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II. THE SALARY SCHEDULE' AND 'THE WAGE SCHED·
ULE' PRESCRI8ED IN P.O. 985 FOR ALL NATIONAL GOVERN·
MENT AGENCI ES, INCLUDING GOVERNMENHlWNED OR CONTROLLED CORPORATIONS AND STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITI ES.
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A. The University should implement the review made by OCPC of the University'splantiUa of personnel for the purpose of adjust- ing all salaries to the 'prescribed rates' (of annual salaries) in 'The Salary Schedule' provided for in P.O. 985, except that the salaries for INSTRUCTORS III, IV, and V shall remain as fixed by the Board of Regents at its 918th meeting in 1979 September.
B. The foregoing exception is premised on the principle that no reduction of salary can/Should be made in the process of implement- ing changes in the salary scale. Thereviewmade by OCPC, if imple- mented, would bring down the salaries of some instructors as follows:
Instructor III, from P16,092.00 to P16,044.00 InstructorIV,from P16,956.00 to P16,860.00; and Instructor V, from P17,868.00 to P17,724.00.
As Regards 'The Salary Schedule' and 'The Wage Schedule' Pre- scribedin P.O.985
A position paper is to beprepared for consideration at the July BR meeting, embodying the position of the Board of Regents, which is as follows:
A. The University will revise: the existing salary scales for ·the faculty, academic non-teaching and administrative personnel by using. in place of the current salary rates, or 'prescribed rates.' in the University's scales, (11 the 'prescribed rates' in 'The Salary Schedule' (for purposes of the salary scales for monthly paid personnel) and (2) the 'prescribed rates'in 'The Wage Schedule' (for purposes of the scale for daily paid personnel) provided for in Section 11 and Section 12, respectively, of P.O. 985.
Note: Both of the aforementioned pay schedules prescribed in P.O. 985 feature salary grades of 1 to 28._ each salary grade consist- ing of9regular steps.
B. While the University will use the 'prescribed rates' in the aforementioned 'Salary Schedule' anC: Wage Schedule' [hereinafter tobereferred to as 'OCPC 'prescribed rates' for shard in the process of revising/reconstructing the University salary scales and wage
• schedule, the University shall retain complete control/authority over all aspects of position classification. In other words, it will continue, without need for further action/approval/reviewbyOCPC, to:
1. revise/upgrade its salary scales and wage schedule, using, of course, the
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'prescribed rates';2. determine the salary range of salary 'grade allocation for each of the various faculty ranks and classes of academic non-teaching and administrative positions;
3. determine the number of regular salary steps for each salary range or salary grade or for each rank/class title;
4. classify/reclassify positions and prescribe corresponding qualification standards and official statements of duties therefor;
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5. make changes in salary range/grade allocations and ranks/
designations/class titles in the plantilla of personnel.
C. The University will continue to exercise complete authority in the determination of schedules of honoraria and allowances.
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PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION WITH DEFERRED PAYMENTS OF TUITION AND OTHER FEES
The Board allowed provisional registration with deferred pay- ments of tuition and other fees for incoming freshmen and trans!er students who apply for grants-in-aid beyond the regular deadline andother students in similar situations {e.q., recipients of private scholarships the funds for which, although entrusted to the Univer- sity. can be released per LOI 981 only through a special budget;
dependent of a faculty member who expected to receive his summer honorarium before the first semester registration but did not owing to budgeting/accounting/auditing requirements; etc.l
POLICY GUIDELINES ON THE UNIVERSITY'S REGIONAL UNITS
The Board of Regents considered a paper entitled "The Regional Units of the University of the Philippines: A Perspective" (prepared bv the President's Committee for the Regional Units) and approved the following policy guidelines with regardtoexisting regional units of the University:
1. Central administration shall have an explicit commitment to a Specific pace of development for each regional unit.
2. The regional units shallbealloned a significant share in the total U.P. budget.
3. There shall be an actual and effective decentralization of authority to enable the regional deans to decide and act with final- ity in important realms of field management.
