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SURP receives PQA

July 26, 2024
The UP Diliman (猫咪AV) School of Urban and Regional Planning (SURP) was recently honored by the national government with the Philippine Quality Award (PQA) Recognition for Commitment to Quality Management. The school is the first degree-granting unit within the UP System to receive the award. The PQA was established by Republic Act 9013 鈥渢o encourage organizations in both private and public sectors to attain excellence in quality in the production and/or delivery of their goods and services.鈥 PQA trophy. Image from SURP On its Facebook page, SURP states the award underscores the school鈥檚 鈥渦nwavering commitment to delivering exceptional customer experiences and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction.鈥 In addition, the school 鈥渋s dedicated to advancing its legacy of quality management through continuous process improvements, curriculum updates, competency mapping, and the formulation of institutional governance manuals鈥 reflecting steadfast dedication to excellence and innovation towards better services to the Filipino people.鈥 Magnaye. Photo from SURP SURP, through its dean Dina C. Magnaye, PhD and SURP Quality Assurance Officer Ronnie H. Encarnacion, received the award on July 17 at the Heroes鈥 Hall of the Malaca帽ang Palace from Executive Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin and Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo E. Pascual. Together with Magnaye and Encarnacion was UP Executive Vice President Jose Fernando T. Alcantara. Also in attendance were other SURP officials and staff.鈥擶ith a report from SURP

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UPMV K9 conducts public service mission

July 08, 2024
The UP-MMDA -Vanguard K9 Corps (UPMV) recently held Luntian at Pula, a public service mission at the UP Diliman Department of Military Science and Tactics (DMST) Complex. Co-organized with the UP Vanguard Makati Chapter, the public service mission provided free pet vaccination and free medical services.聽 One of the pets lined up for vaccinations. Photo from the UPMV According the Philippine Coast Guard Veterinary Service, the one-day affair was able to vaccinate over 200 pets against rabies.  The pet vaccination drive was made possible through the UPMV鈥檚 veterinary partners: Philippine Coast Guard Veterinary Service; May Rulibeth Legayo-Javier, DVM; the 105th Squadron 4th Division CGAD National Capital Regio; the Veterinary Student Achievers Society; and the Veterinary Education and Training Society. The public service mission also had a blood donation drive, free health checkups and circumcisions, and a free legal clinic. Food and reading glasses were also given to the attendees.  Two volunteers from the Veterinary Education and Training Society vaccinate a pet against rabies. Photo from the UPMV Satellite stations of the Home Development Mutual Fund / PAG-IBIG Fund, the Government Service Insurance System, the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation, and the Philippine Identification System of the Philippine Statistics Authority were also available at the event.  Luntian at Pula was co-organized by the UP Cadet Alumni Organization, the UP Corps of Sponsors, Serving Hearts, Quirino Memorial Medical Center, UERM Beta Sigma Fraternity, UP Vanguard Gun Club, RiteMed, and JoeMag’s restaurant.  鈥淭hrough events like this, we hope to remind pet owners that their own health is just as important as their pets鈥 and that taking care of ourselves is one of the best things we can do for our loved ones. The UPMV K9 Corps is deeply indebted to the UP Vanguard community for the opportunity to join forces in this advocacy,鈥 said UPMV president Elah Tendero. 鈥 Established in 2017, the UPMV is a multisectoral non-profit volunteer partnership and organization among the University of the Philippines, Metro Manila Development Authority, and UP Vanguard Inc.  One of their flagship programs is a series of obedience and search-and-rescue training workshops for civilian pet owners. The program has, to date, trained over a hundred pet-owner teams Luntian at Pula was held on June 29.鈥擶ith a report from the UPMV

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