National University (Manila) Official Thread

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NU COLLEGE IN FOCUS

College of Dentistry

History

The College of Dentistry was born on March 1, 1922 with Dr. Joacquin Ladao, Sr. as its first Dean. The college was housed in a modest annex building bordering San Anton School in Sampaloc, Manila, which is now the Jhocson Memorial Building. It is one of the earliest colleges of dentistry in the Philippines and is now in the fully renovated Allied Health Bldg, 570 M.F. Jhocson St., Sampaloc, Manila.

In 1934, Dr. Jose L. Referente took over the deanship from Dr. Ladao, when the latter was appointed to the Board of Dentistry. In 1940, Dr. Cayetano C. Eustaquio succeeded Dr. Referente as the Dean until the outbreak of World War II in 1941 when NUCD had to close.
In 1946, NUCD re-opened, with Dr. Jose L. Referente again as the Dean. The great number of students in 1948 compelled the administration of the University to install new equipment like the top of the line S.S. White Dental Chairs. NUCD also opened a separate clinic for “Pedodontia” under Dr. Corazon del Mundo-Cruz, who trained in Pedodontics at the Forsyth Infirmary for Children. At that time, the NU College of Dentistry was the only one offering this special course. A separate clinic was opened for Orthodontic under Dr. Jose Lerma, an orthodontist.

In 1949, the College offered short post-graduate courses in special fields of Dentistry, like Radiodontia, Orthodontia, Pedodontia, and Prosthetic Surgery. To meet the needs of audio-visual education, NUCD put up a projection room with a complete set of 8mm films, as well as lantern slides and 2x2 inches slides. NUCD had the cutting edge equipment at that time. Many of its graduates migrated to the USA and became very successful dentists, thus spreading the good name of NUCD.

With the resignation of Dean Jose L. Referente, NU President Domingo Jhocson temporarily assumed deanship until April, 1956 when Dr. Federico Eugenio was appointed acting dean of the College. In March 1958, the administration appointed Dr. Eugenio as permanent Dean. After almost three decades of wholehearted service, Dr. Eugenio was succeeded by Dr. Gregorio D. Gabriel, an equally efficient and dedicated alumnus of N.U. who served for 13 years. New Japanese dental chairs upgraded the old reliable S.S. White units.

With its early success and very reasonable tuition, NUCD was very popular but was soon getting overpopulated. Then, disaster struck in the 1998 fire which completely razed the main administration building and a few other buildings. However, NUCD was unscathed.

Amidst all the changes, Dr. Willy Uy assumed the Deanship in 2002. He started several academic reforms and rejuvenated the faculty.

The new President and C.E.O, Mr. Teodoro J. Ocampo, the 3rd generation of Jhocson, youthful and energetic, soon took over and introduced bold and innovative reforms. In spite of numerous difficulties, N.U. progressively moved forward.

In 2005, Dr. Alberto Antonio C. Roa was appointed the new Dean. Soon, the faculty grew to include some of the Philippines top dentists, many of whom trained and earned degrees from the USA.

In June 2009, Dr. Joseph D. Lim was appointed as the new Dean of the College of Dentistry while at the same time, also serving as a member of the university’s Board of Directors.

In March 2010, the old Allied Health Building, then occupied by three different colleges - Dentistry, Pharmacy and Nursing - underwent a full renovation to exclusively house the College of Dentistry.

The Allied Health Building, which was constructed in the 1920s, is one of the heritage buildings listed in the National Historical Institute. While this three-story building retained its iconic Neo-Classical design, it is envisioned to educate a new generation of dentists with its state-of-the-art equipment and cutting edge technology.

The College of Dentistry now consists of 20 impressive faculty membersr. Modesta Adolfo, Assistant to the Dean; Dr. Edwin Serrano, Chief of Clinics & In-charge of the Dental Technology Course; Drs. Philip Fullante, Jackson Sy, Nelson Angeles, Yolanda Bahaya, Annalie de Lemos, Prescilla Goquiolay, Nick Guzman, Reece Aldrin Valdez, Noemi Pato, Raymundo Vinzon and Raymond Reyes, DMD.

