Paarl newsletter 2009 vol3 4

Newsletter
Philippine Association of Academic and Research Librarians

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Nos. 3 & 4 July – December 2009 ISSN – 0116 – 014

PAARL Steadfast at 36
CHRISTINE B. ARELLANO

Left: PAARL Outreach in Bolinao, Pangasinan. 2009 was another busy and productive year
Right: Participants in the National Conference @ SPCP. for the Philippine Association of Academic
and Research Librarians (PAARL). Different
INSIDE THIS ISSUE activities were conducted by the Association
spearheaded by the PAARL Board,
1 Looking Back @ PAARL 2009
participated in by more than five hundred
4 Digital Debates on Archives, Museums, Libraries and Online Resources active members, and supported by the
different book dealers, suppliers and
4 Powerful Convergence @ SPCP publishers nationwide.
5 75th National Book Week Celebration th
PAARL’s 36 General Assembly, Induction of
Officers and Awarding Ceremonies were held at the
6 75th National Book Week Celebration Thanksgiving Mass Homily
auditorium of the National Library last January 30,
7 2009. Prof. Salvacion Arlante (1987 PAARL President),
PLAI Hall of Fame Awards Given to PAARL Past Prexies
University Librarian of UP Diliman, officiated the oath-
7 PAARL Outreach in Bolinao
taking of the PAARL Board 2009: Elvira B. Lapuz
(President); Christopher C. Paras (Vice President);
8 A Report on the 14th Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians
Lourdes d.C. Roman (Secretary); Jocelyn T. Balangue
(Treasurer); Veronica M. Jose (Auditor); Roderick B.
9 New PAARL Board Ramos (P.R.O.); Victoria P. Baleva, Aisa M. dela Torre
and Sr. Ma. Gloria Pasamba, SPC (Directors); and
10 List of PAARL Paid Members for 2009 Loreto T. Garcia (Ex-Officio). More than 150 members,
guests and exhibitors graced the occasion.
18 Lifetime Members Continued on page 2

18 Upcoming Events
July – December 2009 PAARL Newsletter 1

FEATI University opened its doors to PAARL for the public Megatrade Hall 1, SM Megamall, Mandaluyong City. He
forum on “Assessment Techniques and Principles in stressed that libraries should incorporate valuing in their
Applying Standards for Academic Libraries” last annual budgets and statistical reports; that national
February 5, 2009. Dr. Adolfo Jesus R. Gopez, FEATI organizations set the price for each service; that librarians
University President, welcomed more than one hundred should benchmark around the country; and PAARL set
participants who listened to the talks of Dr. Teresita G. standards and make further recommendations to invigorate
Hernandez on Accreditation/ISO Standards; Hon. Corazon library and information services in the region.
M. Nera on IQuaME/CHED RQUAT Standards; and Ms. Fe
Angela M. Verzosa on PAARL Standards 2000. Another two-day national seminar dubbed as Towards
Innovating Technical Services: Viewpoints for Advanced
Another successful half-day training workshop on “Oral Resources Management was held last August 26-27 at the
English Proficiency Skills for Librarians and Information National Library of the Philippines. Lecturers were Ms. Iyra
Professionals” with the country’s English language guru S. Buenrostro (UPSLIS), PAARL President Ms. Elvira B.
and trainer, Dr. Nilda R. Sunga as resource speaker was Lapuz (UP-Diliman), Mr. Rodolfo Y. Tarlit (UPSLIS), Mrs.
conducted last March 26, 2009 at the C&E Information and Willian SA Frias (DLSU) and Mrs. Loreto T. Garcia (JRU).
Resource Center in Quezon City. The speaker stressed that Director Prudenciana C. Cruz (TNL Director) welcomed the
it is important to be clear, stay positive, listen actively and participants while Dr. Ponciano A. Meguito (DCS
learn from experience. Superintendent) was the keynote speaker. The said event
had the following objectives: to assess the current status of
PAARL’s National Summer Conference was held at the Technical Services in Philippine academic libraries as to how
Lyceum of Aparri in Cagayan last April 29-May 1, 2009 with it radically improved or changed the library system, the
the theme “Librarians at their Best: Envisioning and library profession and the delivery of library resources and
Realizing Multilevel and Progressive Readers Services.” services through advance library technologies; to learn new
Resource speakers were Prof. Salvacion M. Arlante (UP) ideas and methodologies on how to perfectly manage library
who discussed Partnership 2.0 to help facilitate reference resources in times of tough economic crisis and high costs of
and resource training to small and least budgeted libraries materials brought about by online technologies; and to
particularly in the countryside; Ms. Alicia B. Esguerra (BSU) review the existing and latest procedures, guidelines and
who talked on Reader Services On Demand that identified standards in the organization and care of library resources
user’s expectations in terms of adopting new technologies and identify its significance to the present day Philippine
and modes of information delivery and the challenges academic libraries.
involved in implementing "on the go" resources/services; Ms.
Fe Angela M. Versoza (DLSU) who tackled Social Another forum on Digital Debates on Archives, Museums,
Networking Literacy Skills for recasting the reader services Libraries, and Online Resources was held last September
librarians’ competencies in the 21st century that entails 17, 2009 during the 30th Manila International Bookfair at
various networking activities and develops strategic
SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay
approaches for integrating these activities into a productive
and cutting edge readers services; Dr. Enrique T. Cayaban City. Speakers were Mrs. Elenita D.V. Alba, Ms. Virginia E.
(SMU) who lectured on Proactive and Effective Darlucio and Prof. Edgardo B. Quiros who talked on the
Management of Reader’s Queries and Transactions to following topics respectively: The Current State of the
explain strategic approaches in proper handling of queries National Museum of the Philippines and its Role in
and transactions in reader services – online or personal; Ms. Preserving the Filipino’s Cultural Heritage and Awareness;
Perla T. Garcia (DLSU) who provided insights for a better Digitizing Records at the National Archives of the Philippines;
analysis and interpretation of library statistical records --
and Issues, Challenges and Perspectives of Digitization: the
Data Literacy Skills; and Prof. Thelma S. Kim (SLU) who
taught participants about the role of advertising, promotion NLP Experience.
and public relations beginning with the library’s architectural
designs to developing healthy and positive human affairs PAARL’s National Conference on “The Power of
while doing reader service work-- Readers Services Convergence: Technology and Connectivity in the 21st
Marketing Plans. Century Library & Information Services” at the LRC- Arts
Hall of St. Paul College Pasig last October 21-23, 2009. Said
A “Round-Table Discussion on PAARLNET” was held in conference had the following objectives: to explore the future
cooperation with Goodwill/Bridges Bookstore last May 21, directions of libraries and librarians considering the
2009 in Glorietta 3, Makati City. This activity was conducted unstoppable trends and demands of Information and
to review the MOA, gather recommendations from member Communication Technology (ICT); to discuss the vital role of
libraries that will further enhance it, and identify other web technologies in enhancing the delivery of library and
resource sharing activities and services that may be useful information services and how these resources can be of
and beneficial to member libraries, with the end result of optimal use to establishing collaborative linkages among
greater involvement and active participation from member institutions; and to train the participants in surviving the
and non-member libraries. Ms. Susan O. Pador (ADMU) and present challenges of net and online technologies and
Ms. Loreto T. Garcia (JRU) facilitated the event. prepare them to become thoroughly adept with the 21st
century technological innovations. Speakers were Ms. Cecile
Mr. Nehemias A. Pasamba facilitated PAARL’s lecture-forum F. Ingusan (Filipinas Heritage Library), Prof. Johann
entitled Valuing Library Services held last June 24, 2009 Frederick A. Cabbab (UP Diliman), Prof. Lourdes T. David
during the ABAP Book Fair held in the Seminar Room of (Ateneo de Manila University), Ms. Louise Ian T. Delos


