HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR DEAR CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT
May GOD Bless you outpuringly!
May GOD Bless you outpuringly!
Josemarian Barcil
September 3, 2012
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
Corinthian Birthdays: Arch. Emman Yuzon
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Emman Yuzon
August 23, 2012
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Corinthian Birthdays: Arch. Arnulfo "Ompong" Foronda
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Arnulfo "Ompong" Foronda
August 15, 2012
Corinthian Birthdays: Arch. Dave Cabigao
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Dave Cabigao
August 17, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Corinthian Birthdays: Arch. Manuel Lumotan
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Manuel Lumotan
August 15, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Corinthian Birthdays: Happy Birthday Arch. Erwin Canonizado
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Erwin Canonizado
August 16, 2012
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Corinthian Shares: Let's Join the Nation in Helping the Flood Victims
Hoping and Praying for the Safety of all our members!
The chapter is willing to extend help
to members affected by the flooding.
Should you have information or would like to seek assistance please PM
the admin of this page or contact the Committee on Social Services and Outreach
Program thru 09175612527 or the Chapter Secretary thru 09228489304.
We also like to encourage unaffected members to extend help
by donating goods, and cash pledges through same contact numbers or the Philippine National Red Cross with details on the attached photo:
Successfull 1st GMM for Corinthian Architects
July 26, 2012 was a special day for Corinthian Architects
when more than 90 members attended the 1st General Membership
Meeting to witness the Induction of Officers and New Members at the Bayleaf
Hotel in Intramuros, Manila.
The event was graced with the presence of the UAP Vice
President for Area B. Arch. Ernesto Tianco, representing our National President
Arch. Rosanno Rosal as Guest of Honor.
Arch. Tianco was full of humor as he inspires and encouraged Corinthian
architects on the UAP National thrust for the year,
"Protect the PROFESSION, Promote the PRACTICE, SERVE THE MEMBERS".
"Protect the PROFESSION, Promote the PRACTICE, SERVE THE MEMBERS".
We are also fortunate that our Regional District Director
for B2 Arch. Aurora “Babes” Medina facilitated the Charging of Officers and New
Members, and the Oath by our Area B Vice President. Arch. Medina also provided insights on the Districts Thrust
on “Moving Ahead in the Practice of the Profession”.
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| BOD as they take their oath of office |
The biggest surprise of the evening was when our Immediate
Past District Director: Arch. Mark
Louie Soriquez announced that UAP Manila Corinthian Chapter is the Model
Chapter for District B2 for the Fiscal year 2011-2012, making it our fifth. This was an unexpected but welcomed
surprise for the chapter and a timely gift as we start the fiscal year.
Guided by the legacy of our Past Chapter Presidents, Arch.
Ludivico P. Idano once again laid the foundations to an exciting year for all
Corinthian architects on his 2nd Term. The Chapter’s thrust for the year is “Leadership through
Passion and Inspiration: Corinthians Legacy to Service Oriented
Architecture”.
This was further explained with the 3-fold thrust of the LPI
Presidency:
·
Legacy
·
Profession, Professional, Professional
Organization, Professional Product
·
Initiative
Legacy was exemplified with the attendance of our Past
Chapter Presidents:
·
Arch. Wilfredo Gacutan
·
Arch. Gabbie Cascante
·
Arch. Abe Relleve
·
Arch. Marlou Campaner
·
Arch. Patrick Rodriguez
·
Arch. Pamela Constantino
Initiative, Service and Commitment was honored when our
Chapter President Arch. Vhic handed out Plaques and Tokens of Appreciation to selected members.
Plaques of Appreciation to the BOD for FY 2011-2012
Chapter
President: Arch. Ludivico
Idano
Vice
Pres. Internal: Arch. Rommel
Ripotola
Vice
Pres. External: Arch. Omar
Palero
Secretary: Arch.Leonard
Cordero
Treasurer: Arch. Alvin
Tejada
Auditor: Arch. Archie
Bermejo
Directors: Arch. Josimarian
Barcil
Arch. Dave
Cabigao
Immediate
Past President: Arch. Pamela
Constantino
It has been a long time tradition that we recognize efforts of exemplary officers or members in order to inspire the general membership. Gawad Gintong Ani, the highest Chapter Presidential Citation is given to the chapter member whose for exemplary achievements in the Profession. Gawad Gintong Parangal and Gawad Parangal sa Pagtalima sa Tungkulin are awards to recognize service to the chapter and the Gawad Gintong Sibol recognizes Initiative from New Members. This years awardee for the Corinthian of the Year were recognized for their dedication and commitment to the chapter by constantly taking part in the different activities not withstanding the distance.
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Gawad Gintong Parangal: Arch.Pam
Constantino
Gawad Gintong
Sibol: Arch.
Sheyne Sanchez
Arch.
Andrea Santos
Arch.
Gerald Maurin
Gawad Gintong
Ani: Arch.
Marlou Campaner
Gawad Parangal sa Pagtalima sa
Tungkulin:
Arch.
Omar Palero (BOD)
Arch.
Monica Pujalte (Member)
Corinthians of The Year:
Arch.
Herminio Reyes
Arch.
Alvin Timoteo
Arch.
Mike Galaites
Another major highlight of the evening was Induction of 13 new members to the growing UAP- Manila Corinthian Chapter family.
