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Adamson University
Pamantasang Adamson
Seal of Adamson University.png
Motto Thee Thy Will;
Education with a Heart;
Veritas in Caritate
("Truth in Charity")
Established 20 June 1932
Type Private, Roman Catholic, Vincentian
President Rev. Fr. Gregorio L. Bañaga, Jr., C.M.
Students approx. 16,000
Location Philippines Manila, Philippines
Campus Urban 4.7 hectares
Former names Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry
Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry and Engineering
Hymn Adamson Hymn
Colors Adamson colors.svg Navy Blue and White
Nickname Soaring Falcons
Mascot (Adam, Sonny, and Sonia)
Affiliations ASAIHL, ACUP, CEAP, COCOPEA, FAAP, IAU, IFCU, PAASCU, PACU, PACUCOA, SMIIC, UAAP
Website www.adamson.edu.ph

Adamson University (A d U) is a private and Catholic university in Manila, Philippines, founded on June 20, 1932 by Greek immigrant George Lucas Adamson as the Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry. On February 5, 1941, the school was granted university status by the Department of Education, and on December 4, 1964, the university was turned over to the Vincentian Fathers of the Congregation of the Mission (C.M.) and was incorporated into the Adamson-Ozanam Education Institutions, Inc. Adamson University is also a Member of the University Athletics Association of the Philippines(UAAP).[1] Its patron saint is Saint Vincent de Paul.

Adamson University has programs in Graduate School, Law, the Liberal Arts, Sciences, Engineering, Nursing, Pharmacy, Architecture, Business Administration, Education, as well as secondary, elementary, and preparatory education. Adamson University has eight distinguished courses for Center of Development and Center of Excellence identified by the Commission on Higher Education and has been granted Autonomous Status.[2] It is a member of the University Athletic Association of the Philippines.

Recently, Adamson University has been included in the Top 200+ universities in Asia through Quacquarelli Symonds Asia University Rankings 2011.[3][4] This makes Adamson University as Top 9 in the rankings nationwide and Top 5 in the Metro Manila area.

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[edit] History

Dr. George Lucas Adamson, a Greek chemist from Athens, founded the Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry on June 20, 1932 to train young men and women in practical industrial chemistry. It started as a one-classroom school that evolved into the Adamson School of Industrial Chemistry and Engineering on February 19, 1936. Its application for university status was approved by the Secretary of Public Instruction on February 5, 1941 and thereafter it has been known as Adamson University.[5]

Shortly after the opening, George Adamson invited his cousin Alexander Athos Adamson to work in the school. Alexander Adamson joined the administration on July 15, 1932, serving at various times as Vice-President, Treasurer and Registrar. In 1934, Alexander's brother, George Athos Adamson, came to work in the school, becoming Dean of the College of Engineering of the university.[6]

Evdoxia Savaides Adamson, wife of Fabio Lucas Adamson, started working and teaching in the university in 1939, then served as Dean of the College of Education and of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Sofia Adamson, George Athos Adamson's wife, taught in the College of Education after arriving in 1939 and briefly served as Directress of the Junior Normal College.[7]

With the exception of George Athos and Sofia, who left after the Second World War, all the members of the Adamson family remained working in the university until its turnover to the Vincentian Fathers and Brothers of the Congregation of the Mission in 1964. George Lucas Adamson served as President from the beginning until 1967, for a total of 35 years including a three-year holdover stint.[8]

Before finally settling on its permanent home along San Marcelino Street in 1946 after the war, the school stayed in three different locations: Sta. Cruz (1932–1933), San Miguel (1933–1939) and Intramuros (1939–1941). In San Marcelino, the university expanded with the acquisition of the Meralco building in 1968 and the St. Theresa's College-Manila campus in 1977, both just across the street.[9]

Presidents of

Adamson University
Dr. George Lucas Adamson
1932 - 1967;
Fr. Leandro I. Montañana, C.M.
1967 - 1985;
Fr. Rolando S. Dela Goza, C.M.
1985 - 1994;
Fr. Jimmy A. Belita, C.M.
1994 - 2003;
Fr. Gregorio L. Bañaga, Jr., C.M.
2003 - present

The transfer of ownership in 1964 incorporated the university into the Adamson-Ozanam Educational Institutions, Inc. It also led to its transition from a secular to a Catholic institution, with the Vincentians holding top administrative posts and becoming majority members of the Board of Trustees. St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the C.M., was declared university patron saint and the motto "Veritas in Caritate" (Truth in Charity) was adopted.

