Diversity and Inclusivity Unit

objectives

  • To support students or individuals with their own uniqueness by providing multicultural relevant learning opportunities and environment, diverse programs and services that enhance and uphold their academic achievement, contribute to their personal development and prepare them to be multiculturally competent leaders in a constantly changing world;
  • To promote the awareness, understanding and appreciation to multiculturalism, diversity, social justice and equity in order to eliminate disparity and strengthen the personal attributes such as flexibility, respect, empathy and empowerment; and
  • To facilitate acquisition of cultural learning from various cultures and full awareness to positive social change.

PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES

1.  Diversity and Inclusivity Unit Gender Responsive Curricular Program (GRCP)

  • This program aims to provide support in the mandate of CHED, specifically Section 13 of the Magna Carta of Women (MCW), CHED “shall ensure that gender stereotypes and images in educational materials and curricula are adequately and appropriately revised. Gender-sensitive language shall be used at all times”.Capacity-building on gender and development (GAD), peace and human rights, education for teachers, and all those involved in the education sector shall be pursued toward this end.This program also expects to:
    Enhance teaching methods to ensure they are appropriate to facilitate gender learning
  • Support integration of gender learning in the instructor’s discipline
  • Build awareness of gender in the dynamics of the learning environment to ensure a respectful and non‐discriminatory classroom
  • Strive for gender balance among faculty, students and employees


2. Implementing the CHED Memorandum Order Number 1 Series of 2015- Establishing the Policies and Guidelines on GAD in the CHED and Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)

3. International Women’s Month Celebration

4. Persons with Disabilities Month Celebration

POSITION SCHOOL DOCTORS
School Physician Ma. Librada M. Bajum, MD, DPAFP, DPCOM
School Physician Frederick R. La Rosa, MD
School Physician Klark Richard R. Siongco, MD
School Dentist Karla Monina A. Maglutac, DDM
School Psychiatrist Raymond Joseph S. Valdez, MD, FPPA

SERVICES

Training of Trainers on Gender and Development

Gender Sensitivity Seminar/ Training

Gender Fair Language

Self-Empowerment through Self Defense Training

Basic Sign

Language Workshop

Others GAD Related Laws Seminars/ Webinars/ Trainings

Others GAD Related Laws Seminars/ Webinars/ Trainings

Focal Gender and Development (GAD) Committees

A.Y. 2024-2025

College/ Department Name
Student Life and Engagement Billy Jay N. Pedron, PTRP, PhD
Diversity and Inclusivity Unit Geraisa C. Lama, CMHA, CMHFR
College of Allied Sciences Driyah Nicole E. Dario, RCh
Center for Humanities and Social Sciences Jed Abatayo, RPm, CMHA, CMHFR
College of Dentistry Maricris Asuncion
College of Medical Laboratory Science Jhon Philip S. Bautista, RMT, MSCLS
College of Medical and Imaging Therapy Alfred Benedict A. Bayan, RMT, MHM
College of Medicine Raymond Joseph S. Valdez, MD, FPPA
College of Nursing Evelyn Tadena, RN, MAN
Dr. Mariano Que College of Pharmacy Sigfredo B. Mata, RPh
College of Rehabilitation Sciences Ken Kristoffer A. Tort, RSLP
Special Health Sciences Senior High School Nikka Mae R. Mojica, LPT
Center for Community Development and Service Learning Roel B. Hayag. MAEd
Lasallian Mission and Linkages- Institutional Campus Ministry and Pastoral Care Office Jenic S. De Guia
RPAMDAFSC Library Shiela Marie M. Ferre, RL
The Registrar Melody M. Velado
Global Student Engagement Unit (GSEU) Annalyn B. Ferma
Student Integrity and Formation Unit (SIFU) Hyra M. Policina, CMHA, CMHFR
Student Wellness and Personal Enrichment Unit (SWaPEU) Maria Ligaya D. Lopez, MAEd, RGC, CFRA, CMHA, CMHFR
Student Leadership and Empowerment Unit (SLEU) Ma. Sheila Q. Ricalde, MAEd, RPm, RGC, CMHA, CMHFR
Student Health Services Unit (SHSU) Jomar Jake G. Buenafe, RN, CHSC
Sports and Sociocultural Development Unit (SSDU) Neil Russell Fuller Amon
Institutional Student Council Representative- VP for Advocacy Althea Manisha C. Lojo

Lasallian Diversity and Inclusivity Society

  • An institutional student organization under the Student Life and Engagement Diversity and Inclusivity Unit.

  • Composed of four sectors – all genders, persons with disabilities, all religions, and ethnics/indigenous groups.

Mission

Our mission is to champion equality and respect for all Lasallian students, regardless of ethnicity, gender, religion, or physical and mental ability.

Vision

Our vision is an inclusive and progressive institutional environment where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered. By creating safe spaces, fostering community engagement, ensuring accessibility, and celebrating diverse perspectives, we strive to cultivate a culture of belonging where every Lasallian can thrive.

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ADDRESS

Ground Floor, Lourdes E. Campos, MD Building

De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute

Governor D. Mangubat Avenue, Zone IV,

City of Dasmariñas, Cavite, Philippines


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Trunkline: 
+63 (2) 8988-3100
(Manila) or

+63 (46) 481-8000 (Cavite)

Local no.: 1512

PHONE

Second Floor, De La Salle Animo Center

De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute

Governor D. Mangubat Avenue, Zone IV,

City of Dasmariñas, Cavite, Philippines

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