Reyes (Department of Science and Technology), Prof. Board was welcomed by the teachers, students and school
Edgardo B. Quiros (National Library of the Philippines), and personnel of BNHS led by the School Principal, Mrs. Editha
Mr. Fernan R. Dizon (Ateneo de Manila University). B. Gasilan.
th
During the 75 National Book Week celebration last
November 24, 2009, PAARL had a forum on Disaster The year ended with a Christmas Party held last December
Management in Libraries: Response and Recovery 17, 2009 at Mix of Flavors Restaurant located at Harbor View
Operations for Water-related Damages with PAARL Past Square, CCP Complex, Pasay City. It was attended by out-
President Ms. Fe Angela Verzosa as resource speaker at the going and in-coming PAARL Board, and past Presidents.
National Library Auditorium.
Through the combined efforts of the efficient officers and
Different educational materials were distributed in an participative members, the aforementioned activities were
outreach held last December 12, 2009 in Balingasay successfully conducted. Congratulations everyone!
National High School (BNHS), Bolinao, Pangasinan. PAARL


Digital Debates on Archives, Museums, Libraries
and Online Resources
Roderick B. Ramos

More than 160 with 43 new members attended Awareness; Ms. Virginia E. Darlucio, Digitizing
PAARL’s Digital Debates on Archives, Museums, Records at the National Archives of the
Libraries, and Online Resources last September Philippines; and, Prof. Edgardo B. Quiros,
17, 2009 @ the 30th Manila International Issues, Challenges and Perspectives of
Bookfair, SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Digitization: the NLP Experience.
Asia Complex, Pasay City.
5 registered as institutional members to PAARL,
Speakers and topics were as follows: Mrs. Inc. namely La Consolacion College-Mendiola,
Elenita D.V. Alba, The Current State of the STI College-Baliuag, Magsaysay Memoril
National Museum of the Philippines and its Role College-Zambales, St.Mary's College-Baliuag
in Preserving the Filipino’s Cultural Heritage and and STI College-Sta. Maria, Bulacan.

Powerful Convergence @ SPCP
Christopher C. Paras
The much awaited librarian’s conference of the Dr. Castañeda also delivers a very fitting talk on the 20
most modern libraries in the world, citing the internet and
year was finally put in place during PAARL’s
online websites as her top references. On her final note, she
2009 National Conference on Convergence. The hails PAARL for continuously working on the professional
conference was originally slated on October 21- growth of Filipino librarians and even more, challenged the
23, 2009 but due to devastating typhoons association to help the agency in furthering the policies and
guidelines that comprise library standards.
Ondoy and Pepeng, it was moved to November
11-13, 2009. Below are the line-up of topics, lecturers and summaries
covered during the conference for the next three days.
Close to about 100 participants from far north of Luzon
down to Mindanao in the south, the conference was Day 1 – Nov, 11, 2009, PM Session
successfully held at the premier center for basic education
in the country today, St. Paul College, Pasig. Attendees are 1. Starting up a cost-free library portal for small funded
mostly librarians, information professionals and IT staff libraries by Cecile F. Ingusan, Filipinas Heritage Library
working in academic libraries. The farthest delegate came
all the way from St. Paul University Tuguegarao in the north Participants essentially learned the basics of designing a
and Jose Rizal Memorial State College, Dapitan City in the homepage that can be used to link library databases,
south. catalogs, local news, policies, programs, events, etc.
without a special web development software or knowledge
The conference started with a solemn Opening Prayer led by of html. A step-by-step procedure on how to go about web-
SPCP LRC Head, Sr. Ma. Gloria B. Pasamba, spc. Her prayer hosting and effective search for free web-hosting sites and
undoubtedly touches the heart of every participant as it was services were also discussed.
presented in slides full of hope with resounding music of
faith in chorus. The warm thoughts of Sr. Teresita Baricaua, 2. Podcasting and Vodcasting in Academic Libraries and
spc, Directress of SPCP during her welcoming remarks felt Media Centers by Prof. Johann Frederick A. Cabbab, UP
an environment of home away from home for the delegates Diliman
to stay in the next three days. She also took pride of
showcasing the SPCP profile, achievements, its missions The speaker practically demonstrated the process of
and objectives in a five-minute streaming video creating podcasts and vodcasts and how this technology can
presentation focusing on child’s holistic development enhance or promote learning in the library. Discussion on
through Paulinian education. how to effectively implement the program highlighted the
session.
Newly appointed CHED-NCR Director Dr. Catherine Q.
Castañeda graced the opening ceremonies on behalf of Day 2 – Nov. 12, 2009, AM & PM Sessions
CHED Chairman Emmanuel Y. Angeles. In her Keynote
Address, she discussed the latest CHED programs and its 3. Library without walls: it’s time to go mobile
future undertakings in terms of curricular revisions, Mobile hi- tech media services are currently the rage among
extension of college years and compliance of faculty students. How these devices can be used for meaningful
members in earning at least a master’s degree in 2010 to library purposes? This session demonstrated to librarians on
qualify for teaching. how to explore and use blogs, RSS feeds and library mobile
initiatives.


This session provided a comprehensive overview on digital
4. Securing the Use of Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) in Libraries libraries; its development, design, and management from
by Prof. Lourdes T. David, ADMU ICT to library information management skills. The technical
issues of digital libraries were thoroughly discussed, citing
While everyone likes the convenience of wireless ADMU Rizal Library as an example and other similar
environment in the library, it comes with several challenges projects and research already undertaken.
such as data security, rogue access points, censorship and As a culminating activity of the conference, PAARL treated
breaking of security keys. This session recommended some the participants to a Fellowship Dinner and a series of
wireless security scheme that is manageable and tackled library tours and visits. First stop is at the St. Paul College
effective measures and policies to promote responsible use Learning Resource Center. A large collection of instructional
of wi-fi within the library premises. media in various formats were showcased by the SPCP LRC
along with its unique museum collections of Sisters of St.
5. Free and Open Source Library Systems by Ms. Louise Ian Paul de Chartes.
T. Delos Reyes, DOST
In an off-campus tour, the elegance and corporate
Participants were able to explore and became aware of open ambiance of the Ortigas Library Foundation greeted PAARL
source software in the net, its advantages and on its second stop. This special library which is located at
disadvantages and the feasibility of using it to construct a the heart of Ortigas Ave. highly specializes in preservation
truly integrated library system and help serve the academic and conservation of the Philippines’ rare materials and
needs of the institution. documents. Its complete and state-of-the-art technologies
and equipment greatly amazed the participants while
6. Streaming video models and presentation tools for library touring around the 24/7 operated air-conditioned facility.
orientation by Prof. Edgardo B. Quiros, National Library of The library also takes pride of its rich Filipiniana collections
the Phils. and seasonal photo exhibits about the Philippines which can
be borrowed by request by any interesed institutions.
The speaker featured the use of video-streamed library
instruction as a guided online alternative to promote library Just across Ortigas avenue is the Asian Development Bank
services for distance learners. Participants learned the basic Library where the last visit of the group took place. Mrs.
steps in capturing, recording and organizing images, videos Nelia Balagapo, Senior Information Specialist warmly
and sound using Camtasia. The best and improved received the participants in 10-minute slides orientation of
presentation tools for creating excellent library instruction ADB library’s profile, services and facilities. In her address,
were also explored. she mentioned that the library geared towards developing a
digital environment which is manifested on its vast
Day 3 – Nov. 13, 2009, AM Session acquisitions of online research databases, e-books and e-
journals that runs through its high end and security
7. Digital library initiatives in Philippine academic libraries: protected library technologies and systems. Its book and
the Ateneo Rizal Library Experience by Mr. Fernan R. Dizon, online collections generally covers economics, business and
ADMU banking industry subjects.

