Fact-checking AUP COM Progress Reports - 4
College of Medicine
College of Medicine
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?
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http://www.scribd.com/doc/230985667/Adventist-University-COM-Update-Summer-2014
http://souaoutline.blogspot.com/2013/08/outline-of-president-francisco-d.html
FG's State of the University, August 2013
http://www.scribd.com/doc/230985667/Adventist-University-COM-Update-Summer-2014
Why is it important for the NPUC and AUP board of trustees to honor the rights of donors to designate their gifts for the intended purpose of keeping our dream of a College of Medicine alive?
From a faith perspective, a grantee-donor relationship is more than a contract; the two parties bind themselves in an unwritten covenant. Often overlooked is also the fact that a collaborative relationship exists between donor and grantee.
CASCADIA CHAPTER: 1. Miriam de la Cruz, 2. Noel Abuel, 3. Belle Abuel, 4. Nelson Decena, 5. Lorna Decena;
AUP College
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| Fact # 1 - Plan B "The best place for the COM would be adjacent to the present academic cluster and not near the New Gate as originally planned... The building planned would cost around 70 million pesos.... still below the previous [Plan A] 150 million." |
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Fact #2 - Floor area in square meters: COM dean’s office 35; COM departmental offices 63; Micro/Para lab 105; Physio/Biochem lab 84; Histo/Gross Anatomy lab 151 - Total 438 square meters
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Fact # 3 - Plan C [B-1 + B-2]: 4,733 sq.m. for US$1.9mil [US$401.44 per sq.m.] Note the extensions in the back. There are now two facades: the original Plan B Front North Western View and the Plan C South Eastern View extensions/additions in the back. Briefly, it was a leap from a two-storey Plan B: 1,532 sq.m. to a three-storey Plan C: 4,733 sq.m. with a covered car park in the basement and additional room. US$1.9mil @Php42+ to US$1 would be about Php 80 mil
Fact # 3 - Plan C [B-1 + B-2]: 4,733 sq.m. for US$1.9mil [US$401.44 per sq.m.] Note the extensions in the back. There are now two facades: the original Plan B Front North Western View and the Plan C South Eastern View extensions/additions in the back. Briefly, it was a leap from a two-storey Plan B: 1,532 sq.m. to a three-storey Plan C: 4,733 sq.m. with a covered car park in the basement and additional room. US$1.9mil @Php42+ to US$1 would be about Php 80 mil
Rounding our figure to ten percent (10%) of the estimated US$1.9 million price of the finished structure, the space assigned to the projected College of Medicine should cost about US$190k. Fact # 5 - Donations received from alumni as well as non-alumni sources in response to specific appeals by the Advancement Office and Office of the President on behalf of the College of Medicine building suggest that funds raised have reached more than the US$190k needed, way more than may be required by the Technical Committee on Medical Education (TCME) to provide sufficient space for the medicine program. |
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| "Crocodile Foundation Donates US$300K for COM Building ... their main requirement is for the Southern Asia Pacific Division and the Union to match their donation..." AUP COM Update Jan 14, 2014 |
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| AUP COM Update Jan 14, 2014 |
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"... the Adventist Health Care Association (AHCA) of the Northern Asia-Pacific Division (NSD) donated $50K to the AUP COM building project."
Total expenditures from March 30, 2007 to November 21, 2013 = PhP64,913,628.55; Note: Total expenditures from July 10, 2013 - November 21, 2013 = PhP31,575,789.91
AUP COM Update -December 9, 2013
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"... Below is a list of our donors for the COM building project... "Major Benefactor (US$100,000.00-499,999.99)...." AUP COM Update -December 9, 2013 |
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| Fact # 6 - College of Medicine [Designated]Room Donors Updates August 2011 |
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| Fact # 7 - Each designated room costs on average US$1k per square meter or approximately US$100 per square foot of floor area. Updates August 2011 |
AUP College of Medicine Update Summer 2014
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Fact # 8 - As early as July 2011, FG learned that: "... AUP does not need a completed building to start a medicine program.Fact # 9, Subsequently, FG: "... asked an architect to plan for a building which will cost about 80 million pesos." AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014 |
AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014
Fact # 11 - Despite the information FDG received in regard to the medicine program that "AUP does not need a completed building..." and that it was alright "... for existing structures of AUP to be used," he still decided to go ahead with the plan he had formulated as the capstone of his administration: Promote funding the construction of more buildings.
