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Psychology Department
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
CHAIRPERSON | |
Jason O. Manaois, PhD, RPm, LPT | ![]() |
Department Staff | |
Rey Dennis Pastoril | ![]() |
Annabelle B Abrogena | ![]() |
FACULTY | |
Joanna Marie M Mocorro, PhD Cand, RPsy |
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Maria Leorupee R Barros, PhD Cand | ![]() |
Luel Mae P Contreras, PhD Cand., RPsy | ![]() |
Janet O Ibale, MAEd, RGC, LPT | ![]() |
Joey Marie F Jegonia, PhD, DODT, RPsy, RGC | ![]() |
Rogelio A Lee, Jr, MA. LPT | ![]() |
Mary Rachelle R Wapaño, PhD | ![]() |
Gail D. Conway, PhD, RPsy Faculty | ![]() |
Yayetta C De La Peña, PhD, RPsy, RPm | ![]() |
Jaymee Q. Leonen-Pagaspas, PhD Cand., RPsy | ![]() |
Michael M Acenas, MA MASp | ![]() |
Rousell B Ferrer, RPm, MA Cand | ![]() |
Angelica S Karingal | ![]() |
Ralph Vendel E Musni, RGC, LPT, EDD RPm | ![]() |
Alvin J Carreon, PhD, RGC | ![]() |
Oriel B Gualberto, RPm | ![]() |
Karen Grace Lacerna, RPm | ![]() |
Jalen Theus A Pimentel, RPm, MA Cand | ![]() |
Angelica B Bolotaolo, RPm | ![]() |
John Gabriel A Lasquites | ![]() |
Maria Celeste B Sagarbarria, MA Cand | ![]() |
Maria Teresa A Empleo-Tangclangco, RPsy, RPm | ![]() |
Moses Elijah T Jamero, RPm | ![]() |
April Chanel S Varias. MA Cand | ![]() |
Maria Michaela Q Jamora, MS | ![]() |
Kianna B Vecina | ![]() |
Reynan S Salo, MA | ![]() |
Ann Ross L Fernandez, RPm | ![]() |
Paulo Antonio F Jegonia, MS, RPm | ![]() |
Faith T Yatoc, MAEd, LPT, RGC | ![]() |
Full-Time Faculty |
Ferdinand T. Cantular EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Ann Catherine T. Acenas EDUCATION
RESEARCH
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Cathelyn C. Adajar EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Kleone S. Butaslac EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Nancy P. Cocamas EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Dennis P. Corbita EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Lilia A. Cotejar EDUCATION
RESEARCH
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Geraldine P. Eligan (On Leave) EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Rogelio F. Garcia Jr. (On Study Leave) EDUCATION
RESEARCH
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Mark E. Labuntog (On Secondment in Campion Institute, Yangon Myanmar) EDUCATION
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Jennifer Red E. Sabela EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Saministrado, Maria Luisa S. EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Lumin Christy Sario EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Hobart P. Savior EDUCATION
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Arlene J. Yandug EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Aimee Abella-Faunillan EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Part-Time Faculty |
Luzviminda Binolhay
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Christine Gumalal EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Andre Dominic T. Peralta EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Bombei Samante EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Dr. Bernadette S. Tismo EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Faculty Members |
Candy Grace Castañares EDUCATION
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Maria Veronica Large EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Maria Luisa Manrique EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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Jenifer F. Nara EDUCATION
AREAS OF INTEREST
RESEARCH
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April Jade A. Ramayan EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Maria Estella V. Sanchez EDUCATION
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RESEARCH
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Hannah Eduave EDUCATION
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Edbert O. Galendez EDUCATION
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As an academic unit of Xavier University, the College of Arts and Sciences commits to the holistic development of the students in order to form them into men and women of competence, conscience, and commitment, while actively responsive to the needs of the larger community of the country and the Asia-Pacific.
The College, through the general education courses, provides the students with the liberal and humanistic education to enable them to become broad-minded, to think clearly, critically and logically, as needed for life-long learning and decision-making in daily life. The College of Arts and Sciences implements the Jesuit mission courses in Philosophy and Religious Studies to develop the specifically Christian and Ignatian character of the students.
The College offers degree programs in AB History/International Studies/Political Science, AB English, AB Filipino, AB Philosophy, AB Economics, AB Sociology, BS Psychology, BS Mathematics, BS Chemistry, BS Biology and Marine Biology. Through its apostolates of teaching, research, advocacy and community extension services, the College commits to continuously work with and for the community in the pursuit of truth and of social concerns, the improvement of linkages and relationships of people in Northern Mindanao, and the preservation of culture and environment in Mindanao in particular and the Philippines in general.
In sum, the College of Arts and Sciences, as an integral part of the Filipino, Catholic and Jesuit academic community of Xavier University, strives to uphold academic excellence and to pursue justice by forming men and women of conscience, competence, commitment, and compassion in the promotion of peace and development for the service of God and the Filipino people.
DELL is both a service unit and an academic unit. As a service unit, it provides classes on core subjects in English to all colleges in the tertiary level. As an Academic Unit, it offers courses in the Undergraduate and Graduate levels. For the undergradute, it has two tracks leading to the Bachelor of Arts Degree, categorized into the Languages and Literature majors. In the graduate level, it currently offers four tracks: Master of Arts in Literature (with thesis), Master in Literature (Capstone project), Master of Arts in English Language (with thesis), and Master in English Language (Capstone Project).
The Department of Psychology aims to provide quality education to its students, thus producing critical thinkers and service-oriented graduates whose critical role in the society is to understand human behavior and other psychological phenomena.
The MA Psychology program intends to produce compassionate, conscientious and competent psychologists who can help individuals and groups in different settings or fields. Specifically, the program intends to equip students the skills that are necessary for them to be able to practice psychological assessment and diagnosis, individual and group counseling and psychological research, particularly in the community.
The graduate program, furthermore, prepares students so that they may have experience that may help them become recognized by well-regarded and purposeful psychological associations as certified practitioners in their field of specialization.
Mentoring
MA PSYC also has a mentoring program wherein faculty members help students keep track of their academic progress & at the same time see the value of being men & women for others. Likewise, the mentoring program encourages students to engage in research that emphasizes the community & the themes of the university’s research & social outreach endeavour namely: Environment, Food Security, Good Governance, Health & Sanitation, & Peace.
Curriculum
Undergraduate Prerequisites (12 units)
Psy 23 General Psychology
Psy 33 Personality Psychology
Psy 41 Fundamental Statistics
Psy 53 Research in Psychology
Core Subjects (9 units)
Psy 201 Development of Psychological Thoughts
Psy 202 Advance Statistics
Psy 203 Advance Research
Major Subjects (18 units)
Psy 216 Group Process
Psy 230 Psychological Testing 1.1
Psy 204 Principle and Techniques of Counseling
Psy 210 Advance Social Psychology
Psy 254 Advance Theories of Personality
Psy 270 Psychology of Attitude
Electives (3 units)
Psy 271 Social Influence
Psy 273 Social Issues
Psy 272 Applied Social Psychology
Psy 274 Social Cognition
Psy 221 Introduction to Psychotherapy
Psy 223 Marriage and Family Therapy
Psy 206 Projective Techniques
Psy 215 Pastoral Counseling
Psy 231 Objective Personality Tests
Psy 207 Advance Abnormal Psychology
Psy 208 Advance Developmental Psychology
Practicum (3 units)
Psy 229 Field Practicum
Comprehensive Exams
Thesis writing and oral defense (6 units)