75th National Book Week Celebration
Roderick B. Ramos

Right after Rev. Fr. Paul Ma. M. De Vera, O.S.B. example is a great way to start. Her thoughts
shared about three seeds of librarianship in a and wishes were heightened all the more when
mass celebrating the 75th National Book Week TNL choir sang with their lovely rendition of
celebration on November 24, 2009 @ 10am Sumusumpa ako, aalagan ko... ang kalikasan
(TNL Auditorium), Cultural Affairs Officer na kapaligiran ko... ng pagmumulan ito ng
Martha Buckley, United States Embassy, for her bagong pag-asa.
invaluable contribution, received a certificate of
appreciation from 2009 National Book Week Library guru and an idol of many, Ms. Angela
Committee led by PLAI President Lilia F. Verzosa iterated about the need for library
Echiverri. readiness and strong management in a lecture-
forum on Disaster Management in Libraries:
Ms. Buckley, keynote speaker with the theme Response and Recovery Operations for Water-
"Kaaya-ayang Magbasa sa Kapaligirang Kay related Damages" @ 2pm. More than 85 heads
Ganda," urged libraries, librarians, teachers, attended and listened to Ms. Verzosa (2009
parents, kids and everyone to be environmental PLAI Hall of Fame Awardee with fellow recipient
leaders of the community. She said that each Salvacion M. Arlante, UP Library Director) in the
can have a great impact to communities auditorium of The National Library of the
through wise environmental choices. That, this Philippines.
can be done at all levels- national, local or
through individual actions where leading by


75thNational Book Week Celebration
Thanksgiving Mass November 24, 2009
Celebrant- Fr. Paul de Vera,OSB
(Homily)

Dear sisters and brothers and friends: asked everyone to sit down except Jaime. He looked at him
intently, and made the announcement: "Behold your next
The STORY OF THE SEED has continuously inspired me university librarian. His name is Jaime. Jaime was stunned.
profoundly and today, I am going to share it with you He could not believe what he heard. He was appointed
hoping that you derive as much inspiration from it as I do university librarian when he could not even grow his seed.
ever time I share it. Then the president revealed to his employees: "I gave the
three senior librarians boiled seeds; they were dead- it was
The university librarian has just retired and the university not possible for them to germinate. When the seeds "failed"
president is in a quandary who to choose as the next to grow, the two librarians got another seed, and grew
university librarian from among the three senior librarians them into these beautiful plants now. It was only Jaime who
who are equally competent, loyal, and committed to their had the courage to bring an empty pot, and the
jobs. honesty to tell what really happened. Therefore, he
deserves to be appointed.
Confronted by this dilemma, the university president then
summoned the three to his office, and said, "I am going to My dear friends, you might ask the relevance of the story to
give each one of you a SEED today- one very special seed. I what we are celebrating today - the 75th National Book
want you to plant the seed, water it, and care for it. A year Week. It is this. Librarianship is a kind of seed. It is
from today, you are to come back to me and bring with you entrusted to us. It has to be nourished, like updating our
whatever has become of the seed that I gave you today. I competence with graduate studies, attendance to
will then judge the plants that you bring, and the one that I conferences, seminars, reading newly published books, etc.
will choose will be the next university librarian." It has to be protected too. Challenges, barriers and
obstacles are aplenty. It is what we make of it and how we
After receiving their respective seed, they went home respond to them that reinforces our leadership thus proving
excitedly. One of the three senior librarians, Jaime, told his once again what Scriptures say- whatever you sow, you
wife the story. And with her help, Jaime got a pot, soil, and shall reap. Plant honesty and reap trust. Plant goodness and
compost and planted the seed. Everyday, he would water it reap friendship. Plant humility and reap greatness. Plant
and watch to see if it had grown. After three weeks or so, perseverance and reap contentment. Plant consideration
the other two librarians would talk about their seeds and and reap reconciliation. Plant faith in GOD and reap an
share how each plant is beginning to grow. abundant harvest. Then it's time to ask, "What are you
planting now."
Jaime kept checking on his seed, but nothing ever grew. He
waited patiently and continued to take care of the seed. The library profession is a sacred task. President Barack
Days passed. Then weeks. Then months. And finally, the Obama beautifully said it in an earlier speech to a group of
year is over. The day of reckoning has finally come. Jaime American librarians entitled: "BOUND TO THE WIND" where
did not say anything to his colleagues. He was so he paraphrased the "Prologue of Saint John's Gospel (1:1)"
disappointed that all his efforts, and hard work, watering "in the beginning was the Word," and added, "it could not
and fertilizing the soil, weeding, etc., nothing grew. He but stir a fire in all our souls that what we do is SACRED.
thought he killed the seed, Jaime told his wife that he would When librarians ply their trade of preserving the Word,
not take and empty pot with him. But his loving wife urged sacred and secular, we are engaged in a PROFOUND
him to be honest and tell the university president what MINISTRY. We are stewards of a sacred trust of treasuring
happened. Jaime thought it was going to be the most the best civilization has ever thought and shared. We are
embarrassing moment of his professional career, but he also the guides that lead our patrons to embark on this
knew his wife was right. He had to tell the truth, and be treasure hunt, that can never be satisfied, and this thirst
honest. When he arrived at the meeting place, he was can never be quenched. It is an inexhaustible search for
amazed at the variety of plants grown by the other two knowledge and wisdom. It is an important factor preserving
librarians. They were beautiful and healthy looking plants- culture and creating community." (Editorial, Catholic Library
in all shapes and sizes. As Jaime put down his pot on the World, September 2005, vol. 76, no. 1)
floor, many of his fellow librarians laughed, a few felt sorry
for him. And we add that librarians who take seriously and perform
well this mandate of the library profession are the true,
When the university president arrived, he surveyed the great, and unsung heroes of all times and climes. They
room, and greeted everyone. Jaime tried hard to hide select, gather, organize, and preserve thought and the
himself at the back. "My, how lovely these plants are! Truly, freedom to access it. They welcome one and all regardless
they are beautiful. And today, one of the three senior of race, age, profession, beliefs, or intelligence, to sit at the
librarians will become the universitv librarian_"he said. table of the circle of knowledge and have their fill,
endlessly.
The president invited Jaime to join him in front. He asked
him what happened to his seed - sadly, Jaime told Only then can we put meaning and fulfillment to this year's
everybody the story of his seed. At this point, the president beautiful book week theme:"Kaaya-ayang Magbasa sa
Kapaligirang Kay Ganda." God bless vou and vour loved
ones.


PLAI HALL OF FAME AWARDS GIVEN TO PAARL PAST PREXIES
Elvira B. Lapuz
Past PAARL presidents Prof. Salvacion M. Arlante (1987) and Ms. Fe Angela M. Verzosa (2000 and
2004) were honored as the 2009 PLAI Hall of Fame awardees in a ceremony held at the Heritage Hotel
in Pasay City last November 27 coinciding with the PLAI Congress and General Asembly. In the plaques
given to the awardees it says: “for her invaluable contributions in the field of librarianship; for her
services in various capacities in different library associations; for sharing expertise as a resource
speaker in various seminars and conferences here and abroad, above all for being an epitome for the
library and information science profession.”

Likewise, three more past PAARL presidents were given the PLAI Service Awards. They are Lolita S.
Gonzales(1988) Rodolfo Y. Tarlit (1990), and Zoraida Bartolome(1996) for their exemplary dedication
and commitment to the PLAI through their invaluable services in various capacities for the past years.

Congratulations!! You sure made us proud!!

