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University of the Philippines College Cebu

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    • Cebu City, Cebu, Philippines
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• History & Memorable Moments

University of the Philippines, Cebu College (commonly referred to as U.P. Cebu or U.P.V.C.C.) is a college in Cebu City under the University of the Philippines, Visayas, together with three other satellite campuses namely (Miag-ao, Iloilo,and Tacloban). It was founded in 1918, ten years after U.P. was founded in 1908. The campus is located in Gorordo Avenue, Lahug, Cebu City (one of the most progressive cities in the Philippines). It occupies a 12-hectare site which was donated by the Cebu Provincial Government in 1929. The campus is within parts of three barangays: Barangay Lahug, Barangay Camputhaw and Barangay Kamagong. The U.P. Oblation serves as the political boundary for Barangay Lahug and Camputhaw. Due to lack of government financial support (a perennial U.P. problem), the school was closed for about 10 years until it reopened in 1963. During the years it was closed, the site was used by the Jesuits as a school called Berchmans College. But until now it still faces the same problem it had before. ^[1]

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• Teachers (Where are they now?)
  • Malagar, Leo B. (May 1991 - May 1993)
  • Millan, Armand Simeon Latada (June 1994 - October 1997)
  • Noynay, Ben M (June 1982 - March 1989)
  • Talam, Francis Ray Mullet (November 1994 - May 2001)
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