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Foreword
Historical Background
The Pamantasan ng Lunsod ng Muntinlupa Seal
Philosophy / Vision / Mission Statement / Goals, The Organization
Colleges and Courses Offered
Section I: Admission Requirements and Procedure of Enrolment
Section II: Student Academic Load
Section III: Withdrawal, Adding and Dropping of a Subject
Section IV: Classification of Students
Section V: Fees and Payments
Section VI: Scholarships and Financial Aid
Section VII: Attendance
Section VIII: Grading System
Section IX: Retention Policies
Section X: Leave of Absence (LOA) and Honorable Dismissal
Section XI: Examinations/Removal of Incomplete grades
Section XII: Graduation Requirements, Honors, and Awards
Section XIII: University Disciplinary Measures
Section XIV: Prefect of Discipline, Complaints and Grievances
Section XV: Learning Resource Center (Library)
Section XVI: Student Service and facilities
Section XVII: Student Rights, Duties and Responsibilities
Section XVIII: Student Organizations
Section XIX: Policies and Guidelines of the student Publication
Section XX: Co-Curricular and Extra Curricular Activities
Section XXI: Collection of fees and Fund Raising Activities
Section XXII: Nat’l Anthem, PanunumpasaWatawat, Muntinlupa March, PLMun Hymn
Section XXIII: Other Important matters about the Handbook
Pledge of Allegiance
FOREWORD
The rights and privileges as well as obligations and liabilities of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa students and their parents or guardians, and the University are determined by:
The regulations that follow apply to all students of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa. Upon admission, all students must abide by these regulations and conduct themselves in a manner which maintains discipline, preserves the good order of the University, upholds the fair name of the college and reflects the PLMun Vision- Mission and Core Values. All students are expected to be familiar with the contents of the handbook.
The administrative authority of the University is vested in the University Council, which in turn may be delegated to the Director for Student Affairs and Services whenever possible.
Student of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa are subject to their authority. Conforming with the underlying spent of policies governing the academic community. *
Office for Student Affairs and Services, 2019
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HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA (PLMUN)
The establishment of a local university in the Municipality started as a dream of former Mayor Ignacio “Toting” Bunye who viewed education as potent tool for transforming society for the better. Upon his assumption of office in 1986, he included the objective of organizing and establishing an institution of higher learning in the Ten Point Agenda of his administration.
During his term as Councilor and Chairman of the Committee on Education, Rufino B. Joaquin sponsored the move to organize
and establish the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College (MPC). On May 29, 1991 the Municipal Council of Muntinlupa passed
Resolution No. 91-191 and Resolution No. 91-192 officially creating a government run college – the Muntinlupa Polytechnic
College (MPC)
Muntinlupa Polytechnic College (MPC) started with 309 students while using one of the high school buildings of the Pedro E.
Diaz High School in Alabang, Muntinlupa City. As its enrollment of students increased, theMuntinlupa Polytechnic College
(MPC) was relocated to the second floor of the Contessa Bulding in Barangay Poblacion, Muntinlupa City where all of its the
offices and classrooms were air- conditioned.
Courses offered then at the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College (MPC) were as follows: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology,
Bachelor of Science in Commerce, Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, Bachelor of Elementary Education, Bachelor of
Secondary Education, Bachelor of Science in Criminology, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology, and two-year courses
in Computer Science and Secretarial Science.
Imbued with the desire to be in close coordination with the National Government in providing higher education, the Muntinlupa
Polytechnic College (MPC) established a linkage with the Commission of Higher Education (CHED-NCR).
The rapid growth of the student population at the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College (MPC) ushered in the need for more changes.
In 1995, due to the high educational standards and numerous courses it offered, the number of students increased. This prompted
a need for more space and facilities. This served as a challenge to Muntinlupa which by then in 1995 had just been elevated to the
status of a City.
