PREFACE

The year has come and the University of the Philippines

welcomes the Freshies again! Such new souls to be molded as
Iskolars ng Bayan!

What is UP and who can you be in UP? This UPV CM

Freshie E-booklet aims to prepare you for the university and to
give you a better understanding of what our college has to
offer. This booklet contains the accounts of UPV CM
organizations that are ready to adopt new set of people in the
family as this academic year begins. Also, this provides you
simple tips and know-hows inside the university, what it’s like
to be an Isko or Iska, and most especially how to #SurviveUP.

This is a phase of adjusting as one enters and strives to

satisfy the standards UP has set. This is a phase of coping up
with life, as well as trying to excel academically. This is a phase
of making new acquaintances, learnings, and experiences.

We hope that this guidebook will help you cope in

beginning the momentous journey ahead. We, your CM family,
are cheering for you as new Iskolars ng Bayan!

Welcome Isko and Iska!

 University of the Philippines
Vision
University of the Philippines Visayas
History, Goals, and Objectives
Mission, Vision, and Core Values
UPV Iloilo City
History
College of Management Student Council
Overview
Know your CMSC Officers
The Ultimate “How To” Guide
10 Ways to be More Productive
#UPSurvivalTips
CMSC Internal Events
#Excellence
Get to Know our UPV CM Orgs
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES
Vision
A great university taking a leadership role in the development of
a globally competitive Philippines.

• Driven by academic excellence and operational excellence;

• Strong research and creative capability, supported by an

expanded graduate program and geared to addressing the
country’s problems;

• Excellent faculty and staff working in an environment

conducive to outstanding performance and high productivity;

• The best and brightest students from across the country

prepared for successful careers and responsive citizenship;

• Strong support from the alumni and other stakeholders;

• High visibility and effective public service;

• Modernized physical facilities and technological infrastructure

for teaching research and administration; and

• Financial sustainability achieved by resource generation and

administrative efficiency, while preserving its public character.

Source: UP Handbook for Freshmen 2015

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES VISAYAS
HISTORY, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES

The university of the Philippines Visayas was established by the board of

regents on May 31, 1979 in response to the need to accelerate the development
of fisheries and marine resources of the country. The concept of a new
autonomous university of the UP System, as conceived in 1975, was to be
realized by means of an expanded fisheries education, research, and extension
service programs with its main campus in Miagao, IIoilo and with the College of
Fisheries as its flagship college.

On October 30, 1980, Executive Order No. 628 operationalized the UP

Visayas as an autonomous unit of the University of the Philippines System, which
was to consist of the College of Fisheries, College of Arts and Sciences, Institute
of Fisheries Development and Research, Brackishwater Aquaculture Center,
School of Development Management, Graduate School, School of Technology
and such other units as may be approved and funded pursuant to the provisions
of the General Appropriations Act.

As the fourth autonomous university of the UP System, UP Visayas aims to

1) develop excellence and leadership in fisheries and marine education, research
and extension in the country, 2) expand opportunities for professional and
technical training to the rural areas, 3) contribute to professional and technical
training to the rural areas, 4) contribute to rural development through relevant
instructional, research and extension programs in management, education,
engineering, health and related fields, and 5) preserve and enhance the national
and Visayan cultural heritage.

In 1986, UP Cebu and UP Tacloban Colleges were integrated into UP

Visayas. However, in September 2010, the UP Board of Regents approved UP
Cebu as an autonomous unit, leaving UPV with only five academic units effective
January 2011.
Source: UP Handbook for Freshmen 2015
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES VISAYAS
VISION, MISSION, CORE VALUES
Vision

A world class university at the forefront of fisheries and aquatic

sciences education, research and development

Mission

• Provide relevant quality education in fisheries and aquatic

sciences;

• Promote, preserve, and nurture the Visayan cultural heritage;

• Development competitive and innovative management

practices and technologies in education, research, and public
service; and

• Lead in and advocate for the sustainable development of the

Visayas Region and of the nation within the changing world
order.

Core Values (SEINE)

• Service

• Excellence

• Integrity

• Nationalism

• Environmental Stewardship Source: UP Handbook for Freshmen 2015

UPV ILOILO CITY
HISTORY
Before the establishment of the UPV
Campus at Miagao, the University had its Iloilo City
campus only, then known as the UP College Iloilo,
which offered academic programs and services in
the humanities, social sciences, physical sciences,
management and fisheries. With UPV’s expansion
and the transfer of the main campus in Miagao, the
Iloilo City unit became an extension campus and is
now home to the College of Management, High
School Department, Graduate Program Office,
Division of Professional Education, Office of
Continuing Education and Pahinungod, UP Open
University, UPV Legal Services Office, UPV Office
of Alumni Relations, UPV Art Gallery, and liaison
office of the Office of the Chancellor.

