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PROGRAM PERFORMANCE PROFILE

PARAMETER C – STUDENT DEVELOPMENT

1. SYSTEM-INPUTS AND PROCESSES

 Present institutional policies and guidelines on recognition, accreditation,
monitoring and evaluation of student organizations/projects and activities.

Student Organization

Student organization shall refer to association club, or any other organized

group of cultural and/or civic organization whose members are students of the

University. Those of provincial, sectional, or regional in character or orientation

(e.g. Ilocano, Bicolano, Batangueno) are discouraged. Greek letter organizations

such as fraternities and sororities are not allowed.

A University-wide student organization shall be one whose members

belong to two or more units. A unit organization shall be one whose members

belong exclusively to only one unit of the University and a class organization shall

be composed of members of any class of the University. All University

organizations shall be directly under the supervision of the Socio-Cultural

Organizations Unit of the Office of Student Affairs.

Every student organization shall have one or more faculty adviser/s

recommended by such organizations and approved by the Dean of Student Affairs.

No student organization may hold any meeting or undertake any activity for any

activity for any purpose whatsoever, except that of adopting a constitution, before

its adviser or advisers are appointed and have assumed office as such.

No student organization shall be allowed to operate without a constitution

and by-laws approved by the Dean of Student Affairs.

No student organization that advocated physical contact as a form of

initiation or trial for membership shall be recognized by the University and is,

Area IV: Support to Students