Fully air-conditioned, the building has a total floor area of 1,565.7 sqm. The first floor, in its 1st phase of completion, is occupied by the clinics with 24 brand new Ritter dental chairs from Germany. In its 2nd phase, it will see the installation of at least another 20 brand new dental chairs. With 122 years of history, Ritter is a by-word in the dental industry

The second floor has a big, spacious, complete Dental Technology Laboratory that includes the capability for both ceramic and zirconia training. It is also where the classrooms, each with a capacity for 40 students, and the offices of the deans, faculty members and a conference room are located.

The third floor has a state-of-the-art Audio-Visual Room with a seating capacity, theater style with theater seats, for over 100 students. It comes complete with an operatory with two brand new Ritter dental chairs for teaching purposes, live and in real time. In addition, this floor also houses more classrooms, a research room and dental library.

Currently, a total of 162 students are enrolled at NUCD, with 82 new students which meant an increased enrollment of 105% over the last school year.

Beginning September, 2010, the College is offering the following Certificate Courses: TMJ and Functional Jaw Orthopedics, Snoring and Sleep Apnea & Implant Dentistry.

Research studies, in collaboration with Unilab, Dentsply; and training/research with Biolase on dental lasers will commence within School Year 2010 -2011.

Plans are also afoot to offer masteral courses in due time.

Courses offered:

Dental Technology
Dental Hygiene
Two-year Pre-Dentistry Program
Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD)

Vision and Mission

Vision


“We Envision the National U College of Dentistry to be one of the

Best Dental Schools in the Philippines.

We are a happy learning institution

with a Competent Academic Community”




Mission



We efficiently & effectively educate

Future top rated dental professionals

With integrity, discipline & motivation.

Thru maximized team performance, innovation

And fun-filled learning progressive methods

That gives pride to National U.


Goals

1. Provide the highest level of quality education so as to equip our graduates with professional knowledge & skills to be globally competitive in delivering general and specialized dental care

2. Maintain nationally recognized, advanced training programs in all dental disciplines so as to prepare our graduates to deliver relevant, comprehensive oral health care; and to engage in an academic career

3. Maintain an efficient patient care program guided by contemporary standards of care that meets the needs and expectations of our patients while supporting the educational goals of our curricula

4 Recruit, train, retain and nurture a vital, diverse and collegial faculty

5 Provide a productive, supportive work and learning environment

6 Serve as a vital resource to the University, the profession and country

7 To provide cutting edge technology in services and facilities to foster intellectual, technical and professional growth

8. To inculcate the value of hard work and diligent study for others to emulate

9. To develop in students an appreciation for the value of the library as an educational and life resource tool in reference and research works

10 To motivate students to value community service as part of their civic duty and responsibility

11 To set examples and accomplishments as a legacy for others to follow

Faculty:

Dr. Joseph D. Lim Dean/Member, Board of Directors






Doctor of Dental Medicine UE

Master of Arts in Education National University








Dr. Modesta F. Adolfo Assistant to the Dean/University Dentist


Doctor of Dental Medicine National University


Master of Arts in Education National University

Associate in Dental Hygiene National University




Dr. Edwin B. Serrano Chief of Clinic


Doctor of Dental Medicine CEU

Associate in Dental Technician CEU




Dr. Nelson P. Angeles Doctor of Dental Medicine DOMC

Master of Arts in Education PUP

Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology UMAK

(Major in Electronics Technology)


Associate in Industrial Technology UMAK

(Major in Electronics Technology)





Dr. Yolanda D. Bahaya Doctor of Dental Medicine CEU

Master of Arts in College Teaching MCU




Dr. Annalie N. De Lemos Doctor of Dental Medicine CEU




Dr. Philip B. Fullante Doctor of Medicine UP




Dr. Ma. Prescilla F. Goquiolay Doctor of Dental Medicine UP




Dr. Nick C. Guzman Doctor of Dental Medicine UP

Externship in Hospital Dentistry/Oral Surgery UP-PGH

Clinical Dental Research Methods UW

Master in Hospital Dentistry SJC




Dr. Raymond V. Reyes Doctor of Dental Medicine National University


Master in Family Science PLM




Dr. Jackson C. Sy Doctor of Dental Medicine CEU




Dr. Reece Aldrin A. Valdez Doctor of Dental Medicine CEU




Dr. Raymundo G. Vinzon Doctor of Dental Medicine DOMC

Master of Arts in Teaching EAC

[MIGSY_08]

^ mga magkano po ang per sem sa Dentistry po sa school niyo? I'm planning to study there next year.

and pwede pa bang mag-exam?