In response to the challenge, in March 1988, the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College (MPC) moved out of the Contessa Building to
its own new building in a bigger campus with better facilities. The City Government had a new two-storey building constructed
and completed alongside the Muntinlupa National High School, in a two hectare site in the NBP Reservation Compound,
Poblacion, Muntinlupa City.
Upon his assumption of office in 1998, Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi had education as a priority in the Eight Point Program of his
Administration. Compulsory Education was extended to everyone, especially, to the marginalized sector. In 2002, the new four
storey Academic Building was completed to house the library and Auditorium and to provide additional classrooms in its third
and fourth floors. The new Academic Building further enhanced the ability of the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College to produce
highly educated young residents who would eventually contribute to the development of themselves, their loved ones and the
City of Muntinlupa.
Former Dean Enrico Vivar led the movement to convert the Muntinlupa Polytechnic College into a local university. Atty. Raul R.
Corro, then Councilor and Chairman of the Committee on Education, sponsored City Ordinance No. 03-089 converting the
Muntinlupa Polytechnic College to a Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) in March, 2003 during the 67th session.
The Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa has three buildings: the Main Building, the Annex Building and the Administration
Building.
The PLMun has attained recognition by CHED as leading Higher Educational Institution (HEI) offering of various relevant
courses such as: General Education, Criminal Justice, Teacher Education, Business Administration, Arts and Sciences,
Information Technology and Computer Studies.
As Education Mayor, during his term ( 1997—2006), Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi and the City Council approved the Iskolar ng
Bayan Ordinance No. 98-008 which provided additional scholarship incentives for indigent but deserving PLMun students.
Seeing the need to sustain empowerment among young Muntinlupenos, the 7th SangguniangPanglungsod passed a resolution to
increase student financial assistance, hence Honorable Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi, passed a decree on October 13, 2013, creating
Ordinance No.13-010 (Amending Ordinance No.08-042) which provided for even more incentives for scholars.
The Board of Regents and management are continuously making sure that the PLMun and its faculty provide quality and relevant
education that would produce graduates who are creative, productive, socially responsible and locally and globally competitive.
Past and Present Administrators and Presidents
7.1 Founding President (1991-1998) Sec. IGNACIO R. BUNYE
7.2 Co-Founding President (1998-2003) Atty. JAIME R. FRESNEDI
7.3 Dean (1991-1993) Dr. SIMEON C. BUMANLAG
7.4 Dean (1993-1995) Dr. QUIRINO N. DIACAJO
7.5 Dean (1995-1998) Mr. BENJAMIN A. SANTOS
7.6 Dean (1998-1999 Mrs. FELICIDAD M. PEREZ
7.7 Dean (2000-2002) Atty. HENRY A. REYES
7.8 Dean (2002-2003) Dr. ENRICO B. VIBAR
7.8 President (2003-2007) Dr. MIGUEL T. UDTOHAN
7.9 President (2007-2013) Dr. FE NAZARENO-MARTINEZ
7.10 President (2013 to present) Dr. ELENA E. PRESNEDI
THE PLMUN SEAL
The University Seal of the PLMun is the most visible identification mark of the University. Patterned after the official Seal of the
City of Muntinlupa; the Torch symbolizes the role of education in the attainment of the City’s Vision: To make Muntinlupa the
Premiere Emerald City of the 21st Century.
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa - the name “PAMANTASAN NG LUNGSOD NG MUNTINLUPA” in bold Arial font serves
as a borderaround the outer portion of the seal.
Torch – the Torch reflects the objective of education: to enlighten the students; and to provide them with the intellectual nurture
that draws them away from the elements of destruction.
The Bamboo Seal - Bamboo around the seal projects the resiliency of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun)
students to the challenges of the times. The bamboo signifies the endurance and the capability of the PLMun students to
overcome trials and emerge victorious in life.
LakasTalino at Buhay - Lifted from the lyrics of the City’s official anthem, the City of Muntinlupa March, Lakas, Talino at
Buhay are the three main objectives which indicate the University’s vision and mission.
