According to the recent data released by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on 1 October, pertaining to the Geodetic Engineers Computer-Based Licensure Examination given by the Board of Geodetic Engineering last September, 21 graduates from the Tarlac Agricultural University (TAU) triumphantly passed the exam.
From 1,322 examinees, the list of TAU passers are as follows:
l Engr. Christine Mae C. Antonio
l Engr. Marie Claudine Ambrae M. Baylon
l Engr. Harold G. Biyuin
l Engr. Angeline E. Caragay
l Engr. Frederick Pert M. Corpuz
l Engr. John Cedrick I. Diaz
l Engr. Esmael Frank G. Elenzano
l Engr. Janine J. Hilario
l Engr. Zia Eirresse D. Ildefonso
l Engr. Kyara Regina P. Marucut
l Engr. Lorna P. Navarro
l Engr. Jasmine C. Palasigue
l Engr. Hazel Joy G. Papa
l Engr. Lugui T. Patricio
l Engr. Fidel P. Quita III
l Engr. Mark Gil M. Rollo
l Engr. Sheena Mae C. Sagun
l Engr. Cris Alfred R. Valdez
l Engr. Jastony L. Valdez
l Engr. John Henry F. Valdez
l Engr. Cedrick G. Villanueva
The impressive performance of TAUโs graduates in this yearโs Computer Based GELE not only reflects the academic excellence and rigorous training provided by the College of Engineering and Technology (CET) but also highlights the dedication of the faculty members, the hard work of students, and the Universityโs continuous support to CET in producing professionals who can contribute meaningfully to national development.
Meanwhile, Dr. Ruben A. Parazo, CET Dean, lauded the new passers, emphasizing that their efforts are all worth it. โCongratulations on passing the board exam. The determination and perseverance youโve shown since the very first day you entered TAU-CET finally paid off.ย May your success lead to more opportunities towards fulfilling your career. For those who did not pass the exam, there is always a reason in every setback and it often leads us to discover new strength, wisdom, and opportunities we might have overlooked. Trust the process and trust God.ย Don't give up and keep moving forward,โ he said.
In addition, the Department Chairperson of the CET-Geodetic Engineering Engr. Genesis A. Casiรฑo applauded the passers for achieving a high percentage rating. โThe Department of Geodetic Engineering proudly celebrates the result of the recent licensure examination, where our first takers achieved 61.54% passing rateย which is a remarkable improvement compared to previous years. This milestone is a reflection not only of the perseverance and dedication of our students but also of the collective effort and support of the College of Engineering and Technology, the Association of Geodetic Engineering Students (AGES), the ACE Program under the Office of the Curriculum and Instruction (OCI), the Parents and Faculty Association (PFA), the Geodetic Engineers of the Philippines โ Tarlac Chapter and the tireless commitment of the Departmentโs faculty in teaching,โ he further emphasized.
โTogether, these collaborative efforts and support have created an enabling environment that fosters learning. With this success, we are further inspired to advance geodetic engineering education. Agbiag TAU,โ he added.
This milestone underscores the Universityโs unwavering commitment to producing competent professionals who are equipped to contribute to nation-building through science, technology, and innovation.
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