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^ Don't know about the exact tuition but it ranges from 25 to 35k per semester (sobrang rough estimate lang yun ah) I maybe wrong.

And yes, application is ongoing already,

contact numbers:

Fully accomplished forms may be submitted at the admissions office

742-6245 (fax)

712-1900 loc. 201 (trunk line)

you may also download the application as well,

http://www.national-u.edu.ph/joomla/...d=49&Itemid=57

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to MIGSY_08:

sana mag apply ka sa NU Dentistry, you should give it a try, lalo na at bagong renovate ang facilities ng college na ito. hindi na rin pahuli sa ibang dentistry schools sa country natin.

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NU COLLEGE IN FOCUS:

College of Computer Studies

The College of Computer Studies (CCS) of National University is one of the pioneers in offering a Baccalaureate Degree in Computer Science and Information Technology in the University Belt Area starting school year 1990-1991. Today CCS has Four (4) computer laboratories with 30 personal computers each, one (1) DSL hooked-up into the internet. Facilities include a CDWriter, a dual boot OS (Windows and Red Hat Linux), a line printer, two LCD projectors, ID Swipe system, Dual Processor Server.


What is Computer Science?

Computer Science is a four-year degree program that deals with the study of problem- solving using computers. Digital computers and the programs they run are among the most complicated products of modern engineering. This practical discipline has its foundations in basic, curiosity-driven science. What kind of thing is a computer program? How can we create programs whilst being sure of avoiding bugs? What is the fastest way of solving certain kinds of problem? Are there problems that can be stated simply but have no simple solutions? Are there problems that cannot be solved by computers at all?

The theories that emerge in answering these questions turn out to have immense practical value in the design of computers and programs in a vast range of applications: in science, engineering, robotics, communications, industrial management, business and commerce.




Computer Science at National University

The course at National University concentrates on bridging theory and practice, including a wide variety of hardware and software technologies and their applications. The course is designed to equip students with the fundamental understanding and practical skills needed by the potential leaders of a demanding profession. However, this by no means limits our graduates in their choice of career: like other courses at National University, it is a training in logical thought and expression, and can lead to employment in many different fields.

A sound understanding of mathematical ideas is needed throughout the degree, both for potential applications such as scientific computation, and for reasoning rigorously about the specification and behaviour of programs. Practical skills must also be developed, and the majority of subjects within the course are linked with practical work.

The laboratory has a large network of up-to-date workstations for practical work, and the network is accessible from colleges and many student rooms, and from the global internet. Computer Science is part of the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Division which also contains Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Materials, Mathematics, Physics and Statistics. In the later stages of the course, it may be possible to take options in other subject areas.





Careers

Of the graduates for whom information is known, about 25%-35% went on to do further study, whilst the rest found immediate employment in a wide range of industries, both within the computing sector and outside it.



Program Structure

First Year
Advanced Programming; Computer Architecture; Computer Systems and Applications; Data Structures and Algorithms; Digital Electronics; Formal Methods; Mathematics; Professional Issues; Programming Principles; Software Engineering; Software Tools and Techniques; System Administration.

Second Year
Communications and Networks; Compiler Engineering; Computational Systems; Database Systems; Distributed Systems; Human Computer Interaction; Logic Programming; Operating Systems; Software Analysis and Design; Software Design (group project); Theory of Computing
And one from: Mathematics for Engineering; Computational Modelling; Scripting Techniques.

Third Year
Applications Management and Awareness; Computer Science Project
Plus eight from: Advanced Computational Modelling; Advanced Databases; Artificial Intelligence; Computer Graphics; Computer Vision; Critical Systems; Distributed Computing and Networks; E-Business Techniques; Hypertext and Web Technologies; Knowledge Technologies; Machine Learning; Multimedia Systems; Programming Language Design; Quality Assurance and Project Management; Real-Time Computing and Embedded Systems; Scripting Languages
Or French; German; Spanish; Management; Industrial Law; Accounting or Mathematics.

