On June 25, 1971, the College of Architecture and Fine Arts (CAFA) was established by virtue of Resolution No.451, series 1971 of the UNP Board of Regents. Prof. Arturo Rabara served as the first dean of the College. In the same year, the degree program Bachelor of Fine Arts, major in Advertising Arts and the two-year non-degree program Associate in Commercial Arts were offered.
In 1981, the College was separated from the College of Architecture and it was called as the Institute of Fine Arts, and on the same year, Mr. Floro Daniel A. Perlas, designated as the Director of the Institute. The Institute became a distinct unit offering the four-year degree Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), major in Advertising Arts. It further offered a two-year vocational course in Associate in Commercial Arts (ACA) for students who did not pass in the National College Entrance Examination (NCEE) and the University College Admission Test (CAT).
In a moving speech, Dr. Angelica Queddeng-Dolores, Supervising Education Program Specialist of CHED Region Office I, served as the guest of honor and speaker during
James Molina, a student from the College of Fine Arts and Design (CFAD), landed in 2nd place, bringing home the silver prize at the prestigious
Government-owned buildings feature limited space that serves multiple purposes and functions. A work space should be functional as well as maximize to its best potential.
An audience gathered in the late afternoon of July 5. The cadence builds in every lilt of the professor’s powerful words. Yes, poetry is of
[Fourteenth in a series: Valedictory addresses from the different colleges of the University of Northern Philippines are here featured as excellent graduates reflect on the
The Bachelor of Fine Arts major in Visual Communication fourth year students opened exhibit entitled “VISCOMMERCIAL, Where Creativity Moves.” Their exhibition showcases various digital art
-DOMINADOR AYSON, DBA
Franco O. Que, CPA (MBA ’13)
