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BRIEF HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY

ngeles University Foundation (AUF),

formerly Angeles Institute of

Technology, was established on May

25, 1962 by spouses Dr. Barbara Yap-Angeles

and Mr. Agustin P. Angeles, and their children,

namely, Rosario, Lutgarda, Emmanuel, Antonio,

Jesusa, Josefina and Lourdes. After only less

than nine years of successful operation, it was

granted University status on April 16, 1971 by

the Philippine’s Department of Education,

Culture and Sports.

Motivated by the sincere desire to perpetuate the

missionary commitment of providing relevant and

quality education, the founding family executed a

Deed of Donation of their shareholdings in favor

of the foundation as starting fund which resulted

to the relinquishment of their ownership and

proprietary rights. AUF became a non-stock, non-

profit educational foundation on December 4,

1975 when it was incorporated under Republic

Act No. 6055 or the Foundation Law. Today, all

donations and bequests given to the AUF are tax

deductible.

Given that the University’s students and

employees were predominantly Catholic, the

founding family decided to convert AUF to a

Catholic university on February 14, 1978, thereby

making it the first in Central Luzon and the

fourteenth in the Philippines.

Realizing the need for a modern medical facility to

serve as the base hospital for its medical and

allied medical students, AUF established and

inaugurated the AUF Medical Center (AUFMC) on

February 23, 1990. Licensed for 125 beds, the

AUFMC is the only private tertiary teaching,

training and research hospital in Central Luzon

today.

In recognition of its exemplary performance

through the triad higher education functions of

instruction, research and community service,

AUF was granted autonomous status by the

Philippine Commission on Higher Education

(CHED) on October 27, 2003, thereby empowering

it to introduce innovations and function more

independently.

Now on its 46th year, AUF is proud to have

produced a total of 147 board topnotchers in

Medicine, Nursing, Education, Accountancy,

Engineering, Criminology, Physical Therapy,

Medical Technology and Occupational Therapy.

According to CHED, AUF today ranks 13th among

universities in the entire Philippines with at least

10 academic programs requiring government

licensure examinations.

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“No one should be denied education due to poverty”

Dr. Barbara Yap-AngelesFounder & First President

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VISION

Angeles University Foundation envisions to emerge as a

center of excellence in instruction, research, and community extension

services in the region and in the global community.

MISSION

To realize its vision, AUF commits itself to the

“total development of man for God and humanity”.

GOALS

Guided by its vision and mission, AUF aims to:

• Provide competent and dedicated faculty, state-of-the-art facilities and relevant

curricular programs responsive to the dynamically changing local and international

environment;

• Develop committed leaders and

professionals in various fields of

endeavor, imbued with genuine concern

for the improvement of the quality of

human life and of society in general;

• Spearhead feasible research projects

and implement outreach programs for

the benefit of the community,

particularly in the areas of sustainable

development and environment; and

• Promote quality education that will

impart knowledge and inculcate sound

moral values as it fosters love of God,

country and fellowmen.

This famous landmark in the College Campus symbolizes the struggle and

triumph of AUF to emerge as a center of excellence in education, research and

community service, both in the local and international communities. It was blessed

and inaugurated by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on May 25, 2002 during

the 40th

founding anniversary of AUF.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Most Rev. Paciano B. Aniceto

Chairman

Hon. Emmanuel Y. Angeles

Vice Chairman

Members

Dr. Alberto P. Fenix, Jr.

Mrs. Diosdado P. Macapagal, Jr.

Dr. Erlinda C. Pefianco

Mrs. Ma. Loreto A. Canlas

Dr. Rizalino S. Navarro

Justice Vicente V. Mendoza

Dr. Ricardo P. Pama

Dr. Norberto A. Viera

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles

University Chancellor

Dr. Ricardo P. Pama

University President

Dr. Nicanor C. Austriaco

Vice President for Academic Affairs

Ms. Sylvia M. Soriano

Vice President for Administration

Mrs. Ma. Loreto A. Canlas

Vice President for Finance

ADMINISTRATION

he Board of Trustees is the highest

governing body of the University. It

is composed of distinguished men

and women from education, business,

government, judiciary and the clergy. Past

members of the board include incumbent

Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-

Arroyo, Former President Diosdado P.