Fourth Year
Management in Information Technology; Technologies for Electronic Commerce; Research Methods for Software Engineering; Group Design Project; Artificial Intelligence; Computer Networks; Formal Design of Systems; Interactive Entertainment Systems; Computer Vision; Advanced Computer Graphics; Distributed Computer Systems; Cryptography and Data Compression; Individual Research Project.


Mission
Produce graduates who have the foundation to become successful as software engineers and as innovators responding to technological change.



Goals
1. To inculcate comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles, theories and applications of Information and Communication Technology as a branch of scientific study.

2. To develop students; competence in relating to himself, his fellowmen, his country and the rest of the world through the behavioral and social sciences; develop the power of written and oral expression through language and literary studies; enhance analytical ability through natural sciences and mathematics.

3. To provide effective linkages and exposure to relate the academic instructions to actual practices in the field of information technology.


Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

four-year Bachelor's Degree designed to prepare students in the field of Computer Science and Information Technology. This course starts with the introduction to information technology/computer science, then proceed with various programming languages and up to management information system approaches. The student will also be exposed to various state-of-the art technologies ranging from hardware, software and even the information superhighway technology like the Internet.


One of the strengths of the graduates of BSCS in the University is the exposure of the students to Multimedia development using Macromedia products like Authorware, Flash, Director and Dreamweaver.

Length and Nature of the Program:
No. of years to finish the course: four (4) years
Lecture units: 227
Laboratory units: 24
Field trips: At least one during the entire course
Seminars: At least one seminar every semester
On-the-job Training:100 hours of in-house and 200 hours of industry-based training



Graduates' Expected Career Paths:
Systems and Applications Programmer
Systems Support
Systems Analyst
Information Systems Researcher
Web Designer/Developer
Project Managers
Database Administrator
Software Engineers
MIS Manager/Director


* Bachelor of Science in Computer Science is a PACU-COA Level 1 Accredited.

Faculty (Incomplete)

VILLAMOR, Miguel Master in Business Administration PUP

Master in Information Technology TIP
Bachelor in Computer Data Processing Management PUP



HUYABAN, Richard A. Doctor of Education NU

Master of Arts in Education NU
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science NU



CARPIO, Ailene B. Master in Information Technology TIP

Master in Education BSU
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science UE



PASION, Leah R. Master in Information Technology TIP

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science UE


LUGAY, Kristoffer Master in Information Technology STI

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science UPHS



DISCIPULO, Roman Master in Information Technology


Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering UE



LANSIGAN, Rolando R. Doctor of Education NU

Master in Computer Science DLSU
Bachelor in Business Management PLM
Bachelor in Computer Data Processing Management

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They have been in existence for so long.

What have they proven in the society?

[MIGSY_08]

^ Don't know about the exact tuition but it ranges from 25 to 35k per semester (sobrang rough estimate lang yun ah) I maybe wrong.

And yes, application is ongoing already,

contact numbers:

Fully accomplished forms may be submitted at the admissions office

742-6245 (fax)

712-1900 loc. 201 (trunk line)

you may also download the application as well,

http://www.national-u.edu.ph/joomla/...d=49&Itemid=57

woah... kung ganun, afford na, coz sa ibang schools ay sobrang mahal (40-90k, gosh can't afford).. my dad's monthly sahod kase is 25k,. hmm... pero di naman po siguro over 60k per sem right? sana.. i really want to study in NU,..

to MIGSY_08:

sana mag apply ka sa NU Dentistry, you should give it a try, lalo na at bagong renovate ang facilities ng college na ito. hindi na rin pahuli sa ibang dentistry schools sa country natin.

Thank you po sa reply, boss... sige po, THANK YOU!

waaaah... ba't po wala yatang download links sa mga form?

[iamlester]

They have been in existence for so long.

What have they proven in the society?

how about you? youve been in existence for so long what have you proven?

im dont want to argue just respect the thread. thanks.

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I was just asking, what's with this senseless defense?

[iamlester]

I was just asking, what's with this senseless defense?

ok. i was just commenting

[clawed_out]

how sensible.

and what an answer.

this is not the kind of answer you'll blurt when you're being asked about simple details.

get some education and logic.

people ask this everyday.

if you can't withstand such basic questions, go back to your cave.

