A Four-Time UL Graduate Making a Global Impact in Education and Journalism

The University of Luzon proudly celebrates the outstanding achievements of one of its most distinguished alumni, Dr. Benedict M. Uson, a passionate educator, researcher, journalism mentor, and international academic whose success story continues to inspire Luzonians around the world.

Born and raised in Mangaldan, Pangasinan, Dr. Uson exemplifies the values of excellence, perseverance, and lifelong learning that the University of Luzon seeks to instill in every student. A proud four-time graduate of the University of Luzon, he has consistently demonstrated academic distinction throughout his educational journey.

His impressive academic credentials include a Doctor of Philosophy in Development Education (Magna Cum Laude), a Master of Arts in Education major in English (Magna Cum Laude), and a Bachelor of Science in Education major in English (Cum Laude). He is currently completing his second doctoral degree, a PhD in English Language Education, further strengthening his expertise and commitment to educational advancement.

Today, Dr. Uson serves as an educator in both public and international schools in Taipei City, Taiwan, including Taipei Municipal Shezi Elementary School, Taipei Municipal Dalong Elementary School, and Hua Wen International School. Beyond his teaching responsibilities abroad, he also shares his knowledge as a part-time graduate school professor in various universities and colleges in the Philippines.

His influence extends beyond the classroom. Dr. Uson is an internationally recognized research presenter and awardee whose scholarly work contributes significantly to the global academic community. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he also played a vital role in supporting Philippine education by serving as a module writer for Senior High School English subjects for Rex Bookstore, Inc., helping ensure the continuity of quality learning during a challenging period in history.

Among his most remarkable accomplishments is his exceptional record in journalism education. A celebrated journalism teacher-coach, Dr. Uson is a three-time National Champion Journalism Teacher-Coach of the Philippines in Scriptwriting and Radio Broadcasting competitions during the Department of Education’s National Schools Press Conferences held in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan; Ormoc City, Leyte; and Olongapo City, Zambales.

His dedication to student development has earned him numerous distinctions, including being named Most Outstanding School Paper Adviser in the Ilocos Region and receiving the prestigious Hall of Fame Award in Journalism in Dagupan City after leading his teams to five consecutive years as undefeated overall champions in journalism competitions.

With teaching experience spanning preschool to graduate school and more than five years of international teaching service, Dr. Uson has successfully mentored students to nearly 1,000 victories in division, regional, and national journalism competitions. Through his work, he has empowered young learners to develop critical communication skills, creativity, leadership, and excellence in the 21st century.

Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Uson attributes much of his success to the education and values he received from the University of Luzon.

“As a proud UL son and four-time alumnus, I can attest that world-class education starts here. Every milestone I have achieved locally and internationally is rooted in the holistic skills formation and the values of integrity and grit that UL instilled. To the next generation of Filipino and foreign educators and leaders: dream boldly while living with character, and let UL be the launchpad for your own remarkable success story.”
— Dr. Benedict M. Uson

The University of Luzon takes immense pride in Dr. Benedict M. Uson’s achievements and his continued commitment to educational excellence, research, and student empowerment. His inspiring journey stands as a testament to the transformative power of a Luzonian education and serves as a beacon of inspiration for future generations of students and alumni.

Leading Stroke Care Excellence Through Compassion, Leadership, and Service

The University of Luzon proudly celebrates the achievements of Bessie Joy Guardiana, RN, MAN, a distinguished alumna whose dedication to nursing excellence continues to make a meaningful impact on patient care and healthcare leadership in the region.

A graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at the University of Luzon (Class of 2014) and later a Master of Arts in Nursing graduate in 2022, Bessie Joy has built an impressive career marked by professional competence, compassionate service, and continuous growth.

Currently serving as a Nurse Supervisor and Plantilla Nurse at Region I Medical Center (RIMC), she has become a recognized leader in stroke care management and nursing development. Her expertise in neurological and stroke patient care has earned her numerous distinctions and leadership roles within the healthcare community.

Among her notable achievements, Bessie Joy was appointed in 2025 as Nurse Leader of the Luzon Chapter of the Stroke Society of the Philippines and as Head Nurse of the Acute Stroke Unit. In 2024, she was recognized as the GAD-HCPW Champion of the Nursing Division for the Stroke Prevention and Control Program, highlighting her commitment to quality healthcare and patient advocacy.

Her professional credentials further demonstrate her dedication to excellence. She is a Certified Stroke Nurse Master, an ACLS-trained healthcare professional certified by the American Heart Association, and serves as a Stroke Champion for Quality Stroke Registry initiatives. She also plays vital roles in quality management systems, gender and development programs, and stroke unit coordination within RIMC.

