OSAS announces new interim UCSC officers 2021

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January 14, 2024

The Office of  Student Affairs and Service (OSAS) officially announced the new set of interim University Collegiate Student Council (UCSC) officers for the school year 2021-2022.

Dexter Hermidilla from the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) seized the presidential position followed by Ross Reidem Pasumbal from the College of Engineering as Vice President.

On the other hand, Micho V. Manalo from the College of Criminal Justice and Criminology (CCJC) garnered the Secretary-General position.

Sophia Sandra Dy from the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) and Mikaella Rane Torres from the College of Education (CED) grab the Treasurer position and Auditor position, respectively.

Moreover, a new set of councilors for interim UCSC officer includes Lorbel Sam Salazar from the College of Fine Arts and Architecture (CAFA), Russel Barnes from the College of and Computing and Multimedia Studies (CCMS).

Japhet Aureada from the College of International Hospitality and Tourism Management (CIHTM), Mark Rjay Marquez from the College of Marine Engineering (CME), and Princess Shaira Atentar from the College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences (CNAHS ) also grabbed the position for the new set of councilors.

The official interim UCSC officers were formed with the new set of guidelines to conduct interim UCSC officers which include the Dean of each University college endorsing their sole representatives.

These representatives will then have their election with the aid of the University Student COMELEC (USCOMELEC).

The new set of interim UCSC officers will soon announce their platforms for the school year 2020-2021 with the pandemic still ongoing in the vicinity of Lucena.

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