Source: UP Handbook for Freshmen 2015

COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT
STUDENT COUNCIL
UPV College of Management Student Council is the supreme

student organization of UPV CM. The student council supports the

university to harmonize life with contemporary knowledge to nurture

a community of distinguished and morally upright Iskolars ng bayan

who generate and propagate new knowledge for human

development and social transformation. As a resource of Nation, the

Student Council endeavors to form UPV CM Achievers who will lead

in building a just, stable and progressive Filipino nation.

Mission
The Student Council should protect and defend the rights of

each student to ensure that students are given what is due to them,

promote the physical, intellectual, socio-cultural and spiritual well-

being of the students, through relevant and sustainable programs

which address their universal needs and shall engage the student

body in an environment that harnesses their diverse knowledge, skill

and values toward social transformation.

KNOW YOUR
College of Management Student Council

Phaul Rey P. Tolentino

BS Management When I’m bored, I
Chairperson brush my teeth
GREATEST FRESHIE more than three
MEMORY times a day to be
My first rally in UP about the entertained or to
2.2 Billion Budget Cut. That’s think.
why close kami ni VC
External.
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
History 1

Shaina Marie Jane D. Dela Cena

BSBA Marketing
I’m allergic to Vice Chairperson for Internal Affairs
insect bites GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY
and it’s no fun Aftermath of Math 11 LE #1
at all but I got :)))))) iyaq
nothing else in MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Lit 3 / Pol Sci 14 / Ikaw chz
mind so

Mark Ivan C. Tabol

BS Management
Vice Chairperson for External Affairs
GREATEST FRESHIE
MEMORY
Nag rally kami for Budget Everyone thinks
Cut from UP to Capitol and that my mother is
20+ police officers cordoned
my younger sister.
us with shields and firearms,
and dun tumigil ang mundo
MOST EPIC
ko. Shet, winelcome talaga
SUBJECT
ako ng UP.
Hist I under Ma’am
Gretchen Velarde
with “Potangina
gobyerno to” lines.
 Ma. Angelie M. Chan
I am an only daughter with BSBA Marketing
five brothers. Secretary-General
GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY
When I discovered that there is a YFC Organization active in
the campus.
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Math 100

Sherwin I. Bautista
BS Accountancy
Treasurer
I have dimples and cleft
chin but hindi masyadong
visible because of my
facial fats. HAHAHA.
GREATEST FRESHIE
MEMORY
First time ko mag
modelling. Woooh! Kag
overall champion ang
block A with 4 major
contests na first place.
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Nat Sci 2

Erika Suzette J. Alberto

BS Management
I am the reigning
Business Manager
MISS BLUECHIPS.

GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY

Freshie Orientation in Miagao. #CultureShock Di ko na
pag elaborate. Experience it firsthand. Hahaha
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Akala ko magaling na ako, marunong lang pala. Math
100 happened, and wtf hindi pala talaga ako
marunong.

Jhon Alphy P. Gicanal

BS Management
Public Relations Officer
One True Pair of the Night
sa CM Prom together with
him. Wink wink.
GREATEST FRESHIE
MEMORY
JES Balasa Night. Uba! Uba!
Uba! And I was so obedient,
ako lang isa nag uba.
#MrTopless
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Math 100.
 Jeanette M. Cubillan
My middle initial is Mosquito
BS Management
and I’m from Siargao. CM Rep to the USC

GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY

Picture this, a freshie born from a family that is very
involved in religious activities and who has graduated
high school from a Catholic church went to her first rally.
Mamsh, I tell you. She was shookt to tears.
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Philosophy under Sir Sansait and ALL ESPIA SUBJECTS!

James Emman A. Edrada

BS Accountancy
Scions Governor

GREATEST FRESHIE I have a twin brother. He

MEMORY was born through
Envi Sci 10 Field Trip in
Boracay normal delivery while I
MOST EPIC SUBJECT was through Cesarean
118 Series section.

J-El G. Gerafil
BSBA Marketing
Mayonnaise is a NO NO.
Magnates Governor
GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY
Enough sleep and having the time for everything and
anything so make the most out of your Freshie life!
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Math 100 Midyear!!!