The University of Luzon proudly recognizes Harold Paulo Tiangson Mejia, a graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), Class of 2008, whose career exemplifies dedication to public health, community service, and healthcare leadership.

From his early days as a nursing student at the University of Luzon, Harold demonstrated a passion for serving others. Guided by the values and education he received from the University, he pursued a career committed to improving health outcomes for communities across the country. He later strengthened his expertise by completing graduate studies in Master of Arts in Nursing major in Nursing Administration, further preparing him for leadership roles in the healthcare sector.

Today, Harold serves as a Development Management Officer IV at the Department of Health – Center for Health Development Ilocos Region, where he plays a vital role in the implementation of health programs and initiatives that support the realization of Universal Health Care in the Philippines. Throughout his professional journey, he has held various positions within the Department of Health, steadily advancing through years of dedicated public service and leadership.

His commitment to professional excellence is reflected in his extensive participation in leadership development programs, public health nursing courses, health systems management trainings, and Universal Health Care implementation initiatives. These experiences have equipped him with the knowledge and skills needed to address emerging public health challenges and contribute to the strengthening of local health systems.

Beyond his official duties, Harold actively shares his expertise as a speaker and lecturer on Universal Health Care initiatives for various local government units, helping build the capacity of healthcare workers and public health leaders across communities. He also served as a Teaching Assistant at the University of the Philippines College of Nursing, demonstrating his commitment to mentoring future healthcare professionals.

His involvement in professional organizations, including the Philippine Association of Public Health Nurses, Inc. and the National Association of Public Health Nurses Incorporated, further reflects his dedication to advancing the nursing profession and promoting quality healthcare services.

As a licensed nurse and public health leader, Harold continues to embody the University of Luzon’s mission of producing competent, compassionate, and socially responsible professionals. His achievements stand as an inspiration to current students and fellow alumni, proving that a commitment to service, lifelong learning, and leadership can create meaningful and lasting impacts on society.

The University of Luzon proudly celebrates Harold Paulo Tiangson Mejia’s accomplishments and thanks him for being a shining example of excellence in public health and nursing leadership.

A Luzonian Journey of Excellence in Public Service

The University of Luzon proudly recognizes Narciso T. Laguerta, CPA, MBA, a distinguished alumnus of Luzon Colleges, Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Major in Accountancy, Batch 1983, and a former full state scholar of the National Government.

Today, Mr. Laguerta serves as Officer-in-Charge Regional Director of Revenue Region 1 – Ilocos Region of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR). His decades-long career in government service reflects a journey marked by continuous professional growth, leadership, and commitment to public service.

His impressive academic journey includes a Master in Business Administration from the Philippine School of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws from the University of the East, complemented by his professional eligibility as a Certified Public Accountant.

His accomplishments in the BIR further demonstrate his dedication to excellence. In his current assignment, Revenue Region 19 ranked 2nd bureau-wide among 22 Regional Offices in the attainment of its collection goal for the Annual Income Tax Return Filing Season in April 2025, and 3rd bureau-wide in the attainment of its First Semester 2025 collection goal. The region also ranked 6th bureau-wide for its January–September 2025 cumulative collection performance and attained its ISO 9001:2015 certification in September 2025.

His previous leadership assignments likewise included significant contributions in audit, human resource management, quality management, and regional development.

From a state scholar and Accountancy student at Luzon University to a senior government leader, Narciso T. Laguerta’s journey reminds us that education, lifelong learning, and dedicated service can open doors to meaningful leadership and lasting impact.

The University of Luzon celebrates a proud Luzonian whose journey continues to embody excellence, professional growth, and service to the Filipino people.

Once a Luzonian, always a Luzonian.

The University of Luzon proudly recognizes the achievements of Dr. Vladimir C. Parayno, an outstanding alumnus whose dedication to education, leadership, and public service continues to make a meaningful impact in the academic community.

Dr. Parayno’s journey of excellence began at the University of Luzon, where he earned his Bachelor in Elementary Education (BEEd) in 2004 and graduated With Distinction. Inspired by the University’s guiding philosophy of “Pericias y Valias” (Skills and Values), he pursued continuous professional growth while serving as an educator.

After spending a year teaching at a Private Institution, he joined the public school system in 2005 as a teacher at Victoria Q. Zarate Elementary School. Determined to further enhance his expertise, he completed his Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) major in Educational Management in 2008 and his Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) major in Development Education in 2011, both with Meritus honors. His commitment to leadership was also evident when he was elected President of the school’s Faculty Club.