PAARL Outreach in Bolinao
Loreto T. Garcia & Roderick B. Ramos

Early hours in the morning of December 12, decided to pack their things and went to
2009 PAARL Board left for Balingasay National Bolinao, Pangasinan in order to share the
High School, Bolinao, Pangasinan for a very Yuletide blessings with the students and faculty
warm group of teachers, students and school members of Balinsangay National High School.
personnel led by Mrs. Editha B. Gasilan
(Principal) through an entertaining turn over After more than six hours of travel by two cars,
ceremony program of educational materials PAARL on board were recharged with
with some novel and souvenir items collected excitement & joy in their hearts as well as
by PAARL, Inc. smiles on their lips when the packages of
reference books and other reading materials
Mrs. Gasilan felt honored and thanked the were unbundled in the presence of selected
Association headed by Ms. Elvira Lapuz students and their teachers. In gratitude, the
(President). Mr. Christopher Paras (Vice- recipients rendered a short program to
President) visited her previously to inform them acknowledge the gifts and the givers.
that the library of Balingasay National High
School will be the recipient of educational “R & R” or Rest and Recreation ensued to
materials. conclude and mark all the target projects and
activities lined up for the year. Although
Mrs, Gasilan fervently prays that PAARL, Inc. challenges were met along the way, surely
continues to extend such valued help and victories were at hand. The group proceeded to
opportunities for the development of the school rest at Sun View Beach Resort on the same
leading to the attainment of quality education in day. Later in the afternoon, they drove to
Balingasay, Bolinao, Pangasinan. Mrs. Fely B. Bolinao’s Lighthouse and traced the history of
Pascua emceed the program. the place during the Japanese occupation; to
Cindy’s Cave to see the miracles of nature and
REACHING OUT… a Reflection thanked God for the dawning of the day with its
beautiful sunset by the sea.
Reaching out to you, do you feel it too?
Loving you is all I want to do In behalf of the members, benefactors and
I am completely sure, never felt this way before sponsors of PAARL, the Board attended the
When I smile you know that there is something afternoon mass last December 13, 2009 to
more… thank God and our Lady of Manaog for all the
blessings they had poured and will continue to
Truly, there were something more in thoughts, shower upon the association.
words and deeds among the BOARD MEMBERS
and benefactor of PAARL 2009 when they


A Report on the 14th Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians
(CONSAL XIV)
Diony M. Angeles

When we arrived at Vietnam, the first place we landed at library because they do not always recognize the value of
was Ho Chi Minh City. It is (formerly Sai Gon) and is the library.
largest city in Viet Nam, situated in the South. It has an
area of 2,095 square kilometers, and 6 millions inhabitants Another major area of change in libraries is the whole
(in 2006). It is the commercial, scientific, technological, publishing field. More and more materials are being
and industrial centre of the South. The city has highly published electronically. Journals are being accessed online
developed infrastructure and a comprehensive service and in databases. There are also online books as e-books.
industry. Trace of history and culture dating back hundreds Technology has had a tremendous effect on how libraries
of years can be seen in Ho Chi Minh City, with a remarkable operate and serve their users.
diversity still seen today. The diversity manifests not only
through the style and size of the works, but also through Another area which is beginning to gain more attention
the cultural lifestyle of the inhabitants. from libraries is the whole area of preservation of cultural
heritage and archival materials. Several additional areas
From Ho Chi Minh City, we took another plane to Hanoi. that libraries are being asked to address, particularly in
Hanoi is the Capital of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam, academic libraries, are information literacy, student learning
as well as the cultural, political, economic, and commercial outcomes, and the assessment and quality of services.
centre of the whole country.
Dr. Oyler also emphasized that a strong customer service
CONSAL XIV General Conference took place on April 21-23, attitude is essential in order to be a good librarian and to
2009 at Melia Hanoi Hotel, Hanoi, Vietnam. Over 800 assist users in locating the information they need to
librarians and information professionals from 24 countries in function in today's world. This strong customer service
South East Asia and other regions in the world participated attitude will enable us to help users to learn how to
in CONSAL XIV General Conference. The Conference's evaluate the information that they locate in order to make
theme "Towards Dynamic Libraries and Information sure it is accurate and up-to-date. It will also enable us to
Services in Southeast Asian Countries" provided a forum help faculty and students to use information to carry out
for participants to exchange ideas. view points and their research and create new knowledge.
practices as well as to share experience in different fields to
enhance dynamism and effectiveness in library and Another point that Dr. Oyler emphasized is the marketing
information practices in respective countries. of and advocating for libraries. Library advocacy and
marketing are critical in this era of great technological
The Opening Ceremony at the Grand Ball Room was development and online access to information because
welcomed by the cultural presentations of cute many of our university administrators, government officials
Vietnamese children who performed cultural dances in and our users can find the information they need on the
colorful costumes. They also rendered song numbers in internet and that some think they no longer need libraries
Vietnamese language. Their presentations and wonderful and librarians.
performance were very refreshing especially for the
participants coming from a long and tiring travel. These Dr. Oyler also pointed out that scholarly communication
activities were followed by the Flag Parade of the 10 and publishing are undergoing major changes as we move
member countries of Southeast Asia. For the Philippines, it from print to electronic formats to distribute and store
was represented by Atty. Tony Santos, Ms. Lily Echeviere, research and information. Libraries and librarians must
PLAI President and the National Library Director Mrs. Nanie play a critical role in educating our users as to what
Cruz. scholarly communication is and the role the library can play
in assisting the faculty, students and other researchers in
The President of Vietnam Library Association read the the process of conducting research.
message from the IFLA President 2007-2009 Claudia Lux.
This was followed by a message from a UNESCO She also mentioned that technology has been one of the
representative, welcome remarks by Ms. Jan Fullerton greatest forces in changing the work of the library and it
representing CDNLAO; Ms. Deborah Jacobs, Deputy will continue to do so. She advised that we must always
Director of Global Libraries, Bill and Melinda Gates stay current of what is happening with technology and what
Foundation and by several keynote speakers. . technologies our users are using.

In the keynote speech of Dr. Patricia G. Oyler, Associate She also discussed library standards, best practices,
Dean and Professor of Library and Information Science at preservation of cultural heritage, assessment of library
Simmons College Graduate School of Library and services and the impact of developments on Southeast
Information Science, Boston, Massachusettes, she Asian libraries.
emphasized that there are so many developments
happening in libraries, archives and museums nowadays. Southeast Asian libraries should also develop advocacy
Marketing and advocating for the library including library campaigns and educate their librarians to advocate for
services are critical activities in today's economy. We must libraries in areas of service, access to information, support
inform our users, who are becoming more technologically for library staff, development of strong publishing
savvy, about our services and how we can help them. We industries, library education and materials.
must continually inform our users about the role of the


Cooperation among libraries in the Southeast Asian Vietnam is a country of many unique culinary delights. The
countries must continue to develop. We must work together delicacies, whether popular or luxurious, made from raw
and share ideas, technology, knowledge and education to materials, present their own distinctive flavours and
be successful in the global world. Education is the greatest meticulous preparations.
development tool.
Noodle soup (Pho) is always the first delicacy to be
The rest of the activities were mostly done in parallel mentioned in the talks about the gastronomy of Ha Noi. It
sessions. There were instances that the parallel sessions is served with chicken meat and other sorts of meat, but
were all interesting topics which made it hard to decide to noodle soup served with beef is still preferred to by
which session one has to attend. There were gourmets.
speakers/paper presenters from the following countries.:
USA, Hongkong, Singapore, Indonesia, Sweden, Malaysia, The currency of Viet Nam is the Dong (VND). Notes are
Thailand, Lao PDR, Brunei, New Zealand, Japan, Cambodia, available in paper denomination of 500,000; 100,000;
Vietnam, Trinidad and Tobago, Germany and Philippines. 50,000; 20,000; 10,000; 5,000; 1,000; 500, 200 and 100
VND, and also as coin in denominations of 5,000; 2,000;
From the Philippines, the paper presenters were: Mrs. Mila 1,000; 500; and 200 VND. Throughout the country,
Medina Ramos on the topic "The CGIAR Virtual Library: American dollars are widely accepted.
Harnessing New Technologies for Scholarly Access to
Agricultural Information; Ms. Elizabeth R. Peralejo on I would like to sincerely thanks the 2009 PAARL Board and
"Ensuring a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) among Officers and the Scholarship Committee for their approval of
Registered Librarians in the Philippines"; Ms. Fraulein my request to sponsor my registration fee to attend
Agcambot Oclarit on the topic "The Democratizing Reading CONSAL XIV at Hanoi, Viet Nam. I will forever be grateful
Among Mindanaoan (DReAM) Children Project: to PAARL for this wonderful and enriching experience.
Participatory Approaches to Creating Socially - Inclusive
Learning Spaces"; Ms. Elvira P. Lapuz on "The Philippine More power and success to PAARL!
Association of Academic and Research Librarians (PAARL)
in the Service of Library and Information Professionals in
the Country" and Mr. Vernon "Von" Totanes on the topic
"Southeast Asian Resources Online".
New PAARL Board for 2010
There were also many exhibits and exhibitors as well as Fe Angela M. Verzosa
product presentations.