Macapagal, Former Senator Jose J. Roy,

Most Rev. Oscar V. Cruz, Senator Manuel A.

Roxas II, among others.

The Board is assisted by the Management

Committee tasked to oversee the daily

management and operations of the

University. Under the supervision of the

Management Committee are the deans and

heads of different academic and

administrative offices.

The University encourages shared

leadership and participatory management

in its effort to address the growing

demands of the academic community.

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FACULTY & STAFF

oday, AUF is staffed with 526 highly qualified faculty members. For their

continuing professional development, scholarships and grants are extended to

support their graduate studies and participation in international training

programs. Current faculty-student ratio is 1:16, thereby ensuring quality instruction

and close supervision of teaching and learning activities.

Another 300 non-teaching personnel (NTP) provide administrative support to the

University in carrying out its goals and

objectives.

Directly under the supervision of deans and

heads, both faculty and NTP are provided

equal opportunity to take active involvement

in professional organizations, both locally and

internationally. This is encouraged in order

that they remain in the mainstream of their

profession while keeping the University

abreast with the latest innovations useful and beneficial to the

academe.

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Classification of faculty according to

educational qualification Degree Number Percentage

( N= 526 )

Doctorate Degree 59 11.30 % Doctorate Units 65 12.36 % Master’s Degree 215 40.87 % Master’s Units 140 26.62 % Law/Medicine 84 15.97 % Bachelor 168 31.9 %

The AUF Management Committee together with the different deans and heads of academic and administrative units.

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CAMPUSES & FACILITIES

UF today operates in four (4) strategically located campuses. It has a total of 87

classrooms, 46 different laboratories, 74 dormitory rooms, 26 discussion rooms, 6

internet rooms and 3 audio-visual rooms. Fully air-conditioned, these facilities provide a

learning environment conducive to teaching, learning and research activities.

COLLEGE CAMPUS

The College Campus is located along

McArthur Highway, Angeles City,

Philippines, about 80 kilometers north of

Metro Manila. It sits on a two- hectare lot

and is home to administration offices,

School of Medicine and the Colleges of

Nursing, Allied Medical Professions,

Education, Engineering, Criminal Justice

Education, Arts & Sciences, Computer

Studies. It also houses the following facilities: Our Lady of Grace Chapel, St. Cecilia’s

Auditorium, AUF Covered Court, Information Technology Training Center and the Our Lady of

Lourdes Library Building.

AUF MEDICAL CENTER: The dream that almost remained a dream

The AUFMC is the first and only private tertiary

teaching, training and research hospital in Central

Luzon established on February 23, 1990. It serves as

the base hospital of AUF students in the medicine,

nursing and allied medical professions. Located

adjacent to the College Campus, it is licensed for

125-beds and equipped with state-of-the-art medical

facilities.

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AUF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

The AUF Professional Schools (AUFPS) is located

opposite the AUF Medical Center. Inaugurated by

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on December 16,

2004, it is home to the School of Law, Graduate School

and the College of Business Administration. Composed

of the north and south wings, the AUFPS houses

internet rooms, libraries, lecture rooms and offices.

AUF INTEGRATED SCHOOL

The AUF Integrated School is located

5-minutes away from the College Campus and

is home to the Grade School and High School

Departments. Its complete facilities, spacious

grounds and quiet surroundings provide for

an environment conducive to learning.

UNIVERSITY HOSTEL

The University Hostel opened its doors to student and

faculty residents in 1997. Located 5-minutes away

from the College Campus, it is complete with

amenities for comfortable, safe and accessible

dormitory accommodation.

