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University of Santo Tomas
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The official newsletter of UST-
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
COLLEGE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES
Fr. Joaquin Valdes, OP
Regent
Jocelyn F. Agcaoili, PTRP, MSPT
Dean
Karen Ongtangco, OTRP, MRS
College Secretary
ALUMNI AFFAIRS COMMITTEE
Ivan Neil B. Gomez, OTRP, OT, MAEd
Chairperson
Stephanie Ann Balid, OTRP, MA
Reil Vinard Espino, CSCS, MSHMS
Mary Joyce Co, OTRP
Arthur Bhendict King, PTRP
Christine Sanchez, PTRP
Abigail France Llanos,PTRP
Members
“UST 400 Simbahayan Project: Tomasinong Terapista, Tutulong Tayo!” As part of the quadricentennial year of UST, the UST
Association and Community Development Committee held an outreach
VMSDFI- CBR Program of the Ursuline Sisters in Commonwealth, Quezon City. From the
profits of the previously held seminar, and the generous help of our alumni and college
professors, the Alumni Affairs was able to donate toys and educa
children the program serves. Development of an adjunct rehabilitation program to support
the institution was also explored.
September 3, 2011 “NBCOT Preparation Seminar Series, Part2”
Working with the OT Department, the Alumni Affairs
committee successfully held this 1
series, with 85 UST-CRS OT alumni. During the
morning session, UST-CRS OT faculty member, Mr.
Enrico Aguila, OTR, OTRP discussed on the US
Reimbursement Systems affecting the OT practice.
Lunch for the participants was sponsored by RCM
Healthcare Services. In the afternoon, UST
alumni and PT faculty member, Mr. Donald
Manlapaz, PTRP, MSPT talked about the Physical
Agent Modalities and its clinical use.
University of Santo Tomas-College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Alumni Affairs Committee
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COLLEGE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES
Gomez, OTRP, OT, MAEd
Alumni Affairs Activities
Since June of this year, the USTbeen very active in coming-up with programs and activities that invites the alumni community. Below is a summary of what we have been up to so far. We hope that in our upcoming activities, we get to see you actively involved.
“Advanced Assessment and Management of
In our “
tapped the help of UST
Ramiscal, PT, DPT and Gemmarie Loja
PT,OCS. The US
practices in the assessment and management of the
spine. Over sixty participants attended and brought
home chu
July 9, 2011 “UST 400 Simbahayan Project: Tomasinong Terapista, Tutulong Tayo!”
As part of the quadricentennial year of UST, the UST-CRS Alumni Affairs Committee, Alumni
Association and Community Development Committee held an outreach activity to help the
CBR Program of the Ursuline Sisters in Commonwealth, Quezon City. From the
profits of the previously held seminar, and the generous help of our alumni and college
professors, the Alumni Affairs was able to donate toys and educational materials to the
children the program serves. Development of an adjunct rehabilitation program to support
August 8, 2011“Manual Therapy for Temporo
Jaws ko po! We are on a roll! Through the assistance of UST
president Mr. Valentin Dones, PTRP, MSPT and Rehab Trends, Inc, the Alumni Affairs conducted
its second seminar series featuring Doctors Jean Tating , DMD and Trinidad Arcilla, DMD as they
try to unravel the mystery of the TMJ. Over ninety professionals from different b
attended this successful seminar.
Series, Part2”
Working with the OT Department, the Alumni Affairs
committee successfully held this 1-day seminar
CRS OT alumni. During the
CRS OT faculty member, Mr.
Enrico Aguila, OTR, OTRP discussed on the US
mbursement Systems affecting the OT practice.
Lunch for the participants was sponsored by RCM
Healthcare Services. In the afternoon, UST-CRS
alumni and PT faculty member, Mr. Donald
Manlapaz, PTRP, MSPT talked about the Physical
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
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TheraprintTheraprintTheraprintTheraprint Issue 1. Vol. 1. October 2011
Alumni Affairs Activities Since June of this year, the UST-CRS Alumni Affairs Committee has
up with programs and activities that invites the alumni community. Below is a summary of what we have
that in our upcoming activities, we get to
July 1, 2011 “Advanced Assessment and Management of
the Spine”
In our “come-back offering, ” the Alumni Affairs
tapped the help of UST-CRS PT alumni Lawrence
Ramiscal, PT, DPT and Gemmarie Loja-Ramiscal,
PT,OCS. The US-based couple talked on current
practices in the assessment and management of the
spine. Over sixty participants attended and brought
home chunk-loads of knowledge from this activity.