In 2015, Dr. Parayno was promoted to Senior Education Program Specialist at the Department of Education – Division Office of Dagupan City, a role in which he continues to serve with distinction. His responsibilities include monitoring public schools in the implementation of partnership programs and the annual Brigada Eskwela, helping strengthen collaboration among schools, stakeholders, and communities.

Reflecting on his academic journey, Dr. Parayno credits the University of Luzon for molding him into the professional educator and leader he is today. The skills, values, and work ethic he acquired as a Luzonian continue to guide him in serving the education sector and contributing to the development of future generations.

“I am proud of my alma mater, the University of Luzon, where I was molded as a professional educator. I continue to share the skills and values I acquired from the University with the community of professionals I serve. Truly, UL is a Center of Excellence.”

The University of Luzon celebrates Dr. Vladimir C. Parayno’s accomplishments and thanks him for exemplifying the values of excellence, lifelong learning, and public service that define a true Luzonian.

The University of Luzon proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of one of its distinguished alumni, Dr. Pedro E. Morante, DNP, FADLN, PMHNP-BC, LNC, FNP-BC, NP-C, PMHNP-C, GERO-BC, MEDSURG-BC, PMH-BC, APRN a globally recognized nurse practitioner, educator, entrepreneur, researcher, and advocate for mental health.

A proud Luzonian, Dr. Morante graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Luzon in 2011. Since then, he has built an extraordinary career that has positioned him among the leading voices in advanced nursing practice and mental health care in the United States and beyond.

Driven by a passion for lifelong learning and service, Dr. Morante pursued advanced studies culminating in a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree and multiple board certifications in family practice, psychiatric-mental health, gerontology, and medical-surgical nursing. His impressive academic journey includes professional development programs at Harvard Medical School, where he completed the Global Healthcare Leaders Program and Training to Teach Medicine in 2025.

Today, Dr. Morante serves as Senior Clinical Director and Lead Provider of PsychUp Mental Health, a thriving mental health organization in California that he founded to expand access to quality psychiatric care. He is also a respected faculty member at Azusa Pacific University, where he mentors and trains future generations of nurse practitioners. Throughout his career, he has held academic and leadership positions in several prestigious universities and healthcare institutions across the United States.

Beyond clinical practice and education, Dr. Morante is a dedicated researcher whose work focuses on mental health, genomics, healthcare equity, and innovative approaches to psychiatric care. His numerous publications and research projects reflect his commitment to improving health outcomes for diverse populations, particularly within Filipino and Asian communities.

A passionate advocate for professional advancement, Dr. Morante founded PASS (Purpose, Advocacy, Sustainability, Service), a national nurse practitioner board review and mentorship initiative that has helped countless healthcare professionals achieve their career goals. He is also the host of the Mindful Moments with Pedro Morante podcast, where he promotes mental health awareness, leadership, and professional growth.

His excellence has been recognized through numerous awards, including the Outstanding Global Alumni Award for Academic and Professional Leadership from the University of Luzon in 2024, the The Outstanding Filipino Awards (TOFA) in Global Healthcare, and the Outstanding Mentor Award from DNPs of Color in 2025.

Despite his international success, Dr. Morante remains deeply committed to giving back. He actively mentors aspiring nurses, provides free board review programs and mental health services, participates in community outreach initiatives, and supports efforts to advance nurse practitioner practice in the Philippines. His dedication to service exemplifies the values of compassion, excellence, and leadership that the University of Luzon seeks to instill in every graduate.

Dr. Pedro E. Morante’s inspiring journey from the classrooms of the University of Luzon to the forefront of global healthcare leadership serves as a powerful reminder that Luzonians can make a meaningful impact across the world. His achievements continue to inspire students, alumni, and healthcare professionals to pursue excellence, embrace lifelong learning, and serve others with purpose and passion.

The University of Luzon proudly honors Dr. Pedro E. Morante as an outstanding alumnus whose accomplishments bring pride and distinction to the Luzonian community.

The University of Luzon proudly recognizes the remarkable achievements of Angelo Z. Padua, CPA, a distinguished alumnus whose inspiring journey exemplifies leadership, excellence, and dedication in the field of finance and corporate management.

A graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy program in 1993, Mr. Padua immediately demonstrated his commitment to professional excellence by passing the Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination in the same year. His strong academic foundation at the University of Luzon became the cornerstone of a highly successful career in the financial services industry.

Mr. Padua’s professional journey began as a Branch Accountant and steadily progressed through various leadership roles within ORIX METRO Leasing and Finance Corporation. Through hard work, strategic vision, and an unwavering commitment to organizational growth, he climbed the corporate ranks, ultimately being appointed Director and President of ORIX METRO Leasing and Finance Corporation in July 2024.