The University Hostel is also equipped with a

laboratory kitchen and simulated hotel rooms for the

exclusive use of students pursuing Hotel and

Restaurant Management.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

GRADUATE SCHOOL Doctor of Business Administration Doctor of Philosophy in Education Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration Master in Business Administration Master in Information Technology Master in Nursing Master in Public Administration Master in Public Health Master of Arts in Education Master of Arts in Nursing Master of Arts in Teaching Master of Arts in Special Education Master of Engineering Master of Science in Information Technology Master of Science in Mathematics SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Doctor of Medicine

SCHOOL OF LAW Juris Doctor COLLEGE OF ALLIED MEDICAL PROFESSIONS BS Medical Laboratory Science BS Occupational Therapy BS Pharmacy BS Physical Therapy COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

AB Communication BS Biology BS Psychology

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINSITRATION

BS Accountancy BSBA Finance & Management Accounting BSBA Management & Entrepreneurship BSBA Marketing BSBA Marketing Management BSBA Marketing & Golf Management BS Hotel & Restaurant Management BS Human Resource Development Management BS Tourism COLLEGE OF COMPUTER STUDIES BS Computer Science BS Information Technology Associate in Computer Technology COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATION BS Criminology COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Bachelor of Elementary Education Bachelor of Secondary Education COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING BS Avionics Engineering Technology BS Civil Engineering BS Computer Engineering BS Electronics & Communications Engineering BS Engineering Management COLLEGE OF NURSING BS Nursing

Caregiver Program

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NETWORKS & LINKAGES

AUF recognizes the importance of establishing strategic networks and linkages to

provide faculty and students enriched learning experiences while exploring possibilities

for collaborative work in research and education.

ACADEMIC COOPERATION

At the forefront of establishing networks and linkages among foreign education

institutions is the AUF Office of International Affairs. It spearheads collaborative

undertakings which include student and faculty exchange, joint research projects,

cultural exchange and travel grants.

One of our pace setting in academic collaborations is the establishment of the AUF

College of Medicine Extension Campus at the St. Andrew’s International Academy in

Pune, India on June 29, 2005.

BUSINESS & INDUSTRY LINKAGE

Partnership with business and industry provide

support to the University through donation

programs, on-the-job training agreements,

scholarship grants and placement services. Joint

undertakings in community development services

are also undertaken through medical-dental

missions, livelihood development and literacy

programs. In the spirit of reciprocity, AUF assists

partner industries by providing manpower training

development and mentoring activities.

A recent addition to AUF’s roster of industry partners is Texas Instruments (TI), Philippines which donated a digital signal processing (DSP) laboratory in 2006 for the exclusive use of our Computer Engineering faculty and students. Very recently, TI turned over US$ 2 million worth of equipment to AUF for laboratory use.

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ALUMNI SUPPORT

While AUF is still a relatively young university, its many

graduates who are gainfully employed abroad attest to its

world-class standard. AUF involves its alumni in academic

and community development projects. The alumni,

specifically those from the College of Nursing, have pledged

assistance to the University by raising funds to support

special projects such as the expansion of the AUF Medical

Center.

“Angeles University Foundation has already

provided the curriculum for training for the skills

needed by Texas Instruments -- more jobs for our

Kabalens here in Pampanga.

Our workforce is well-educated. Look at that, they

need a specific kind of skill, right away Angeles

University Foundation can offer it. That’s how

educated our workforce is. That is how we intend our

educational system to be responsive.”

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyoduring the ground-breaking ceremonies

of Texas Instruments inside

Clark Freeport Zone

on August 16, 2007

Microsoft, IBM, Wireless Services Asia and

Oracle are among the partner industries of

AUF in the delivery of quality IT education in

the College of Computer Studies. Academic

initiatives by these international IT giants

greatly contribute to the functions of AUF as

a Center of Excellence in IT Education in the

Philippines.