CRS Alumni Affairs Committee, Alumni
activity to help the
CBR Program of the Ursuline Sisters in Commonwealth, Quezon City. From the
profits of the previously held seminar, and the generous help of our alumni and college
tional materials to the
children the program serves. Development of an adjunct rehabilitation program to support
August 8, 2011 “Manual Therapy for Temporo-Mandibular Joint Dysfunctions”
Jaws ko po! We are on a roll! Through the assistance of UST-CRS Alumni Association’s past
Valentin Dones, PTRP, MSPT and Rehab Trends, Inc, the Alumni Affairs conducted
its second seminar series featuring Doctors Jean Tating , DMD and Trinidad Arcilla, DMD as they
try to unravel the mystery of the TMJ. Over ninety professionals from different backgrounds
October 29, 2011 “Alumni Seminar Series”
In cooperation with Northwest
Agency, the Alumni Affairs series
offered a free seminar to the UST-
CRS Alumni and Students, on the
current practice of PT/OT in the US,
and updates on the US Medicare and
Medicaid issues by Mauro Marasigan,
Ed.D (President, Therapy Experts,
Inc) and Mr. Victor Leos (Garland
Independent School District, Texas,
U.S.A).
University of Santo Tomas
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The UST-CRS Alumni Affairs committee has been working very close with the CRS Alumni Association in encouraging our alumni to come and participate in the many and various activities of the College of
Rehabilitation Sciences. In the past five months, we havvisibility in these activities. So where has the Alumni Affairs and
CRS Week 2011 Celebrations Now who says CRS Week is only for students? We have spotted our alumni actively participating in the various events during the college week celebrations of CRS. Our alumni attended the annual Reyes and Reyes Lecture with no other than Dr. Tyrone Reyes and Dr. Ophelia Reyes as guest speakers. A team representing our alucompeted in this year’s UST-CRS Amazing Race. During the Agape Dinner, alumni from various batches came back to CRS and partied the night away. Lastly, alumni PAGStars stunned the CRS community as they showcased their dancing prowess as special performers in the CRS Variety Show 2011, and Mr. And Ms. Rehabilitation Sciences 2011, where some of the judges were actually CRS alumni themselves! We certainly are making our voices heard and making our
mark so far. Now where shall we spot our
REACH is the faculty-led community development project of the UST
Committee. Last October 24, 2011, they went to Hospicio de San
mental health facility catering to around 100 male psychiatric patients. The Alumni Affairs support
these valiant efforts and gave a donation that went into procuring toiletries for the patients served by
the institution.
University of Santo Tomas-College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Alumni Affairs Committee
Theraprint
CRS Alumni Affairs committee has been working very close with the CRS Alumni Association in encouraging our alumni to come and participate in the many and various activities of the College of
Rehabilitation Sciences. In the past five months, we have slowly gained momentum in active participation and visibility in these activities. So where has the Alumni Affairs and our alumni been spotted so far?
SPOTTED!
UST-CRS Alumni Affairs Committee spotted going Social! Yes, have gone social! Cyber
social networking sites that has been effective in connecting with our
alumni community and in disseminat
activities. Don’t get left behind. You and your batch mates can add and
follow the Alumni Affairs by following the link
CRS Week 2011 Celebrations
Now who says CRS Week is only for students? We have alumni actively participating in the various
events during the college week celebrations of CRS. Our alumni attended the annual Reyes and Reyes Lecture with no other than Dr. Tyrone Reyes and Dr. Ophelia Reyes as guest speakers. A team representing our alumni community
CRS Amazing Race. During the Agape Dinner, alumni from various batches came back to CRS and partied the night away. Lastly, alumni PAG-All Stars stunned the CRS community as they showcased their
special performers in the CRS Variety Show 2011, and Mr. And Ms. Rehabilitation Sciences 2011, where some of the judges were actually CRS alumni
We certainly are making our voices heard and making our
mark so far. Now where shall we spot our alumni next?