Throughout his career, Mr. Padua has played a pivotal role in transforming and strengthening the organization. As Operations Group Head, he spearheaded major initiatives that improved operational efficiency, enhanced portfolio quality, and modernized core business systems. Among his notable accomplishments was the development of the ORIX METRO Reinvention Model, a client-centered organizational strategy designed to restore market leadership and relevance in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.

He also led the creation and implementation of the company’s Accounts Receivable Management Program, which successfully exceeded its target for reducing non-performing loans. Under his leadership, the organization embraced digital transformation through the rollout of advanced core banking systems and strategic restructuring initiatives that strengthened operational performance.

Before assuming executive leadership, Mr. Padua was instrumental in expanding ORIX METRO’s presence across the country. As head of the Countryside Branches Group, he led branch expansion efforts that increased the company’s network to 100 branches nationwide. His contributions significantly supported the company’s achievement of the historic “One Team, One Billion” goal, helping generate over one billion pesos in net income and establishing a benchmark for sustained financial success.

Beyond the corporate world, Mr. Padua has also contributed to the development of future professionals. From 1996 to 2001, he served as a part-time Accounting Professor and CPA Reviewer at the University of Luzon, sharing his expertise and mentoring aspiring accountants.

Today, in addition to serving as President of ORIX METRO Leasing and Finance Corporation, Mr. Padua also holds leadership positions within several companies under the ORIX Group Philippines, further reflecting the trust and confidence placed in his capabilities as a business leader.

The University of Luzon takes pride in Mr. Padua’s outstanding accomplishments and his enduring commitment to excellence. His journey serves as an inspiration to current students and fellow alumni, proving that dedication, perseverance, and continuous learning can lead to extraordinary success.

As he continues to shape the future of the financial services industry, Angelo Z. Padua remains a shining example of what it means to be a true University of Luzon achiever.

Success is built on hard work, integrity, and a commitment to lifelong learning—qualities exemplified by Anthony Torino Gonzales, a proud alumnus of the University of Luzon (then Luzon Colleges) and one of the institution’s distinguished graduates who has made a remarkable mark in the fields of accounting, finance, and business leadership.

Anthony’s journey of excellence began in Pangasinan, where he consistently demonstrated academic brilliance from his elementary and secondary years. A graduate of the Bachelor of Science in Accountancy program of the University of Luzon, he earned the distinction of Cum Laude, showcasing the academic rigor and discipline that would define his professional career.

His exceptional talent in accounting reached national recognition when he achieved a remarkable milestone in the October 1999 Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Licensure Examination, placing 9th nationwide with a general average score of 91.43. This achievement not only brought pride to his family but also highlighted the quality of education and training provided by the University of Luzon.

Following his success in the CPA board examination, Anthony began a distinguished professional career with Sycip, Gorres, Velayo & Co. (SGV & Co.), one of the country’s premier auditing firms. His experience in external audit provided a strong foundation in financial reporting, governance, and business processes, preparing him for greater leadership roles in the corporate world.

Over the years, he steadily rose through the ranks in various organizations, serving in key finance, accounting, audit, and administrative positions. His expertise eventually led him to Globe Telecom, Inc., where he built an impressive career spanning more than a decade. Through dedication, strategic leadership, and outstanding performance, he advanced from Internal Audit Specialist to Manager, Senior Manager, Director, and ultimately Senior Director of Finance and Business Advisory.

Today, Anthony is recognized as a seasoned finance executive with more than 26 years of professional experience in financial and business advisory, controllership, accounting, treasury, internal audit, and external audit. His leadership has contributed significantly to organizational growth, financial stewardship, and operational excellence.

Beyond his corporate accomplishments, Anthony remains committed to service and community engagement. He has actively participated in civic and church organizations, serving in leadership positions and contributing his expertise to community development initiatives. His dedication to service reflects the values of responsibility, integrity, and stewardship that he has upheld throughout his life.

Anthony’s achievements have likewise earned him numerous recognitions, including Globe Telecom’s Leadership Excellence Award and the prestigious Employee of the Year Award from the Office of the President Group. He also pursued graduate studies in business administration, further strengthening his expertise and commitment to continuous learning.

For the University of Luzon community, Anthony Torino Gonzales serves as a shining example of what determination, excellence, and perseverance can accomplish. His journey—from a Cum Laude Accountancy student and 9th Placer in the October 1999 CPA Licensure Examination to a respected senior finance executive—continues to inspire current and future generations of UL students.