During the Closing Ceremony the CONSAL Outstanding
Congratulations to the newly elected Board for
Librarian was awarded. The Conference Summary Report 2010 led by Christopher Paras (incoming
was delivered by the Chairman of the CONSAL XIV President), Roderick Ramos (VP), Aisa dela
Organizing Committee Ms. Pham The Khang. There was Torre (Treasurer), Sonia Gementiza
also the Turnover Ceremony of CONSAL flag to the host
country of CONSAL XV, Indonesia. The closing remark
(Secretary), Ana Fresnido (PRO) and Veronica
was delivered by the Leader of the Ministry of Culture, Jose (Auditor). Those who also made it to the
Sports and Tourism of Vietnam. incoming Board
are: Victoria Baleva, Erlinda Gonzalez, and Sr.
A farewell dinner was hosted by the Vietnam Ministry of
Culture, Sports and Tourism at the Thang Long Ball Room
Gloria Pasamba.
of the Melia Hotel. The third day of the conference was
reserved for the libraries and cultural visits. Among the The election of the officers for 2010 was held
places included for visitation were: Ha Long Bay, National during the Christmas Party hosted by the
Library of Vietnam, Temple of Literature, Hanoi City Library,
Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Ho Chi Minh Museum, Hanoi
outgoing and the incoming Board members,
University of Technology"s Library and Ethnology Museum. which was held last 17 December at Mix of
Flavors Restaurant, located at Harbor View
I considered my tour/visit to Ha Long Bay as the most Square, CCP Complex, Pasay City.
memorable part of my attendance to CONSAL XIV. Ha
Long Bay is situated in Quang Ninh Province, 180km
northeast of Ha Noi. It was recognized by UNESCO as a Gracing the occasion were past Presidents Sally
World Natural Heritage Site in 1994, and was recognized Arlante, Rod Tarlit, Fe Angela Verzosa, Venie
by the organization for a second time in 2000 for its Sajorda, Susan Pador, Lolita Gonzales, and
geomorphologic value.
Marietta Molina.
Most of the Islands in Ha Long retain a primitive beauty.
Visitors to Ha Long Bay admire its splendor and the Official proclamation shall be made during the
amazing harmony of sea, sky, clouds, water and land; and Annual General Assembly scheduled on 29
get meet many hospitable and kind-hearted people.
January 2010 at St. Paul University Quezon
A historical gift specifically the replica of the Temple of City.
Literature was given to the Conference participants as a
token by the conference organizers.

I am PAARL

List of PAARL Paid Members for 2009
Prepared by Aisa M. dela Torre

No. LAST NAME FIRST NAME INSTITUTION INSTITUTION ADDRESS
1 Abdala Ma. Pretty Lay Bulacan State University Malolos City, Bulacan
2 Abella Maria Salvacion A. University of Regina Carmeli City of Malolos, Bulacan
3 Abellera Evelyn Far Eastern University Nicanor St., Sampaloc, Manila
4 Abes Normalyn Holy Trinity College Puerto Princesa City, Palawan
5 Ablay Ma. Penafrancia Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges Penafrancia Avenue, Naga City
6 Acar Jeddahtrict Bulacan Polytechnic College Malolos, Bulacan
7 Adriano Lucila UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
8 Alavanza Fe Jose Rizal Memorial State College Dapitan City
9 Alayon Stephen Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center Tigbauan, Iloilo 5021
10 Alba Teresita San Beda College-Alabang Muntinlupa City
11 Albay Alva Adventist University of the Philippines Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
12 Alberto Leilanie Olivarez College Parañaque City
13 Alcantara Aileenette Colegio de San Juan de Letran Intramuros, Manila
14 Alcazar Nomer UP Center for Ethnomusicology UP Diliman, Quezon City
15 Alenzuala Reysa US. Embassy Roxas Blvd. Manila
16 Aler Olivia St. Scholastica's College 2560 C. Guinto St. Manila
17 Alipis Ferdinand Angelo Assumption College Makati City
18 Aliwalas Anabelle De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
19 Allayban Roselyn Philippine Science High School Ilocos Region Campus San Ildefonso, Ilocos Sur
20 Alonzo Arlene Mapua Institute of Technology Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
21 Alonzo Madonna UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
22 Alueta Jae Anne Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Camarin, Caloocan
23 Amomoy Susan Asian Development Bank Ortigas Center, Pasig City
24 Amurao Minda Adventist Univ. of the Phils. Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
25 Angala Ryan Jay Our Lady of Fatima University Antipolo City
26 Angeles Marilen Elizabeth Seton School Imus, Cavite
27 Aquino Edlyn National Teachers College Quiapo, Manila
28 Aquino Bernadette Bantayog ng nga Bayani Foundation EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, QC
29 Aquino Maria Ana PLT College, Inc. Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
30 Araceli Alfonso (Fr.) Christ the King Mission Seminary E. Rodriguez, Quezon City
31 Arellano Christine DSM Manila Makati City
32 Argel Kiezel SSC-Westgrove Ayala Heights, Silang, Cavite
33 Arguelles Victor University of Batangas Batangas City
34 Atibagos Anthony Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP) Cubao, Quezon City
35 Atienza Cecilia Manila Central University Caloocan City
36 Austria Carmelita International Rice Research Institute DAPO Box 7777, Metro Manila
37 Austria Jacqueline Statefield School Inc. Molino III, Bacoor, Cavite
38 Bachiller Ross Office of the Special Prosecutor - Ombudsman Commonwealth Ave., QC
39 Bacud Evelyn Colegio De san Juan de Letran - Calamba Calamba City, Laguna
40 Badiola Lorena Surigao State College of Technology San Juan, Surigao City
41 Bagita Anne Paula West Visayas State Univ. College of Medicine La Paz, Iloilo City
42 Baha Anthony De La Salle Health Sciences Institute Dasmariñas, Cavite
43 Balangue Jocelyn De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
44 Balenbin Shandee St. Scholastica's College 2560 Leon Guinto St., Manila
45 Balenbin Gabriel Don Bosco – Makati Brgy San Lorenzo, Makati City
46 Baleva Victoria Centro Escolar University Mendiola, Manila
47 Baliton Fely Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
48 Balles Magdalena Batanes State College Basco, Batanes
49 Banaag Antonina University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
50 Banal Kareen Ateneo De Manila University Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Quezon City
51 Banal Angelica Trinity University of Asia Cathedral Heights, Q.C.
52 Banera Melinda Lyceum of Aparri Aparri, Cagayan
53 Banhaw Fatima West Visayas State University Luna St., La Paz, Iloilo City
54 Banqued Charina Sienna College Quezon City
55 Baon Almira Univ. Of Perpetual Help System Dalta Molino, Cavite
56 Baquiran Catherine Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
57 Barredo Erlinda Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila Intramuros, Manila
58 Barsaga Agnes De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
59 Bate Ray Ann Central Colleges of the Phils. Aurora Blvd. Quezon City
60 Baui Evelinda St. Paul University Phils. Tuguegarao City
61 Bautista Ronald Allan Mallig Plains College Mallig, Isabela
62 Bautista Sonia Angelicum College Quezon Ave., Quezon City


