Officer-in-Charge, Office of University Development and Alumni Affairs (Memo U2526-042)
20 Oct 2025 | Office of the President
Memo # U2526-042
20 Oct 2025
Memo to :
Subject :
Officer-in-Charge, Office of University Development and Alumni Affairs
I would like to inform the community that Fr Raymund Benedict Q Hizon SJ, Director of the Office of University Development and Alumni Affairs (OUDAA), will be on leave from 20 to 23 October 2025.
Ms Joanna Neri L Navarro, University Development and Alumni Records Management Head and Assistant to the Director, will be the Officer-in-Charge during this period.
For your guidance.
(Sgd) Roberto C Yap SJ
President
U2526-042 Memo OIC OUDAA.pdf
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