Far Eastern University
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| Motto | Love of Fatherland and God |
| Established | 1928 (institute) 1933 (university status) |
| Type | Private, non-sectarian |
| President | Lydia B. Echauz, DBA |
| Undergraduates | Approx. 25,000 |
| Location | Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines |
| Campus | 40,000 m² |
| Hymn | The FEU Hymn by Nick Joaquin |
| Colors |  Green and gold |
| Nickname | FEU Tamaraws |
| Mascot | Mighty Tamaraw |
| Affiliations | ASAIHL, PACU, UAAP |
| Website | www.feu.edu.ph |
Far Eastern University (FEU) (PSE: FEU) in the City of Manila, West Sampaloc, University Belt area is a nonsectarian, private university in the Philippines. It was founded as a domestic educational institution in 1928 and incorporated in 1933 (just five years after its founding) being the 6th oldest university in the Philippines and the 4th oldest private, non-sectarian university in the country based on its extant university charter.[citation needed]
FEU is a founding member of the two major collegiate athletic organizations in the Philippines, namely the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA-Philippines) and the University Athletic Association of the Philippines (UAAP).
FEU was once dubbed as the “Largest University in Asia,” with an almost 50,000-student population in the early 1950s.[citation needed]
The university is also one of the pioneers of accountancy education in the Philippines. It has programs in architecture, fine arts, the arts and sciences, commerce, education, engineering and technology, graduate research, law, nursing, and medicine.
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[edit] History
The Far Eastern University traces its roots to the Institute of Accountancy, founded in 1928 by a group of educators led by Dr. Nicanor Reyes Sr., then head of the Department of Economics at the University of the Philippines. With Dr. Reyes were Dr. Francisco Dalupan (who later founded the Philippine College of Commerce and Business Administration in 1946, now known as the University of the East), Professor Antonio Aquino, Emmanuel Deymek and Clemente Uson, all professors at the UP Department of Economics.
The Institute of Accountancy initially offered a three-year non-degree program designed to meet the minimum requirements for the certified public accountant (CPA) board examination. The Institute then branched out to other fields of study, business administration, economics, banking, and finance. One year after its founding, the school became the Institute of Accounts, Business, and Finance (IABF).
Earlier, in 1919, the Far Eastern College, which offered courses in the liberal arts, was founded in Quiapo originally by Don Vicente Fabella (he later made a revival of Far Eastern College and named it as Jose Rizal College).
In 1933, the IABF and the Far Eastern College merged and officially became the Far Eastern University -- the 6th oldest university in the Philippines[citation needed] and the 4th oldest private, non-sectarian university based on its granted university status.[citation needed]
Under FEU, the Far Eastern College became the Institute of Arts and Sciences, while the Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance retained its name. The Institute of Law was established in 1934, and two years later, the Institute of Technology was born. From the initial 117 students, population grew to 11,000 just before the war. Then Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon hailed and called FEU "the best non-sectarian institution in the country."[citation needed]
A cigarette factory on the corner of Azcarraga (now Claro M. Recto Avenue) and M. Lorenzo (now Quezon Boulevard) streets in downtown Manila was the first building of the University. The factory stood on a four-hectare lot which FEU bought and developed into a campus known for its Art Deco design.[citation needed]
The Japanese Imperial Army Kempetai seized and occupied the FEU compound during the Pacific War. Japanese forces burned and destroyed the University's records, books, and facilities, sparing only the buildings, which they used as a concentration camp. Many executions of top Filipino leaders in resistance to Japanese occupation, like that of Josefa Llanes Escoda and her colleagues were conducted on campus. The Japanese are also said to have killed Dr. Nicanor Reyes and some members of his family.
FEU reopened during the second semester of 1945. After embarking on an expansion program of physical plant and facilities to accommodate its growing student population and to cope with the demands of the times, FEU focused on improved instruction and training qualified students by establishing the Institute of Graduate Studies in 1958. Various curricula were also reviewed leading to new academic programs. It became a listed corporation (PSE: FEU) in the Philippine Stock Exchange on July 11, 1986.
The present acting President is Dr. Lydia B. Echauz who replaced Dr. Edilberto De Jesus after he was appointed Secretary of the Department of Education by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, the second time that an FEU executive was appointed Education Secretary.