http://souaoutline.blogspot.com/2013/08/outline-of-president-francisco-d.html
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| For 2013, we have an excess of 15,170,000.00 [Php 15.17mil] from our operations.... We were able to finance some major building projects with a total cost of P121,687.362 [Php 121.68 mil].... COM Building [PhP]50M by October 2013. State of the University - August 2013 |
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"We are anticipating only one major issue in the visit that they will require a completed building."
From AUP President's Desk
October 28, 2013
Urgent Call for Special Prayer
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| "We can surely finish the building by February but its present degree of [in]completion is a potential issue." AUP COM Update 31 Oct 2013 |
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| "We presume that this major deficiency is the building." AUP COM Update 9 Dec 2013 |
http://www.scribd.com/doc/200398833/ Adventist-University-of-the-Phi lippines-College-of-Medicine-U pdate-Jan14-2014final
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| "But according to the University administration, the 'supposed deficiencies' are all complied with except for the [un]completed building." Total funds received since August 1, 2007 to December 13, 2013 = PhP30,874,094.07 Total expenditures since March 30, 2007 = PhP73,080,482.13 AUP College of Medicine Update Jan 14, 2014 |
http://www.scribd.com/doc/209996088/AUP-College-of-Medicine-Update-Feb-2014
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| "Another deficiency is the building. The TPME wants that the offices of the dean and staff are ready, and that all the facilities should be found only in one building." Why the delay? AUP College of Medicine Update, Feb 2014 |
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"AUP was evaluated in 8 areas ... Their findings state that we have two major areas of concern... Firstly, we need more physicians who have medical schol teaching experience.. Secondly, .. the Adventist Medical Center-Manila (or MAMC) needs more service/charity patients..."
From the President’s Office
22 March 2014
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| "... the lower ground floor will be home for the Medical Laboratory Science Department and part of the basement will house the Computer and IT departments." AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014
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AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014
The sum of PhP95,798,975.31 has so far been expended resulting in an unfinished Alumni Hall which is PhP15.8 mil above a previous estimated cost of PhP80 mil.
Questions arise: How much more may be needed to complete the Alumni Hall? And, should funding a multipurpose Alumni Hall for general use be the AUP administration's top priority when compliance with the CHED/TCME requirements for a permit to open our medicine program still remains to be fulfilled?
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| AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014 |
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| "Most of the rooms will be occupied and used by the Medical Technology Department, the gross [Anatomy] laboratory will be used by the College of Dentistry, and the... basement intended for parking will be developed to house the computer and IT departments." AUP College of Medicine Update - Summer 2014 |
From a faith perspective, a grantee-donor relationship is more than a contract; the two parties bind themselves in an unwritten covenant. Often overlooked is also the fact that a collaborative relationship exists between donor and grantee.
1. Guaranteeing the rights of donors are respected is a great means of building trust. It's the ethical thing to do.
2. When donors agree to part with their charitable gifts this is done in good faith and a direct response to fundraising appeals about some specified recipient need. Donors expect the information they receive will all be factual and accurate.