Although Adamson University was founded as a secular school, when the Vincentian Fathers took over, they introduced religious programs to place it in line with the ideals of Catholic education. A theology department was opened and campus ministry was strengthened, Masses were held daily, religious icons and celebrations were introduced on the University campus.

Prime Minister Leandro I. Montañana, C.M., a Spanish Vincentian, was the second President, but the first under the Vincentian (C.M.) administration. He served in that capacity until 1985 when Fr. Rolando S. Dela Goza, C.M., the first Filipino President, took the office and held it until 1994. Next came Fr. Jimmy Belita, C.M., university President until 2003 who in turn was succeeded by the current President Fr. Gregorio L. Bañaga, Jr., C.M.

While remaining best known for its Chemistry and Engineering programs, Adamson University gradually added Architecture, Sciences, Pharmacy, Business, Education, Liberal Arts, Law, Graduate, Basic Education, and Theology courses. In the 1990s, it registered its highest enrollment figure ever: 21,994 students.

A new vision was articulated, basically that of offering affordable quality education especially for the socially disadvantaged - one not substantially different from the Founder's who wanted to help Filipinos gain a livelihood by offering a maximum amount of practical education in a minimum amount of time. In keeping up with the new millennium's challenges and demands, the university responded by offering information technology (Computer) and health care (Nursing, Caregiver) courses.

Today, it is a dynamic and harmonious community of administrators, faculty, employees and students teaming up in pursuit of academic excellence to produce socially responsible and globally competitive graduates. In acknowledgement of the holistic education that they got, many alumni continue to support what their Alma Mater proudly offers as an "Education with a Heart."

Adamson University celebrated its diamond jubilee on February 5–11, 2007 during which occasion it was also declared a Historic Site by the National Historical Institute.[10]

[edit] University Administrators

*University President: Rev. Fr. GREGORIO L. BAÑAGA, Jr., C.M.


*Vice-President for Academic Affairs: Rev. Fr. FRANCISCO NICHOLAS P. MAGNAYE, Jr., C.M.


*Associate Vice-President for Academic Affairs: DR. MYRNA L. AÑES


*Vice-President for Finance: Rev. Fr. MAXIMINO D. RENDON, C.M.


*Vice-President for Student Affairs: Rev. Fr. ANDREW S. BAYAL, C.M.


*Vice-President for Administration: Mrs. ANA LIZA M. RAGOS

[edit] Campus

Adamson University is located in San Marcelino Street, Ermita in Manila. The Technological University of the Philippines, Santa Isabel College, Emilio Aguinaldo College, and Philippine Normal University are its nearest neighbors. Adamson University has seven buildings occupying 4.7 hectares of land:

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    Adamson University

  • Saint Vincent de Paul Building

  • Francis Regis Clet Building

  • Saint Vincent Hall

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    St. Vincent Gym
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  • Saint Vincent Building is the main building and houses the College of Law and Graduate School.
  • Saint Therese Building is the former site of Saint Theresa's College, which was absorbed into Adamson University. Within its grounds are the Saint Therese Quadrangle, Botanical Garden, Adamson University Chapel and Speech Laboratory. It houses the Vice President for Student Affairs' Office, College of Education and Liberal Arts, College of Sciences, College of Pharmacy and College of Business Administration.
  • Cardinal Santos Building, formerly owned by Meralco, currently houses the University President's Office, the Registrar's Office, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Vice Presidents for Finance's Office and the College of Architecture.
  • Ozanam Building houses most of the university's technical laboratories and the College of Engineering and its departments.
  • John Perboyre Building has classrooms and an audio-visual room
  • Saint Francis Regis Clet Building houses the University's Basic Education Department
  • Father Leandro Montañana Building houses the University Library on the first three floors and the College of Nursing.