ESTABLISHMENT OF CORDILLERA STUDIES CENTER The Board approved the establishment of the Cordillera Studies Center in U.P. College Baguio as an initial step towards the program for development studies in the College.
The Center will be the research and extension arm of the devel- opment studies program. With regard to both research and exten- sion, U.P. College Baguio will achieve better focus and perspective as the Center gradually becomes operational. Ongoing research and extension programs are already oriented to developmental goals in Northern luzon.
The establishment of the Center is approved on the understand- ing that its implementation, especially as regards additional budget- ary allocations, Will have to depend on the 1981 U.P. College Baguio
~udget.
PHILIPPINE ENGINEERING JOURNAL
The Board authorized the National Engineering Center (NEC) to publish (from NEC funds! the Philippine Engineering Journat.
1. Two issues (June and December) for 1980; thereafter, quar- terly (depending on funds);
2. The June issue will bea32~page volume on energy, water resources, pollution control, earthquake designs, highway engineer- ing, etc.:
3. The NEC Executive Director, College of Engineering Dean, and the MEC Engineering Education Project Director will compose the editorial advisory board. Prof. Fortunato de Ie Pena will be editor-in-chief of the journal, with three NEC staff members as assistant editors.
REVISED RULES GOVERNING THE UPLB PERSPEC·
TIVE
The Board revised the Rules and Regulations governing the pub- lication of the UPLB Perspective, particularly the one-year residence requirement for editorship, as follows:
Article 5. (a) He must be a bona fide student of the UPLB with at least [one year] one semester of residence in the University."
(Words in brackets to be deleted; those underscored, to be inserted.}
Section 4, Par. 3, of the Rules states that "editorial examinations are conducted one month before the end of classes in the second' semester. A freshman who enrolled in the first semester lacks o·nly a month of residence to meet the 'one-veer' residence rule." Based on this rule, most applicants VIOuld have completed nearlytwoyears of residence which is beyond the intent of Article 5 (a).
OTHER MATTERS CONSIDERED BY THE BOARD The Board approved graduation of students who had completed the requirements for their respective degrees in the College of Arts and Sciences (OHiman), as of the end of Summer, 1980.
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The Board noted: .
_ Resolutions passed by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Kallnga- Apayao and Benguet, dated 21 April and 30 April 1980, respec- tively, favorably indorsing to the Minister of Education andCUlt~re the assignment of twenty-five (251 National Integration scholarships for each year of the next five (5) years, starting with AY 1980-1981, to the U.P. College Baguio for the benefit of college students from the Cordillera cultural communities.
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Memorandum No. 81, dated 16 June 1980, from President Emanuel V. Soriano, for all U.P. personnel, both academic and administrative re "Allowance, Allowance, Where Art Thou. Allow- ance? "or "Good NelNS, Bad News".
The Board also deliberated on the Writ of Injunction 124 June
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1980: from Judge Uno L. Anover) restraining the University from enforcing the Expulsion Order served on a student; Mr. Mario M.
Rilles, and ordering the University "to assist [ Mr. Rilles] in every 'possible way in completing his enrolment on time."
In this connection, a memorandum, dated 25 June 1980, for the Board of Regents from the University General Counsel: •
"Atty. C. Padua, counsel for Mario Rilles, filed a petition for.
certiorari with a prayer for the issuance of a preliminary prohibitory injunction with the Court of First Instance of Quezon City. The parties/respondents are the University of the Philippines System, the Board of Regents, the President, and the University Counsel.
In view of the fact that enrollment is about to close, the Court issued an Order, dated 24 June 1980, requiring respondents to enroll petitioner Rilles.
We are challenging this Order by certiorari, prohibition, and preliminary injunction in the Court of Appeals, andwehope to file our petition either tomorrow or the day following.