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AWESNA 2014 - House of Delegates
AWESNA OFFICERS: 1. Elmer Bangloy, 2. Carmelita Laoyan, 3. Eppie Manalo, 4. Elenita Espiritu, 5. Ella Alcaide, 6. Rene Donato, 7. Edwin Araba;
CHAPTER PRESIDENTS: 1. Crisamar Anunciado, 2. Letty Banaag, 3. Ric Calla, Jr., 4. Miguelito Fernando, 5. Emily Garcia, 6. Cristuto Genobaga, 7. Loida Miguel, 8. Noli Poblacion, 9. Marjorie Reyno;
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Alberto Bagingito
STANDING AND AD HOC COMMITTEES: 1. Bangele Alsaybar, Jr., 2. Wilma Dauglash, 3. Annie Madigan, 4. Roy Mananquil, 5. Oscar Pablo, 6. Octavius Quijada, 7. Eduardo Gonzaga, 8. Ernie Banaag, 9. Ben Cuizon, 10. Elfrie Cuizon, 11. Ruth Ranchez, 12. Gorden Farinas, 13. Jethrone Role, 14. Immeldo Afenir;
CHAPTER REPRESENTATIVES
CASCADIA CHAPTER: 1. Miriam de la Cruz, 2. Noel Abuel, 3. Belle Abuel, 4. Nelson Decena, 5. Lorna Decena;
GREATER LOS ANGELES CHAPTER: 1. Lily Bascon, 2. Pat Bascon, 3. Alfonso Miguel, 4. Felcar Morada, 5. Mely Morada, 6. Marina Sapigao, 7. Samuel Sapigao, 8. Ruth Suban, 9. Raymond Suban, 10. Luz Ulanday, 11. Manny Ulanday, 12. Ceres Gurango
GREATER NORTHERN CALIFORNIA CHAPTER: 1. Myrna Malqued, 2. Bernard Malqued, 3. Esther Tan;
GLENDALE CHAPTER: 1. Fil Alcaide, 2. Robert Arguelles, 3. Arlene Ferrolino, 4. Aida Ordas, 5. Raquel Maranan, 6. Don Ferrolino;
CENTRAL VALLEY CHAPTER: 1. Mike Mariano, 2. Coty Mariano, 3. Joe Esposo, 4. Carel Esposo, 5. Judie Osena, 6. Letty Lachica, 7. Rene Lachica, 8. Jubi Gaje, 9. Ben Abriol. 10. Emmie Abriol;
LAS VEGAS: 1. John Acang, 2. Edie Sandro, 3. Susan Acang, 4. Arlene Gayares, 5. Richard Barruga, 6. Norma Barruga;
LA SIERRA CHAPTER: 1. Lucy Fernando, 2. Teresa Sajid, 3. Nap Alinsod, 4. Ralph Tigno, 5. Erlinda Alinsod, 6. Betty Tigno, 7. Romeo Torres, 8. Tita Torres; Alternates: 1. Gloria Luib, 2. Wences Luib
LOMA LINDA: 1. Cynthia Fuchs, 2. Elvira Camilon, 3. Nemy Imperio, 4. Rose Imperio, 5. Cecille Cabanada, 6. Yolanda Bagwell, 7. Miriam Ico, 8. Pastor Jose Manalo, 9. Meljorie Castelo, 10.Amy Galang, 11. Jocelyn Belonio, 12. Ben Cuizon, 13. Elfrie Cuizon, 14. Sarfraz Inderias, 15. Glenna Sabalboro;
PACIFIC NORTHWEST: 1. Ardina Wang, 2. Remy Scott;
SAN DIEGO: 1. Al Quesada, 2. Connie Mirasol, 3. Dagohoy Anunciado, 4. Fem Ramirez, 5. Ernest Pablo, 6. Evelyn Pablo, 7. Gemma Banaag, 8. Josie Apilado, 9. Lina Quesada, 10. Nelly Alamo;
YOUNG ALUMNI: 1. Liberty Olive Macias, 2. Armand Fabella, Jr., 3. Gladys Roman
YOUNG ALUMNI: 1. Liberty Olive Macias, 2. Armand Fabella, Jr., 3. Gladys Roman
Why should the PUC/AUP AWESNA send an appeal to the NPUC leadership and the AUP Board of Trustees to ensure that funds designated for the AUP COM are restricted and used solely for the intended purpose?
Fact # 1 - "The best place for the COM would be adjacent to the present academic cluster and not near the New Gate as originally planned... The building planned would cost around 70 million pesos."
Plan B: 1,532 sq.m. for PhP70 mil. [PhP 45,691.00 per sq.m.] consists of several rooms at USD 1,659,573.00 [roughly USD 1,083.27 per sq.m.]
