Volume 13, No.3 The Official Publication of the MSEUF University Libraries March—July 2018

Aklatanihan goes to MSEAF library

The MSEUF library staff helped in the

organization of MSEAF Library in Sampaloc, Quezon

as part of their Aklatanihan: an MSEUF adopt-a-

library program last July 17, 2018.

Aklatanihan: MSEUF Adopt-A Library

Program” is a community extension program of the

University libraries that provides books and other

reading materials to its adopted libraries and

organizes it. The library staff who rendered services

were Aisa Zeta, Myrna Casipit, John Erben Renigado,

Jalene Xena Tibayan and Cristian Mendoza to

Manuel S. Enverga Academy Foundation, Sampaloc,

Quezon. They sorted and rearranged the books and

library furniture to make it more conducive for

learning and more convenient to users. It has been

a whole day activity for the whole group. They were

welcomed by their School Principal, Mr. Jose Giron

Jr. and their library staff in-charge, Mrs. Haizel

Callejo.

The MSEUF library staff during their visit to MSEAF library together with MSEAF library staff in charge Ms. Haizel Callejo and Principal Mr. Jose Giron Jr.

The library after the rearrangement and reorganization of the MSEUF library staff.

Last June 1, 2018, the whole library

staff went to Lucena City National High

School for their Brigada Eskwela. The staff

helped in organizing and rearranging their

library. Lucena City National High School is

an adopted library of the University Libraries

since 2010. The University donated books

and helped organize it since then. Now, that

the classes will start, it is timely that the

University Libraries help in rearranging their

library to its new location beside the main

gate of the school.

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EU Library goes to Brigada Eskwela 2018

The whole MSEUF library staff

headed by Dr. Rosario Villamater

together with Mrs. Marilou Tierra,

LCNHS library–in-charge worked

together in rearranging and organizing the

library. Now, it is ready to be utilized by

the students once the classes start. The

principal, Mr. Rolito Inojosa and Ms.

Jho-An Buñag, the chairperson of

Brigada Eskwela is very thankful with the

participation of MSEUF library staff.

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Library welcomes

2 new SHS librarians

Information Literacy Program

for SHS teachers 2018

The University Library conducted the Information

Literacy Program for the Senior High School teachers

on July 13, 2018 at the library seminar hall .

Information Literacy Program is an annual

activity conducted by the University Libraries to orient

students and teachers about library collections and

facilities. Information Literacy aims to discuss the library

facilities, services and collection. It also aims to

strengthen students’ and teachers’ library skills and

equipped them with the necessary information to

become independent users of the library.

There were 67 Senior High School teachers who

participated in the said Information Literacy Program. It

was facilitated by Mrs. Aisa Zeta for the library and Mr.

Ryan Balmaceda for the EMRC. Mrs. Zeta discussed

the different collections, facilities and services that SHS

teachers can avail. She also informed them about the

different rules and regulations of the library which she

also requested them to impart/remind to their students.

While Mr. Balmaceda discussed rules and procedures

on how to use the different EMRC function rooms.

The University Library

welcome the newly hired librarians

namely Ms. Jalene Xena Tibayan

and Mr. Cristian Mendoza.

Ms. Jalene Xena Tibayan was

a former student assistant of the

University. She previously worked

at Maryhill College, Lucena City as

college librarian.

While Mr. Cristian Mendoza is

also a graduate of this University

and previously worked as a librarian

in St. Augustine College, Lucena

City.

They will be both assigned as

Senior High School librarians who

will look after the library needs of

the SHS students and faculty.

They will also be a part of the

growing family of EU librarians.

Welcome Ms. Tibayan and Mr. Mendoza!

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EDITORIAL BOARD

Augusta Rosario A. Villamater

Editor In Chief

Aisa G. Zeta

Associate Editor

Contributors:

May Alcantara, Zoren Alcantara, Myrna

Casipit,Geraldine M. Eustaquio, Sheryl C.

Farquerabo, Cristian Mendoza, Charlyn P.

Salcedo and Jalene Xena Tibayan

For comments & suggestions please e-mail us at

enverga_library@yahoo.com

or you can visit our website

www.envergalibrary.wordpress.com

Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation, Lucena City is now offering BACHELOR OF LIBRARY AND INFOR-MATION SCIENCE under the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP).

Who are qualified? The minimum qualification criteria of applicants to the accred-itation and equivalency program, in addition to established Filipino citizenship, should include the following: 1. Completion of secondary school program as evidenced by a high school diploma, or the Philippine Education Placement Test (PEPT) result equivalent to first year college. 2. Employment for an aggregate of at least five (5) years in the industry related to the academic degree program or discipline where equivalency of learning is sought. 3. At least twenty five (25) years old as supported by PSA au-thenticated birth certificate.

For more information, please visit http://www.mseuf.edu.ph/

MSEUF is now offering BLIS (ETEEAP)