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NATIONALIAN COURSE E NATIONA QU L IAN I UN Lesson 1 CULTURE & TRADITIONS Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  ur se o C Outline Lesson 1 Learning Outcomes Vision and Mission Statement Core Values Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  ur se o C Outline Lesson 1 NU Hymn NU Logo The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs e ar ning L Outcomes Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs APPRECIATE THE IMPORTANCE CULTURE AND TRADITIONS OF NATIONALIAN EXHIBIT MASTERY OF NU'S VISION, MISSION, CORE VALUES, AND HYMN EXPRESS THE FIVE NU CORE VALUES IN DIFFERENT LIFE’S SITUATIONS. Learning Outcomes Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs ialogue DJournals Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs A dialogue journal is an informal written conversation between two or more people (student-student or student-teacher) about topics of mutual interest. Dialogue journals provide students with a meaningful writing activity that is engaging because it involves other students. These written conversations reinforce learning while forming bonds between students that can provide a foundation for later cooperative learning activities. Dialogue Journals Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Instructions: The professor will Formulate a Select one (1) display a specific question about question then topic on the the given topic. provide a short screen. answer to this question. From your Select one (1) Choose 1 answer, question then Representative Breakout Rooms Activity formulate a new provide a short to share your Dialogue Journals question. answer to this answer in the question. class Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs n & Missi iso o n Statement Vi Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs WHAT ARE VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTS? Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs VISION STATEMENT STUDENT PARENTS EMPLOYEES ALUMNI VISION MEANS HOW THE INSTITUTION Vision & Mision Statements SEES ITSELF PERFORMING OR SERVING ITS STAKEHOLDERS. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs VISION STATEMENT IT CONTAINS THE PATH THAT THE Vision & Mision Statements INSTITUTION INTENDS TO ACHIEVE. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs VISION STATEMENT WITH FUTURISTIC MINDSET. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU VISION STATEMENT Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU VISION STATEMENT WE ARE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, A DYNAMIC PRIVATE INSTITUTION COMMITTED TO NATION BUILDING, RECOGNIZED INTERNATIONALLY IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs WHAT ARE MISSION Vision & Mision Statements STATEMENTS? Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs MISSION STATEMENT THE MISSION STATEMENT IS WHERE THE GOALS OF THE INSTITUTION ARE PRESENTED. IT IS WHAT THE Vision & Mision Statements INSTITUTION HAS TO DO TO ACHIEVE ITS VISION. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs MISSION STATEMENT IT SHOWS THE MAIN PURPOSE WHAT IT IS OPERATING AS AN INSTITUTION. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs MISSION STATEMENT EVERY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION HAS ITS OWN VISION-MISSION SO ITS STAKEHOLDERS KNOW WHAT Vision & Mision Statements THEY OFFER. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU MISSION STATEMENT Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU MISSION STATEMENT GUIDED BY THE CORE VALUES AND CHARACTERIZED BY OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE OF DYNAMIC FILIPINISM, NATIONAL UNIVERSITY IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING RELEVANT, INNOVATIVE, AND ACCESSIBLE QUALITY EDUCATION AND Vision & Mision Statements OTHER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs WHAT IS NU'S COMMITMENT? Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian NU MISSION STATEMENT a e N C o urs WE ARE COMMITTED TO OUR: Students, by molding them into lifelong learners, ethical, and spiritual citizens, and self-directed agents of change. Faculty and employees, by enhancing their competencies, stimulating their passions, cultivating their commitment, and providing a just and fulfilling work environment. Alumni, by strengthening their sense of pride through engagement, loyalty, and love for their Vision & Mision Statements alma mater. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian NU MISSION STATEMENT a e N C o urs WE ARE COMMITTED TO OUR: Industry partners and Employers, through active collaborations, providing them Nationalians who will contribute to their growth and development. Community, by contributing to the improvement of the life conditions and well-being of its members. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs WHAT IS NU'S GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES Vision & Mision Statements INTENDED ? Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES INTENDED FOR NATIONALIANS Leadership and Teamwork Responsible Citizenship Innovative, Creative, and Critical thinker Academic and Professional Competence Effective Communication Whole Person Character Vision & Mision Statements Life and Career Skills Orientation Technological Literacy Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs WHAT ARE NU'S CORE VALUES? Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Core Values Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs As an educational institution, NU must inculcate values to its students to forge its own identity once they graduate and face the real world. The core values are the ones being expected of every Nationalian once they finished their studies. Integrity, Compassion, Resilience, Innovation, Patriorism Core Values Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs INTEGRITY is a reflection of who and what we are as individuals. We are honest, we are fair, we are just, and we will do right by everybody at all times. COMPASSION shows how much we value people. We can feel what they feel and we can treat each one with care and understanding regardless of any situation. RESILIENCE is an evidence of the strength of our character. We are not easily discouraged Core Values by trials and tribulations, but we know how to roll with the punches and spring back into action. