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                                         The  University  President  may  likewise  automatically
                                 suspend  classes  even  if  the  Typhoon  Signal  is  below  3  but  is
                                 accompanied  by  unabated  torrential  rains  resulting  to  heavy
                                 floods and/or landslides.

                                         With  respect  to  earthquakes,  those  of  serious  intensity
                                 require immediate suspension of classes to enable an inspection
                                 of  the  building  and  premises  where  classes  are  being  held.  A
                                 general rule to follow upon announcement of PAG-ASA is that
                                 the intensity of the tremor is at least Intensity V to allow a 24-
                                 hour period from time of the earthquake as the duration of the
                                 suspension of classes.
                                         Other     force    majeure      and     fortuitous     events     or
                                 circumstances  which  may  compel  immediate  suspension  of
                                 classes  are  fires,  epidemics  and  bomb  threats  which  will  be
                                 dealt with accordingly as the occasion arise.

                                         Classes  are  also  suspended  for  short  periods  of  time  to
                                 enable  students  to  attend  University  convocations  or  special
                                 gathering.  However,  these  are  pre-scheduled  events  for  which
                                 announcements are circulated in advance.

                                         In  the  absence  of  the  University  President,  the  person
                                 next in rank in the hierarchy of command succession adopted
                                 by the University shall decide on the suspension of classes.

                   Section 4.  New and Revised Curricula. Introduction of new curricula and
                              revision  of  the  existing  ones  should  follow  the  requirements  and
                              guidelines  by  the  Commission  on  Higher  Education  (CHED)  per
                              Memorandum Letter dated 23 May 2001 as follows:

                          a)  Minor  Revisions.  The  following  documents  and  standard
                                            processes  shall  be  included  in  agenda  folder  during
                                            the Board meeting:

                                       ▪    Resolution  of  the  Academic  Council  recommending
                                            approval of the proposed revision duly certified by the
                                            Board  Secretary  and  attested  by  the  President,
                                            attaching the approved curriculum
                                       ▪    The rationale, objectives and strategies and processes
                                            pursued

                                       ▪    Implementation  Scheme  issued  by  the  President
                                            notifying  all  concerned  regarding  the  action  of  the
                                            Board

                                       ▪    Other requirements which the Board may prescribe.
                          b)  Major Revisions. The guidelines for minor revisions shall likewise
                              apply in case of major revisions.
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