Is Philosophy in the College of Arts and Letters

• Degree Programs
• Contact Information
• Vision - Mission
• Departments
• Research Journals
• Updates
• Student Organizations
• Patron Saint
• Administrators
• Department Chairpersons and Program Coordinators
• Kinesthesia Council
• Coordinators
• Support Staff

Faculty of Arts and Letters

Kinesthesia of Arts and Letters

Caste Programs

Contact Information

Faculty of Arts and Messages (1896)

The Faculty of Arts and Letters, which used to exist the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, is UST'southward nigh diverse 3rd bookish unit, offering xiii (13) bachelor's degree programs, housed in nine (nine) departments. It has produced National Artists, outstanding media practitioners, noted philosophers, linguists, and historians, among other professionals.

Degree Programs

Contact Data

• Assistants Office
  2/F St. Raymund of Peñafort Building
  University of Santo Tomas
  España Boulevard, Sampaloc,
  Manila 1015, Philippines
• +63-two-3406-1611 local 8220
• office.ab@ust.edu.ph
• @ustartlets1896

The Faculty of Arts and Letters has a virtual office and one-stop-shop portal for all stakeholders' needs. Visit UST AB Virtual Office to collaborate with the members of the AB community.

Vision & Mission

Departments

Inquiry Journals

Vision & Mission

Departments

Research Journals

Updates

Recognitions

Notable Alumni

Updates

Recognitions

Notable Alumni

2001 National Artist for Literature
1980 Ramon Magsaysay Honour for Journalism, Literature, and Creative Communication Arts

Francisco Sionil Jose

Bachelor of Literature 1949

2014 National Artist for Literature

Cirilo Bautista

Available of Arts in Literature 1963

1997 Southeast Asian Writers Award
Former Dean of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters
Founder of the UST Eye for Creative Writing and Literary Studies

Ophelia Alcantara-Dimalanta

Bachelor of Arts in Literature

Previous

Next

Activities

Pupil Organizations

Patron Saint

Activities

• St. Thomas More Lecture

Student Organizations

• AB Debate Parliament
• Artistang Artlets
• Artlets Economics Club
• Asian Studies Gild
• Behavioral Science Society
• Communication Arts Students Association
• Concilium Philosophiae
• History Society
• Legal Management Gild
• Literary Order
• Pax Romana – AB Unit of measurement
• Scarlet Cross Youth Council – AB Unit
• Rotaract Club – AB Unit
• The Political Science Forum
• UST Chorus of Arts and Messages
• UST English Language Studies Society
• UST Journalism Society
• UST Sociological Society

Patron Saint

ST. THOMAS MORE

(1478-1535), martyr

Patron of the UST Faculty of Arts and Letters

Feast Day: June 22

Born in 1478, Thomas More than (1477-1535) received a well-rounded college education at Oxford. He knew several ancient and modern languages, and was well-versed in mathematics, music and literature. Somewhen, he became a lawyer. Despite his legal and political orientation, he seriously considered joining either the Carthusians or the Franciscans, and observed asceticism. Since he was elected to the Parliament in 1504, he gave up his religious ambition, though not his disciplined spiritual life, and married Jane Colt, who tragically died in childbirth. He and so married a widow named Alice Middleton, a devoted wife and mother.

King Henry VIII (1491-1547) showed fondness for Thomas, who somewhen became the Lord Chancellor of England. The king wanted an annulment of his marriage to Catherine of Aragon. The king then tried badly to win his chancellor to his side considering his unquestionable integrity. Just when Thomas resigned, he was charged with high treason because of his refusal to take the Adjuration of Supremacy , declaring the King as spiritual head of the Church building in England, and affirming the validity of his new marriage to Anne Boleyn. Earlier he was beheaded in 1535, he said: "I dice as the rex'due south expert servant… simply God's first." He was beatified by Pope Leo XIII in 1886 and canonized in 1935 past Pope Pius Xi.

The Faculty of Arts and Letters is UST's most diverse tertiary academic unit, offer thirteen (thirteen) available'southward caste programs, housed in 9 (9) departments. As the Kinesthesia continues to produce  national artists, outstanding media practitioners, noted philosophers, linguists, sociologists, historians, and political experts amid other professionals, they follow the pb of their patron, St. Thomas More than, who did not compromise his own moral values in order to please the king, knowing that true allegiance to authority is not bullheaded acceptance of everything that authority wants. In the year 2000, Pope St. John Paul II named St. Thomas More than equally patron of political leaders.

Sources:

• Hardon SJ, John (ed.), The Treasury of Catholic Wisdom , Ignatius Press, San Francisco, 1995. catholicnewsagency.com

Administrators

Rev. Fr. George Phe Mang, O.P.,
Regent

Department Chairpersons and Programme Coordinators

Assoc. Prof. Carlos Fifty. Manapat, PhD,
Chair, Economics

Assoc. Prof. Jovito V. Cariño, PhD,
Chair, Philosophy

Mr. Felipe F. Salvosa 2, MA,
Coordinator – Journalism

Asst. Prof. Jan Michael P. Denila, MPS,
Coordinator – Asian Studies

Asst. Prof. Alain Jomarie G. Santos, PhD,
Coordinator – Legal Direction

Faculty Council

Rev. Fr. George Phe Mang, O.P.,

Member (Ex-Officio)

Assoc. Prof. Emmanuel Batoon, PhD,

Member

Asst. Prof. Antonio Yard. Chua, Ll. B.,

Member

Asst. Prof. Josephine A. Placido, MA,

Fellow member

Coordinators

Prof. Franz Giuseppe F. Cortez, PhD

Library

Back up Staff

Ms. Viveca Jane Five. Deocadiz

Office Secretary

Ms. Maria Leticia A. Cabral

Office Clerk

Mr. Ernesto A. Lacap

Office Clerk

Mr. Ronald S. Manalastas

Office Clerk

Mr. Charles Bryan Manuel D . Mateo

Function Clerk

Ms. Rasel G. Namora

Office Clerk

Ms. Rhiolyn Q. Valeriano

Office Clerk

Ms. Maria Catherine B. Zaldivar

Part Clerk

Mr. Jonas A. Camimo

Computer Technician

Mr. Rodablas P. Nicolas

Computer Technician

Mr. Richard A. Silva

Audio-visual Room Technician

History

© Copyright 2020 . UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS. All Rights reserved.

Powered by: UST COMMUNICATIONS Agency

mcclurehopentionet.blogspot.com

Source: https://www.ust.edu.ph/arts-and-letters/

Share this post