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At present, AUF has active

partnerships with the following

institutions:

AUSTRALIA McQuarie University University of Tasmania BANGLADESH University of Bangladesh CHINA I-Shou University Guangxi University Guizhou University Hebei Business College Hebei Computer Institute Hebei University of Business & Eco. Henan University Jiangxi University Ningxia University Tianjin University Tianjin Economic Development Authority University of Macau University of Hebei Yunnan University ENGLAND Sheffield University INDIA APTECH Limited Mahatma Gandhi University St. Andrew’s International Academy INDONESIA Surabaya University Universitas Kristen Maranatha IRAN University of Tehran

ITALY Politecnico di Torino JAPAN Bunkyo University Foundation Japan-RP Cultural & Industrial Dev’t Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. Soka University KOREA Busan Kyungsang College Daegu Health College Inha Polytechnic Kwangju University Kwang Woon University Kyung Hee University Kyungmin College Korean Aerospace University Meta Golf Academy New York Study Abroad Academy Paichai University Uiduk University MALAYSIA University Tun Abdul Razak PHILIPPINES Asian Institute of Management Bulacan State University Clark Development Corporation

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PHILIPPINES (continued)

De La Salle University H1 Developing & Consulting IBM Philippines Intellirisk Management Corporation Naga College Foundation Northwestern University Microsoft Philippines Oracle Philippines Polytechnic University of the Philippines Redeman Inc. Republic Central Colleges Rotary International District 3790 SM Foundation St. Paul University St. Luke’s Medical Center Tarlac State University Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc. University of Cebu University of Luzon University of the Philippines University of Santo Tomas University of Regina Carmeli

SINGAPORE ATS Computer Centre PTE. Singapore Polytechnic Sino-Star Associates PTE. LTD. THAILAND Siam University Suranaree University of Technology VIETNAM Vietnam National University INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Asian Development Bank Association of Universities of Asia & the Pacific Association of East Asian Catholic Colleges & Universities International Association of Universities Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization- Innovation & Technology UNESCO

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SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS

In consonance with the

Founder’s principle that “no

one should be denied

education due to poverty”,

AUF extends to deserving

students various scholarships

and grants.

For the 1st semester of

academic year 2007-2008, a

total of 1,314 or 16% of the

student population of 8,187,

are recipients of scholarships

and financial grants. This is

800% greater than the

Philippine government’s 2%

requirement.

For this year alone, a total

of US$ 1 million ( Php 50 million) has been allocated for the University’s scholarship fund.

SUMMARY OF SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS AY 2007-2008

TYPE OF SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS TOTAL RECIPIENTS

Academic Scholarship Entrance Scholars (GS, Medicine, Law) Service Grants Athletes, Performing Arts Student Assistants Faculty, Employees & Dependents Special Scholarship Grants: BYA / EYA Scholarship Barangay Scholars AYA Scholars CDC Scholars APA Scholars ROTC Scholars Student Recruiters Outside Grants: Resolution 119 (Philippine National Police) PD 577 (Armed Forces of the Philippines

223 20

352 150 229

198 17 1 31 31 1 5

46 10

T O T A L 1,314

Some of the scholars with the University Chancellor, President and officials.

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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

AUF believes that education institutions

play an important role in nation building not

only through human resource development,

but by active participation in community

development projects as well.

All throughout the year, the University

provides extension service to adopted

communities belonging to marginalized

sectors of Philippine society such as the

urban poor, out-of-school youth, charitable

institutions, cultural minorities, among

many others. Programs in public health,

literacy, livelihood and poverty alleviation

are conducted on a regular basis in

partnership with government and non-

government organizations. Community

service requires not only leadership and a

deep sense of social responsibility. It also

entails financial resources to keep it viable.

Sustaining development projects is a

challenge that AUF has met through the

years.

In the first quarter of 2007 alone, five (5)

medical missions have been initiated and

implemented for the benefit of some 4,200

indigent patients in collaboration with local

and foreign benefactors.

One formidable partner of AUF in this area

is the Manhattan Eye, Ear & Throat Hospital

in New York which conducted an eye

medical-surgical mission in January 2007.

With an imputed cost of US$ 48,000.00 ( Php

2.4 million ), the medical-surgical mission

benefited indigent cataract patients coming

from Central Luzon, Philippines.

Negotiations are also underway with the

Black Eyed Peas for a benefit concert to

support AUF scholars and indigent patients

at the AUF Medical Center.

For many years now, AUF has been adopting public elementary schools in Angeles City. AUF supports them through the donation of equipment and by providing free training programs for their faculty.

