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6. Recommend to the University President, personnel to fill up various contractual or
permanent positions to compose the main office and its three major subordinate
offices upon the recommendation of a duly constituted search committee.

College Deans

There shall be Deans of the main campus colleges, branch campuses and other
major academic offices to be designated by the University President. The designation of
Heads of Integrated non-chartered institutions shall be Campus Administrator. Only the
heads of integrated non-chartered institutions who enjoyed plantilla position before the
integration shall be accorded this designation. Provided, further that the Integrated non-
chartered campus is on fully autonomous operation particularly on financial management
and fund sourcing. Designated College and Campus Deans and Campus Administrators,
should be holders of earned Ph.D. degrees or with the academic rank of at least Associate
Professor I.

a) perform the following duties and responsibilities:

1. Take charge of the planning, development and supervision of the college;

2. Prepare budgetary estimates for the college in coordination with unit heads;

3. Propose a new and/or revision of policies, rules, and regulations affecting the college;

4. Coordinate all the instruction, research and extension programs of the college;

5. Establish linkage with government and non-government agencies in the effective
implementation of the programs of the college;

6. Sign vouchers and RIVs up to P10,000.00; and

7. Perform such other duties and responsibilities as may be assigned by the higher
authorities.

Campus Administrators may perform such other functions that have been particularly
and traditionally authorized for their positions prior to the integration.

Dean of Student Affairs

There shall be a Dean of Students Affairs designated by the University President
and confirmed by the Board of Regents, who shall coordinate the operations

of the following units of the Office of the Student Affairs (OSA): financial assistance,
student housing, student organization, guidance and testing, career and placement, social
and cultural affairs, student publication, and student discipline. In addition, the OSA Dean
shall also exercise overall management of the student admission.

Appropriate rules, regulations and guidelines on the operation of the different units
of the OSA shall be prepared and implemented by the Dean of Student Affairs as approved
by the Board of Regents.

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