His story reminds us that with strong values, quality education, and unwavering dedication, University of Luzon graduates can achieve success not only in the Philippines but also on the global stage.

Indeed, Anthony Torino Gonzales is a true Luzonian who embodies excellence in leadership, professionalism, and service.

ABM
1. Escollar, Jesreign Ace M.
2. Fortaleza, Julie Ann E.

HUMSS
1. Carbonell, Kharl Matthew B.
2. Constantino, Nicole T.
3. Crisostomo, Franc Evo F.
4. Dewan, Jamela M.
5. Dinglasan, Ken Yuan U.
6. Ferrer, Geraldine R.
7. Flores, Karylle I.
8. Frias, Arian Ruth O.
9. Garcia, Georgi Savannah S.
10. Gonzales, Mikaela D.
11. Lopez, Dwayne Johnson L.
12. Madrona, Megan Julia C.
13. Manalang, Shiekkah L.
14. Manzano, Maureen Lara C.
15. Mariňas, John Paul F.
16. Martinez, Sharbiey Tyrine P.
17. Mendoza, Gabriel F.
18. Quimosing, Quintin Jurrell G.
19. Sagabaen, Loraine Julia D.
20. Tiqui, Janelle B.
21. Urayan, Rhoz Marie O.

STEM
1. Abrazaldo, Vianne Mae C.
2. Agbuya, Mary Ann D.
3. Ancheta, Zashienn Ailah R.
4. Amistad, Arriana Isabel B.
5. Buenaventura, Francess B.
6. Camacho, Jasmine Nicole S.
7. Canullas, John Lebbie Y.
8. Corsino, Ken Adrian Q.
9. Cuison, Ian Kurt E.
10. De Jesus, Lannah Marie A.
11. De Vera, Levy C.
12. Delos Reyes, Angela Nadine V.
13. Didato, Shajadah B.
14. Doria, Jesselle C.
15. Fernandez, Matt Rayden N.
16. Fernandez, Rhyanna Nicole C.
17. Fronda, Irvin Dale V.
18. Garcia, Kate Clarisse D.
19. Geronimo, Francis Jay D.
20. Gonzales, Elizabeth M.
21. Jimenez, Jacob L.
22. Nardo, Jelealyn C.
23. Macaraeg, Dan Kendrick P.
24. Matabang, Asher Jairus C.
25. Mislang, Denise Jaliah Jessie I.
26. Moyano, Sandy Mae C.
27. Orlanda, Andrea Joy D.
28. Padua, Nicole Kyle A.
29. Palaganas, Celina Dwayne B.
30. Quiňones, Zoe Jean B.
31. Reyes, Xandher
32. Reyna, Juan David M.
33. Tamondong, Marc Francis S.
34. Untalan, Miaoli Jhael A.
35. Vinluan, James Matthew B.

TECH VOC TRACK – COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
1. Dela Cruz, Christian A.

UL – POZORRUBIO
1. Cuario, Shayne E. (Humss)
2. Malala, Kart P. (Humss)
3. Nisperos, Kristel Immee Y. (Stem)
4. Padaoang, Veronica E. (Stem)
5. Razo, Cj Luis M. (Stem)

DEAN’S LISTER for the 2nd Semester of Academic Year 2025-2026

ACCOUNTANCY
1. Austria, Micheroe F.
2. Bauzon, Joemar C.
3. Buscas, Anjhenica Mhae C.
4. Carrera, Mary Yonah I.
5. Casamayor, Joy Karen S.
6. Cayabyab, Maurice Margaret D.
7. Co, Harlem Ingrid A.
8. Colinares, Marjorie R.
9. Dipasupil, Ruth Ann F.
10. Ferrer, Cassandra Kaye A.
11. Flores, Franzin Joy C.
12. Garcia, Kharl Darwin T.
13. Misalang, Pauleen B.
14. Ocampo, Czyren Joi P.
15. Orpilla, Angelique M.
16. Palma, Alyssa C.
17. Ramas, Ronna Alyssa S.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1. Abetria, Risen Phiel D.
2. Alegre, Shelly Anne S.
3. Andaya, Airene Rose D.
4. Arig, Carl Jayniel A.
5. Bugarin, Rainier F.
6. Bustillo, Ma. Romela R.
7. Calimlim, Princess Angel T.
8. Cantillo, Angel Margarette B.
9. Castaňeda, Stephanie C.
10. Cortez, Katrina Casandra
11. Dela Cruz, Nicole F.
12. Dela Cruz, Seena M.
13. Estrada, Ciara Mae C.
14. Estrada, Jemimah L.
15. Jorta, Allysa Mae C.
16. Manangod, Ardy Reyn C.
17. Odero, Rosie Mae O.
18. Orpilla, Ayesha Aila B.
19. Osia, Crisantafe L.
20. Oxino, Bianca D.
21. Paraggua, Jannelle Ann M.
22. Quinto, James Adrian R.
23. Quitua, Jhustine Mae G.
24. Ramirez, Rechell Ann R.
25. Resureccion, Lalaine Hillary S.
26. Sabado, Kyla Julianne F.
27. Sid Ahmed, Aseel Yasir E.
28. Tamondong, Andrea O.
29. Ugale, Alexsandra O.
30. Vidal, Nicole S.