AUP College of Medicine
Fact #2 - Floor area in square meters: COM dean’s office 35; COM departmental offices 63; Micro/Para lab 105; Physio/Biochem lab 84; Histo/Gross Anatomy lab 151 - Total 438 square meters
AUP College of Medicine
Fact # 3 - Plan C [B-1 + B-2]: 4,733 sq.m. for US$1.9mil [US$401.44 per sq.m.] Note the extensions in the back. There are now two facades: the original Plan B Front North Western View and the Plan C South Eastern View extensions/additions in the back. Briefly, it was a leap from a two-storey Plan B: 1,532 sq.m. to a three-storey Plan C: 4,733 sq.m. with a covered car park in the basement and additional room. US$1.9mil @Php42+ to US$1 would be about Php 80 mil
Fact # 4 - Assuming that the total designated floor area for the temporaryCollege of Medicine College of Medicine
Fact # 5 - Donations received from alumni as well as non-alumni sources in response to specific appeals by the Advancement Office and Office of the President on behalf of the College of Medicine building suggest that funds raised have reached more than the US$190k needed, way more than may be required by the Technical Committee on Medical Education (TCME) to provide sufficient space for the medicine program.
"Crocodile Foundation Donates US$300K forCOM Building Union to match their donation..."
AUP College of Medicine UpdateJan 14, 2014
"... the Adventist Health Care Association (AHCA) of the Northern Asia-Pacific Division (NSD) donated $50K to the AUP COM building project."
Total expenditures fromMarch 30, 2007 to November 21, 2013 = PhP64,913,628.55; Note: Total expenditures from July 10, 2013 - November 21, 2013 = PhP31,575,789.91
AUP College of Medicine Update -December 9, 2013
"... Below is a list of our donors for the COM building project...
"Major Benefactor (US$100,000.00-499,999.99)...."
AUP College of Medicine
Fact # 6 - College of Medicine [Designated] Room Donors
AUP College of Medicine Updates August 2011
Fact # 7 - Each designated room costs on average US$1k per square meter or approximately US$100 per square foot of floor area.
AUP College of Medicine Updates August 2011
Fact # 8 - As early as July 2011, FG learned that: "... AUP does not need a completed building to start a medicine program."
Fact # 9, Subsequently, FG: "... asked an architect to plan for a building which will cost about 80 million pesos."
AUP College
Fact # 10 - "The plan was for existing structures of AUP to be used..."
AUP College
Fact # 11 - Despite, or perhaps resulting from the factual information FG received in regard to the medicine program that "AUP does not need a completed building..." and having determined it was alright "... for existing structures of AUP to be used," FG decided to go ahead with the plan he had formulated as the capstone of his administration: Promote funding the construction of more buildings.
"For 2013, we have an excess of 15,170,000.00 [Php 15.17mil] from our operations.... We were able to finance some major building projects with a total cost of P121,687.362 [Php 121.68 mil]....COM Building
State of the University - August 2013
"We are anticipating only one major issue in the visit that they will require a completed building."
From AUP President's Desk
October 28, 2013
Urgent Call for Special Prayer
"We can surely finish the building by February but its present degree of [in]completion is a potential issue."
AUP College of Medicine Update31 Oct 2013
"We presume that this major deficiency is the building."
AUP College of Medicine Update9 Dec 2013
"But according to the University administration, the 'supposed deficiencies' are all complied with except for the [un]completed building."
Total funds received sinceAugust 1, 2007 to December 13, 2013 = PhP30,874,094.07
Total expenditures sinceMarch 30, 2007 = PhP73,080,482.13
AUP College of Medicine UpdateJan 14, 2014
Fact #2 - Floor area in square meters: COM dean’s office 35; COM departmental offices 63; Micro/Para lab 105; Physio/Biochem lab 84; Histo/Gross Anatomy lab 151 - Total 438 square meters
Fact # 3 - Plan C [B-1 + B-2]: 4,733 sq.m. for US$1.9mil [US$401.44 per sq.m.] Note the extensions in the back. There are now two facades: the original Plan B Front North Western View and the Plan C South Eastern View extensions/additions in the back. Briefly, it was a leap from a two-storey Plan B: 1,532 sq.m. to a three-storey Plan C: 4,733 sq.m. with a covered car park in the basement and additional room. US$1.9mil @Php42+ to US$1 would be about Php 80 mil
Fact # 4 - Assuming that the total designated floor area for the temporary
Fact # 5 - Donations received from alumni as well as non-alumni sources in response to specific appeals by the Advancement Office and Office of the President on behalf of the College of Medicine building suggest that funds raised have reached more than the US$190k needed, way more than may be required by the Technical Committee on Medical Education (TCME) to provide sufficient space for the medicine program.