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to clawed_out:

maybe we are not a top university but at least we strive to become the best.

Marami ng naitulong ang NU sa mga alumni nito. The fact na nabigyan sila ng maayos na job after college is already an achievement of our university. We don't need to have many "famous" graduates just to say we had an impact in our society.

changing the lives of our alumni to become productive citizens of our country is enough.

Lahat ng prestige, sa big 3 universities na lang yan. Pati na rin sa UST.

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to Migsy 08:

just call na lang siguro sa office, base sa numbers na pinost ko or you may go directly sa NU campus to secure a copy.

ingat lang sa pagpunta.

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NU COLLEGE IN FOCUS:

College of Commerce

Vision

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF COMMERCE envisions to produce educated and good leaders with perseverance and initiatives through quality business education.

Mission

N.U. COLLEGE OF COMMERCE commits itself to provide students with education intended to develop the knowledge, skills and attitude which will enable them to assume responsibilities in business and be globally competitive.

Objectives

1. To equip the students with the necessary knowledge and skills in making decisions in business undertakings guided by Christian moral values, which will make them agents of change and responsive businessmen and professionals.

2. To develop in the students creative and innovative ideas to communicate effectively to different sectors of the community and other profession.

3. To provide the students necessary tools and knowledge to enhance his quality of life and leadership capabilities meeting the challenge of global development.

Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in FINANCES

A four-year program designed to prepare students in the field of commerce and industry with a special study on Money, Credit and Banking, Business and Finance, Taxation and Public Finance, Principles of Banking and Corporation Finance, Principles of Investments, Financial Policy and Central Banking, the requirements and activities of single proprietorships, partnerships and corporations. The study of fundamental concepts, tools and methods of financial management as well as financial statements are included in the course.

Length and Nature of the Program:

No. of years to finish the course: four (4) years
Lecture units: 155
Laboratory units: 15



Required for course completions:
On-the-job Training
Field Trips / Plant visit
Seminars/Workshops


Benefits:

JOB FAIR/Recommendation depending on your qualifications



Graduates' Expected Career Paths:
Finance Manager
Account Manager
Supervisor
Controller
Auditor
Branch Manager - Finance
Consultant
Bank Manager
Revenue Manager
Accounting Clerk
Teller
Others


Bachelor of Science in Commerce Major in MANAGEMENT

A four-year program designed to prepare students in the field of commerce and industry with a specialization in management and managerial effectiveness. It enables them to acquire a good working knowledge of effective management concepts and practices particularly on the major management functions of planning, organizing, leading, and controlling or coordinating activities. Students also learn the technical skills they need to become competent corporate managers or entrepreneurs, including problem solving and decision-making, communicating effectively, and building teams.



Length and Nature of the Program:

No. of years to finish the course: four (4) years
Lecture units: 164
Laboratory units: 12



Required for course completions:
On-the-job Training
Field Trips / Plant visit
Seminars/Workshops


Benefits:

JOB FAIR/Recommendation depending on your qualifications



Graduates' Expected Career Paths:
Manage your own business
President/CEO
General Manager
Administrative Manager/Officer
Production Manager
General Manager
Operation Manager
Planner
Personal Manager
Consultant
Supervisor
Others

Faculty



Rolando T. Averilla

Dean, College of Commerce

Ph.D in Educational Leadership and Management - De La Salle University (on going)

Masters in Business Administration - Asian Institute of Management (1997)





Helinor Y. Medina

Doctor on Educational Mangement - National University (on going)

Master in Business Education - PUP

Bachelor in Business Teacher Education - PUP





Rainier David A. Tayurang

Doctor in Public Administration - EARIST (on-going)

Master in Public Administration - EARIST








Janell R. Cajote-Gerodiaz

Bachelor of Laws - Philippine Law School

Bachelor of Arts, Major in Political Science - UP-Manila





Susan Corazon P. Roallos

Doctor of Business Administration - EARIST (36 units completed)

Master in Business Administration, Major in Entrepreneurship and Microfinance - University of Makati

Master in Business Administration - University of Makati

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Major in Accounting - PWU

[iamlester]

how sensible.

and what an answer.

this is not the kind of answer you'll blurt when you're being asked about simple details.