COMPUTER STUDIES
1. Alejandro, Alysa Joselle V.
2. Alonzo, Alexius Seth C.
3. Ambeguia, Jansen Rence L.
4. Andaya, Jea Ashley N.
5. Aquino, Jairus David M.
6. Ayta, Aaron Lander P.
7. Benitez, Angelica S.
8. Bernabe, Mishca Marie E.
9. Biagtan, Nathaniel A.
10. Braganza, Sofia Margaret C.
11. Caronongan, Loisa Andrea M.
12. De Vera, Darryn Isaac D.
13. Feliciano, Matt Luiz C.
14. Flores, Franz Wency E.
15. Garcia, Rebekah G.
16. Guarin, Mark Renzo P.
17. Ico, Gwen Izzy C.
18. Loyola, Mark Oliver S.
19. Mamayson, Renyl Anthony A.
20. Mendoza, Jillian Mae M.
21. Narag, Alyssa Shane B.
22. Orienza, Rey Ivan P.
23. Pacheco, Aviona Mae E.
24. Paras, Divino Dale F.
25. Paras, Xavier Shylo O.
26. Purilan, Faye Stephanie F.
27. Quinto, Jemary Y.
28. Quiroz, Jesse Seth D.
29. Rabanillo, Xander A.
30. Rivera, Rodrigo Iii T.
31. Rivera, Tricia Mae J.
32. Sampaga, Bryle Peter D.
33. Soriano, Ashley Akira M.
34. Soriano, Ranuj Vinson O.
35. Villanueva, Russel I.
36. Ymasa, Jm J.

CRIMINOLOGY
1. Burla, Alliyah Mari D.
2. Concepcion, Marjosh T.
3. Corla, Mac Bervic O.
4. Dela Cruz, Analyn M.
5. Escaňo, Riane Jessel O.
6. Fabiaňa, Denielle Shaira S.
7. Fernandez, Angelo Paul B.
8. Lomibao, Gabriela
9. Marra, Hecykiel T.
10. Macayaran, Bianca R.
11. Molina, Rachelle Ann C.
12. Orayenza, Ariane Janey Mary A.
13. Quinto, Ashley Jane P.
14. Rodriquez, Dhan Jana G.
15. Viray, Jemarie S.