"Crocodile Foundation Donates US$300K for
AUP College of Medicine Update
"... the Adventist Health Care Association (AHCA) of the Northern Asia-Pacific Division (NSD) donated $50K to the AUP COM building project."
Total expenditures from
AUP College of Medicine Update -
"... Below is a list of our donors for the COM building project...
"Major Benefactor (US$100,000.00-499,999.99)...."
Fact # 6 - College of Medicine [Designated] Room Donors
AUP College of Medicine Updates August 2011
Fact # 7 - Each designated room costs on average US$1k per square meter or approximately US$100 per square foot of floor area.
AUP College of Medicine Updates August 2011
Fact # 8 - As early as July 2011, FG learned that: "... AUP does not need a completed building to start a medicine program."
Fact # 9, Subsequently, FG: "... asked an architect to plan for a building which will cost about 80 million pesos."
Fact # 10 - "The plan was for existing structures of AUP to be used..."
Fact # 11 - Despite, or perhaps resulting from the factual information FG received in regard to the medicine program that "AUP does not need a completed building..." and having determined it was alright "... for existing structures of AUP to be used," FG decided to go ahead with the plan he had formulated as the capstone of his administration: Promote funding the construction of more buildings.
"For 2013, we have an excess of 15,170,000.00 [Php 15.17mil] from our operations.... We were able to finance some major building projects with a total cost of P121,687.362 [Php 121.68 mil]....
State of the University - August 2013
"We are anticipating only one major issue in the visit that they will require a completed building."
From AUP President's Desk
October 28, 2013
Urgent Call for Special Prayer
"We can surely finish the building by February but its present degree of [in]completion is a potential issue."
AUP College of Medicine Update
"We presume that this major deficiency is the building."
AUP College of Medicine Update
"But according to the University administration, the 'supposed deficiencies' are all complied with except for the [un]completed building."
Total funds received since
Total expenditures since
AUP College of Medicine Update
"Another deficiency is the building. The TPME wants that the offices of the dean and staff are ready, and that all the facilities should be found only in one building."
Why the delay? AUP College of Medicine Update, Feb 2014
"AUP was evaluated in 8 areas which are... laboratory facilities... and physical facilities.... With the result of the evaluation, we now see clearly the things that should be done."
From the President’s Office
22 March 2014
Fact #12 - Total funds received sinceAugust 1, 2007 - May 20, 2014 = PhP 56,162,757.34
Total expenses sinceMarch 30, 2007 - May 20, 2014 = [PhP] 95,798,975.31
AUP College
The sum of PhP95,798,975.31 has so far been expended resulting in an unfinished Alumni Hall which is PhP15.8 mil above a previous estimated cost of PhP80 mil.
Questions arise: How much more may be needed to complete the Alumni Hall? And, should funding a multipurpose Alumni Hall for general use be the AUP administration's top priority when compliance with the CHED/TCME requirements for a permit to open our medicine program still remains to be fulfilled?
Why the delay? AUP College of Medicine Update, Feb 2014
"AUP was evaluated in 8 areas which are... laboratory facilities... and physical facilities.... With the result of the evaluation, we now see clearly the things that should be done."
From the President’s Office
22 March 2014
Fact #12 - Total funds received since
Total expenses since
The sum of PhP95,798,975.31 has so far been expended resulting in an unfinished Alumni Hall which is PhP15.8 mil above a previous estimated cost of PhP80 mil.
Questions arise: How much more may be needed to complete the Alumni Hall? And, should funding a multipurpose Alumni Hall for general use be the AUP administration's top priority when compliance with the CHED/TCME requirements for a permit to open our medicine program still remains to be fulfilled?
"The construction of the Alumni Hall is... a gift of the alumni to AUP for its upcoming centennial celebration." [1917-2017]
AUP College of Medicine Update January 14, 2014
"... the lower ground floor will be home for the Medical Laboratory Science Department and part of the basement will house the Computer and IT departments." AUP College
"Most of the rooms will be occupied and used by the Medical Technology Department, the gross [Anatomy] laboratory will be used by the College of Dentistry
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