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AUF TIMELINE FIRST DECADE

1962 Establishment of the Angeles Institute of Technology (AIT) on May 25 Opening of the High School Department and the Colleges of Commerce, Liberal Arts and Education, and Engineering.

1963

Formation of AIT Band Opening of Department of Air Science and Tactics

1964

Launching of “Study-Now-Pay-Later Plan” for poor but deserving students

1965 Establishment of the Graduate School

1966

Accreditation of AIT by US Veterans Affairs

1969 Election of Senator Jose J. Roy as Second Chairman of the Board

1970

Opening of Guidance Counseling and Placement Center

1971 AIT obtains university status and is renamed Angeles University (AU) Mr. Agustin P. Angeles becomes First Chairman of the Board Dr. Barbara Yap-Angeles assumes office as First University President.

SECOND DECADE

1973 College of Nursing emerges as a separate unit AUF Rondalla and Dance Troupe organized

1975

Establishment of Center for Research and Development

1976

Founder and First President Dr. Barbara Yap-Angeles passes away on March 25

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Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles takes oath as 2nd University President Conversion of AU into a Catholic University Creation of the Office of Student Affairs

1979

Conversion of AU into a non-stock, non-profit educational foundation Formation of the AUF Concert Chorus

1981

Opening of the Institute for Small Scale Entrepreneurship (ISSE) THIRD DECADE

1982 Blessing and Inauguration of the Barbara Y. Angeles Hall

College of Criminology emerges as a separate unit

1983 Opening of the College of Medicine and Computer Technology Center Center for Christian Formation emerges as a separate unit College of Arts and Sciences emerges opens as distinct unit separate for the College of Education

1984

Inauguration of Educational Technology Center Formation of the Angeles University Development Foundation (AUDF) in Dallas, Texas which provides management and financial assistance to AUF.

1985

“Bigay Puso Project” for the poor and disadvantaged launched in December

1986

Msgr. Oscar V. Cruz becomes 3rd Chairman of the Board

1987

Inauguration of the St. Joseph Building and the Our Lady of Lourdes Hall. The latter, which houses the University Libraries was constructed under the auspices of the USAID- Association of Schools and Hospitals Abroad ( ASHA )

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1988 Former Philippines President Diosdado P. Macapagal

is elected as 4th Chairman of the Board

1990

Inauguration of the AUF Medical Center College of Allied Medical Professions opens Formation of the Office of Community Extension Services

1991 Center for Human Resources Development and the Office of Publications and Alumni Affairs emerge as separate units

FOURTH DECADE 1993

Co-founder and First Chairman Agustin P. Angeles passes away on March 5 Fire destroys San Lorenzo Building on March 15 AUF Health Program introduced

1994

Inauguration of the new San Lorenzo and San Agustin Halls The Outstanding Students (TOS) Awards launched as an annual search

1995

College of Nursing and Arts and Sciences granted Level II accreditation by PAASCU AUF becomes founding member of the Association of Universities of Asia and the Pacific (AUAP) in Bangkok, Thailand.

1997

AUF inaugurates the International House, official student & faculty dormitory Use of the Internet is introduced.

1998

Philippines Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo becomes 5th Chairman of the Board Department of Health names AUF as cleanest campus in Region III

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1999

Msgr. Paciano B. Aniceto becomes 6th Chairman of the Board AUF hosts first international conference, the Third AUAP General Conference

2000

Commission on Higher Education (CHED) identifies AUF as the Center of Development for Excellence in IT Education in Central Luzon US Department of Education grants AUF Title IV Eligibility and Certification

Inauguration of the Information Technology Training Center (ITTC) which was donated by the American people through the USAID- Association of Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA)

2001

Philippine Council for Non-Government Organization Certification (PCNC) accredits AUF

CHED grants AUF Deregulated status Mrs. Maria Loreto Angeles-Canlas assumes office as Acting President upon acceptance of Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles of a presidential appointment to Clark Development Corporation.