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs INNOVATION is introducing creative change in something established not for the sake of change itself, but with the purpose of constantly improving and being responsive to the times. PATRIOTISM shows our undying and devoted love for our country and everything that it stands for. Core Values Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs HOW CAN YOU APPLY THE VISION, MISSION, AND CORE VALUES TO YOUR LIFE AS A NATIONALIAN STUDENT? PROVIDE EXAMPLES TO ILLUSTRATE. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs HOW CAN YOU APPLY THE VISION, MISSION, AND CORE VALUES INTO YOUR LIFE AS A NATIONALIAN ALUMNUS? PLEASE PROVIDE AN EXAMPLE. Vision & Mision Statements Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions NATIONALIAN COURSE E NATIONA QU L IAN I UN Lesson 1 CULTURE & TRADITIONS Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  y DF namic sm i ili p i n e mor M Lane y Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Doc. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs NU Hymn Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs I pledge my life, my honor To thee my Alma Mater, Who made me grow in wisdom Gave me love and made me strong. I shall defend thy good name. I’ll strive to bring thee more fame I shall wave the Gold and Blue, the colors of National U. I shall wave the Gold and Blue, the colors of National U. NU Hymn (Repeat) Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU Hymn Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU Logo Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a From its establishment in 1900 until 2008, it e N C o urs NU Logo carried the woman which symbolized the mother country, the Philippines. The original seal of NU was given by Crispulo As NU evolved as a university, the logo to Mariano in 1903 in appreciation for the was enhanced with a curved octagonal establishment of Colegio Filipino. border. Within the border was a bold spelling of National University and the year of its establishment. The logo had some revisions through the years. It adopted a yellowish curved hendecagonal border with the royal blue dominant interior background. A harp- In a later version, it included the words shaped shield was added behind Mother “Legally incorporated and duly Country. accredited” and the year 1900 was omitted. In 2009, upon the acquisition of the University by the Sy family, a new logo was unveiled. The background of Mother Country was patterned In 2017, the University Council changed after the Philippine flag with the three stars. The the logo to a more corporate look. It official colors became Royal Blue and Yellow shifted to the shield-like shape of the Gold. Royal blue symbolized royalty while yellow nation’s coat of arms with a royal blue gold symbolized intellect and success. silhouette. The lettering NU this time was added while Mother Country was omitted and the year 1900 was retained. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a ul e C o urs ld N he B og T Pride Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs A squat, smooth-haired breed of dog has been NU’s mascot since it participated in inter- collegiate activities. His ugly mug belies his tenacity, courage, and equable disposition – these The Bulldog Character are the NU team's particular brand of play. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The Bulldog has been NU’s mascot since the UAAP began in 1938. For having a strong heart, the NU Bulldog has been tagged as the “Mighty Bulldogs” - - a picture of strength and determination. The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Courageous & loyal companion more than willing to take on opponents bigger The Bulldog Character than themselves. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Tough and tenacious Originally used to compete in a bloody sport called The Bulldog Character bull-baiting. During the Roman Empire, bulldogs were pitted against bulls in gladiator arenas. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs With its wide mouth and massive jaws, the bulldog locks its teeth on the bull, grabbing it at its snout. Shakes it wildly without let up. The angry bull tosses the dog with its horns. The Bulldog Character Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The bulldog is wise. It creeps under the angered bull’s belly. Its horn is unable to get under the dog’s body. The Bulldog Character Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The bulldog catches the bull again and firmly holds it: its short, snubbed nose enables the bulldog to breathe while biting the bull’s snout really hard never to let go, no matter how the bull shakes him off...its tenacity is legendary the bulldog’s high tolerance for pain makes it fit for the grueling sport. The bulldog is resilient! The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The strong grip on the bull would have shut the lights out of the bulldog’s eyes, but the wrinkles on its head direct the blood to flow away from its eyes so it does not get blind. The dog will let go only when the bull falls on its feet. Due to the excruciating pain of the bite, the bull lies flat on its belly, unable to get up! The bulldog is a Winner! The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The Bulldog embodies the spirit of RESILIENCE STRENGTH The Bulldog Pride DETERMINATION It adapts to challenges and win hearts. