Sep 28, 2026

SEPTEMBER 2026 PSYCHOMETRICIAN PASSER

Image Carousel · 3 images · click to change, right-click for options     Urdaneta City University is one in celebration with the College of Human Sciences for successfully producing 70 newly registered psychometricians for passing the September 2026 Psychometricians Licensure Examination (PmLE). Demonstrating unwavering commitment to academic excellence, UCU achieved a 92.75% passing rate for first-time takers, surpassing the 91.73% national passing rate. The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced a total of 14,146 passers out of 15,423 examinees nationwide. The licensure examination was conducted from September 1 and 2, 2026. Congratulations to: 1. Erica Alberto, RPm2. Cherie Ann Amor, RPm3. Juliana Maria Bianca Antonio, RPm4. Garryne Nikhol Aragon, RPm5. Kathleen Avila, RPm6. Hidee Kyle Benter, RPm7. Jofanny Bermudez, RPm8. Angelica Biccay, RPm9. Nikole Edzl Bugaon, RPm10. Renci Jhay Cabalo, RPm11. Merijean Cabana, RPm12. Febby Marycon Cabe, RPm13. Nathaniel Cambay, RPm14. Kim Harold Camo, RPm15. Renz Jumar Carbonel, RPm16. Darlene Carlos, RPm17. Kristel Anne Carza - Rosario, RPm18. Grace Casiempre, RPm19. Marielle Celzo, RPm20. Fergin Matea Cuarteron, RPm21. Jianne Amor De Guzman, RPm22. Eloi John Decano, RPm23. Erika Trisha De Leon, RPm24. Donald John Dela Rosa, RPm25. Josepha Isabelle Dumaoal, RPm26. Karylle Duzon, RPm27. Denjielyn Espiritu, RPm28. Gemma Rose Espiritu, RPm29. Jonald Estabillo, RPm30. Christine Fariñas, RPm31. Dann Mauricius Farnacio, RPm32. Samantha Joy Ferrer, RPm33. Wendy Dawn Christabel Ferrer, RPm34. Meanne Jessica Fulgencio, RPm35. Mathalona Galliguez, RPm36. Juliana Gan, RPm37. Princess Moaize Grefel, RPm38. Trisha Heart Guanzon, RPm39. Princess Maria Horschler, RPm40. Justine Mae Laconsay, RPm41. Elizabeth Lagmay, RPm42. Caroline Riesa Laminatao, RPm43. Ralph Milner Larosa, RPm44. Charles Denver Liberato, RPm45. Roda Marie Lopez, RPm46. Rena Andrea Loresto, RPm47. Ma. Michaella Manzo, RPm48. Geraldine Mariano, RPm49. Nevin Marquez, RPm50. Christian Paul Miranda, RPm51. Gladys Molina, RPm52. Alfa Morales, RPm53. Mary Jane Motol, RPm54. Princess Joanna Faith Nidoy, RPm55. Archerella Opiana, RPm56. Colleen Khey Pascua, RPm57.Lara Aurelie Peralta, RPm58. Angel May Pollante, RPm59. Avrille Mira Ramirez, RPm60. Naja Reyes, RPm61. Joanah Ericka Ricafort, RPm62. Trisha Anne Rillorta, RPm63. Aidan Philip Rivera, RPm64. Aira Mae Salazar, RPm65. Abijah Simon Serote, RPm66. Charlene Mae Sibayan, RPm67. Lovely Mae Tayoan, RPm68. Micah Joy Torreno, RPm69. Bea Bianca Unay, RPm70. Rayshley Guill Viernes, RPm

Sep 25, 2026

Civil Service Commission Essay Writing Competition Regional Winner 2026

  Urdaneta City University, together with the College of Arts and Sciences - Department of Communication, proudly congratulates Jeawil T. Navarro on being named the Regional Winner (College Category) in the Essay Writing Contest during the 2026 Tinig at Panulat, held in celebration of the 126th Philippine Civil Service Anniversary. The award was conferred by Atty. Rex R. Ami, CSC Field Director - Eastern Pangasinan. Congratulations! This achievement reflects your literary talent and dedication, bringing great honor to the entire UCUian community.

Sep 25, 2026

UCU expands research capacity through collaboration, mentorship, and publication in 3-day engagement with CUHK's Assoc. Prof. Barry Bai Day 3

Image Carousel · 4 images · click to change, right-click for options Day 3: From Research Ideas to Publication The three-day engagement concluded on September 25 at the University Conference Room through a Post-Conference on Research Collaboration and Publication with university of?cials and personnel. The interactive session provided a more focused venue for discussing research methodologies and academic publishing. Participants were able to raise research-related concerns, seek guidance on their ongoing or prospective studies, and explore approaches to strengthening research quality and publication readiness. With the completion of the three-day engagement, UCU continues to foster research management, academic collaboration, and scholarly publication in support of SDG 4: Quality Education, SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals. The initiative also lays the groundwork for sustained academic exchange and mentorship, contributing to a more collaborative, research-driven, and publication-oriented academic community.#

Sep 25, 2026

UCU expands research capacity through collaboration, mentorship, and publication in 3-day engagement with CUHK's Assoc. Prof. Barry Bai Day 2

Image Carousel · 4 images · click to change, right-click for options Day 2: Advancing Classroom Research and Academic Collaboration The program continued on September 24 at the University Amphitheater, featuring two sessions that connected teaching practice with research and scholarly collaboration. The morning seminar, "Designing English Classrooms for Motivational and Strategic Agency," engaged faculty members and students from the College of Teacher Education (CTE), particularly the Languages and Social Studies Department, together with English faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences.   The session explored approaches to designing English learning environments that encourage student motivation, strategic learning, and greater agency in the classroom. In the afternoon, the Faculty Research Collaboration and Publication seminar shifted the discussion toward scholarly engagement. Faculty participants explored potential areas for academic collaboration while gaining insights into developing research partnerships and translating collaborative work into publishable outputs.#