"FEU offers what I wish my government could offer to every Filipino, a life rich with empowerment and possibility." - President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, during the 75th founding anniversary of the university at the FEU Auditorium, Sampaloc, Manila (29 Jan 2003).[citation needed]
Today, under the leadership of the Chairman Emeritus Dr. Lourdes Reyes-Montinola, the Far Eastern University aims for sustained growth and development, continuous improvement in the quality and relevance in teaching, research, and outreach functions, and significant strides in the areas of facilities, curricula, and faculty development. A foundation was created to shoulder expenses for the studies of faculty members here and abroad. International linkages and exchange programs were forged to further educational programs.
All these improvements are hinged on the university's thrust of holistic education that is predicated on the fact that whatever benefits an individual gets from the educational process are meant not only for himself, but also for others.
[edit] The University Seal
The FEU coat-of-arms was conceptualized in 1933 as the official seal of the university and is still being used at present with minor alterations in its shape (oval) and founding year (1928). The standard consists of an eight-pointed golden star representing the first eight main academic disciplines offered by the University. The heraldic supporter is a Sarimanok motif, in full color, projecting the nationalistic spirit upon which the University was founded. It also serves as the link between the past and the present. The FEU alphabet fonts are patterned after the pre-colonial Philippine script or “baybayin.” The same font was used by the nationalist pre-war periodicals El Renacimiento and Renacimiento Filipino.[citation needed]
The Tamaraw is the mascot of every FEU athletic team, hence, is the pet name of every FEU student (Tams). Known scientifically as “Bubalus mindorensis”, it is a rare animal found only in the island of Mindoro. The Tamaraw is one of the most intelligent, pugnacious, and aggressive of Philippine animal species.[citation needed] The University colors are green and gold. Gold represents the golden opportunity for the University to serve the youth and for her alumni to serve the country. Green is for hope, representing the founder’s "fair hope of the fatherland."
[edit] Presidents
- Nicanor I. Reyes Sr. (1934-1942)
- Hermenigildo B. Reyes (1945-1946)
- Clemente Q. Uson (1946-1949)
- Vidal A. Tan (1949-1952)
- Teodoro T. Evangelista (1952-1970)
- Nicanor M. Reyes Jr. (1970-1985)
- Josephine Cojuangco-Reyes (1985-1989)
- Felixberto C. Sta. Maria (1989-1995)
- Edilberto C. de Jesus (1995-2002)
- Lydia Balatbat-Echauz (2002-present)
 Teodoro Evangelista |
 Josephine Reyes |
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[edit] Campus
The FEU campus in downtown Manila is one of the largest clusters of Art Deco structures in the Philippines and contains rare art collections from renowned Filipino artists like Carlos “Botong” Francisco, Fernando Amorsolo, Antonio Dumlao, Simon Saulog, Solomon Saprid and Italian sculptor Francesco Monti.[citation needed]
In September 2005, out of ten institutional entries from eleven countries in the Asia-Pacific region, FEU won the Honorable Citation Award from the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture Heritage Conservation.
Buildings
Administration Building
- FEU Auditorium, Administrative Offices, Research Centers, Computer Operations, University Health Clinic
Chapel
- Murals depict the Stations of the Cross by National Artist Carlos "Botong" Francisco
Alfredo Reyes Hall
- Academic Rooms (IABF), Audio/Visual Rooms, Gym
Arts Building
- Institute of Arts and Sciences, University Conference Center, Administrative Offices, Academic Rooms (IAS), Gym, Science Laboratories
Education Building
- Institute of Education, Administrative Offices, Academic Rooms (IE, IN, AHSE), Audio/Visual Rooms
Law Building
- Palaypay Conference Hall, Bar Review Rooms, Academic Rooms (IL, IGS), Moot Court
Nicanor Reyes Hall
- Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance, University Central Library, Electronic Library, Administrative Offices, Academic Rooms (IABF), Post Office
R.Papa Gym
- Car Park & Gym
Science Building
- Physics, Biology & Chemistry Labs, Audio/Visual Rooms, Academic Rooms (IAS, IE, IN, AHSE)
Technology Hall
- FEU - East Asia College, Institute of Architecture and Fine Arts, Academic Rooms (IARFA, College of Computer Studies (FEU-EAC)), College of Engineering (FEU-EAC)
Nursing Building
- Institute of Nursing, IN-Associate in Health Science Education, Computer Labs, Nursing Based Academic Rooms (IN, AHSE), Nursing Lab
[edit] Institutes, Colleges and Schools of FEU
- Institute of Accounts, Business and Finance (IABF)
- Institute of Architecture and Fine Arts (IARFA)
- Institute of Arts and Sciences (IAS)
- Institute of Education (IE)
- Institute of Nursing (IN)
- Institute of Law (IL)
- Institute of Graduate Studies (IGS)
- Office of the General Education Curriculum (OGEC)
- Associate in Health Science Education (AHSE)
- Teacher's Academy
- College of Computer Studies (CCS) - EAC
- College of Engineering (CoE) - EAC
- Institute of Medicine (IM) - NRMF
- School of Nursing - NRMF
- School of Medical Technology - NRMF
- School of Physical Therapy - NRMF
- IT and Business School - FERN
- Basic Education - FERN
[edit] Research Centers
- University Research Center (URC) - a university-based research and extension unit that aims to foster a culture of research in the university. The URC facilitates the production of research through funding, research capability-building, research information dissemination, linkages and publication.