World Teacher’s Day 2011 In celebration of the World teacher’s Day, the UST
treats to the faculty members of College of Rehabilitation Sciences. How sweet, right? Just to
show the UST-CRS teachers have class, and are worthy of such recognition.
We REACH-out
led community development project of the UST-CRS Community Development
Committee. Last October 24, 2011, they went to Hospicio de San Juan de Dios in Bocaue, Bulacan
mental health facility catering to around 100 male psychiatric patients. The Alumni Affairs support
these valiant efforts and gave a donation that went into procuring toiletries for the patients served by
Theraprint Logo
We are in the process of looking for someone to create the logo for Theraprint. If you are artsy-conceptualize a logo for our newsletter, then youare looking for! This is open to all CRS Alumni. Eart in JPEG format along with your information [email protected] The chosen entry shall receive a gift pack full of UST Quadri goodies and USTCRS t-shirt and ID Lace.
Advertise with us! You may inquire about our
advertising packages at [email protected].
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Theraprint. Issue 1 Vol. 1. October 2011
CRS Alumni Affairs committee has been working very close with the CRS Alumni Association in encouraging our alumni to come and participate in the many and various activities of the College of
e slowly gained momentum in active participation and alumni been spotted so far?
CRS Alumni Affairs Committee spotted going Social!
Yes, have gone social! Cyber-social to be exact. We say hello to our official
social networking sites that has been effective in connecting with our
alumni community and in disseminating information about our latest
activities. Don’t get left behind. You and your batch mates can add and
follow the Alumni Affairs by following the link here.
World Teacher’s Day 2011
In celebration of the World teacher’s Day, the UST-CRS Alumni Affairs gave chocolate and candy
the faculty members of College of Rehabilitation Sciences. How sweet, right? Just to
CRS teachers have class, and are worthy of such recognition.
mmunity Development
in Bocaue, Bulacan, a
mental health facility catering to around 100 male psychiatric patients. The Alumni Affairs supported
these valiant efforts and gave a donation that went into procuring toiletries for the patients served by
Theraprint Logo-Making Contest
We are in the process of looking for someone to create the logo for -fartsy and you think you got the guns to
conceptualize a logo for our newsletter, then you might just be the person we are looking for! This is open to all CRS Alumni. E-mail your wonderful works of
along with your information to the following address: [email protected], on or before November 30, 2011.
The chosen entry shall receive a gift pack full of UST Quadri goodies and UST-
Advertise with us! You may inquire about our
advertising packages at [email protected].
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VibrantVibrantVibrantVibrant by: Ivan Neil B. Gomez, OTRP, OT, MAEd
Welcome to the maiden issue of
Theaprint, the official newsletter of the University of
Santo Tomas
Rehabilitation Sciences, Alumni Affairs Committee!
Taking the task of sitting as chair of this
committee has come as a surprise to me.
Flattered as I may, I could not discount the fact that this is a big leap into the void. But I am not
one who backs down on a challenge. I may quirk and quiver at first, ev
and taking on the task at hand.
I spent hours consulting my committee, peers,
fellow alumni and even to other’s surprise, my multiple personalities, try to think of ways,
means and activities to offer to the alumni community of CRS. Maybe I am just lucky that I
get to bump into kind and brilliant minds along
the way that supported participated in the committee’s cost.
Our plan: get the Thomasian CRS alumni
community connected. Networked. Informed. Participating. Caring.
It is our fervent wish that through this newsletter, our social networking sites and our
activities, we encourage the CRS alumni community to come back to the university, to
the college, and share what they have been
doing and what they have learned over the course of years. There will always be a smiling
and accommodating alumni affairs committee member to greet you and show you around. So
please, do come back and visit!
The future holds the possibility of an infinite and
vibrant horizon for the Alumniwish to share that with the entire alumni
community of the College of Rehabilitation Sciences.