1991 – 2003 - the year 1991 marks the time when the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) was established, while
the year 2003 indicates the time when the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun), then Muntinlupa Polytechnic
College (MPC), acquired its University status.
The Philippine Flag - the flag that provides the background of the Torch draws the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa
(PLMun) into the reality that it is a part of the Republic of the Philippines and the City Government of Muntinlupa. The Torch
scintillates and marks its effects on all areas affected by its radiance. Like education, the University views its significance in the
process of nation building.
The Nine Stars - the nine (9) stars represent the nine (9) barangays of the City of Muntinlupa, namely: Tunasan, Poblacion,
Putatan, and Bayanan for District I and Alabang, Cupang, Buli, Sucat and Ayala Alabang for District II.
The University Color - the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) established bamboo green as its official University color.
Philosophy of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun)
Imbued with the provision of the 1987 Constitution which mandates the State to give priority to education, science, technology,
culture and the arts, the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) premised its philosophy on the rationale of establishing
an educational institution in the tertiary level which reflects on the mandated provisions.
The Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun) aims to promote intellectual growth, to initiate the advancement of
learning and research, to develop responsible and effective leaders, to create esteemed professionals, to enrich the country’s
historical and cultural heritage, to provide quality education for the Muntinlupeños, primarily, and to prepare them to meet the
demands of the global market, thus, enabling them to become responsible and employable citizens.
As a learning institution, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa’s educational paradigm of curricular programs shows values,
academic and technical-orientation aimed at cultivating the mind, spirit and body in the service of God, the country and the
community.
Plmun Vision Statement
A dynamic and highly competitive Higher Education Institution (HEI) committed to people empowerment towards building a humane society.
PLMun Mission Statement
To provide quality, affordable and relevant education responsive to the changing needs of the local and global communities through effective and efficient integration of instruction, research and extension; to develop productive and God-loving individuals in society.
Goals
Core Values
The Organization
The Board of Regents (BOR) is the governing body of the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (PLMun). It formulates and
implements policies deemed necessary for the administration and development of the Institution. The Mayor of the City of
Muntinlupa, as Chairperson, presides over meetings of the Board of Regents (BOR).
The PRESIDENT of the University is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Institution. Manages the resources of the University and directs its activities. Responsible for the attainment of the vision, mission and goals of the University.
The VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS supervises the teaching personnel and the academic programs of the University. Conducts curricular revision to set changes that respond to the needs of education, the community, government, business and industry.
The ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER supervises the administrative personnel and maintains the good conditions of the school facilities.
FINANCE OFFICER controls and coordinates tasks related to budget, finance and procurement.
The UNIVERSITY TREASURER takes charge of the safekeeping and releasing of funds as prescribed by law.
The DEAN of each college supervises the teaching personnel in implementing the academic programs and the co-curricular activities of the College.
The UNIVERSITY SECRETARY is the custodian of the University records. Assists the University President in the preparation of documents and reports needed in the Board of Regents’ (BOR) meetings and in the formulation of administrative policies, rules and regulations.
The UNIVERSITY REGISTRAR keeps the records of students, sets and implements enrolment procedures in accordance with policies and standards set by the Board of Regents (BOR) and the Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
The UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN supervises and maintains the operation of the University Library. Responsible for the improvement of the Library and the Multi-media Center.
The SECURITY UNIT maintains peace and order. It ensures the safety of the students and employees. It oversees and protects University property. It implements security measures during academic and non-academic activities of the University and the colleges.
The COMMITTEE ON DECORUM AND INVESTIGATION (CODI) investigates cases forwarded by the following offices: the College, the Guidance Office and the Office of the Student Affairs. The results of the Committee investigation are forwarded to the Office of the University President for appropriate action.