- Center for Studies on the Urban Environment (SURE) - created in response to continuing degradation of the urban environment most especially in the inner cities. As its initial major project, the Center organized in November 2000 the "International Conference on Megacities in the 21st Century," It gathered speakers from Asian and Western Countries who shared their knowledge and experience in Urban renewal and development.
- Center for Teaching Excellence (CENTEX) - it aims to improve instructional delivery and enhancing the educational experience for all students.
- Center for Testing and Evaluation (CTE) - a unit of the University under the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, it provides primary support for testing and evaluating students in choosing their programs of study, thus ensuring their suitability and meritorious performance in the program throughout their stay in the academe.
[edit] Publications
- "The Advocate" (official student publication)
- Ambon
- Arts and Sciences Review
- Cultural Forum
- FEU-CSO Report
- FEU Journal
- FEU Newsletter
- Tambuli (administrative publication)
- Transition (published annually by the President's Committee on Culture)
[edit] University Organizations
60th JCI World Business Plan Champion (Vienna, Austria)
- Architectural Students' Association of the Philippines, Inc.
- Biology Society
- College Y Club
- Economics Assembly (IABF)
- Economics Society (IAS)
- English Language Circle
- Environmental Society
- FEU Central Student Organization
- FEU Symphony Chorus
- IABF Student Council
- IARFA Student Council
- IAS Chorale
- IAS Dance Troupe
- IAS Paragon
- IAS Student Council
- IAS Tower
- IAS Writers Guild
- IE Student Council
- IN Student Council
- Junior Marketing Association
- Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants
- League of Advertising Students
- Literature Society
- Management Society
- Mass Communication Society
- Mathematics Society
- Negotiorum Lex
- Oratorical and Debate Council
- Organization of Junior Finance Executives
- Political Science Society
- Psychology Society
- Public Speaking Chamber
- Society of Computer Secretarial
- Tamaraw Volunteers
- Theater Guild
- Tourism Management Society
- United Architects of the Philippines Student Auxiliary
- Young Educator's Society
- Youth for Christ
[edit] Notable FEU alumni
[edit] Politics and Governance
| Corazon Aquino | former President of the Philippines |
| Ramon Revilla | Philippine Senator, known as the father of the Public Works and Highways Infrastructure Program Act of 1995 |
| Blas Ople | former Philippine Senator, Secretary of Labor |
| Alfredo Lim | Philippine Senator, Manila Mayor, founded the City College of Manila and the Museo ng Maynila |
| Edgar Ilarde | former Philippine Senator |
| Wenceslao Lagumbay | former Philippine Senator |
| Neptali Gonzales II | former Majority House Leader of the Philippine House of Representatives, Mandaluyong Mayor, created the Rizal Technological University |
| Artemio Panganiban | Bachelor of Law (1960) cum laude, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court |
| Crescensio Abad | War Veteran and Death March survivor of World War II |
| Haydee Yorac | former head of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) |
| Edilberto Sandoval | Associate Justice of Sandiganbayan |
| Ernesto Garrido | BS Foreign Service 1954, first Filipino elected to the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Board and the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions[citation needed] |
| Manuel Collantes | Ll.B. 1940, former Secretary of Foreign Affairs, former Ambassador to the United Nations |
| Patricia Santo Tomas | Secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment |
| Jesus Singson | former Commanding General of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) |
| Samuel Ong | former Deputy Director, National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) |
| Sedfrey Ordonez | Ll.B. 1946, 1970 delegate Philippine Constitutional Convention, former Solicitor General and Secretary of Justice, former Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United Nations, former Chairman of the Commission on Human Rights |