Until our next issue!
Editorial
Join the Theraprint Editorial Board!
We are looking for CRS alumni who wants to write
for Theraprint. If you think you have what it takes email us with you info and sample work at
[email protected] just be included in the next issue.
University of Santo Tomas-College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Alumni Affairs Committee
Theraprint
VibrantVibrantVibrantVibrant Ivan Neil B. Gomez, OTRP, OT, MAEd
Welcome to the maiden issue of
, the official newsletter of the University of
Santo Tomas-College of
Rehabilitation Sciences, Alumni Affairs Committee!
Taking the task of sitting as chair of this
committee has come as a surprise to me.
Flattered as I may, I could not discount the fact that this is a big leap into the void. But I am not
one who backs down on a challenge. I may quirk and quiver at first, eventually folding in
taking on the task at hand.
I spent hours consulting my committee, peers,
fellow alumni and even to other’s surprise, my multiple personalities, try to think of ways,
means and activities to offer to the alumni aybe I am just lucky that I
get to bump into kind and brilliant minds along
the way that supported participated in the
Our plan: get the Thomasian CRS alumni
community connected. Networked. Informed.
rvent wish that through this newsletter, our social networking sites and our
we encourage the CRS alumni community to come back to the university, to
and share what they have been
doing and what they have learned over the years. There will always be a smiling
and accommodating alumni affairs committee member to greet you and show you around. So
please, do come back and visit!
The future holds the possibility of an infinite and
Alumni Affairs, and we wish to share that with the entire alumni
community of the College of Rehabilitation
Editorial
Join the Theraprint Editorial Board!
We are looking for CRS alumni who wants to write
. If you think you have what it takes email us with you info and sample work at
[email protected] and you might just be included in the next issue.
Up Now we won’t stop
Committee has a lot in store for our alumni community. Here are some of our events in the up
See you there!
Mental Health in the
Workplace
By: Dr. Hector Tsang of Hong Kong Polytechnic University
November 18, 2011, 4PM to
6PM at UST Medicine Bldg.
Rm. 409. Seminar fees are at:
P300 (for professionals) and
P100 (for students).
Private Practice
Establishing your own Private
Practice.
(Schedule to follow)
Email: [email protected]
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Theraprint. Issue 1 Vol. 1. October 2011
Up-Coming... Now we won’t stop here! Your UST-CRS Alumni Affairs
Committee has a lot in store for our alumni community. Here are some of our events in the up-coming months.
The Kawa Model: Culturally Relevant Occupational
Therapy By: Dr. Michael Iwama of Toronto
University
November 8, 2011, 9AM to 12 NN
at the CME Auditorium. This
seminar if free of charge for our
OT Alumni.
Mental Health in the
Workplace
By: Dr. Hector Tsang of Hong Kong Polytechnic University
er 18, 2011, 4PM to
6PM at UST Medicine Bldg.
Rm. 409. Seminar fees are at:
P300 (for professionals) and
P100 (for students).
FREEHAB
Providing free rehabilitation
services for the children of the Ursuline Sisters’ CBR Program in
Dona Carmen, Fairview, Quezon City.
(Schedule to follow)
Private Practice
Establishing your own Private
(Schedule to follow)
The 8th Pan Pacific Conference on
Rehabilitation A Multi-Disciplinary
Approach to Prevention,
Management and Rehabilitation of Disability
November 17-18, 2012.
University of Santo Tomas,
Manila, Philippines.
[email protected] for your comments
and suggestions.
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We have been busy! Here are some photos from the activities of the Alumni Affairs Committee in the past five
months. Here’s to hoping that in the coming issue, your pictures will be included.
University of Santo Tomas-College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Alumni Affairs Committee
Theraprint
We have been busy! Here are some photos from the activities of the Alumni Affairs Committee in the past five
months. Here’s to hoping that in the coming issue, your pictures will be included.
TheraPhoto
College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Theraprint. Issue 1 Vol. 1. October 2011
We have been busy! Here are some photos from the activities of the Alumni Affairs Committee in the past five
months. Here’s to hoping that in the coming issue, your pictures will be included.