The OFFICE FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS AND SERVICES (OSAS) supervises the academic and non-academic programs of the students. PLMun—OSAS adopted CHED Memo No. 09 s. 2013 also known as Enhanced Policies and Guidelines on Student Affairs and Services in catering the PLMun student development and welfare services programs. With such, OSA has established the following sections:
Colleges and Course Offered:
Admission, Requirements and Procedure of Enrollment
Submit to OUR (Office of the University Registrar)the following:
Submit to Office of the University Registrar (OUR) the following:
Foreign students shall be admitted to PLMun subject to existing regulations of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Other requirements are:
Enrollment Requirements and Procedures for frosh
Submit the following documents to OUR
For Old Students:
Student Academic Load
The semestral load of a regular student shall be based on the number of academic load (units) prescribed in the program of study of each college.
26.1.1.2.1 Dropping of subject is allowed only until two (2) weeks after the start of classes.
26.1.1.3.1 An authorized withdrawal (AW) is allowed three (3) weeks after the opening of classes up to one (1) week before the midterm.
Withdrawal, Dropping and Adding of Subjects
Classification of Students
Within the University
From Another Institution
Fees and Payments
Free Education and Return Service Policy
PLMun is recognized by CHED as one of the grantees of the Republic Act No. 10931known as “An Act Promoting Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education by Providing for Free Tuition and Other School Fees in State Universities and Colleges, Local Universities and Colleges and State-Run Technical Vocational Institutions Establishing the Tertiary Education Subsidy and Student Loan Program Strengthening the Unified Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education and Providing Funds.
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED), an agency of the national government, and the Unified Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UniFAST) Governing Board, an attached national government agency of CHED, have approved the implementation of the Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No. 10931, known as the “Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act of 2017”
Scholarship and Financial Aid
The University offers various scholarship and financial assistance programs.
OSA provides Policies and Guidelines for PLMun Educational Assistance and Other Incentives
Requirements:
Attendance
A student is considered officially enrolled if his name appears in the Master List provided by the Registrar’s Office. Regular attendance and punctuality must be observed at all times. Attendance is also required in extracurricular activities.
A student is considered late if he arrives after the:
A student who arrives late for class after the time schedule indicated three times shall be given 1 full absent mark.
Grading System
Grade |
Equivalent |
Remarks |
97-100 |
1.00 |
Passed |
94-96 |
1.25 |
Passed |
91-93 |
1.50 |
Passed |
88-90 |
1.75 |
Passed |
85-87 |
2.00 |
Passed |
82-84 |
2.25 |
Passed |
79-81 |
2.50 |
Passed |
76-78 |
2.75 |
Passed |
75-74 |
3.00 |
Passed |
Conditional Failure |
4.0 |
|
INC. |
Incomplete |
|
Authorized Withdrawal |
6 |
AW |
Unauthorized Withdrawal |
9 |
AU |
Example:
The GPA and the cumulative GPA are computed up to three (3) decimal places only. The third decimal place is automatically dropped after rounding off.
Subject-Code |
Units |
Grade |
Equivalent Point |
HIS102 |
3 |
1.50 |
4.50 |
ITE201 |
3 |
1.50 |
4.50 |
ENG201 |
3 |
1.50 |
4.50 |
ITS201 |
3 |
1.50 |
4.50 |
ITE 202 |
3 |
1.25 |
3.75 |
ITT 201 |
3 |
2.50 |
7.50 |
PED 201 |
2 |
1.50 |
3.00 |
VED 201 |
3 |
1.50 |
4.50 |
23 Units |
36.75 |
Formula:
GPA = TGP = 36.75 = 1.60
TCP 23
Retention Policies
Leave of Absence (LOA) and Honorable Dismissal (must include MRR) Incomplete and Honorable Dismissal
Examinations/ Removal of Incomplete Grades
Final Graduation Requirements, Honors and Awards
The following are the guidelines set for determining Latin Honors:
Latin Awards |
Grade Requirement |
Summa Cum Laude |
1.00-1.20 |
Magna Cum Laude |
1.21-1.35 |
Cum Laude |
1.36- 1.50 |
Latin Awards |
Grade Requirement |
Summa Cum Laude |
2.25 |
Magna Cum Laude |
2.25 |
Cum Laude |
2.25 |
Criteria:
Category |
Points |
National |
3.00 pts |
Regional |
2.50 pts |
City |
2.00 pts |
University |