FIFTH DECADE

2002

AUF celebrates 40th founding anniversary with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as Guest of Honor and Speaker. “The Struggle” is unveiled, “The Garden” blessed and inaugurated

AUF hosts the 1st ASEAN Student Leadership Summit in cooperation with the AUAP, National Youth Commission and the ASEAN Foundation Membership of AUF to the Philippine Association of Colleges and Universities (PACU) Blessing and inauguration of the AUF-IS Covered Court

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2003

AUF earns Autonomous Status from CHED, joining the 40 others out of the 1,300 colleges

and universities nationwide.

Creation of the Office of University Placement Services, Office of University Relations,

Center for Culture and the Arts, and the AUF Professional Schools.

Board of Trustees approves establishment of the College of Law

Blessing and dedication of the St. Francis of Assisi Chapel, Computer Laboratory, Library

and Canteen of the AUF Integrated School

Accountancy Program granted Level I Accreditation by the PAASCU

Groundbreaking of the AUF Professional Schools Building on November 14

2004

Blessing & Inauguration of DWAU 104.1 FM,

AUF’s official campus radio

Dr. Ricardo P. Pama assumes office as Acting

President of the University while Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles continues his term as

President of Clark Development Corporation

Re-Accreditation by the Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC) for another 5

years

BS Pharmacy, BS Tourism and BEEd in Special Education were added to the roster of

academic programs

Blessing and inauguration of the AUF Professional

Schools Building and ground-breaking of the

AUFMC Expansion Project on December 16 with

President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as Guest of

Honor and Speaker.

2005

The Board of Trustees appoints Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles as First University Chancellor

and Dr. Ricardo P. Pama as Third University President on February 10 during its 59th

Regular Meeting. Both takes oath of office on May 25 in solemn investiture rites presided

over by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

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Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles retires from public service on March 16 and announces his decision to lead the Movement for a Strong Philippines PAASCU grants Level III accreditation to the College of Arts & Sciences and College of Education programs.

2006

Establishment of the AUF College of Law with retired Supreme Court Associate Justice Jose C. Vitug as Founding Dean

AUF seals partnership with Texas Instruments Philippines, Inc.

2007

AUF hosts the 2nd ASEAN Student Leadership Summit and Cultural Festival in January.

CHED identifies AUF as a Center of Excellence (COE) in IT Education on March 1. AUF placed 5th among only 9 COE’s nationwide

AUF submits itself for ISO Certification 9001: 2000 with TUV SUD

Programs in BS Avionics Engineering Technology and BS Marketing major in Golf Management are introduced.

AUF celebrates the 100th birth anniversary of its founder and first president, Dr. Barbara Yap-Angeles

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BENEFACTORS

As a non-profit, non-stock educational foundation,

AUF depends largely on the generosity of

benefactors for various expansion projects. Over the

years, it has received substantial financial assistance

from benefactors in Europe, Asia and the United

States.

For this purpose, the Angeles University

Development Foundation was established on

November 29, 1984 to provide management and

financial support to both AUF and the AUF Medical

Center. Currently based in Virginia, it was granted

recognition by the US Treasury Department on

August 23, 1985 to receive donations and was

exempted from the payment of federal taxes.

AUDF was instrumental in acquiring for AUF financial

grants from USAID through the American Schools

and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA) for the construction of

the AUF Our Lady of Lourdes Library Hall and the

AUF Information Technology Training Center (ITTC).

It was also instrumental in obtaining hospital

equipment and furniture for AUFMC from the St.

Anthony Family Medical Center in Milwaukee and the

following hospitals in California: Cedars-Sinai

Medical Center, Brookside Hospital, Robert F.

Kennedy Medical Center, Sierra Madre Memorial

Hospital, Tracy Community Memorial Hospital,

Mayers Memorial Hospital, Children's Medical Center

of Northern California, Kaiser North Hospitals, Kaiser

South Hospitals, and the Queen of Angels Hollywood

Presbyterian Hospital.

The AUF Information Technology Center is a joint project of AUDF and

ASHA-USAID. Inaugurated on September 5, 2000, this modern facility has brought AUF to the

forefront of IT education.