Other facilities:

  • Adamson University Gymnasium is the training center for the athletic sport team Adamson Falcons for any extramural events especially in University Athletic Association of the Philippines and other athletic sport events inside the country.
  • Adamson University Student Center
  • Adamson University Theater where all the University's cultural activities take place. It houses the Art Gallery and the Integrated Community Extension Service.
  • Plaza de San Vicente houses the Falcon Radio Station and the Gallery Cafe
  • Saint Vincent Hall
  • Falcon Bridge connects the Cardinal Santos Building, Saint Therese Building, Father Leandro Montañana Building and Ozanam Building.


[edit] Colleges and academic programs

[edit] Graduate School

  • Doctor of Philosophy in Education
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Management
  • Master of Arts in Education
    • Specialization in:
      • Supervision and Administration
      • Computer-Aided Instruction
  • Master of Business Administration
  • Master of Science in Chemistry
  • Master of Science in Management Engineering
  • Master in Information Technology
  • Master of Engineering
  • Master of Science in Pharmacy
  • Master of Arts in Theology
    • Majors in:
      • Pastoral Ministry
      • Dogmatic Studies
      • Vincentian Studies

[edit] College of Law

  • Bachelor of Science in Architecture

[edit] College of Business Administration

  • Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
  • Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
    • Majors in:
      • Financial Management
      • Business Economics
      • Marketing Management
      • Operations Management
  • Bachelor of Science in Customs Administration
  • Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management

[edit] College of Education and Liberal Arts

  • Bachelor of Elementary Education
    • Major in:
      • Special Education (SPED)
  • Bachelor of Secondary Education
    • Majors in:
      • English
      • Social Studies
      • Mathematics
      • Filipino
      • MAPEH
  • Bachelor of Arts in Communication
  • Bachelor of Arts
    • Majors in:
      • Economics
      • Philosophy
      • Political Science
  • Bachelor of Physical Education
    • Major in:
      • Sports and Wellness Management

[edit] College of Engineering

  • Bachelor of Science in Ceramic Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
  • Bachelor of science in Computer Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Geology
  • Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
  • Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering

[edit] College of Nursing

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing

[edit] College of Pharmacy

  • Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy

[edit] College of Science

  • Bachelor of Science in Biology
  • Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
  • Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
  • Bachelor of Science in Information Technology
  • Bachelor of Science in Information System
  • Bachelor of Science in Psychology
  • Associate in Computer Technology

[edit] National Service Training Program

  • Citizen Military Service
  • Literacy Training Service
  • Civic Welfare Training Services

[edit] Basic Education

  • Kindergarten 1 and 2
  • Grade School and High School (Boys and Girls) with Computer Subjects

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[edit] Accreditations and Affiliations

Adamson University is an accredited member of various national and international educational organizations:

[edit] Grading system

Like Ateneo de Manila University and University of the Philippines, Adamson University is a Zero based grading system school. A “Fail” policy is strictly observed, except on output-based subjects (e.g. thesis or its equivalent, and internship), where “No grade” is given. A student would only earn credits for the subject if he passed both the lecture and laboratory components. The student is required to re-enroll both the lecture and laboratory if he/she failed either of the components. Due to inherent differences in the course requirements of different subjects in the various programs, the parameters used for the evaluation of students' performance and its corresponding weight are based on the course objectives as stipulated in the syllabus. The course requirements and its corresponding weight distribution are consensuses among the faculty handling the same subject or should be decided upon by an individual faculty who is the only one handling the subject. In either case the course requirements and its corresponding weight distribution is verified and confirmed by the dean/chair. Grades in the examinations, quizzes, and other requirements are computed as the percentage of raw scores and shall not be transmuted. The passing grade is 70%. The course requirements, its breakdown, and the computation of grade are provided for to the students by their respective professors at the start of the semester. See Academic grading in the Philippines for the Grade Point Scale.[12]

[edit] Student life

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An Adamsonian education is a twofold package: an enriching of the mind and a molding of a character that embraces the Vincentian spirit of compassion for the socially disadvantaged. Students get the best of both worlds, bringing with them the same dual grooming as they take on careers. As part of the workforce, Adamsonians have made important contributions that impact on society as a whole.