A brief history of the case:
1. Respondent was a direct participant in a rumble in the premises of the College of Arts and Sciences on 30 August 1977, which resulted in the death of Rolando Abad, a student of the University.
2. The petition to review the decision of the President on 1 February 1978, upon the jurisdictional issue, was denied by the Board 190151. 27 April 197BI.
3. Found guilty along with others, respondent was eXpelled,.
effective 30 August 1977. pursuant to the decision of the Student ' Disciplinary Tribunal on 31 May 1978.
4. The Board of Regents at its 904th meeting (27 July 1978) approved the recommendation of the UniversitY General Counsel to deny the respondent's petition for reconsideration: but, pending final decision on the charge, Mario Rilleswasallowed to enroll in the University.
5. Rilles was disqualified from enrolling in the College of Engineering on grounds of academic deficiency.
6. Claiming that hewasnot afforded due process, U.P. President Onofre D. Corpuz set eside, on 19 September 1978, the SOT deci- sion, and remanded the case to the Tribunal for the reception of respondent's evidence.
7. An Orderwasissued by the Court of First Instance of Rizal on 19 July 1979 to allow Rilles to enroll for the First Semester, 1979-1980.
8. On 2 October 1979, the President found that the SOT had afforded respondent the amplest opportunity to present his Own evidence and, there being no countervailing evidence to disturb the findings of the SOT, the sentence of expulsion was confirmed.
9. Through Counsel, Rilles submitted a Motion to Dismiss or Alternatively for a Reduction of Penalty, dated 27 March 1979; a letter of appeal dated 23 May 1979 incorporating the same argu- ments, and a motion for reconsideration dated 23 October 1979, all strike the same note that he had nothing to do with the killing of the victim.
10. The President confirmed the sentence of expulsion on 15 February 1980.
11; On 7 March 1980, Rilles appealed to the Board.
12. The Board denied the appeal and confirmed the President's Order of Expulsion 1925th Meeting, 27 March 1980),
13. The Board denied the appeal (Motion for Reconsideration, dated 7 May 1980) of Rilles {927th Meeting, 29 May 1980L
After long and careful consideration of the matter, the Board of
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The Pres"ldent approved the following appointments, reappoint- ments, renewals o! appointment, promotions, increases· in salary, and other related matters during the second quarter 1980:
U.P. Diliman/Manila Arts and Sciences, College of
Beta P. Balagot, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Biostatistics. effective 16 June until 23 October 1980.
Ma. Cynthia Rose B. Bautista, renewal of appointment as Instructor II in Sociology. effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Rita Imelda J. Bulatao, appointment as Instructor I in Mathe- matics. effective 9 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Romeo G. Carabao, appointment as Instructor I in Mathematics, effective 9 June until the return of Vicky Saw from leave of absence but not later than 31 May 1981.
A{i;a M. Celdran, reappointment as Instructor I in Humanities.
effective 16 June until 31 October 1980.
Faustino A. Daria, Jr .• reclassification from Senior Lecturer to Assistant Professor I of Biostatistics, effective 1 April until 31 May 1980.
Francisco A.,Datar, additional assignment as Officer-in-Charge, Department of Anttiropology, effective 15Apri~ until the return of PoncianoL.Bennagan, but not later than 9 May 1980.
Enrico D.Da~id, renewal of appointment as Assistant Professor I of PoliticalScie~ce,effective 1 June until 31 October 1980.
. • leonardo D. de Castro, additional assignment as Assistant Secre- tary, effective 1 April 1980 until 31 March 1981.
Edwin T. DecentecBO, renewal of appointment as Assistant Professor III of Psychology, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981; renewal of additional assignment as Consultant in Clinical Psychology, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Patricia T. De Guggenheim, appointment as Visiting Research Associate, effective 19 May 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Lourdes D. Depita, reappointment as Research Associate, Third World Studies Program, effective 2 January until 30 June 1980.