1.50 pts |
College |
1.00 pt |
Category |
Points |
Community Service |
3.00 |
City-Organizer |
3.00 |
Member |
1.00 |
Barangay Organizer |
2.00 |
Member |
1.00 |
University Organizer |
1.50 |
Member |
0.50 |
College Organizer |
0.75 |
Member |
0.25 |
Position |
Points |
President |
3.00 |
Vice President |
2.50 |
Secretary/Treasurer |
2.99 |
Other Positions |
1.00 |
Member |
0.50 |
Position |
Points |
President |
2.00 |
Vice President |
1.50 |
Secretary/Treasurer |
1.00 |
Other Positions |
0.50 |
Member |
0.25 |
Position |
Points |
President |
3.00 |
Other Positions |
2.00 |
Member |
1.00 |
Grade |
Points |
1.00-1.25 |
5.00 |
1.26-1.50 |
4.00 |
1.51-1.75 |
3.00 |
1.76-2.00 |
2.00 |
2.10-2.50 |
1.00 |
Category |
Points |
International |
5.00 |
National |
4.00 |
City |
3.00 |
Barangay |
2.00 |
University/College |
1.00 |
Category |
Points |
Academic |
30% |
Quality of Work |
20% |
Published/ Unpublished Work |
30% |
Extra Ordinary Achievements |
20% |
Category |
Points |
Academic |
50% |
Attendance |
25% |
Performance |
25% |
Category |
Points |
Academic |
30% |
Attendance |
20% |
Performance |
20% |
Extra Ordinary Achievements |
30% |
Students Qualifications:
University Disciplinary Measures
uniform.
- Female (Pony tail for 1st year to 3rd year and Hair Net “Boknay” for 4th year students
Offenses |
Meaning |
Harassment |
Inflicting harm physically, mentally and emotionally especially with the use of profane obscene language to other person/s |
Immoral Acts |
Such as petting, necking, and pre-marital sex and possession of obscene or pornographic materials within the school premises. |
Verbal Abuse |
Inflicting verbal harm on another person. |
Unauthorized possession of deadly weapons or objects. (PD 1866) |
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Possession or use of drugs, alcohol, or any controlled substance inside the school premises |
Illegal possession, distribution or use of drugs, chemicals, alcohol or any controlled substance such as marijuana, shabu, LSD, heroine, ecstasy pill and hallucinogenic drugs, inhalants such as rugby, acetone or thinner |
Plagiarism |
Using the work of another student and any work of other persons without proper acknowledgment or credits given. The RA 8393 otherwise known as the IP Code of the Philippines must be adhered to. |
Falsification of school documents |
Engaging in the forgery of signatures of persons in authority: school officials, faculty, heads and staff and falsification of official documents and school records. |
Theft/Stealing |
Taking of any item which belongs to another person without the latter’s consent |
Malicious mischief/Vandalism |
Intentionally damaging the personal property of other person (restitution required) |
Gambling |
Any form of gambling andsmoking within 15 m. radius distance from the University premises while in uniform |
Organizations that are contrary to objectives of PLMun |
Formation, membership, recruitment or affiliation with prohibited Organizations. These are fraternities and sororities whose aims and behavioral patterns are contrary to the adhered values and norms of the University. |
Disrespect, disobedience, or defiance of school authorities |
Non-compliance with the instructions of persons in authority; assaulting persons in authority |
Arson |
Starting a fire that would damage school property |
Sexual assault |
Sexual harassment / rape (Refers to RA 7877 otherwise known as Anti- Sexual harassment Law.) |
Manslaughter |
Homicide/murder |
Bullying/Cyber Bullying |
Refers to the provisions in RPC. Using the Internet and Social network to malign co-students and person/s in authority |
Malversation of funds |
Using organization funds for personal use/tampering of receipts / using funds without consultation with the members and adviser of the organization. |
Hazing |
refers to the provisions mandated in Anti-hazing Law or otherwise known as RA 8049. |
Possession, distribution, borrowing, or lending of pornographic materials, indecent books, objects in the school or in any recognized school activity held inside the university premises. |
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Failure or refusal to comply with school safety rules and regulations; |
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Direct or indirect physical threats, physical violence, commission on any form of physical injury; |
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Bomb threat; |
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Threat or intimidation using any pointed or sharp object; |