Mavy Lou S. Sermona GREATEST

BS Management FRESHIE
Tycoons Governor MEMORY
History 1
Classes
MOST EPIC
I am scared of SUBJECT
DOGS. History 1
 Joanna C. Arguilles
I don’t eat BS Accountancy
5th
Year Batch Rep
BURGERS.

GREATEST FRESHIE MEMORY

Being Bloc A’s star dancer
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Soc Sci 1

Keneth Noe H. Escueta

BSBA Marketing
4th Year Batch Rep

GREATEST FRESHIE I love

MEMORY
Cheering
ACTING.
MOST EPIC SUBJECT
Psych 10

Welcome your First

Year Batch Rep soon!

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 How to guide HOW TO
G U I D E
SHIFT WITHIN COLLEGE
1. Shiftee: Secures and fills out application
form at the CSO
2. Program Adviser: Signs the shifting form
3. OSA: Schedules counseling and
evaluates student’s aptitude/interest and
makes recommendation.
4. CSO: Prepares the copy of grades and
forwards to respective department for
recommendation
5. Department: Recommends
6. Dean: Acts on the application
7. CSO: Informs the student
CHANGE OF MATRICULATION
1. Student: Secures a change of
matriculation form from the CSO
2. Adviser: Signs the filled-up change of
matriculation form
3. CSO: Receives change of matriculation
form, checks the availability of slots,
confirms the subject and assesses the
change of matriculation fee
4. Cash Office: Receives change of
matriculation fee payment
5. CSO: Receives the dully accomplished
change of matriculation form together with
the receipt and officially enrolls/cancels the
subjects
6. Student: Secures a copy of approved
change of matriculation
DROP A SUBJECT
1. Student: Fills up a dropping form from the
CSO
2. Adviser: Signs the dropping form
3. Instructor: Signs the dropping form
4. CSO: Assesses the dropping fee
5. Cash Office: Receives payment fees
6. CSO: Receives duly accomplished form
with the receipt for appropriate action
SUBSTITUTION OF SUBJECTS
1. Student: Secures and fills out form from the
CSO
2. Adviser: Evaluates and recommends
appropriate action
3. Department/Division Chair: Recommends
appropriate action
4. Dean: Acts on the request
5. CSO: Receives/Files the substitution of
subject form
REQUEST FOR OVERLOAD
1. Student: Fills out Request for Overload form
from the CSO
2. Adviser: Evaluates and recommends
request
3. CSO: Evaluates and gives remarks,
processes and passes the request to the Dean
and releases an action on the request
WAIVER OF PRE-REQUISITE
1. Student: Fills out Request for Overload form
from the CSO
2. Adviser: Evaluates and recommends
request
3. Instructor of the previous subject: Signs the
waiver of Pre-requisite
4. CSO: Evaluates and gives remarks,
processes and passes the request to the Dean
and releases an action on the request
ROOM RESERVATION
1. Student: Checks the availability of the room
at the CSO and fills out the Overtime Room
Use Form
2. Adviser: Signs the form
3. Security Guard: Signs the form
4. Student: Passes the form to the Dean’s
Office
 10WAYS
to be more
We all struggle with being productive sometimes, whether its our procrastination,
our sleepless nights, or our lack of organization.

But to get the most out of each day and to get our goals achieved and to cross each
task off of our to-do list maybe hard but its rewarding. So here are 10 tips to help
you become a more productive person.