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The bulldog, a hallmark of transformation the fierce bulldog, coming off from the grueling bull-baiting, (England prohibited in 1835; Rome banned walking the bulldog on the streets for it was ferocious) Through time, its character mellowed into a new breed: Calm and dignified; Friendliest & most tranquil dog The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Despite its appearance, the bulldog is A loving dog, tame, and sociable, Courageous, bouncing back in times of adversity. Dignified rather than lively With a kind disposition Gentle and loyal The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs NU’s Bulldog symbolizes: dignity and integrity kindness and compassion transformation and innovation tenacity and resilience loyalty and patriotism The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs The pet of Mrs. Remedios Jhocson- Custudio called “Butch,” she graced the UAAP opening games in the 1950s. The Bulldog Pride Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a &Pro e N C o urs ge gra le Offerings l Co m Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs National University-Laguna is the first NU branch outside Metro Manila located in Calamba. It was opened last September 2018 and offered the following degree programs: BS ACCOUNTANCY BS COMPUTER BS PSYCHOLOGY SCIENCE Colleges and Program Offerings BS INFORMATION BS EXERCISE AND SYSTEM SPORTS SCIENCE Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs National University Laguna espouses a broad- based, interactive pedagogy primarily aimed at honing students' critical and analytical thinking, communication, and presentation skills. CRITICAL & COMMUNICATION PRESENTATION ANALYTICAL SKILLS SKILLS SKILLS NU Laguna offers a distinct education paradigm Colleges and Program Offerings that exposes and prepares students to real-world issues in their eventual fields. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs Colleges and Program Offerings Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs All of these are infused with a sports-oriented curriculum, where students are provided with The Organizational Chart sports-related electives based on their degree programs. Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a at e C o urs N aniz ion rg a Chart O l Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Ms. Meg)  tionalian a e N C o urs The Organizational Chart Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Hans T. Sy - Chairman Mr. Teodoro J. Ocampo -Vice Chairman Ms. Elizabeth T. Sy - Director Mr. Herbert T. Sy - Director Atty. Arthur A. Sy - Corporate Secretary Dr. Renato Carlos H. Ermita Jr. - President/CEO Mr. Jose Nilo Ocampo - VP for Administrative Services Ms. Susan Dimacali - Director The Organizational Chart Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS The Organizational Chart DR. HANS T. SY Chairman of the Board Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS The Organizational Chart MR. TEODORO J. OCAMPO Vice Chairman of the Board Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS The Organizational Chart DR. RENATO CARLOS H. ERMITA, JR. President/CEO Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs BENJAMIN F. UICHICO Managing Director JOSEFINA G. SAN MIGUEL, PH.D. The University Officials Senior Academic Director Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS The Organizational Chart JOSE RICARDO S.A. OCAMPO Senior Administrative Director Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs FLORENDA J. DE VERO Dean, School of Accountancy, Business, and Management Program Chair, B.S. Tourism and Management NEILSON A. SILVA Dean, School of Arts and Sciences The School Deans Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs VINCENT S. RIVERA DEAN, SCHOOL OF COMPUTER STUDIES PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. COMPUTER SCIENCE DR. LEANDRO R. DE LUNA DEAN, GRADUATE SCHOOL The School Deans Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs ARNEL A. VILLAMIN PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. ACCOUNTANCY DR. JOEL M. CUADRA PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. BUSINESS The Program Chairs ADMINISTRATION Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs ALLIANA M. ABLAN PROGRAM CHAIR, BA COMMUNICATION DR. JUDE THADDEUS I. BARTOLOME PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. CRIMINOLOGY The Program Chairs Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs MILPERT JOHN B. MAROTO PROGRAM CHAIR, BS EXERCISE AND SPORTS SCIENCE CARLITO O. LOYOLA JR. PROGRAM CHAIR, B MULTIMEDIA ARTS The Program Chairs Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs MARJUALITA THERESA T. MALAPO PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. PSYCHOLOGY EDISON M. ESBERTO PROGRAM CHAIR, BS INFORMATION SYSTEMS/ The Program Chairs BS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs JOSEPH P. ALCORAN PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. ARCHITECTURE BRYAN L. DE GUZMAN PROGRAM CHAIR, BS CIVIL ENGINEERING The Program Chairs Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs JULIET O. NIEGA, PH.D. PROGRAM CHAIR, B.S. COMPUTER ENGINEERING The Program Chairs Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs RHODORA C. AMORA ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, GUIDANCE CENTER ANNABETH E. ADAG Academic Support LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER OFFICER Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs ADLERSON S. DASALLA REGISTRAR SUPERVISOR FATIMA O. ROBLES Academic Support STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATE Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a e N C o urs JOSEPH ELIAS DE GRANO DISCIPLINE OFFICER EDWARD P. AGBUNAG Academic Support IT SERVICES OFFICER Unique Nationalian Culture & Traditions  tionalian a llabo e C o urs N Co ra p u Graphic t ion Gro Representation of Vision, Mission and Core Values Lesson 1 Professor: Mary Grace A. Manila (Doc. Meg)  tionalian a e INSTRUCTIONS: N C o urs YOU WILL BE DIVIDED INTO FOUR GROUPS FOR THIS SESSION. CHOOSE 1 REPRESENTATIVE FROM YOUR GROUP TO COMMENT/ SHARE YOUR ANSWER IN THE COMMENT/ REPLY SECTION IN OUTPUT DISPLAY WALL THE PRESENTATION SHOULD INCLUDE: 1. GROUP NUMBER, NAMES OF MEMBERS, AND GROUP NUMBER. 2. FLOW OF PRESENTATION PREPARE YOUR PRESENTATION FOR SHARING AT THE BREAKOUT ROOMS SESSION: NEXT MEETING. EACH GROUP WILL BE GIVEN 15 MINUTES NU VISUAL PRESENTATION TO PRESENT. Course Orientation  tionalian a e N C o urs INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: INSTRUCTIONS: Provide an interpretation of the mission and vision in at least 2-3 sentences. Create a visual presentation based on your findings. Search for the mission and vision of our university. BREAKOUT ROOMS SESSION: NU VISUAL PRESENTATION Course Orientation