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Instigate or lead strikes or similar concerted activities resulting in disruption of classes; |
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False accusation against the administration; |
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Disregard disciplinary code/Board Discipline directives; |
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Joining strikes and rallies without the permission from proper authorities; |
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Entering the campus while under the influence of alcohol or drugs; |
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Cheating of any sort; |
Minor Offenses
No. of Offenses |
Sanction |
First Offense |
Counseling |
Second Offenses |
Counseling and community service for 8 hrs. |
Third Offense |
Counseling and community service for 16 hrs. |
Fourth Offense |
Counseling, written reprimand and community service for 24 hrs. |
Fifth Offense |
Suspension and additional 1 day for every succeeding violations Note: Habitual Offenses of Minor Violations are considered Major Offenses. |
Major Offenses
Sanction |
|
Suspension |
A penalty allowed by CHED: The University penalizes a student who violates a major offense with suspension which does not exceed twenty percent (20%) of non- attendance in class for the entire semester. |
Exclusion/ Dropping /Dismissal |
The University refuses a student admission to the University due to the violation of a major offense which is still subject to review and evaluation. |
Expulsion |
The approval of the Commission on Higher Education(CHED) and court proceedings are required for the expulsion of a student. |
Prefect of Discipline, Procedure for the Settlement of Complaints and Grievances
Any complaint recorded against a student is best settled through a dialogue between the two parties, in the presence of the professor and an immediate superior and some witnesses who may present evidences. The initial investigation may be conducted by the Office of the Student Affairs.
The Committee on Discipline is composed of the following:
Learning Resource Center
The Library is open from 8:00am to 7:00pm Monday to Saturday. (Note: for more information, you may get the “Information Brochure” from the University Library.
Student Services and Facilities
41.2.3 Student Leadership Development Programs
Performing Groups are:
Out-door sports are:
In-Door Sports are:
Student Rights, Duties and Responsibilities
(Education Act of 1982, Section 15)Duties and responsibilities of students in addition to those provided for under existing laws, which every student shall:
Student Organizations
Protects the interest of the students and posters good relationship among students, faculty membes and administrative staff
Formation Office
charged with providing programs and a venue for the religious, spiritual,
ethical and character development of the University.
diversity in faiths and beliefs across Multi Faith Groups.
Policies and Guidelines of the Student Publications
Representative of the school administration, faculty member, a mass media
practitioner who is acceptable to both (school administrator and editorial board)
and two past editors to be chosen by the outgoing editorial board. (FOR CHECKING)
Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular Activities
Collection of Fees and Fund- Raising Activities
Collection of Fees and Fund-Raising Activities- Student Organization fees imposed by the student council and its sub organizations are used to fund legitimate student activities. Fund raising activities are subject to the following rules and regulations:
Audit Policy and Program
The Student Organizations Audit Committee (SOAC) is hereby created under the auspices of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants - Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa (JPIA-PLMun), and under the supervision of the Office for Student Affairs and Services (OSAS). SOAC shall be tasked to promote transparency and accountability among the student organizations of the University by conducting regular audit of the financial statements of student organizations.
The SOAC shall be headed by the Vice Presidents (VP) for Finance and Audit who will act as Co-chairs of the said Committee. The members of the Committee shall be the Executive Officers of JPIA-PLMun.
The Committee shall have the following duties and responsibilities:
Audit Objectives.