EDUCATION
1. Abalos, Gwen Irish Q.
2. Albino, Venz Arthur P.
3. Andaya, Kyla Joy R.
4. Aquino, Raiza T.
5. Baldado, Mary Jean V.
6. Barbiran, Christian Lloyd G.
7. Barte, Angelica A.
8. Bautista, Karleen Joy F.
9. Beltran, Joshua Eigeman B.
10. Biason, Melvin T.
11. Bitangcor, James Miko C.
12. Bonifacio, Sofia Victoria T.
13. Burlaza, Anthony Dave
14. Butial, Joemari D.
15. Caldona, Marife T.
16. Carriedo, Angeline S.
17. Castrence, Nagie C.
18. Corpuz, Kyla C.
19. Cruz, Clajen V.
20. Danlog, Khristan Paul I.
21. De Guzman, Ashley F.
22. De Guzman, Kyla Kaye P.
23. De Vera, Nathania Elaine L.
24. Decena, Margareth Deann V.
25. Del Campo, Angel Lauren R.
26. Del Campo, Mary Rose C.
27. Del Castillo, Kiara Mae R.
28. Dela Cruz, Dan Mark M.
29. Dela Cruz, Louise Angela D.
30. Dela Cruz, Rosalinda Ds.
31. Dela Rosa, Heizel P.
32. Delos Angeles, Mark U.
33. Dioma, Mia Margau G.
34. Esguerra, Serene Ma. Faye M.
35. Espinola, Michellyn R.
36. Espora, Hannah M.
37. Estacio, Vina G.
38. Estrada, Sharmille T.
39. Fernandez, Riza G.
40. Ferrer, Marc Daryl P.
41. Gajeto, Benj Ashley C.
42. Garcia, Eva Jean S.
43. Gascon, Glay Ann R.
44. Generao, Lady Grizel M.
45. Gonzales, Lexis Mae E.
46. Idos, Jasmine D.
47. Infante, Rhedlen S.
48. Jolongbayan, Babylyn V.
49. Llamas, Dayniel Joy C.
50. Lomibao, Maekyla B.
51. Lopez, Nina Ricci D.
52. Lorian, Ace O.
53. Macaltao, Mary Stephanie Z.
54. Malinao, Justine Mae V.
55. Mancilla, Psalm B.
56. Manicad, Daniel G.
57. Manzano, Denise Ann S.
58. Martin, April Yeanne F.
59. Milante, Angela C.
60. Milflores, Arianne Kate C.
61. Moreno, Allyson R.
62. Musni, Mikyla Marie R.
63. Nevado, Allyn Joy E.
64. Ordanza, Alexander Jr M.
65. Papio, Harwen Loyd B.
66. Parangat, Cassandra Mae D.
67. Patani, Marit V.
68. Patani, Maylyn V.
69. Perez, Beverly Mae V.
70. Perez, Ma. Erica D.
71. Quinto, K. C. E.
72. Quismundo, Jehana Ruth G.
73. Ramos, Princess Bea M.
74. Reyes, Emmanuel Jay D.
75. Reyes, Raven Carmelo M.
76. Reyes, Robeth Nicole C.
77. Romero, Jhon Harry F.
78. Rosario, Patricia Dhel C.
79. Salcedo, Diana Jasmin E.
80. Samson, Aliya Bianca M.
81. Sanicolas, Gwen Jheraldine A.
82. Sembrano, Glimpse Joy N.
83. Sibayan, Marissa C.
84. Singsing, Joana Paulen B.
85. Sison, Hannah S.
86. Solano, Rheami R.
87. Soriano, Angelica M.
88. Soriano, Charmaine M.
89. Soriano, Lindsay Nicole C.
90. Vallo, Carla Jane I.
91. Verdejo, Abegael T.
92. Vicente, Rica Mae L.
93. Villanueva, Rochelle P.
94. Zacarias, Lhilac Daphne Faye C.

ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE -AIT

1. Agcayab, Isaac Miguel B.
2. Albarillo, Noel Renz T.
3. Cruz, Dexter B.
4. Gonzales, Remark Aron D.
5. Tigno, Angel Marianne C.
6. Sabonsolin, Vhenise Audhrei P.

HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
1. Apostol, Nicole Anne A.
2. Aquino, Diana Jane S.
3. Ariola, Angel Lhyka N.
4. Bautista, Meagan Mar
5. Bernabe, Sheryl Lee G.
6. Catubig, Christine Mae S.
7. David, Maica Charise S.
8. De Vera, Julian Ysabel S.
9. De Vera, Tiffany A.
10. Espiritu, Erika Mae B.
11. Esplana, Charlyn O.
12. Gabriana, Christian King P.
13. Garibay, Sibylline Crisha S.
14. Gorimo, Maria Michaela C.
15. Lambino, Karl Iverson D.
16. Monderin, Samirah Jayne
17. Morales, Mc Jaspher A.
18. Najera, Yesha Marie B.
19. Pascua, Raizlee Jean G.
20. Perez, Joshua Dv.
21. Quezon, Jessica Ryza S.
22. Sabes, Hanna R.
23. Salazar, Ryzza Mae R.
24. Santos, Ma. Janelle G.