The AUF Our Lady of Lourdes Hall was constructed also through the generous support of ASHA-USAID.

This spacious and full air-conditioned library facility which is home to

50, 616 titles ( in 66, 674 volumes) of print materials and 3,750 on-line

library resources, was inaugurated on December 4, 1987.

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AUF & AUFMC BENEFACTORS as of September 11, 2007

AUF Benefactors

COMIDE-DMOS, Belgium VIWOS MISSION, Belgium American Schools and Hospital Abroad - USAID Washington Institute Rotary Club of Tulsa, Oklahoma Mr. & Mrs. John Cherba St. Francis Hospital Japan Commemorative for World Exposition 1970 Embassy of Canada to the Philippines MISSIO, Aachen Philippine Council for Industry and Energy Research Development Commission on Higher Education Mr. Robert Miller Philippine Council for Health Development American Schools and Hospitals Abroad - USAID PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc. Presidential Management Staff National Youth Commission Sino-Star Corporation Philippines Sundt Construction Corp. Dr. Emilio T. Yap Dr. Jose L. Cuisia, Jr. Msgr. Paciano B. Aniceto Hon. Diosdado M. Macapagal Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles Basic Advertising & Production Village Association of Catholic Universities of the Phils. Philippine Security and Safety College Population Commission UP Philippine Social Science Council Institute of Community and Family Health Farm System Development Corporation Fund for Assistance to Private Education

AUFMC Benefactors Mr. Agustin P. Angeles Dr. Barbara D. Yap-Angeles Mrs. Rosario A. Dumaguin Mrs. Lutgarda A. Hernandez Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles Dr. Antonio Y. Angeles Mrs. Jesusa A. Miranda Mrs. Josefina A. Martinez Mrs. Lourdes A. Thayer Mr. Pepito C. Rivera Rev. Fr. Paul P. Zwaenepoel, CICM Brookside Hospital Robert F. Kennedy Medical Center Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Tracy Community Memorial Hospital Mayers Memorial Hospital

Children’s Hospital MC of Northern California CEDARS-SINAI Medical Center KAISER-North Warehouse KAISER-South Warehouse St. Francis Hospital Milwaukee Lutheran Hospital LA Crosse, WI Dr. Cornelia Lukban-Angeles Rafael & Loreto Lazatin Dr. & Mrs. Julian B. Yballe Atty. & Mrs. Alberto Villaraza Drs. Ferdinand & Ma. Lourdes Lagunilla Atty. Mirardo & Dr. Concesa Baduel Mr. & Mrs. Narciso Yang Dr. Suzette K. Munoz Dr. Elmer G. Punzalan Dr. Noel G. Yamzon Rotary Club of Tulsa, Oklahoma Mr. William Y. So Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Cu Drs. Victor & Erlinda Malonzo Dr. Ludovico Villaruel Dr. Manuel Mariano Dr. Aurelia L. Villaraza Donald R. Bernard, ESQ Drs. Romeo & Grace Enriquez Dr. Emilio T. Yap Dr. Stanley Ho SM Foundation, Inc. Mr. Francisco S. Dizon Mr. Jack Lam Dr. & Mrs. Jimmy Yamat Mr. & Mrs. John Cherba Atty. & Mrs. Precioso Perlas Mr. John McCarthy Dr. Larry G. Meeks Mr. Alfredo C. Bautista Mr. & Mrs. Ted Suarez Mr. Wilfredo Y. Yutuc Atty. Julio D. Fabian Mr. Karl G. Rajani Mr. Carlo B. Gervasio Mr. Myrna R. Santos Mr. John W. Gover, Jr. Mr. William C. Grimes Mr. Mark V. Knight Mr. Don Crow Dr. Stanley Ho SM Foundation, Inc. Dr. Emilio T. Yap US Automotive World Medical Relief, Detroit, Michigan Peninsula Histopathology Laboratory Inc. Circulo Pampangueño, Los Angeles, California United Pampanga Leaders Council Circulo Capampangan of Chicago, Illinois GSIS Hospitalization Support Program

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