Program Awardees of Class 2025 (HE Memo#Y3.34)
30 May 2025 | Office of the Vice President for Higher Education
HE Memo#Y3.34
30 May 2025
TO:
The Higher Education Community
FROM:
[Sgd] Dr. Cenon R. Alfonso
Officer-in-Charge, Office of the Vice President for Higher Education
SUBJECT:
Program Awardees of Class 2025
The Higher Education Committee on Standards has reviewed and endorsed the recommendations of the different departments for this year’s Program Awards. I approve their recommendations and am pleased to announce the following awardees:
School of Humanities
Kristine Mae A. Flores
Panitikang Filipino
Lawrence Jacob T. Arabes
Art Management
Julia Adrianne V. Hao
Creative Writing
Francine Maria Alissa A. Co
Information Design
Nathania Anci P. Kuy
Theater Arts
Yuki Patricia A. Abion
Interdisciplinary Studies
Rommielle T. Morada
Literature (English)
Ysabella Margarette M. Zureta
Philosophy
John Gokongwei School of Management
Carla Patricia S. Pulido
Communications Technology Management
Gabrielle Anne L. Uy
Information Technology Entrepreneurship
Raul Jan C. Cardenas
Legal Management
Paolo Nicolo R. Opeña
Management
Samantha C. Batul
Management of Applied Chemistry
Samantha Germaine G. Tongco
Management Engineering
Regina G. Polancos
Restaurant Entrepreneurship
School of Science and Engineering
Kevin V. Tejada
Biology
Aubrey Love F. Labarda
Life Sciences
Nikko Rhel M. Diez
Chemistry
Ivan Perry M. Cabanayan
Electronics Engineering
Ysabel B. Calderon
Environmental Science
Beatrice Nicole G. Almazan
Health Sciences
Angelo Joaquin B. Alvarez
Computer Science
Szel Leeven Y. Embay
Digital Game Design and Development
Arianne Nicole B. Mendoza
Management Information Systems
Sted Micah Tan Cheng
Applied Mathematics
Stephen James L. Ty
Applied Mathematics
with Specialization in Mathematical Finance
Patric John P. Pascua
Applied Physics
Aryana Audris C. Lopez
Materials Science and Engineering
Dr. Rosita G. Leong School of Social Sciences
Stephanie Marie T. Isidro
Communication
Monica Isabel Jose
Development Studies
Zylver Wayne L. Bautista
Economics
Bosley P. Brillo
Management Economics
Aliana Marlene J. Solis
European Studies
Gwyne M. Tormes
Diplomacy and International Relations
with Specialization in East and Southeast Asian Studies
Phoebe Ysabelle O. De Leon
Political Science
Nina Mikaella C. Lim
Psychology
Fatimah M. Hanaei Hosseini
Sociology
Mulry Award
Ivan Yuri P. De Leon
Many warm congratulations to the awardees!
May you continue to shine with your achievements so that the world around you and beyond will be better places of peace, hope, and love.
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