School of Counselling and Psychology

"LOVE SERVES"

ACADEMIC 
DEPARTMENTS

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

The School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP) is an academic cluster of the college composed of both undergraduate and graduate programs in Counseling and psychology. The bachelor’s degrees include the following: BS in Human Services (formerly BS in Guidance and Counseling) and BS in Psychology. Furthermore, the graduate programs, specifically the master’s programs, include the following: Master of Arts in Guidance and Counseling, Master in Guidance and Counseling, MA in Industrial Counseling, Master’s in Industrial Counseling, Master of Science in Psychology, and Master’s in Psychology. Lastly, the school offers one doctorate program, the Doctor of Philosophy in Guidance and Counseling.

Programs Offered

Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BSPsych)

Bachelor in Human Services
(BHumServ)

Graduate School Program Offered

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate the capability to discuss and analyze the major theories and concepts in psychology (knowledge of psychology).
  2. Demonstrate and apply the methods of psychological inquiry in building knowledge of local culture and context (psychological research)
  3. Demonstrate and apply psychological theories and methods in personal and professional settings (application of psychology).
  4. Demonstrate the capability of self-reflection and independent learning in graduate education or a professional context (independent learning).
  5. Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior in research and practice in Psychology (ethics)
  6. Demonstrate harmonious interpersonal relationships with colleagues, clients, and others (interpersonal skills) in diverse cultural settings.
  7. Demonstrate the ability to conduct psychological assessment and evaluation (psychological assessment).

Curriculum

Bachelor of Science in Psychology (BSPsych)
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Bachelor in Human Services (BHumServ)
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Brochure A.Y. 2026-2027

School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)
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Announcements

Memorandum

SCP FACILITIES

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ADMINISTRATORS

Dean & Program Coordinators

Henry M. Yap

Dean, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP) Program Coordinator, Graduate School (MAGC)

Henry M. Yap, RGC, Ph.D.

Specializations / Subjects Taught

  • Strategic HRM
  • Research in Psychology
  • Career Counseling and Development
  • Foundations of Guidance and Counseling
  • Psychology Testing

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Ruth Marie D. Zosa

Associate Dean, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Ruth Marie D. Zosa, RPm, RPsy

Specializations / Subjects Taught

  • Strategic HRM
  • Practicum in Psychology

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Maria Fe R. Solera

MSP & MP Program Coordinator, Graduate School / Internship Coordinator (SCP)

Maria Fe R. Solera, RGC, Ph.D.

Specializations / Subjects Taught

  • Field Methods of Psychology
  • Cognitive Psychology
  • Family Systems Psychotherapy
  • Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction Management
  • Practicum in Masters degree in Guidance and Counseling

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FACULTY MEMBERS

Teaching Faculty

Lea F. Elivera

Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Gecelle Grace G. Diez

Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Leanza Marzi E. Melendres

Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Hazel T. Victoriano

Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Teaching Faculty Part-Time

Demie Laine S. Baluis, LPT, MAGC, RGC

Guidance Facilitator, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Neian M. Brillo, RPm, CHRA, RPsy

Psychometrician, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Miguel J. Dumadag, MPsy, RPsy

Assistant Head, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Vanessa D. Serdan, RPm

Psychometrician, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Tuesday Ann R. Tom, RPm, MPsy, RPsy

Head, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Candice Laine Martin-Urbano, RPm

Head, Alumni Affairs Office

Dr. Orencita V. Lozada, RGC, RPsy, CSCLP

Clinical Supervisor, Family Welfare and Wellness Center

Nexan T. Umbod, RPm, CHRA, Rpsy

Guidance Facilitator, Guidance, Counseling & Testing Center

Geraldine B. Vicente, MPsy, RPm, CHRA

Secretary, President Office

Sashi Faye L. Cagampang, MGC

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Eman Claudette J. Eng, RPm, RGC, RPsy

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Charls A. Gevera, RPm

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Katreen Floravel S. Mandin, RPm, MPsy

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Gabriellie Marie C. Felio, RPm, CHRA, CMHFR

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Kharis Anne P. Taghoy, MSPsy, RPsy, RPm

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Cristal Jacinta V. Pimentel, RPm

Part-Time Faculty, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Non Teaching Personnel

Maha T. Macagba

Academic Secretary, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Lovelyn F. Salas

Academic Secretary, School of Counseling and Psychology (SCP)

Frequently Asked Questions

School Term and Examinations (As stipulated in the College Handbook)

·       Conflicts in examination schedule must be brought to the attention of the subject teachers prior to the examination schedule. In the event that schedules will not be arranged, the department dean will deal on the matter.

·       Special examinations in a grading period may be given to students when the reason of absence is considered excused.

·       Special examinations will be scheduled by the teacher upon approval of the Dean within ten (10) days after the periodical examination. A student will only have 80% of the raw score. Failure to take the special examination in any grading period will mean a raw score of zero or its grade equivalent for the said examination. The special examination fee is payable at the Cashier’s Office, of which, a special examination permit is issued.

·       Any student who misses a quiz due to excused absence shall be given a special quiz upon presentation of an absence slip from the department concern.

·       No student is allowed to take the periodical examination if he/she arrives after fifteen (15) minutes of the schedules examination. He/she must secure special examination permit before taking the test.

Absence is considered excuse based on the following reasons:

·       Illness with medical certificate issued or validated by the school physician;

·       Death of the immediate member of the family (parents and siblings, spouse and children) with valid death certificate;

·       Attendance or participation in school related activities, provided, there is a validation from the respective authority or written communication to such effect;

·       Calamities in any form upon presentation of proof or evidence; and

·       General transport strike.

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