Ma. Nelinda V. Dimanlig, renewal of appointment as Instructor II in Botany, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Rita D. Estrada, reappointment to additional assignment as Officer-in-Charge, Department of Psychology, effective 6 June until the return of Virgilio Enriquez from special detail abroad. but not later than 26 June 1980.
Araceli P. Garcia, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Spanish, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Maximo B. Ganning, reappointment as Lecturer in Political Science, effective 16 June until 31 October 1980.
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Romel D. Gomez, appointment as Instructor I in Physics. etfec- -- tlve 21 April 1980 until the return of Caesar Ordonez from leave of
absence, but not later than 20 April 1981.
Gil G. Gatiangco. Jr. II, renewal of appointment as Instructor III inHistorvretfective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Milagros C. Guerrero, additional assignment as Officer-in-Charge, Department of History, effective 1 April until the return of Samuel K. Tan from vacation leave, but not later than 15 June 1980.
Belinda M. Gutierrez, renewal of appointment as Instructor III in Speech, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Fernando I.Gutierrez, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Geology, effective 16 June until 31 October 1980.
Carolina G. Hemandez, reappointment to additional assignment as Officer-in-Charge, Department of Political Science, effective 28 April until the return of Felipe Miranda from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1980.
Conchita J. Jaranilla, reappointment as Lecturer in Spanish, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Femando C. Josef, renewal of appointment as Instructor III in Zoology, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981; reappointment to additional assignment as Faculty Counselor, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Elenita R. Lainez. appointment as Instructor I in Chemistry, effective 9 June 1980 until the return of Fleurdelis Antonio from local faculty fellowship, but not later than 31 March 1981.
Dionisio O. L;"'89, reappointment to additional assignment as Senior Lecturer in Botany, effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Apolinar S. Lorica. reappointment to addition~1 assignment a.s Officer-in-Charge, Department of Chemistry. effective 12 May until the return of Lourdes Mantaring from vacation leave, but not later than 31 May 1980.
Gilbert G. Lozada, renewal of appointment with promotion in rank and salary from Lecturer to Senior Lecturer 'in Political Science, effective 1 June until 31 October 1980.
Ma. Luisa E. Mabunay, change of designation from Coordinator to Chairman, Division of Social Sciences, effective 1 May 1980 until 30 April 1983.
Aristao V, Macasero, reappointment as Instructor III in Pbvsics, effective 2 January until the return of Se9undo V. RaxeD from special detail at NSDB, but not later than 31 May 1980.
Dan Reynald R.Magat. reappointment to additional assignment as Officer-in-Charge, Division of Social Sciences. effective 29 April until the return of Prospero Covar from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1980.
Magdalena R. Mejillano, appointment8S Instructor I in Chemis- try, effective 1 June 1980 until the return of CarmeJita Jao-Maitra from study leave, but not later than 15 February 1981.
Yolanda T. Mendoza. reappointment as Lecturer in Political Science, effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Azucena T. Miranda, reappointment with promotion in rank and salary from Lecturer to Senior Lecturer in Political Science, effec- tive 16 June until 31 October 1980.
Virginia D. Monje, additional assignment as Assistant. to the Chairman. Department of Chemistry, effective 9 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Josefina N. Natividad, reappointment as Instructor I in Sociol- ogy, effective 16 June 1980 until 31May1981.
Willard O. Perez, reappointment as Lecturer in Botany. effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Ma.Rosario B. Piquero, renewal of appointment as Instructor I In'Socroroqv. effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Enrico V. Pirovano, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Sociology. effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Jose C. PortulJ8I, reappointment as Lecturer in Spanish. effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Leni L. Quirit, transfer from NSRC with reclassification from Research Assistant to Instructor I in Chemistry, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Norman R. Ramos. reappointment as Senior Lecturer in Mineral Economics. effective 16 June 1980 until 31 March 1981.