The Committee must accomplish the following objectives related to the items presented in the Financial Statements:
Audit Procedures
Audit Scope.
Separability clause.
AngPambansangAwit, Panunumpa s Watatwat ng Pilipinas, Muntinlupa March, PLMun Hymn, City Vision
All students shall memorize all the songs mentioned below, for they do not just embody the ideals and the tradition of Muntinlupeños but also create strong Filipino nationalism and pride which distinguishes a PLMunian from the rest of the scholars in this country, the region and the world.
LUPANG HINIRANG
Baying Magiliw, perlas ng silanganan
Alab ng pusosadibdibmo’ybuhay
Lupanghinirangduyanka ng magiting
Samanlulupig ‘di kapasisiil
Sadagat at bundoksasimoy at salangitmongbughaw
May dilagangtula at awitsapaglayangminamahal
Angkislap ng watawatmo’ytagumpaynanagniningning
Angbituin at arawniya kalian pa may ‘di magdidillim
Lupa ng araw ng luwalhati’tpagsinta
Buhay ay langitsa piling mo
Amingligayana ‘pag may mang-aapi
Angmamatay ng dahilsa’yo.
PANUNUMPA SA WATAWAT NG PILIPINAS
Ako ay Pilipino
Buongkatapatannananunumpa
Sawatawat ng Pilipinas at sabansangkanyangsinasagisag
Na may dangal, katarungan at kalayaan
Na pinakikilos ng sanbayanang
MakaDiyos, makatao, makakalikasan at makabansa
MUNTINLUPA MARCH
Muntinlupaangbayankongmahal
Dakilangbayangmakasaysayan
Sa piling niya'y kay tamismabuhay
Kasama ng mgakababayan
Chorus I:
Muntinlupa, Muntinlupa
Muntinlupangminumutya
Anglayuninkongdakila
MaglingkodsaMuntinlupa
Muntinlupaangbayankonghirang
Ditosumilangangamingangkan
Muntinlupa'ylalagikongmahal
Pagkatito'yhandog ng maykapal
Chorus II:
Muntinlupa, Muntinlupa
Bayan kongpinagpala
Sapusoko at sadiwa
Kailanma'y di mawawala
Muntinlupaangbayankonghirang
Ditosumilangangamingangkan
Muntinlupa'ylalagikongmahal
Pagkatito'yhandog ng maykapal
Chorus II:
Muntinlupa, Muntinlupa
Bayan kongpinagpala
Sapusoko at sadiwa
Kailanma'y di mawawala
Repeat Chorus I
Lakastalino'tbuhaysabayansabayanko'yalay
Lakastalino'tbuhaysabayansabayanko'yalay
PLMUN HYMN
Ilawkangtanglawnamin
Mgapuso’tdamdamin
PLMUN ikawparin
Tangkilikinwalangmaliw
Koro
PLMUN ay mahalnamin (2x)
Ikawlamangangpag-asa
Sinusunod, iginagalanghabangbuhay
PLMUN ay mahalnamin (2x)
Paaralang may karangalan
Haligi ng kabataan
Kapitbisignatayo
Tungosapagbabago
Mgamagulangumaasa
Lahat ay magtagumpay
(Repeat Chorus)
Other Important Matters About the Handbook
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Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa
NBP Reservation, Poblacion, City of Muntinlupa
STUDENT HANDBOOK
PLEDGE OF OBEDIENCE
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Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa
NBP Reservation, Poblacion, City of Muntinlupa
STUDENT HANDBOOK
PLEDGE OF OBEDIENCE
Date: __________________
I have read and fully understood the contents of the Student Handbook. I promise to abide by the sanctions stated therein.
___________________________ __________________________
(Write name in full and then sign) (Write name in full and then sign)
Student Parents
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CityGovernmentofMuntinlupa
PAMANTASAN NGLUNGSOD NGMUNTINLUPA
Poblacion,CityofMuntinlupa
Level III University
STUDENTHANDBOOK
(Revised:2019)
www.plmun.edu.ph
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