The Office for Student Affairs (OSA) assumes the responsibility for managing the growth and development of students. The OSA works with the Vice-President for Student Affairs (VPSA) in the implementation of policies promoting students' welfare.


  • OFFICE FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS - NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM
    • Ground Floor., Saint Therese Building, 900 San Marcelino Street Ermita, Manila, Philippines
    • Tel. No.: 400-0923, 525-7013, 527-1823
    • 524-2011 locals 102, 129, 133, 243.


  • Atty. JULIUS A. BABISTA - Director, Office for Student Affairs and National Service Training Program
    • Ms. JOCELYN R. OAEL - Office Secretary
    • Ms. SHERYL B. DUHAYLUNGSOD - Coordinator, NSTP Department


  • Ms. LEAH P. PLATON-PANDICO,MBA., LLB. - Head, Student Development Section
    • Mr. Tyler R. Ramos,MBA. - Senior Coordinator
    • Ms. Kristina Mae T. Padel - Coordinator


  • Prof. BERNARDO R. RANCES - Head, Student Discipline Section
    • Ms. Flordeliza V. Garcia - Coordinator


There are also international students who are currently enrolled at Adamson. These students are from South Korea, China, Taiwan, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries, as well as from Bangladesh, Iran and some African countries.

[edit] Student Government

The Adamson University Student Government (AUSG) was established on October 11, 1981 after a three stage election that started the basic political unit in the university.

On March 18 and 19, 1983, the Constitution, drafted by the student parliament convened as a constituent body, was unanimously ratified in a University-wide plebiscite. Intended to serve as a laboratory for student leadership, the AUSG features a modified presidential system with parliamentary powers operating on the principle of diffusion of powers. It consists of three branches, namely: the Executive Council, the Student Parliament, and the Judiciary.

Among other things, student government intends to unite the whole studentry towards the realization of the University's Vision and Mission of education, promote and protect students' rights and welfare, foster closer Christian brotherhood among the students and other sectors of society, and instill national consciousness for the advancement of the Filipino people.


  • ADAMSON UNIVERSITY STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
    • 2011-2012


  • EXECUTIVE
  • President: Mr. Edward B. Lacap
    • Vice-President for Internal Affairs: Mr. Adrian B. Cueto
    • Vice-President for External Affairs: Mr. Norielito O. Cruz
    • Secretary: Ms. Mary Ann O. Viniegra
    • Treasurer: Ms. Via Angelica R. Dalida
    • Auditor: Not Applicable
    • Press Relation Officer: Mr. Allison S. Torres


  • Special Head Committees


  • STUDENTS GRIEVANCE and CONCERN
    • Chairman: Mr. John Paul G. Macadangdang
    • Vice-Chairman: Mr. Dyonne Daryl Y. Punzalan


  • SPORTS and RECREATION
    • Chairman: Mr. JOVITO P. MANALAYSAY
    • Vice-Chairman: Mr. RAY GERICK G. PARAGAS


  • SOCIAL ISSUES and ADVOCACIES
    • Chairman: Mr. JOHN ARBIE R. CONGSON
    • Vice-Chairman: Mr. JHON ANDREI D.J. HULAR


  • Source: Office for Student Affairs (Student Development Section)

[edit] Publications

There are three main publications at Adamson University.

  • The Adamson Chronicle, the official student publication of Adamson University
  • The Adamson News, the official institutional publications of Adamson University and
  • Touchstone, the quarterly magazine of Adamson University

[edit] Integrated Community Extension Service

Students are encouraged to participate in social action and in the community extension services of the University. They are invited to get involved actively in sharing their time, talents and treasures implementing community organization and development programs, activities and services for the marginalized. These programs are under the office of Integrated Community Extension Services (ICES) in coordination with the academic and co-academic offices.