Blesilda Lydia S. Reinoso, reappointment as Instructor I in Zoology, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Edwin R. Reoliquio, supplementary appointment as Lecturer in Mathematics, effective 25 April until 2 June 1980.
Vicente M. Reyes, appointment as Instructor I in Mathematics, effective 9 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Temario C. Rivera, additional assignment as Deputy Director for Research and Publications, Third World Studies Program, effective 1 April 1980 until 31 March 1981.
Maria Elena C. samson, appointment as Instructor III in Social- ogy,effective 16June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Jesusa T. Tangeo. renewal of additional assignment as Assistant·
to the Chairman, Department of Mathematics, effective 1 May 1980 'until31 May 1981.
Manuela Fe H. Tarrejo, reappointment as Instructor IV in Physics, effective 2 June 1980 until the return of Ger&nelino F.
Ab~.from detail with N5RC but not later than 31 May 1981,
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Ferdinand M. Tesoro. appointment as Instructor I in Physics, effective 16 June 1980 until the return of Marlinda Garcesto from
local faculty fellowship, but not later than 31 May 1981.
Edgardo M. Tiamson, additional assignment as Assistant to the Chairman, Department of European Languages, effective 1 May 1980 until 30 April 1981.
Eunice G. Torres, reappointment as Instructor III in English, effective 2 June 1980 until the return of Hope Villanueva from study leave, but not later than 31 March 1981.
Angelo S. Uichanco, appointment as Instructor I in Chemistry.
effective 2 June 1980 until the return of HelenCofrom leave of absence. but not later than 31 May 1'981.
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Ruben C. Umaly, renewal 6f additional assignment with change in designation, from Program Coordinator to Program Director, Extramural Studies, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Elizabeth R. Ventura, reappointment to additional assignment as Offlcer-ln-Charge, Department of Psychology, effective 5 May until the retnm of Virgilio Enriquez from special detail abroad, but not later than 5 June 1980.
Lerma L. Yambot, renewal of appointment as Instructor II in Anthropology, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Asian Center
Ajit Singh Rye, additional assignment as Officer·in·Charge, Office of the Secretary. effective 7 April until the return of Armando S. Malay, Jr. from leave of absence. but not later than 4 June 1980.
Asian Institute of Tourism
Jaime de los Santos, reappointment to additional assignment as Offtcer-ln-Charqe. effective 9 June until the return of Jose Manan·
zan from special detail in Montreal, Canada, but not later than 15 June 1980.
The following reappointments as Lecturer (unless otherwise indicated) in Tourism were approved, effective 16 June until 16 October 1980:
Daniel G. Corpuz, Evelyn B. Pantig, Senior Lecturer, and Melissa R. Ungson.
Business Administration, College of
Alma V. Castillo, renewal of appointment as Assistant Professor I of Business Administration, effective .1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981: additional assignment as Secretary, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Felicitas U. Evangelista, reclassification from Senior Lecturer to Assistant Professor IV of Business Administration, effective 2 May
1980 until 30 April 1981. -
Jaime M. Pacheco.~ appointment as Assistant Professor IV of Quantitative Methods, effective 1 June 1980 until the return of Alfonso Tioleco from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1981.
Eduardo R. Robles, appointment as Lecturer in Business Law, effective 16June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Emertinda R. Roman, renewal of additional assignment as Secretary, effective 1 May 1980 until 30 April 1983.
Ma. Victoria P. San Juan, appointment as Instructor I in Accounting, effective 2 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Adriano O. Solis, transfer from the College of Arts and Sciences (Diliman) as Assistant Professor I of Quantitative Methods, effective 1 June 19BOuntil 31 May 1981.
Jocelyn T. Teh, appointment as Lecturer in Accounting, effec- tive 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
The following renewals of (unless otherwise indicated) addi- tional assignment were approved, effective 1 June 1980 until 31
May
1981:Joel A. Bafiares, as Officer for Student Relations; Alma V.