| Eubulo Verzola | former Justice of the Court of Appeals, former Director of the Senate Public Information and Media Relations Office |
| Fermin Martin Jr. | Ll.B. 1955, former Associate Justice of the Court of Appeals |
| Jesus Elbinas | former Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeals |
| Salome Montoya | Ll.B. 1954, Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeals |
| John Choa | Ambassador at Large to the Territory of Guam, USA |
| Ophelia Balcos | first woman and first Asian to Chair the Human Rights Commission of the State of Minneapolis[citation needed] |
| Rolando Cordero, Architect | first City Architect of Metro Manila, designed the CAMANAVA master plan[citation needed] |
| Francisca Aquino | 1962 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Government Service |
| Custodio Parlade | President Emeritus of the Philippine Dispute Resolution Centre |
| Gerardo Espina Sr | Member of the Consultative Commission on Charter Change |
| Juanito Recio | Public Information Office Director, Civil Service Commission |
| John Bayarong | Director, Subic Bay Arts Center; Chairman, Union of Journalists of the Philippines |
[edit] Business
| Lucio Tan | CEO, Asia Brewery, Fortune Tobacco, Philippine Airlines (PAL), Chairman University of the East |
| Henry Sy | CEO, SM Prime Holdings, Banco de Oro |
| Alfonso Yuchengco | BS in Commerce (1946), former Philippine Ambassador to China & Japan,
CEO Yuchengco Group of Companies, Chairman Mapua Institute of Technology |
| Menardo Jimenez | BS in Commerce (1952), former President and CEO, GMA Network Inc. |
| Alejandro Roces | Chairman, Colegio de San Agustin, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, St. Louis University and St. Mary's University; Member, Philippine National Bank Board; former CEO, Associated Broadcasting Corporation (ABC-5); former Editor-in-Chief, The Manila Times; former Dean of the Institute of Arts and Sciences |
| Benjamin Punongbayan | CEO, Punongbayan & Araullo |
| Ramon Sy | BS in Commerce (1952), Chairman Ramsy Corporation, President CEO International Exchange Bank, President Mega Link Inc., Director St. Lukes Medical Center & St. Lukes Medical School |
| Alfredo Parungao | BS in Commerce (1956) - Summa Cum Laude, Senior VP and Chief Finance Officer Fort Bonifacio, President CEO Philcom |
| Ramon Ang | President, San Miguel Corporation |
| Wilfrido Tecson | BS in Commerce major in Accounting - Summa Cum Laude, Co-founder Solid Bank
former Vice President China Bank, former President and CEO Equitable Bank, current Trustee Asian Institute of Management |
| Renato Paras | BS in Commerce major in Accounting (1949) Summa Cum Laude, FEU scholar to Columbia University - MS in Accounting, Trustee FERN Realty Corp., IBM Philippines, Philippine Women's University |
| Teresita Turla | BS Commerce major in Accounting 1958, Vice President Insular Bank of Asia and America, President PCI Capital Corporation, Chair Multigrade Securities Corporation |
| Carmelita Nepomuceno | Vice President, United Coconut Planters Bank |
| Carlos Palanca, Jr. | former Chairman of the Board, La Tondeña, Inc.; Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co.; Beneficial Life Insurance Co., Inc.; Filipinas Synthetic Fiber Corporation; Manila Peninsula Hotel, Inc.; Peggy Mills, Inc.; Philippine Oil and Geothermal Energy, Inc. former President, La Tondeña, Inc.; BA-Lepanto Building Corp.; Philippine Koyo Bearing Corp. former Director, Far East Bank and Trust Company; AG&P Industrial, Corp.; Binalbagan-Isabela Sugar, Corp.; Commonwealth Foods, Inc.; Philippine Associated Smelting and Refining Corp.; Private Development Corp. of the Philippines; Trans-Philippine Investment Corp. |
| Angel Palanca | Foremost Filipino Industrialist and Philanthrophist |
| George Yang | President and CEO, McDonalds Philippines Corp. |
| Jose Antonio Mañosa | Internationally renowned Architect. A graduate from the Institute of Architecture and Fine Arts |
[edit] Sports
| Lydia De Vega-Mercado | Gold medalist, Asian Games, New Delhi, 1982 |
| Elma Muros-Posadas | Southeast Asian Games Gold Medalist |
| Haydee Coloso-Espino | Gold Medalist, Swimming, Manila Asiad, 1954 |
| Anthony Villanueva | Gave the Philippines its FIRST Silver Medal in the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. |
