February 4: Wednesday
3: 00PM Meeting
Location: Research Institute Conference Room
1.Dean Dave Ampil
2.Dr Reyes of the Scholarship Committee
3.Dr. M. Cleofas, the President of the local Alumni- NO SHOW
4.Dr Jennifer Nailes, Head of the Research Department
5.Dr Debbie Songco, Head of the Committee responsible for the lectures
6.Dr. Floro Madarcos of the Scholarship Committee.
7.Josephine “Penny” Bundoc- UERM AFUSA friend
8.Leandro Maranan-Treasurer of UERM AFUSA
9.Vickie Casibang/ UERM AFUSA Adviser
10.Edna Solitario-Vice-Chair UERM AFUSA
February 9: Monday
12 noon meeting- attendees will meet at the office of Pres. Uy
1. Pres. Uy
2. Wilson Young
3. Rommel Aquino
4. Pauline Aquino
5. Ric Flores
6. Myrna Ortega
7. Leandro Maranan
8. Elwin Bustos
9. Nardo Buena
10. Orson Batad
11. Vickie Casibang
12. Allan Quijano
13. IRIS Militar
14. Dean David Ampil
15. Edna Solitario.
February 10: Tuesday
11:00 AM at Cohan Auditorium
UERM AFUSA HOUR
Followed by lunch in Room 501.
Once we started the program, attendees settled down. Chairman Rommel Aquino greeted everybody and gave a little history of UERM AFUSA.
Trustee Elwin Bustos presented a check, accepted by Dean Ampil from Class’84 for faculty development.
The BOTs presented a check for 2026-2027 school year to Dean Ampil who was appreciative of the donation of UERM AFUSA.
Jennifer Nailes gave her testimony about how UERM AFUSA help with the COM Research.
Cyrus Lee gave a beautiful testimony about his journey. This student is a good speaker.
Arianna Macaraeg gave an emotional testimony, thankful of the Anna Lisa scholarship from Rene and Susan Raymundo. My eyes were wet by the time she finished, another student with great potential.
Maria Junnele Cruz, Gold Scholar, eloquent, good speaker, lot of potential.
President Ric Flores and Assistant Secretary Myrna Ortega gave testimonies about journeys and involvement with UERM AFUSA.
We adjourned the presentation on time and invited the Attendees to have lunch with UERM AFUSA BOTs.
Overall, it was a successful An Hour with UERM AFUSA, but there is always room for improvement.
Edna Solitario, M. D.