Members left the venue with pride and excitement as we look forward to the chapter activities in the coming months.
It was indeed a successfull event made possible by the generosity of sponsors:
- Emerald Pipes
- SEA Olympus
- Crown Pipes
and our hard-working BOD with our Chapter Secretary Arch. Monica Pujalte as Program Manager.
Monday, August 6, 2012
Corinthian Shares: Trails to Empower Kids - Quirino
Appeal to All Corinthian Architects:
As architects, creativity is a value we are fortunate to have been nurtured growing up. The same value is what we want to encourage all children to possess.
Toys help kids build creativity, self-confidence and responsibility. If you have old toys just gathering dust in your cabinets, please donate them to TREK (Trails to Empower Kids). We will join them for an outreach at Tamsi Primary School and Kakidugen Primary School in Nagtipunan, Quirino this August 24-27.
Check their FB page https://www.facebook.com/TrailsToEmpowerKids for more details. Aside from toys, we can also donate old storybooks or cash so they can buy backpacks, raincoats and boots for the kids.
PM the admin for pledges.
Thank you in advance!
Project Background:
Early this month, our group traveled to Quirino, a landlocked province in the Cagayan
Region. We journeyed for almost 15 hours, 4 hours on foot on a trail filled with mud
that sometimes slope up to 45 degrees.
After crossing 7 stream
As architects, creativity is a value we are fortunate to have been nurtured growing up. The same value is what we want to encourage all children to possess.
Toys help kids build creativity, self-confidence and responsibility. If you have old toys just gathering dust in your cabinets, please donate them to TREK (Trails to Empower Kids). We will join them for an outreach at Tamsi Primary School and Kakidugen Primary School in Nagtipunan, Quirino this August 24-27.
Check their FB page https://www.facebook.com/TrailsToEmpowerKids for more details. Aside from toys, we can also donate old storybooks or cash so they can buy backpacks, raincoats and boots for the kids.
PM the admin for pledges.
Thank you in advance!
Project Background:
Early this month, our group traveled to Quirino, a landlocked province in the Cagayan
Region. We journeyed for almost 15 hours, 4 hours on foot on a trail filled with mud
that sometimes slope up to 45 degrees.
After crossing 7 stream
s, we reached a community situated on top of a mountain.
There we met Maestro Diego, the lone teacher at Sitio Tamsi, San Dionisio II, in
Nagtipunan, Quirino.
In 2005, Maestro Diego was assigned to conduct a study on putting up a school at
that area. At first he was hesitant, but he did anyway and from then on, he started
teaching until he became a regular teacher in 2009.
Today, he has 70 students ranging from kinder to grade 4. Due to the long trek, he
lives there during weekdays and goes home to his family in Santiago City, Isabela on
weekends.
Tamsi is a part or a group that belongs to an ethnic group called Ilongot. Since the
community is in a remote area and has a growing population, the government
decided to put up a primary school within its community, which is now Tamsi Primary
School.
We asked Maestro Diego why he chose to trek hours every week, live in a
community with no electricity and limited water source and he said, "there is no
greater calling and feeling. Here they call me 'Maestro' an utmost respect that cannot
be bought or be given to any teacher individually."
Please help us support Maestro Diego. On August 26, we will go back to Tamsi
Primary School to deliver the school's much needed assistance. The students are in
dire need of school supplies, books, rain gears and lamps.
Aside from Tamsi Primary School, we will also visit Kakidugen Primary School and
hopefully bring them also help.
TREK Quirino will be the Trails to Empower Kids or TREK's 13th mission.
There we met Maestro Diego, the lone teacher at Sitio Tamsi, San Dionisio II, in
Nagtipunan, Quirino.
In 2005, Maestro Diego was assigned to conduct a study on putting up a school at
that area. At first he was hesitant, but he did anyway and from then on, he started
teaching until he became a regular teacher in 2009.
Today, he has 70 students ranging from kinder to grade 4. Due to the long trek, he
lives there during weekdays and goes home to his family in Santiago City, Isabela on
weekends.
Tamsi is a part or a group that belongs to an ethnic group called Ilongot. Since the
community is in a remote area and has a growing population, the government
decided to put up a primary school within its community, which is now Tamsi Primary
School.
We asked Maestro Diego why he chose to trek hours every week, live in a
community with no electricity and limited water source and he said, "there is no
greater calling and feeling. Here they call me 'Maestro' an utmost respect that cannot
be bought or be given to any teacher individually."
Please help us support Maestro Diego. On August 26, we will go back to Tamsi
Primary School to deliver the school's much needed assistance. The students are in
dire need of school supplies, books, rain gears and lamps.
Aside from Tamsi Primary School, we will also visit Kakidugen Primary School and
hopefully bring them also help.
TREK Quirino will be the Trails to Empower Kids or TREK's 13th mission.
Corinthian Birthdays: Arch. Ruel Guillen
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT! GOD Bless you outpouringly!
Arch. Ruel Guillen
August 9, 2012
Thursday, August 2, 2012
Get To Know Your BOD: Arch. Josimarian O. Barcil, VP for Programs and Development
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR DEAR CORINTHIAN ARCHITECT
May GOD Bless you outpuringly!
May GOD Bless you outpuringly!
Josemarian Barcil
September 3, 2012
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