LIBERAL ARTS
1. Abad, Grecian Erica M.
2. Aguilar, Monica E.
3. Ambeguia, Allyssa P.
4. Arganoza, Sandara Mae B.
5. Bautista, Jana May A.
6. Bautista, Vera A.
7. Brudo, Juhvran A.
8. Cabatbat, Triztan Maverick F.
9. Calimoso, Justine Margarette C.
10. Calugay, Mhaxinne T.
11. Cas, Erika Jane B.
12. Casasola, Sara Lhea A.
13. Cereno, Bernard C.
14. Clores, Kristle Mae D.
15. Dela Cruz, Alyssa Mae S.
16. Delos Santos, Hazel Ann G.
17. Delos Santos, Mayca I.
18. Ermino, Alyana Marie D.
19. Escaňo, Joshua D.
20. Esposo, Leah Jean B.
21. Fermill, Yiddish Ken Shalem C.
22. Gamboa, Rency Joy C.
23. Gordo, Julrace Faye L.
24. Gregorio, Rhyza M.
25. Guarin, Kate Allyson R.
26. Guiling, Mariel M.
27. Gutierrez, Fredielyn G.
28. Hormillosa, Joana Faye D.
29. Llacar, Marian Jean D.
30. Lomibao, Danielle Aira S.
31. Magayaga, Cassandra M.
32. Magdaraog, Harvey Dave B.
33. Mamaril, Laica Jane C.
34. Manandeg, Arby Joy G.
35. Mendoza, Ezyl Jae T.
36. Mislang, Angelika Mae Z.
37. Morante, Ashley Nicole S.
38. Nastor, Patricia Meg
39. Navarro, Angelo M.
40. Nifas, Kristela Mae B.
41. Ordonio, Cristine Joy F.
42. Palaganas, K.C C.
43. Pasamonte, Joseph Gabriel C.
44. Perez, Justine Ariadna A.
45. Prestoza, Jazmine Kaye B.
46. Rodas, Trisha Leih Ashley A.
47. Rosario, Apple Joy G.
48. Sanchez, John Raizen V.
49. Soriano, John Michael M.
50. Soriano, Sandara B.
51. Velicaria, Hazel Anne A.
52. Victorio, Devy May M.
53. Virtudazo, Rimari Sheen B.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE, PHARMACY AND BIOLOGY
1. Basuyang, Bryan Adriel D.
2. Opolinto, Rysher Marc C.
3. Quitlong, Hyacinth Yhen G.
4. Soriano, Rhe-Ann L.
5. Tigno, Angel Josaine I.

NURSING & MIDWIFERY
1. Aligam, Chelsy Joelle T.
2. Briones, Syrel Mae T.
3. De Guzman, Bryaneric C.
4. Estillero, Althea Joselle Z.
5. Flores, Rashaly Jhace F.
6. Lambino, Chen Allyson D.
7. Magsombol, Mae Ann D.
8. Pangilinan, Shawn Iesteve C.
9. Quimson, Raven An D.
10. Senting Jr., Crisanto A.
11. Solomon, Emma Kryzlle A.
12. Valerio, Ashley Sabine G.
13. Yamamoto, Risa Q.

UL POZORRUBIO
1. Docusin, Chryelyn (Education)
2. Lampos, Emily S. (Hospitality & Tourism Mngt.)

]]> https://ul.edu.ph/featured-articles/10037-2/feed/ 0 https://ul.edu.ph/featured-articles/9895/ https://ul.edu.ph/featured-articles/9895/#comments Thu, 27 Aug 2026 00:35:33 +0000 https://ul.edu.ph/?post_type=featured_articles&p=9895 ]]> From Working Student to Police Major: The Inspiring Journey of University of Luzon Alumnus Leo Sison Llamas

The University of Luzon proudly celebrates the remarkable achievements of Police Major Leo Sison Llamas, a distinguished alumnus whose journey from working student to accomplished law enforcement leader serves as an inspiration to the entire UL community.

PMAJ Llamas began his academic journey at the University of Luzon College of Criminology, where he worked as a working student from 1994 to 1997 while pursuing his studies. Through perseverance, dedication, and hard work, he earned his Bachelor of Science in Criminology degree from the University of Luzon in 1997, laying the foundation for a successful career in public service. He later furthered his education by completing a Master of Science in Criminology.

Today, PMAJ Llamas serves as the Assistant Unit Chief of Investigation of the Philippine National Police Regional Maritime Unit 1, where he contributes significantly to investigative operations, intelligence gathering, evidence handling, and leadership initiatives. His distinguished career also includes serving as Unit Chief of the Regional Police Drug Enforcement Unit 1 and the Provincial Police Drug Enforcement Unit of Pangasinan, as well as leadership roles in various municipal police stations across the province.

A passionate advocate of criminal investigation, PMAJ Llamas believes that investigation is both an art and a science that demands knowledge, resourcefulness, and sound judgment. Beyond his law enforcement duties, he shares his expertise as a criminology instructor, helping shape future generations of criminal justice professionals.

His extensive training in criminal investigation, intelligence operations, crime scene processing, fingerprint examination, laws and jurisprudence, and public safety leadership has enabled him to excel in both operational and academic settings.

The success of PMAJ Leo Sison Llamas reflects the University of Luzon’s mission of producing competent, ethical, and service-oriented professionals. His inspiring story demonstrates how determination, hard work, and commitment to excellence can transform challenges into opportunities for success.
The University of Luzon proudly honors PMAJ Leo Sison Llamas as one of its outstanding alumni whose achievements continue to bring pride and distinction to the institution.

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