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Freshmen surge up to 37%
By Laarni Joyce S. Quiñones
Emerging . This semester’s enrolled freshmen within this semester has dramatically increased to an astounding 37% with a total
of 2,061 in population.
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Midwifery students elect officers
2nd year representative:
Sherlina P. Minguez
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External vice-president: Ersan Maturan
Secretary: Juri Sieger Pagalan
Assistant secretary: Annesty Jul Lausa
Treasurer: Charmie Panis
Assistant treasurer: Arne Jabla
Auditor: Allain Bhette Bautista
P.R.O: Rich me Love Englatera
Assistant P.R.O: Genard Palapar
1st year representative: Anne Ceres David
Departmental 1st year representatives:
College of Engineering
Shemseddin A. Disamurun
College of Maritime Education
Alyzza Yluj A. Fernandez
Christine Ann N. Saarinas
Jessica Marie G. Balay
Levi M. Martinez Jr.
Aldrich O. Gomez
Ruel L. Gallares
College of Education
Nelson L. Hinayon Jr.
College of Arts and Sciences
Necole Jei Cagulada
College of Business Administration
Brian Paul Yanga
College of Computer Studies
Sharry Jean L. Balane
College of Nursing
Abegail Cabiguin
Mark Sarte
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President: Nommie Jean C. Ponce
Internal vice-president: Ciena Barcelona
By Francis Almazan
v o l u m e
U
nder the supervision
of
the
Midwifery
Electoral Board (MidEB), the midwifery
students elected their
officers for the school
year 2013-2014 last July 3, 2013 in
their voting precinct at the nursing
building, Capitol University.
Ms. Nommie Jean C. Ponce
was elected as the president
of the Midwifery Student Body
Organization.
Meanwhile,
freshmen students from each
college in the university also
elected their representatives on that
same day.
Hereunder is the list of the newly
elected officers of the school of
midwifery:
New set of Midwifery SBO officers:
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c a p i t o l
c h r o n i c l e
apitol University’s freshmen population for the first semester of school year 2013-2014 surged up
to 37% of the total population from last school year’s 1,748 enrollees to 2,061 enrollees this year as
reported by Management Information System (MIS). Meanwhile 313 students increased this year’s
student count to 5% with that of last year’s.
Hereunder is the list of the Departmental population with its corresponding freshmen population.
DEPARTMENT
POPULATION
PERCENTAGE FRESHMEN
College of Maritime Education
1,958
38.84%
843
College of Business Administration
909
16.55%
342
College of Nursing and School of Midwifery 581 9.36%
85
College of Criminology 503 9.18%
214
College of Education 485 9.55%
234
College of Engineering 343 6.48%
111
College of Computer Studies 272 4.96