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UCC Batch 2022 Graduate School graces 48th Hooding and Commencement Exercises

Written by John Dave Brion Students from UCC Graduate School received their diplomas and certificates in the 48th Hooding and Commencement Exercises this Friday, July 22, at Caloocan City Sports Complex. Hosted by Dr. Severino M. Jocson, Dr. Bernadette B. Enriquez, and Prof. Catlleya Yee, the program was attended by 1,015 graduates from different master and doctorate programs on all university campuses.  The event was also … Continue reading UCC Batch 2022 Graduate School graces 48th Hooding and Commencement Exercises

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Bulletin, News

List of UCCAT 2022 First Batch of Qualifiers Releases

The University of Caloocan City releases on Saturday, June 18, the official list of first batch qualifiers who took the UCC Admission Test (UCCAT) in May. According to the university admission committee, the following applicants are required to attend the pre-enrolment orientation on June 24, 2022, on their respective campuses: Main (Biglang Awa) – Surnames beginning with A to M 9 am-11 am; Surnames beginning with … Continue reading List of UCCAT 2022 First Batch of Qualifiers Releases

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Culture

PBSD: Keeping The Traditional Gift-Giving Spirit

Originally Published on January 08, 2021 Written by Sophia Baloca UCC Psychology and Behavioral Science Department received such a warm welcome from the Aeta community, seeing the glimpse of their smiles that reflects the warm rays of the sunlight as they set foot in San Martin, Bamban, Tarlac. That is when they conducted their annual psychosocial interaction during the season of giving gifts. For years, … Continue reading PBSD: Keeping The Traditional Gift-Giving Spirit

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Opinion

Campus Journalism Beyond The Classroom

Originally Published on December 17, 2020 Written by Sofia Sacaguing The Campus Journalism’s notable existence is no longer new to anyone. Since then, it has paved its way on educational grounds. It has become an avenue of aspirants hitherto to practice the field as future profession. Editorial staff of secondary and primary levels attest how campus publications shaped journalists’ skills through workshops and seminars. Thereafter, … Continue reading Campus Journalism Beyond The Classroom

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