| An Invitation from the Archbishop of San Fernando AND CHAIRMAN OF THE HAU BOARD OF TRUSTEES |
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My dear Brothers and Sisters in the Lord:
Holy Angel University as a Catholic institution integrates the faith into the fabric of its Vision and Mission. Everyday is marked by prayer and study. The Angelus is recited by the whole student community and each class begins and ends with a prayer to the Holy Spirit.
The University attains its liturgical mission by providing a locus of prayer and worship where the academic community gathers together to celebrate the Eucharist, the center of its intellectual life. Through the Eucharist, God takes delight in His people (Ps. 149:4).
This locus of prayer is the Holy Guardian Angel University Chapel which is now in its initial stage of construction. The Chapel is the sacred ground (Exodus 3:5) where the busy administrators, faculty, students and personnel seek oneness with the Eucharistic Lord in His total self-giving love and humble service to the sinners and the poor.
I respectfully invite you, our generous friends and benefactors, to join us in evangelizing our youth through your shared gifts and donations for the creation of their sacred ground.
Thank you most sincerely for being our precious Eucharistic partners in this pastoral project.
Fraternally yours in Christ,
PACIANO B. ANICETO, D.D.
Archbishop of San Fernando Pampanga
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| Founded in 1933, Holy Angel University has grown into one of the country’s best-performing schools in terms of both enrollment and quality of education. Its student population of 15,000 makes it the biggest private school in Central Luzon. It is also one of only a few schools with all applied programs granted Level III Accredited status by the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and University (PAASCU), as well as Autonomous status by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). |
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As it enters the next decade under a new leadership, the University undertakes various projects designed not only to improve its academic services and boost its graduates’ chances in the job market, but also to strengthen its standing among the elite circle of academic institutions in the country and soon, in the world.
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As we mark the Diamond Jubilee of Holy Angel University in 2008, we invite you to be our partner in our ten-year development plan by making your contributions and donations to the project of your choice:
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PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS BUILDING
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| A five-storey building beside the St. Therese of Lisieux Hall that will serve as the new home of the University’s Graduate School of Business, Graduate School of Education, Graduate School of Engineering, and Graduate School of Nursing, and other future professional courses. It will also have a student center for various student organizations and activities. Construction begins June 2012 and ends October 2013. |
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CICT/CASED BUILDING
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| A modern five-storey building that will house the College of Information and Communication Technology (CICT), including several computer laboratories, CISCO laboratories, Internet rooms and classrooms. The newly reconstituted College of Arts, Sciences and Education (CASEd) will also be transferred to this building so that the MGN Building will be solely occupied by the College of Nursing. Construction will start March, 2008 and end October 2009. |
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UNIVERSITY CHAPEL |
| An 800-capacity University Chapel located at the Oval with a square that can accommodate thousands more for outdoor Masses and religious services. It will be dedicated to the Holy Guardian Angel, patron saint of the University after whom Angeles City was named. Designed by Archt. Teodoro Narciso, the chapel will be constructed starting March, 2008 and is expected to be completed in October, 2009. |
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UNIVERSITY THEATRE
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| A 1000-seater multi-purpose theatre on the ground floor of the new St. Francis of Assisi Building. The theatre will be fully air-conditioned and equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment for theatrical productions, musical and cultural presentations, film shows, and University functions. Construction is on-going and is expected to be completed in January, 2008. |
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UNIVERSITY SPORTS COMPLEX |
| A six-storey building to replace the existing Gym. It will house an air-conditioned basketball court, facilities for various sports, including a fitness room, a swimming pool and a dance hall. In addition, entire floors will be assigned for vehicle parking and Physical Education classes. Construction starts June 2010 and ends June 2012. |
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| HOW YOU CAN SEND YOUR DONATION |
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You may send your donation in the form of:
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- Check (payable to the Finance Office, Holy
Angel University, Angeles City), or
- Bank deposit in any of the following accounts:
Donations for the Professional Schools Building:
BPI Kuliat Branch, Sto. Rosario Street, A.C.
BPI CA#9681-0012-44
Donations for the University Chapel:
BPI Kuliat Branch, Sto. Rosario Street, A.C.
BPI CA#9681-0012-52
Donations for the CICT/CASEd Building:
BPI Kuliat Branch, Sto. Rosario Street, A.C.
BPI CA#9681-0012-79
Donations for the University Theatre:
BPI Kuliat Branch, Sto. Rosario Street, A.C.
BPI CA#9681-0012-95
Donations for the University Sports Complex:
BPI Kuliat Branch, Sto. Rosario Street, A.C.
BPI CA#9681-0012-87
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WHAT YOU WILL GET IN RETURN
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| All donations will be properly and proportionately acknowledged, as follows: |
- right to name the building or facility after the donor or any person of donor’s choice
- name engraved on markers, nameplates
- perpetual Mass offerings
- press releases
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For inquiries, please contact Ms. Edna Marriza C. Santos, Assistant to the President
/Director, External Affairs and Institutional Communications
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Tel. Nos. (045) 888-8691, 322-3528, 625-9620 local 1432
Fax Nos. (045) 888-2514, 888-1754
E-mail:getinvolved@hau.edu.ph
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