Rank 74 – Funding for Sustainability (B5);

• Rank 81 – Infrastructure/Technology (B6); and

• Rank 97 – Entrepreneurial Culture & Ecosystem (A4).

This achievement reflects USLT’s continued commitment to excellence and innovation in higher education through transformative programs that create meaningful impact in the local and global community.

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Glocal Partnerships and Engagement Director Dr. Anjanette F. Batulan opened the program with acknowledgement to the participants and the partner institution. Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, Vice President for Academics, then delivered the welcome remarks and emphasized the value of collaboration in strengthening academic practice. Rev. Fr. Macwayne N. Maniwang, CICM, PhD, University President, followed with a message highlighting the importance of continuous educational improvement.

Meanwhile, Dr. Emily T. Mabborang, Basic Education School Principal, presented an overview of the university, highlighting its programs and services. This gave the visiting group a clearer view of the university’s academic direction. In response, Dr. Imelda B. Bautista, IJMS Director, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to engage and learn from the experience.

The activity continued with parallel benchmarking sessions where participants shared practices and explored possible areas for collaboration.

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The seminar began with Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, Vice President for Academics, who conveyed a message underscoring the importance of quality assurance mechanisms in sustaining academic integrity and institutional growth.

Moreover, Engr. Jeffrey Des Binwag, Dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture of Saint Louis University, Baguio City, served as the resource speaker who led key sessions offering insights into best practices and areas for improvement.

On the second day, discussions focused on the key takeaways of the PTC self-survey reports and in-depth sessions on OBE and CQI. Engr. Binwag continued to guide participants through the OBE and CQI sessions, emphasizing the alignment of learning outcomes, assessment methods, and continuous program enhancement. The sessions encouraged active participation and critical evaluation among attendees.

Through this initiative, USLT reaffirms its dedication to strengthening academic standards and fostering a culture of continuous improvement in line with the expectations of the Philippine Technological Council and the broader educational community.

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ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS
Engr. Lorelei Mae A. Beltran
Engr. Prinze Jan L. Bumanglag
Engr. Claro S. Claveria II
Engr. Julius Vladimir T. Dela Rosa
Engr. Peter John T. Custodio

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS
Engr. Lorelei Mae A. Beltran, ECT
Engr. Prinze Jan L. Bumanglag, ECT
Engr. Claro S. Claveria II, ECT
Engr. Julius Vladimir T. Dela Rosa, ECT

Significantly, USLT recorded an 83.33% passing rate in the Electronics Engineers licensure examination, surpassing the national passing rate of 61.62%. In the Electronics Technicians licensure examination, the University achieved an 80.00% passing rate, exceeding the national rate of 78.16%. Moreover, USLT attained the highest passing rate in the region.

The University commends its new engineers and technicians for their achievement and extends its appreciation to the School of Architecture, Computing and Engineering (SACE) for its continued commitment to academic excellence and professional preparation.

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 RISE and SERVE 2026 opened with remarks from Vice President for Academics Dr. Luisa B. Aquino, who underscored collaboration and shared commitment in sustaining excellence, and delivered the University President’s message on his behalf.

A highlight of the ceremony was the Stakeholders’ Appreciation, honoring partners of the University Research and Innovation Office (URIO) and the Community Engagement and CICM Advocacies (CECA). The recognition underscored the university’s strong partnerships in promoting research, innovation, and community-centered programs.

The event also featured the RISE Awards 2026, which recognized exemplary contributions in research presentations, research publications, research awards, research utilization, and special awards. The awarding celebrated individuals and groups whose work significantly contributed to knowledge production and innovation within and beyond the university.

Winners of various competitions and activities during the RISE and SERVE 2026 week-long celebration were likewise honored, showcasing the creativity, excellence, and active participation of students, faculty, and personnel.

Through this culminating activity, USLT reaffirmed the vital role of collaboration among stakeholders in driving institutional growth and sustaining a culture of excellence grounded in research, innovation, and community engagement.

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