| Marestella Torres | 23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist, Manila Philippines; Silver medalist, Women’s Long Jump, 16th Asian Athletic Championships, Korea, 2005 |
| Arnel Ferrera | 23rd SEA Games Record Holder Gold Medalist, Hammer Throw, Manila Philippines |
| Mark Denver Atienza | 23rd SEA Games Gold Medalist Fencing, Manila Philippines |
| Brian Peralta | 23rd SEA Games Bronze Medalist Dancesport, Manila Philippines |
| Jayson Gonzales | 22nd SEA Games Gold Medalist Chess, Vietnam; International Master |
| Veronica Domingo | 22nd SEA Games, Gold Medalist Taekwondo, Vietnam |
| Lerma Bulauitan | Gold Medalist 2003 Asian Grand Prix, Manila Philippines |
| Tirso del Rosario | Boxing Champion, International Hall of Fame |
| Johnny Abarrientos | Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) most valuable player |
| Bernabe Lovina | Philippines Sportswriters Association (PSA) Awardee for Track, 1950 |
| Felicisimo "Totoy" Ampon | PSA Awardee for Tennis, 1950 |
| Ricardo Fortaleza | Gold Medalist 6th Asian Games, Silver Medalist 1971 Asian Boxing Champion, Olympian 1972 Munich Olympics, Philippines Amateur Boxing of the Year 1970-1972, Araullo High School's Most Outstanding Alumnus in Sports 1993 |
| Victor Pablo | Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) player |
| Arwind Santos | UAAP Most Valuable Player twice, UAAP Champion in 2003 and 2005, selected 2nd overall by the Air21 Express in the 2006 PBA Draft |
[edit] Mass Media and Entertainment
| Lucila Hosillos, PhD | AB English 1958, 2001 Outstanding Scholar Cambridge England, 1999 Centennial Awardee for Literature Manila, 1987 Asean Awardee for Literary Works Bangkok |
| Rosa Rosal | 1999 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Public Service, Veteran Actress & Philanthropist |
| Bienvenido Lumbera | 1993 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Journalism, Literature and Creative Communication Arts |
| Francisco Sionil Jose | 1980 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee for Journalism, Literature, Creative Communication Arts & Author |
| Lina Diaz de Rivera | 1996 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awardee for Literature |
| Azucena Uranza | 1990 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awardee for Literature |
| Jesus Q. Cruz | two-time Carlos Palanca Memorial Awardee for Literature (1981,1983), former music and drama critic of the Philippine Star |
| Joe Buhain | 1969 Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awardee for Literature, 1979 CCP 10th anniversary playwriting contest grand prizewinner, 1977 FAMAS awardee for best screenplay |
| Anacleta Encarnacion, PhD | 1st Filipina scholar to study Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama at the Shakespeare Institute, Department of Extramural Studies, University of Birmingham England, FEU professor |
| Fidela “Tiya Dely” Magpayo | TV/Radio Broadcaster + |
| Frankie "Ka Kiko" Evangelista | Veteran news anchor, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation + |
| Edwin M. Cordevilla | Poet, Journalist, Foreign & Environment editor of the defunct Manila Chronicle,
media consultant to the Philippine Board of Investments and the Department of Finance |
| Joselito "Totel" de Jesus | Poet, journalist |
| Martina Aileen "Ai Ai" de las Alas | AB Mass Communications (1985), actress, comedian |
| Vernie Varga | One of the 1st Philippines "Jazz Diva" |
| Edgar Mortiz | TV and Film Director, Actor |
| Rey Valera | Singer and Composer |
| Edgar Liwanag | Canadian singer, composer. Portrayed "The Kralahorne" in the Vancouver, BC production of The King and I |
| Joe Quirino | TV Host, Columnist/Editor |
| Mario Bautista | People's Journal Writer, Editor |
| Juan Rodrigo | TV/Stage & Movie Actor |
| Maria Anthea Oreta Robles | Bb. Pilipinas International 1989/ Restaurateur New York, USA |
| Wendy Valdez | AB Mass Communication (2004)
Bb. Pilipinas Tourism 2005 & Bb. Pilipinas 2005 1st runner-up |
| Carmelita Valdez | News Reporter, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation |
| Ernie Baron | Weather Man & News Reporter, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation + |
[edit] Educational Administration and Teaching