Castillo, reappointment to, as Assistant Director, Business Research and Publications Program; Milagros V. Gregorio, as Director, Under- graduate Studies Program; and Niceto S. Poblador, as Director, Graduate Studies Program.
The following additional assignments (unless otherwise indi- cated) as Lecturer in Accounting were approved, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981:
Hayde B. Arandia, Adoracion C. Evangelista, Ma. Gracia M.
Pulido, reappointment; Antonio M. Salindong, appointment: and Jocelyn T. Teh, appointment.
. Economics, School of
Ernesto M. Valencia, appointment as Instructor III in Public Finance, effective 25 April until the return of Femando Manibog from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1980.
The following renewals of additional assignment as Director were approved, effective 1 May 1980 (unless otherwise indicated)
untit 30 April 1981:
Rolando. A. Da08o, for Finance; Casimiro V. Mirancla, Jr., for Fellowships; Ernesto M. Pemia, for Research; and Rosa linda P.
Tidalgo, for Public Affairs, effective 2 July 1980.
Education, College of
Priscifa G. Cabanatan, reappointment as Senior Lecturer in Professional Education, effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Ma. Bella A. Dumas, additional assignment as Senior Lecturer in Educational Foundations, effective 16 June until 7 October 1980.
Erlinda G. Lolarga, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Special Education, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Felix P. santos, reappointment as Professorial Lecturer in Educational Administration, effective 25 April until 31 May 1980.
Noef G. Traya, renewal of appointment as Instructor II in Special Education, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
U.P. Integrated School (UPIS)
The following renewals of additional assignment as Head (unless otherwise indicated) were approved:
Elena C. Cutiongco, as Assistant Principal for Administration, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981; Flora G. Cruz, Office of Research and Development, effective 1 May 1980 until 30 April 1981; Bernadette S. Pablo, Department of Communication Arts (English, Music, Art), effective 15 June 1980 until 14 June 1981;
and Socorro L. Villalobos, as Assistant Principal for Academic Programs, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981. • .
The following renewals of appointment were approved, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981:
Carlos S. Asuncion, as Instructor II in Practical Arts; Selma G.
Cortes, as Instructor I in Home Economics; and Patrocinia A.
Magno, as InstructorI.
Engineering, College of
Gino T. Bautista, appointment as Instructor I in Mechanical Engineering, effective 2 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Eugenio M. Gonzales, appointment as Instructor' in Industrial Engineering, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May_1981.
Bernardino
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Malabed, reappointment to additional assignment as Senior Lecturer in Shop Courses, effective 16 June 1980 until 31March
1981.Manolo G. Mena, promotion in rank and salary from Instructor II to Assistant Professor I in Metallurgy, effective 1 June 1980.
Jose C. Munoz, appointment as Instructor I in Chemical Engineering, effective 25 April 1980 until 31 Mav 1981.
Marvel V. Obnamia, reappointment to additional assignment as Lecturer in Shop Courses, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 Marche 1981.
Fidel R. Sarausad, appointment as Senior Lecturer in Civil ~ Engineering, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Philamer C. Torio, appointment as Instructor I in Engineering Sciences, effective 1 June 1980 until the return of Evelina Lastrilla from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1981.
Rufino L. Valiente, reappointment to additional assignment as Lecturer in Shop Courses, effective 16 June 1980 until 31 March 1981.
Jose T. Yap, appointment as Instructor I in Industrial Engineer- ing, effective 2 June until the return of Luis Pascual from leave of absence, but not later than 31 May 1981.
EnvironmentalPlanning~Institute of
Jaime U. Nirras, renewal of appointment as Assistant Professor I of Environmental Planning, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Mehretab Tekie, additional assignment as Director of Training, effective 1 June 1980 until 31 May 1981.
Film Center
Roberto ViHguez, Jr., additional assignment as Otftcer-In- Charge, effective 1 June until 30 July 1980.
Graduate School
Felina G. Mapa, additional assignment as Acting Secretary,"