63 Baylon Ma. Teresa PNU Agusan Campus Agusan Del Sur
64 Bebeng Jane Aquinas University of Legaspi Rawis, Legaspi City
65 Belate Imelda Camarines Sur Polytechnic College Penafrancia Avenue, Naga City
66 Bellosillo Leslie St. Scholastica's College 2560 Leon Guinto St. Malate Mla.
67 Bernal Joselito St. Mary's Angels College of Pampanga San Pedro Sta. Ana Pampanga
68 Biluan Marigold Jessica Western Visayas College of Science and Technology Iloilo City
69 Bismanos Precious Colegio de San Lorenzo Q.C. Project 6, Quezon City
70 Bitancur Arman STI-College Cubao, Quezon City
71 Bitmal Wilma Southern Phils Institute of Science & Technology Anabu I-A, Imus, Cavite
72 Bolina Jennifer College of Engineering Lib. II UP Diliman, Quezon City
73 Bombales Carmela Ateneo Professional School Library Rockwell Drive,Makati City
74 Bonalos Marichu Central Mindanao University Musuan, Bukidnon
75 Bondoc Ismaila PUP Sta Mesa, Manila
76 Bongalos Florbella De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
77 Bonita Virginia Emilio Aguinaldo College Ermita, Manila
78 Borjal Roderick De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
79 Brillo Eva Far Eastern University Sampaloc, Manila
80 Britanico Luvimin University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
81 Buels Marietta U.P. Manila Taft Ave., Manila
82 Buenaflor Estela La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
83 Buenaventura Seony University of Perpetual Help Calamba, Laguna
84 Bugaling Eva Rose Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
85 Bugarin Noemi Jose Rizal University Mandaluyong City
86 Burillo Jeanette Philippine Heart Center East Ave., Quezon City
87 Bustamante Leonila San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
88 Caasi Marybel College of Allied Medical Professions U.P. Manila, Taft Ave., Manila
89 Caballes Anabel Our Lady of Fatima University-Valenzuela Valenzuela City
90 Cabance Maria Teresa Dept. of Labor and Employment Intramuros, Manila
91 Cabantog Joanne Manresa School BF Homes, Parañaque City
92 Cabantog Noemi St. Paul (Univ.) College Pasig Pasig City
93 Cabato Florita Eastern Samar State University Borongan, Eastern, Samar
94 Cabonero David Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
95 Cabonero Anabelle Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
Maria Theresa
96 Cabos Micaela St. Joseph School Gagalangin, Tondo, Manila
97 Calimag Delia Enderun Colleges PWU Taft Ave., Manila
98 Calingasan Lourdes Fatima UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
99 Calion Annie St. Therese-MTC Colleges Magdalo St. La Paz, Iloilo City
100 Calion Annie St. Therese-MTC Colleges M.H. del Pilar St. Molo, Iloilo City
101 Calion Annie St. Therese-MTC Colleges Brgy. Tan Pael, Tigbauan, Iloilo
102 Calzado Luzviminda Sacred Heart College 1 Merchant St., Lucena City
103 Camaya Leah Marie Colegio de San Juan de Letran Intramuros, Manila
104 Cambay Ludivina De La Salle University – Dasmariñas Dasmariñas, Cavite
105 Caña Mercy Manresa School BF Homes, Parañaque City
106 Cantos Josefina St. Mary's College Baliuag, Bulacan
107 Capellan Ethel Maritime Academy of Asia and the Pacific Kamayan Mariveles Bataan
108 Capule Jenneth UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
109 Carreon Lea College of Engineering Lib. II UP Diliman, Quezon City
110 Casala Amelita University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
111 Castillo Bernie Manuel S. Enverga Institute Foundation, Inc. San Antonio, Quezon
112 Castro Maria Nimfa U.P. Manila Padre Faura, Manila
113 Castro Merlita Univ. of Perpetual Help System-Calamba Calamba, Laguna
114 Cauilan Bob De La Salle University 2401 Taft Ave., Manila
115 Cayaban Enrique Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
116 Chavez Marites Congressional National High School Dasmariñas Cavite
117 Chua Raymond Melvin College of Engineering Library II UP, Diliman, Quezon City
118 Chua Marrisa Don Bosco – Makati Brgy. San Lorenzo, Makati City
119 Clemente Nora Northwestern University Airport Avenue, Laoag City
120 Colinio Jean St. Louis College San Fernando, La Union
121 Conejo Fresca UP College of Law UP Diliman, Quezon City
122 Cordova Cynthia De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
123 Corona Janelyn New Era University New Era, Quezon City
124 Corong May University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
125 Corpuz Anicia Ateneo De Manila University Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Quezon City
126 Corpuz Laura San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
127 Correa Helen National Teachers College Quiapo, Manila
128 Coscos Edna Mater Dei College Cabulijan Tubigon, Bohol 6329
129 Credo Jorgia Trinity University of Asia 275 E. Rodriguez Sr, Blvd.Q.C.
130 Crisostomo Lopita St. Mary's Academy Pasay City


131 Cruz Patricia Arellano University Sampaloc, Manila
132 Cruz Angelica Frances UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
133 Cruz Jonathan Univ of Regina Carmeli City of Malolos, Bulacan
134 Cruz Teresita Bantayog ng nga Bayani Foundation EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, QC
135 Cruz Prudenciana National Library of the Phils. T.M. Kalaw St., Manila
136 Cuizon Juanita Pamantasan ng Cabuyao Banay-Banay, Cabuyao, Laguna
137 Cullano Dolores National Teachers College Quiapo, Manila
138 Dahilong Emeliana Lyceo de Cagayan de University Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City
139 Dalida Nelita John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University M.H. del Pilar St., Molo, Iloilo City
140 Daligdig Amor Colegio de San Juan De Letran Brgy. Bucal, Calamba City
141 Dalimot Olivia Northwestern University Airport Avenue, Laoag City
142 Dalmacio Alfred Asian Development Bank Mandaluyong City
143 David Sonia Lourdes Ateneo Professional School Library Rockwell Drive, Makati City
144 David Lourdes Ateneo de Manila Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Q.C.
145 De Castro Edna Univ. of Asia and the Pacific Ortigas Center, Pasig City
146 De Castro Tessie San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
147 De Guzman Paulita Ateneo Professional School Library Rockwell Drive, Makati City
148 de Jesus Carolyn Colegio de San Juan de Letran Intramuros, Manila
149 De la Cersa Aida Cebu Normal University Cebu City
150 De la Cruz Sheila Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
151 De la Cruz Jer Isagani Bantayog ng nga Bayani Foundation EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, QC
152 De la Cruz Johna PWU - JASMS, Q.C. EDSA, Q.C.
153 De la Cruz Mary Jhoanne University of Southern Philippines Foundation Lahug, Cebu City
154 De la Torre Aisa Ateneo Professional Schools Library Rockwell Center, Makati City
155 De Leon Virginia Philippine Womens University Quezon Avenue Quezon city
156 De los Reyes Sheryl Arellano University Sampaloc, Manila
157 De los Reyes Louise Ian Metro-Dagupan Colleges Dagupan City, Pangasinan
158 De los Santos Sr. Myra Congregation of Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine Quezon City
159 De los Santos Irene Naga College Foundation Liboton St., Naga City
160 De Nully Corazon Centro Escolar University Mendiola, Manila
161 De Padua Elaine Arellano University Pag-asa St. Caniogan, Pasig City
162 De Paz Joebert De La Salle University – Dasmariñas Dasmariñas, Cavite
163 De Vera Paul (Fr.) San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
164 De Vera Lydia Centro Escolar University Mendiola, Manila
165 Del Mundo Rosela Jose Rizal University Binangonan, Rizal
166 Del Rosario Maria Nora OB Montessori Center Inc. Greenhills, San Juan City
167 Del Valle Carmelita Philippine Normal University Taft Avenue, Manila
168 Dela Cruz Lerma Northwestern University Airport Avenue, Laoag City
169 Dela Cruz Maribel Lipa City Colleges Lipa City, Batangas
170 Delfin Simeona St. Scholastica's College Malate, Manila
171 Diaron Rina St. Louis University Baguio City
172 Diaz Emilia Meycauyan College City of Meycauyan, Bulacan
173 Diaz Fe Notre Dame of Marbel University Marbel, South Cotabato
174 Dilidili Analiza Cavite State University Indang, Cavite
175 Dimzon Salvacion Santo Niño Catholic School Taguig City
176 Dinglasan Jacqueline Olivarez College Parañaque City
177 Dioniso Rosario University of La Sallette Santiago City, Isabela
178 Dizon Mercedes Jose Rizal University Mandaluyong City
179 Ducat Isabel New Era University New Era, Quezon City
180 Ebreo Aguido University of Batangas Batangas City
181 Echiverri Lilia U.P. Law Library UP Diliman, Quezon City
182 Efondo Leonisa Mapua Institute of Technology Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
183 Empemano Leticia PUP Sta. Mesa, Manila
184 Empeynado Florence Jose Rizal Memorial State College Katipunan, Zamboanga del Norte
185 Encina Jhenny Colegio de San Juan De Letran Brgy. Bucal Calamba City
186 Enem Nolie PMA Library Baguio City
187 Enriquez Miriam Angelicum College Quezon City
188 Enriquez Ophelia Manila Central University Caloocan City
189 Enteria Liceria Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University San Fernando City, La Union
190 Equilos Zenaida University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
191 Escleto Marianne Capiz State University Ponte Vedra, Capiz
192 Esguerra Alicia Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
193 Esperrili Edison DLSU-Dasmarinas Dasmarinas, Cavite
194 Espiritu Rhodora De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Dasmariñas, Cavite
195 Esposo Sharon Ma. College of Engineering Lib.II UP Diliman, Quezon City
196 Estacion Nita City of Malabon University Pampano St., Malabon City
197 Estella Remedios University of Southern Philippines Foundation Solinas Drive Lahug Cebu City
198 Estigoy Consuelo Eduardo Joson Memorial College Nueva Ecija
199 Estojero Corazon Bantayog ng nga Bayani Foundation EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, QC