1.Use your downtime wisely.
If you are a big TV watcher, use some of
that time to do other small tasks while
you watch. For example, lift weights or
do sit-ups, or get yourself organized.
2. Get a good night’s sleep.
If you want to ensure productivity,
getting a solid sleep is important so that
you have energy for the day ahead. That
means going to bed a reasonable hour
and waking up semi-early.
3. Make a to-do list.
This will help you prioritize and
accomplish everything you are trying to
get done. If you don’t write it down, you
may forget to do it, or get distracted and
do other things before what really needs
to get done. It is also really satisfying to
be able to cross something off your list.
And it’s a proven fact that you are more
likely to accomplish goals if you write
them down.
4. Get the hard things done first.
If you accomplish the hard things first,
they won’t be hanging over your head
for the rest of the day and you won’t
have to procrastinate to do them,
leaving yourself with more time for
relaxing. For example, work out first
thing in the morning because by the
end of the day you might be too
drained to have a productive work out.
5. Stay organized.
This will keep you from being flustered.
If you are in a rush and can’t find your
car keys, you’ll be late to something
and it might set a precedent for a bad
day. If you have a designated place for
everything, like your school books and
your student ID, you’ll easily be able to
find them and be on time. And stress-
free. It also creates a more pleasant
environment to be in and a place you
want to hang out if your room is clean.
 10WAYS
to be more
6. Get things done ahead of time.
If you have a long term project, or
several at once, don’t put it off until the
last minute. I’m sure you’ve heard that a
million times before, but you’ll feel so
relieve and you will really get to enjoy a
night out if you get it done before its due.
7. Reward yourself.
Speaking of a night out, if you get
everything done on your to-do list, or
hand in a long term project, or have a
really productive day, you should reward
yourself for it. Whether it’s a movie night,
ordering in, dinner with friends or a big
night out, you deserve a break from all
your productivity.
8. Create a routine.
Giving yourself some sort of routine or
daily pattern will help you get more
things done because you will be great
with managing your time–knowing when
you have free time, getting everything
done in two hours at the library, etc will
help you budget your time and energy to
be more productive each day.
9. Don’t over plan your day.
If you try to do too many things in one
day, you begin doing a (excuse the
language) half-ass job on them. Don’t
leave a million things for one day, see if
you can get things done ahead of time
or the day after so that one day isn’t so
horrible you did everything on your list
but didn’t actually get anything out of it
(settling for a C on a project because
you didn’t have enough time to finish it).
10. Manage your energy, not your time.
This is key– speaking from experience, I
would always plan my days by time
intervals. I’ll study for this test from 2-4
and then work on this project from 4-6.
But that never works. I would always
become really unproductive after a
while, or take a really long break, or
even postpone it until the next day.
Think about a goal, set it, and set aside
time for breaks.
Source:
http://college.usatoday.com/2014/08/1
1/10-ways-to-be-more-productive-this-
year/
#UPSurvivalTips
#UPSurvivalTips
#UPSurvivalTips
CMSC INTERNAL EVENTS

Freshie Week 2018

CMSC Freshie Orientation
SIBS 2.0
CMSC General Assembly
Sports Camp
Fresco
CM Acquaintance Party
World Teachers' Day
Lantern Parade
U-Week 2019
College of Management Play Festival
Corporate Attire Day
Kapehan sa UP
 #EXCELLENCE
UPV College of Management hones it’s students to be globally competitive. Here are
some of the UPV CM students who excelled in various external events and competitions.

15th Accountancy Students’ Seminar Next Generation Leaders’ Summit 2017

and Extra – Curricular Training (ASSET) Glecerio Magbanua
Jan Vincent Ybut Harriet Pauline Valenzuela
Ryan Ferrer Josefino Darcy Balasoto
Joseph Joshua Te James Emman Edrada
Joshua Cedric Carmen Ana Marie Trabado

BPI SINAG U 2017 Loreal Brandstorm 2018

Annie Illinon (National Level) TEAM BELLUS (First Runner Up)
Glecerio Magbanua (National Level) Kei Escoto
Aila Kate Suminod (National Level) Abby Avillanosa
Giovanni Luceno (Regional Level) Rizza Dianne Abayga

11th Aboitiz Future Leaders Business The American Chamber of Commerce of

Summit the Philippines (AMCHAM) 2017
Edsel Francis Lima Edsel Francis Lima (Top 32)

12th Aboitiz Future Leaders Business The American Chamber of Commerce of

Summit (AFLBS) the Philippines (AMCHAM) 2018
Stephenie Padojinog Ada Beatriz Ortega
Ana Marie Trabado

Annual Marketing Competition (ANMAC)

MarkProf’s Top 25 Marketing and 2018
Management Trainees Team Koala (1st Runner Up)
Dexiel Romiscal
Leynard Floyd Alcoran
Micah Merriel Abong
Timothy John Tano
Kim Gravata
Lorie Obani

57th Ten Outstanding Students of the

Nestle Mile (Nestle Management
Philippines (TOSP) 2018
Immersion for Leadership Excellence
Edsel Francis Lima
(MILE)
Steffi Valle
Orgs 65.79%

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KNOW
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Ang tinig namin, sana’y inyong dinggin
Malayong lupain, amin mang marating
Di rin magbabago ang damdamin
Di rin magbabago ang damdamin.

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Ating pagdiwang, bulwagan ng dangal
Humayo’t itanghal, giting at tapang
Mabuhay ang pag-asa ng bayan
Mabuhay ang pag-asa ng bayan.