[edit] List of Recognized Student Organizations

2011-2012

  • ACADEMIC
    • 1. ACOES - Adamson Computer Engineering Society
    • 2. AUECESS - Adamson University Electronics Engineering Students Society
    • 3. ACOMSS - Adamson Computer Science Society
    • 4. ADJMA - Adamson Junior Marketing Association
    • 5. ADU-ACES - Adamson University - Association of Civil Engineering Students
    • 6. ADUCHESS - Adamson University Chemical Engineering Students Society
    • 7. ADU-PULITIKA - Adamson University - Political science students United in Living out its Identity for Truth, Integrity, Knowledge and Academic supremacy.
    • 8. ADU-SVST SOPHIA - Adamson University - St.Vincent School of Theology Students of Philosophy Association
    • 9. ADUBES - Adamson University Business Economics Society
    • 10. AHMS - Adamson Hospitality Management Students
    • 11. ANSA - Adamson Nursing Students' Association
    • 12. AUBS - Adamson University Biology Society
    • 13. AUCS - Adamson University Chemical Society
    • 14. AUEESS - Adamson University Electrical Engineering Student's Society
    • 15. AUMACOMMS - Adamson University Mass Communication Society
    • 16. AUMEGA - Adamson University Mining Engineering and Geology Association
    • 17. AUMS - Adamson University Mathematics Society
    • 18. AUPS - Adamson University Pyschological Society
    • 19. AUSES - Adamson University Society of Econimcs Students
    • 20. AUYEA - Adamson University Young Educators Association
    • 21. FJCPPHA-RHO - Federation of the Junior Chapters of the Philippine Pharmacists' Association - Rho Chapter
    • 22. ADU-IT and M Society - Adamson University Information Technology and Management Society
    • 23. JFINEX - Junior Financial Executives Adamson University
    • 24. JMA - Junior Management Association
    • 25. JPIA-ADU - Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants of Adamson University
    • 26. PIIE-ORSP - Philippine Institute of Industrial Engineering - Operations Research Society of the Philippines
    • 27. PSME-ADU SU - Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineering - Adamson University Student Unit
    • 28. UAPSA-ADU - United Architects of the Philippines Student's Auxiliary - Adamson University
    • 29. UCAS-ADU - Unified Customs Administration Society - Adamson University
  • CO-ACADEMIC
    • 1. BKK - Bunka Koryu Kai
    • 2.CS-WEB TEAM - Computer Science Web Team
    • 3. PSAU - Physics Society of Adamson University
  • SOCIO-CIVIC
    • 1. AB - Aquing Bicol
    • 2. ADUMS - Adamson University Mountaineers
    • 3. AIESEC-ADU - AIESEC - Adamson University
    • 4. ASA-ADU - Academic Scholars Alliance of Adamson University
    • 5. AUFAP-FRIENDS - Adamson University Financial Aid Program - Friends
    • 6. GRAVITY SET-ADU - GRAVITY Skills, Expertise, and Talents of Adamson University
    • 7. HIMIG - Musicians of Adamson University
    • 8. JPCS-ADU - Junior Philippine Computer Society - Adamson University
    • 9. MESAU - Mountaineering and Explorations Society of Adamson University
    • 10. RHO-OMICRON SOCIETY - Rho Omicron Society Adamson University Manila, Philippines
    • 11. TNT - Tinik ng Teatro
    • 12. TSVP - Tanghalang San Vicente de Paul
    • 13. VOLUNTEERS - Volunteers Organization of Adamson University
  • Source: Office for Student Affairs (Student Development Section)

[edit] Notable alumni

Main article: List of Adamson University alumni

[edit] Politics and governance

[edit] Sports

[edit] Arts, culture, religion and entertainment

[edit] References

  1. ^ http://www.adamson.edu.ph/about/history.shtml
  2. ^ "Adamson University Deregulated Status". http://www.adamson.edu.ph/news/2010/06/news02.shtml. 
  3. ^ http://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/asian-university-rankings/2011?page=7
  4. ^ http://www.adamson.edu.ph/news/2011/06/news04.shtml
  5. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  6. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  7. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  8. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  9. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  10. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  11. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf
  12. ^ http://www.aduitm.com/adminpanel/editor/kcfinder/upload/files/Student%20Manual%202010%20(final).pdf

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