200 Estoya Ma. Teresa UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
201 Estudillo Mary Ann De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Dasmariñas,Cavite
202 Fabella Ruth Adventist Univ. of the Phils. Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
203 Fajardo Marites University of the East – Caloocan Samson Road, Caloocan City
204 Farillas Ma. Cecilia New Era University #9 Central Ave,New Era,Q.C.
205 Faustino Flocertede John Paul College Oriental, Mindoro
206 Favila Jenelyn Manresa School BF Homes, Parañaque City
207 Felices Neonem Adventist Univ. of the Phils. Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
208 Ferdinez Sarah Bantayog ng nga Bayani Foundation EDSA cor. Quezon Ave, QC
209 Fernando Purisima De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
210 Ferre Maria Fe Assumption College San Lorenzo Village, Makati City
211 Figura Marcela Polytechnic University of the Philippines Sta. Mesa Manila
212 Floro Ellen Asian Institute of Maritime Studies (AIMS) Roxas Blvd., Pasay City
213 Francisco Jane F. L. Vargas College Tuguegarao City
214 Franco Harold De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
215 Fresnido Ana Maria DLSU Library 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
216 Frias Willian De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
217 Fuchigami Kaori UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
218 Gabayaran Genevieve Statefield School Inc. Molino III, Bacoor, Cavite
219 Gabriel Roxanne Sta. Mesa Manila
220 Galamay Doris New Era University #9 Central Ave, New Era, Q.C.
221 Galang Ofelia New Era University #9 Central Ave,New Era,Q.C.
222 Galang Ma. Elisa San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University –
223 Gallardo Mindanao MLUC San Fernando, La Union
224 Garcia Perla De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
225 Garcia Virgina Northern Christian College Mabini St., Laoag City
226 Garcia Loreto Jose Rizal University Mandaluyong City
227 Garing Natalia Lipa City Colleges Lipa City, Batangas
228 Gedulian Arlene Asian Development Bank Mandaluyong City
229 Geloryao Ninfa Western Visayas College of Science and Technology Iloilo City
230 Gementiza Sonia DLSU-Dasmariñas Dasmariñas, Cavite
231 Gerardo Elsa La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
232 Gervacio Paolo Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela City
233 Glean Rowena San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
234 Gojon Abraham DLSU College of St. Benilde 2544 Taft Ave. Manila
235 Gomolo Ma. Gia Paco Catholic School Paco, Manila
236 Gonda Jojie De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
237 Gonzales Nerissa University of Regina Carmeli City of Malolos, Bulacan
238 Gonzales Ofelia Mapua Institute of Technology Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
239 Gonzales Erlinda Manila Doctor's College Macapagal Blvd. Pasay City
240 Gonzalez Roberto STI College - Baliuag Baliuag, Bulacan
241 Gozun Carolina San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
242 Guarino Ma. Elsa Lyceum of the Phils. University - Batangas Capitol Site, Batangas City
243 Guasch Juan Martin University of Manila M.V. Delos Santos, Manila
244 Guillermo Engracia Lourdes School of Mandaluyong Mandaluyong City
245 Guinto Teodora Calamba Doctor's College Parian, Calamba City, Laguna
246 Guinto Teodora Calamba Doctor's College Calamba City, Laguna
247 Haico Fe Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila Intramuros Manila
248 Halim Myrna Mindanao State Univ. Iligan Institute Iligan City
249 Haz Maria Mercedez University of Regina Carmeli City of Malolos, Bulacan
250 Hermogenes Nelson Adamson University San Marcelino, Manila
251 Hernandez Teresita Centro Escolar University Mendiola, Manila
252 Hubilla Ana Mae Kristine Don Bosco Technical Institute Makati City
253 Ibardolosa Maylene Delfin Manila Central University EDSA, Caloocan City
254 Ilagan Caroline Colegio de San Juan De Letran Brgy. Bucal, Calamba City
255 Inciong Lailani St. Scholastica's College Malate, Manila
256 Javier Jemlyne Colegio de San Juan de Letran Intramuros, Manila
257 Javier Paulita University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
258 Jhocson Norma University of the East Library C. M. Recto, Manila
259 Jimenez Ma. Ruchiella Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
260 Jocson Roxanne PAREF Woodrose School Las Pinas City
261 Jocson Roxanne A. PAREF Woodrose School, Inc. Las Pinas City
262 Jose Veronica Mapua Institute of Techonology Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
263 Joson Carmina Philippine Women's University Taft Avenue, Manila
264 Joson Amaryllis Centro Escolar University Mendiola, Manila
265 Lacasandile Juby Technological Institute of the Philippines (TIP) Cubao, Quezon City
266 Ladlad Jocelyn De La Salle University 2401 Taft Ave., Manila
267 Lagasca Karen San Beda College Mendiola, Manila


