College of Education

 

About the College of Education


The teacher education program of Holy Name University, then Holy Name College (HNC), is one of the first collegiate programs offered when the school formally opened in June 1947. In July 1950, its Bachelor of Science in Education program received government recognition. Five years later, in June 1955, the Collegiate in Home Economics was granted government recognition. Two years later, the Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education was also recognized.

It was during Fr. Lesage’s second term that DWC received government recognition to offer a four-year BSEED-HE and Master of Arts in Guidance and Counseling.

In 1974, Dr. Guadalupe Saturinas was designated dean of the College.  In 1988, Dr. Saturinas went on study leave to finish her doctoral degree.  Dr. Justiniana Dohig was appointed acting dean.

In June 2009, Dr. Roque Bongcac assumed the deanship of the College. In 2018, Prof. Jaremilleta Arawiran was appointed chairperson.

The College is Level II–PAASCU accredited and is recognized as Center of Development in Teacher Education by the Commission on Higher Education. 

Vision, Mission and Goals


Vision

A dynamic teacher-training college harmonizing Catholic faith and instructional excellence for the service of society.


Mission

We commit ourselves to the:
  • practice of Gospel values;
  • education of highest standards aligned with  the Christian principles and current realities; and
  • formation of competent and responsible  teachers in constant  search of relevant  knowledge.

Goals

We aim to:

  • contribute to the building of a just, safe and  progressive society;
  • offer relevant, research-based and Christian-oriented curricular programs; and
  • promote discovery learning by exposing students to various instructional contexts.

Academic Programs


Undergraduate Level

Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd)
Bachelor of Technology and Livelihood Education (BTLEd)
Bachelor of Physical Education (BPEd)
Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education (BCAEd)
Bachelor of Special Needs Education (BSNEd)
Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd) with specializations in:
  • English
  • Filipino
  • Mathematics
  • Science
  • Social Studies

Graduate Level

Doctor of Philosophy in English Language Teaching
Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Management
Master of Arts in Physical Education
Master of Arts in Education with specializations in:
  • Teaching Secondary School Subjects
  • English for IT
  • Cultural Education
  • Elementary Mathematics Teaching
  • Filipino
  • Teaching Elementary School Subjects
  • Science Education
  • Elementary Science Teaching
  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Guidance and Counseling
  • Administration and Supervision

Dean and Program Heads

 

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Dr. Jean J. Roy
Dean
coed.dean@hnu.edu.ph

 

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Prof. Jaremilleta Arawiran, MA
Program Head (BSED/BPED/FIT)
programhead1.coed@hnu.edu.ph
Dr. Jocelyn Gimal
Program Head (BSNED/BTLED/BEED)
programhead2.coed@hnu.edu.ph

College Faculty Members

FULL-TIME

Aranas, Joseph Lawrence    

Bulilawa, Mary Roselle    

Bulilawa, Rafunzel    

Cadigal, Bernarose    

Conui, Fe    

Dolotina Louela    

Doria Ethel    

Fortuna, John Abenil    

Galimpin, Jay    

Gementiza, Chrystel Mariz    

Janiola, Fe    

Rara, Shannon Mae    

Rebleza, Joy    

Tatad, Edsel Barnette        

Loquias, Arlene        

Maghanoy, Marlou    


PART-TIME


Biloy, Eutemio    

Bugash, Rufa Roxanne    

Cabanes, Dorothy Joy    

Co, Joy Marie    

Jabonete, Joey    

Ladaran, Ted Bryan    

Pagulong, Cesar    

Pandan, Mark Steven    

Graduate School Faculty Members

Research and Publications


  • Devotion or Profanity: Examining the Boholano Folk Beliefs on the Instrumentalities of Floral Ornaments in Lenten Procession
  • Development and Validation of English Language Proficiency Test
  • Designing Authentic Assessments within Outcomes-based Teaching and Learning: Critical Reflections on Practice (published)
  • School Culture and Effectiveness (published)

Student Organizations


Organization  
Young Educators’ Society  
Socialis Studorium  
English Majors’ Society  
Samahang Filipino  
Mathematics Club  
Science Club  
Physical Education and MAPEH Majors’ Society  
SPEDSTERS’ Club  
Technical Livelihood Education – Learners and Educators Society