University of Luzon Congratulates BA Psychology 4th-Year Student and Alumna for Passing the CHRA August and September Examination
Posted on 1st of Oct 2026 by UL Administrator
The University of Luzon proudly congratulates Justine Margarette C. Calimoso and Mae Anne S. Asuncion, for successfully earning the Certified Human Resource Associate (CHRA) credential, reflecting their knowledge, dedication, and growing competence in understanding people and organizations.
Ms. Calimoso, a 4th-year BA Psychology student, passed the CHRA Examination administered by the Human Resource Educators’ Association of the Philippines (HREAP) as part of Batch 74 in August 2026. Her achievement reflects the value of education in preparing students for the labor market through relevant knowledge, practical learning, and professional development.
Meanwhile, Ms. Asuncion, an alumna of the BA Psychology Program under the College of Liberal Arts (CLA), earned the same qualification as part of Batch 75 in September 2026. She also recently passed the September 2026 Psychometrician Licensure Examination (PMLE) and is now a Registered Psychometrician. Her accomplishments demonstrate how the knowledge and skills gained through her academic journey continue to support her professional growth in both Psychology and Human Resource Management.
Their accomplishments highlight the role of the University in developing human capital and preparing future professionals for meaningful contributions to the workplace. Through their respective journeys, both continue to represent the values and learning gained from their time at UL.
These accomplishments also support the University’s efforts toward sustainable development through education and employment opportunities. The University of Luzon recognizes the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG 4: Quality Education, by promoting lifelong learning and professional preparation, and SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth, by developing skills that strengthen employability and support future workplace contributions.
The UL community, together with their CLA family, celebrates Marga and Mae’s success and wishes them continued growth in their chosen careers. Keep striving, keep learning, and continue making us proud, Proud Luzonians!