268 Lagumbay Geanrose Philsaga High School Rosario, Agusan Del Sur
269 Lalic Rosita Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
270 Lanzuela Febie Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Viscaya
271 Lapuz Elvira University of the Philippines-Diliman Diliman, Quezon City
272 Laureno May De La Salle University Taft Avenue, Manila
273 Lavadia Divina Meycauyan College City of Meycauayan, Bulacan
274 Leoparte Edelina St. Scholastica's College Malate, Manila
275 Lizada Rosario UPHR- Las Pinas Las Pinas City
276 Llamzon Francisca Bataan Peninsula State University-Main Campus City of Balanga, Bataan
277 Llantino Angela Lyceum University Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
278 Llerin Aida St. Mary's College Quezon City
279 Lobo Cecille UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
280 Logan Grace Manila Central University EDSA, Caloocan City
281 Lopez Maria Czarina UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
282 Lopez Teresita New Era Elementary School Quezon City
283 Losaria Lila West Visayas State University Lambunao Campus Lambunao, Iloilo City
284 Lubao Estreleita Colegio de San Juan De Letran Abucay, Bataan 2104
285 Lucero Nora St. Stephens High School Sta. Cruz, Manila
286 Lucquiao Marjorie Saint Mary's University Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
287 Luna Roseny Flora Maria Ernesto A. Luna Arabian Bemo Jeddah, KSA 21471
288 Lunar Alexander University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
289 Macabata Nancy Divine Word College San Jose, Occidental Mindoro
290 Macaraig Ofelia University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
291 Madalogdog Elra Di West Visayas State University La Paz, Iloilo City
292 Madavio Ma. Luisa Manresa School Parañaque City
293 Magsino Marta University of Batangas Batangas City
294 Majuelo Estrella UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
295 Manabat April Ateneo De Manila University Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Quezon City
296 Manalaysay Paulette Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College Tandang Sora, Q.C.
297 Manalo Leona Rica Manresa School BF Homes, Parañaque City
298 Manalo Rowena St. Joseph School San Jose City, Nueva Ecija
299 Manalo Sonny Boy TIP QC Cubao, Q.C.
300 Mangaluz Shirley Eva Marie National Teachers College Quiapo, Manila
301 Mangubat Felicidad U.P. Manila Taft Ave., Manila
302 Maniago Nimfa Holy Angel University Angeles City, Pampanga
303 Manlangit Rene San Pablo Colleges San Pablo City
304 Manuel Leonila UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
305 Manuel Jorge Dr. Yanga's Colleges, Inc. Wakas, Bocaue, Bulacan
306 Manumbale Anselma Lipa City Colleges Lipa City, Batangas
307 Mapayo Fabian Christian Academy in Davao Mati City, Davao, Oriental
308 Marasigan Rebecca University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
309 Marcos Michelle Mae Univ. of La Salette Santiago City, Isabela 3311
310 Maron Elizabeth SSC-Westgrove Ayala Heights, Silang, Cavite
311 Marquez Maria May Manila Cathedral School 287 Tayuman St. Tondo, Manila
312 Martin Magdalena Jose Rizal University Shaw Blvd. Mandaluyong City
313 Masindo Rolando De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
314 Matias Arlene UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
315 Mauricio Grace Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila Intramuros, Manila
316 Medina Jonathan Immaculate Conception School for Boys Poblacion, Malolos City, Bulacan
317 Medrano Roselily University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City
318 Melorin Pamela STI College Sta. Maria, Bulacan
319 Mendoza Florence Fe Western Visayas College of Science and Technology Iloilo City
320 Mendoza Adora St. Joseph's Academy Poblacion, Las Piñas City
321 Meneses Erwina Sandigan Bayan Quezon City
322 Menil Alona Adamson University Malate Manila
323 Merza Viola Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University San Fernando, La Union
324 Miado Nelah Adventist Univ. of the Phils. Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
325 Mijares Jesus Raymond DLSU College of St. Benilde 2544 Taft Ave., Manila
326 Miranda Frank University of Batangas Batangas City
327 Miranda Manilyn University of Sto. Tomas Espana, Manila
328 Mojados Almasita Ateneo Professional School Library Rockwell Drive, Makati City
329 Mojica Michael Anthony DLSU College of St. Benilde 2544 Taft Ave. Manila
330 Molina Aimee Mercedarian School Lagro, Novaliches, Quezon City
331 Monroy Corazon Our Lady of Fatima University Valenzuela City
332 Mont Everest Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) Intramuros Manila
333 Montañez Fatima Tomas Del Rosario College Balanga, Bataan
334 Montemayor Enrico DLSU-Dasmarinas Dasmarinas, Cavite
335 Monterola Mary Ann Mapua Institute of Technology Muralla, Intramuros, Manila
336 Moraña Mark MEGA Magazine & Publications, Inc. Ortigas Center, Pasig City


337 Mosende Elma Philippine SAGA High School Foundation Agusan Del Sur
338 Moyano Cynthia San Beda College Mendiola, Manila
339 Moyano Rochelle Arellano University Sampaloc, Manila
340 Nabaunag Maria Cristina Ateneo De Manila University Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Quezon City
341 Napao Gabriel Josephine Ateneo De Manila University Rizal Library Loyola Heights, Quezon City
342 Narciso Ismaelita PUP Sta. Mesa, Manila
343 Narra Ruby Lyn DMMMSU-MLUC La Union
344 Natanauan Leizle University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
345 Navela Aurora Sacred Heart College Lucena City
346 Nera Cristina DLSU-Dasmariñas Dasmariñas, Cavite
347 Nimer Gemma Saint Louis University Laboratory Elementary school General Luna Road, Baguio City
348 Noces Maria Juliana UERM Memorial Medical Center 69 Aurora Blvd, Q.C.
349 Nuera Rosette College of the Holy Spirit Manila
350 Nuesca Nida St. Louis College San Fernando, La Union
351 Obani Maria Mimosa St. Paul College Pasig City
352 Odanga Dominga First City Providential College San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
353 Odanga Donelyn First City Providential College San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
354 Odanga Rhodora First City Providential College San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
355 Odnisada Yolanda De La Salle University 2401 Taft Ave., Manila
356 Oledan Joan Olivarez College Parañaque City
357 Olivar Julieta De La Salle University 2401 Taft Ave., Manila
358 Olivia Anna Liza St. Matthew College San Mateo, Rizal
359 Ong Olga Technological Univ of the Phils. Ayala Blvd. Ermita, Manila
360 Opu-an Regina Flor Lyceum of the Phils. Intramuros, Manila
361 Ordoñez Helen Adamson University Library Ermita Manila
362 Orendain Maria Philippine Normal University Taft Avenue, Manila
363 Orolaza Odelyn University of La Sallette Santiago City, Isabela
364 Ortega Myra Colegio de San Juan de Letran Calamba City, Laguna
365 Ortiz Leuyusa Laguna State Polytechnic University San Pablo City, Laguna
366 Ortiz Japhett West Visayas State University La Paz, Iloilo City
367 Padilla Elizabeth De La Salle University 2401 Taft Ave., Manila
368 Padilla Diana UST Miguel De Benavides Library Espana, Manila
369 Padre Kathy ABE International College of Bus. & Eco. Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija
370 Paeste Lolita Silliman University Dumaguete City
371 Palattao Teodira Statefield School Inc. Bacoor, Cavite
372 Palo Maricris Assumpta Technical High School San Simon, Pampanga
373 Panizales Guillermina U.P. Manila Padre Faura, Manila
374 Paras Christopher St. Paul University-Quezon City Quezon CIty
375 Pareño Edna Arellano University Sampaloc, Manila
376 Parman Reyna College of Engineering Lib. II UP Diliman, Quezon City
377 Pasamba, SPC Sr. Gloria St. Paul University-Pasig Pasig City
378 Pascua Baby Lalaine University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City
379 Pascua Joyce Olivarez College – Tagaytay San Jose, Tagaytay City
380 Pasion Marilou St. Louis University Baguio City
381 Peletina Cherrie S. New Era University New Era, Quezon City
382 Penalba Reynario DLSU-Dasmarinas Dasmarinas, Cavite
383 Perdiguerra Jean Razzell Olivarez College Parañaque City
384 Perez Joy De La Salle Health Sciences Institute Dasmarinas, Cavite
385 Perez Dante Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation San Carlos, Pangasinan
386 Pernia Maria Teresa San Beda College-Alabang Muntinlupa City
387 Pescadera Thelma Adamson University Ermita, Manila
388 Pillora Rizalyn John B. Lacson Foundation Maritime University Molo, Iloilo City
389 Pineda Ma. Elvira Adamson University 900 Marcelino St., Manila
390 Pineda Aurelia Lipa City Colleges Lipa City, Batangas
391 Poblete Felicitas DLSU-Dasmarinas Dasmarinas, Cavite
392 Prasas Clarita Good News Christian Academy of Ifugao Ilogue, Tam-An, Banawe, Ifugao
393 Primero Richard Urdaneta City University Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
394 Pulanco Marilyn Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University San Fernando, La Union
395 Pulga Marissa De La Salle University 2401 Taft Avenue, Manila
396 Puno Liza St. Jude College Sampaloc, Manila
397 Puzon Yolanda Manila Central University EDSA, Caloocan City
398 Puzon Edward University of Sto. Tomas Espana, Manila
399 Quiambao Nancy Holy Angel University Pampanga
400 Quiatchon Emil FEU East Asia College Sampaloc, Manila 1008
401 Quidpuan Myrna Northern Luzon Adventist College Artacho Sison, Pangasinan
402 Quintos Kate Lora ESS Manufacturing Makati City
403 Ragudo Mercedita Dominican College San Juan City
404 Rairata Isabel Noreen Enverga University Candelaria Candelaria, Quezon
405 Ramirez Divina Immaculate Conception Cathedral School 39 Lantana St. Cubao, Q.C.


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