get some education and logic.

people ask this everyday.

if you can't withstand such basic questions, go back to your cave.

nose bleed.
sige ikaw na magaling

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SM Financial Assistance

The SM Group of Companies in partnership with National University launched the SM Financial Assistance Program held at Admission Office last September 28.Third and Fourth year students witnessed the event along with, Mr. Ricardo SA. Ocampo, Dr. Estrellita Gruenberg and Mr. Renato Carlos Ermita.
Mr. Herbert Sy authored the program which has the following objectives 1) To extend financial assistance 2) To equip the knowledge and attitude of the Nationalians for better future 3) To give opportunity for the students for possible employment in any SM branches.
The said program was offered for deserving 3rd and 4th year students with a general weighted average of 2.5% and has a family income with no greater than 250,000Php annually.
This is the initial salvo in which the SM Group of Companies offered a Financial Assistance Program officially designed for the National –U students for them to sustain their studies until graduation.

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Future Hoteliers Shines in Food Showdown

The Hotel and Restaurant Management (HRM) community of National U showcased their skills as they participated in the 4th Annual National Food Showdown 2010 held at Events Hall, Makati City on September 10 – 11.



Prior to this, an Elimination Round was held last August 28 at Dolphy Theater, ABS-CBN Compound. The HRM studs ranked 14th in Bartending and snatched a slot in the top 10 for Culinarya among 35 contenders.

Dean Rowena Sagaysay trained the future hoteliers in various categories such as Chef War, Table Setting, Flambe and Wedding Cake Competition while Chef Dan Basilio coached the team in Minicakes, Wedding Cakes and Breadpiece Showcase.

The National Food Showdown is a “quest for culinary excellence sponsored by ABS-CBN.

Kudos to the winners and participants who represented National U in the said competition!

Chef Wars

Andrea Atanacio

Eric Jasper Perez

Angela Estrella

Flair Tending

John Alfred Timbang


Creative Cake Decoration

Bryan Bamboo

Elita Azurin

Brian Luczon

The Apprentice (Diploma)

John Paul Buhain(Faculty)

Glenn Decena

Fruit Flamb’e

Restyn Dinglasa

Baby Cake(Diploma)

Sharry Cabuang



Table Setting(Diploma)

Michelle Kaila Dy

Jisabel Doguilles

Wedding Cake

Elmer Calusay

Brand Competition(Magnolia)

Jovy Genciane

John Rey Labuac

Bread Showpiece

Reginald Natalia

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Parol Making Contest

Inter-Department On the Spot Lantern Making:

(|Recycled Materials)

Location : Main Building Car Park Area
9 am- 5pm

Thursday, 25 November 2010

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Congratulations NU to the 2010 Sanitary Engineering Board Exam Topnotchers!

1st Placer- Engr. Allan R. Alzona

3rd Placer- Engr. Joselito S. Francisco

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Bulldogs: UniGames 2010 Champion

The Bulldogs Basketball Team emerged as Champion of the University Games (UniGames) 2010 held in Dumaguete City, Philippines.

Twenty-six universities nationwide competed for the title including the defending champion and UAAP 73 Senior Basketball Champion, Ateneo de Manila University, the UAAP runner-ups; Far Eastern University and Adamson University. Each team showcased their skills to make it on top, but just like in any other competition, the strongest team prevailed.

The victory was made possible through a powerhouse line-up spear headed by Cameroonian Emmanuel Mbe and Fil-Canadian Bobby Ray Parks Jr., and backstopped by equally talented local crew led by 2008 Nike Juniors Basketball Sensations, Kyle Neypes, Cederick Labing-isa and Glenn Khobuntin, providing the usual firepower, Joseph Terso, Jewel Ponferrada, Choi Ignacio, Jeff Javillionar, Ajeet Singh, Marion Magat, Yvann Ludovice and Joseph Eriobu.

The Bulldogs powered their way through the games. 4-bracket elimination system carting a 4-0 win- loss card eventually securing a final slot by defeating Lyceum of the Philippines University and Ateneo de Manila University

In the finals, the Gold and Blue squad reigned supreme over the Adamson University Soaring Falcons finishing the tournament with an impressive 7 wins and 0 loss standing.