| Agustin Benitez | 1959 BAR Topnotcher (1st place), former Dean of College of Law and Vice-president University of the East |
| Epifania Claur | Associate Professor, Human Kinetics Program, University of the Philippines - Baguio |
| Ed Vincent Albino | Dean College of Law, University of Perpetual Help; Law Professor San Beda College of Law, Adamson University, Perpetual Help College of Law |
| Arsenio Pascual Jr | Lecturer in Medical Jurisprudence, College of Law, University of the Philippines |
| Federico Silao | Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, University of the Philippines |
| Rita Chang, PhD | Faculty in Mathematics & Social Science, Robert Morris College, Chicago |
| Luz DeGuzman | Assistant Professor, Mercy College, New York |
| Sonia Reyes | Adjunct Faculty, City College of San Francisco |
| Ana C. Kong | University Professor of Communication, Governors State University in Illinois |
| Wilbert Ching | Lecturer in Allied Health and Medical Assisting, Quienbaug Valley Community College |
| Roman Alvarez, EdD | Adjunct Faculty, Psychology Department, Houston Community College |
| Flordeliza Castro, EdD | Commissioner, Philippine Association of Colleges & Universities - Commission on Accreditation
Vice president Philippine Association for Teacher Education |
| Josefina De Jesus, EdD | Chief Secondary Education Division - Department of Education, President Philippine Association of Chiefs and Assistant Chiefs of Secondary Education |
| Rosalinda Evangelista | Chair Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Associate Commissioner of the Philippine Regulatory Commission |
| Lucila Tibigar, EdD | BS Ed 1950, Director of the National Educational Testing Research Center |
[edit] Nursing
| Nelson Co, RN | BS Nursing 1969, Anesthetist New York Ear and Eye Infirmary (NYEEI) |
| Arthur Cantos, RN | Chairman, American Heart Association - Filipino Community Heart Council
CEO Bayani Consulting Network |
| Fortune Kennedy, R.N. | BS Nursing 1964 Cum Laude, Director of the Nurses of Veterans Affairs Foundation, Program Chief of the Central Office and the Department of Veteran Affairs |
| Araceli Antonio, RN | Assistant Director-Vocational Nursing Program, NCP Vocational School, South San Francisco |
[edit] Science
| Ed Laguerta | Resident volcanologist of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) |
| Elpidio Remigio, PhD | Postdoctoral research fellow, Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan |
| Paciente A. Cordero, Jr. PhD | BS Botany 1963, 1979 Outstanding Young Men for his work on Marine Algae, Executive Director National Research Council of the Philippines, Department of Science and Technology |
[edit] References
- Far Eastern University alumni achievers : diamond edition 2003. Published by the Far Eastern University in the City of Manila, 2003.
- Art and culture @ Far Eastern University. Nick Agudo . . . [et al.]; Sylvia Roces Montilla, editor-in-chief, production director; Alfredo Roces, book & jacket design; Rafael R. Montinolla, technical consultant; Philip Escudero, Neal Oshima, Alfredo Roces, photography. Published by the Far Eastern University in the City of Manila, 2003.
- FEU: the practical vision of Nicanor Reyes. By Beth Romulo, Philippine Panorama 32(10): 6 Mr 16, 2003
- FEU Auditorium : a golden heritage : the premier cultural center, 1949-1999. By Sylvia R. Montilla, ©2000 Published by Far Eastern University in the City of Manila
- Breaking The Silence. By Lourdes Montinola, ©1998 Published by University of the Philippines Press - ISBN 971-542-128-8
- Mr. FEU: The Culture Hero That was Nicanor Reyes. By Nick Joaquin, ©1995 Published by FEU, Manila - ISBN 971-687-001-X
- History of the Far Eastern University. By Lucila Amparo, (Thesis, M.A. in History, FEU - Institute of Graduate Studies) 1955
- FEU Green and Gold, 1948-1949. Published by the Far Eastern University in the City of Manila, 1949
[edit] External links
- Far Eastern University in the City of Manila, Official Website
- Far Eastern University Teachers Academy
- Far Eastern University Alumni Foundation Official Website
- Far Eastern University Advocate Online
- 2005 UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award
- FEU Psychology Batch 1999
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