Dr. Noriel B. Erap
Vice President
The Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs takes a leadership role in the development of human talent by forming and developing a supportive, challenging academic culture.
The Office of the VP for Academic Affiars aims for the development, growth and quality of all academic programs and academic services.
The Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs is responsible in reviewing academic policies, research, academic community extension, developing academic standards, setting the direction of the academic advancement, and reviewing of students programs and policies.
A. Coordinates and oversees faculty recruitment;
B. Provides leadership and direct supervision to those reporting to the VP for Academic Affairs;
C. Encourages and assists faculty in applying for scholarship grants;
D. Supervises the work of the Institute Deans and those who are in-charge of academic services.
John Rayman P. Pondoc, MED
Head
Vision
Envisioned an academe-based student affairs and development resource committted to develop Alfonsos full potential by promoting enriched spirituality, responsible leadership, bridge campus and community through creative engagement for social transformation.
Mission
To ensure the development and implementation of programs, projects, activities and services for students’ holistic development with a sense of social responsiblity and uphold the Core values of the college.
Goals
1. Design and implement comprehensive programs that support the development and welfare of the students;
2. Provide an opportunity for intellectual, social, physical and cultural experiences;
3. Give emotional, spiritual, moral and ethical guidance;
4. Promote active participation in school and community activities and individuality; and
5. Promote responsible students and or student-leaders of the College.
Services
Student Development
Joseph D. Oniot, RL
Head
Vision
The Gov. Alfonso D. Tan College library will be fully adequate and responsive library resources that provide excellent services to faculty, students, staff, researchers and other clientele with full budgetary support from the administration.
Mission
It is the mission of the College Library to acquire, organize and make readily available collections and electronic resources that support the instructional research and service goals of all library users. The College Library will develop, sustain and preserve updated library resources available and useful to the library users.
Goals
The primary goal of Gov. Alfonso D. Tan College Learning Resource Center is to provide access to information in all formats in order to support the teaching learning, research and personal growth of its clientele. With this, the Library will be responsive to clients’ needs, enrich their lives, advance their careers and makes them to become lifelong learners and more responsible citizens.
Services
Academic Program and Instruction
To establish a culture of excellence among students and teachers.
Student Services
Provide excellent and efficient support services for optional student learning.
Human Resource Development
Enhance the institute’s human resource capability and promote employee
Products/Services
Borrowing/Returning of library materials
Booking of AVR
Processing of newly library materials
Statistics of usage of library materials
Statistics of library attendance
Niel C. Enerio, MPA
Registrar
Vision
The Office of the College Registrar aspires to be a department of professional excellence that supports the teaching and learning mission of GADTC by providing essential services to students, alumni, faculty, staff and the general public.
Mission
The Office of the College Registrar anchors its mission on the Alfonsos core values as it upholds integrity, compassion and excellence in providing optimum and quality service delivery that responds to legitimate requests for information and services as quickly and accurately as possible.
Goals
1. Maintain the integrity of all core functions;
2. Develop staff to progress in the desired career that leads to an enjoyable productive and stimulating workplace;
3. Collaborate and engage with the community;
4. Continuously support the teaching and learning mission of GADTC.
Services
About the Office
The Registrar’s Office contributes to the mission of the college by providing administrative, academic and logistical support for the College’s curriculum, reinforcing its academic policies, maintaining the integrity of its institutional and educational records, and facilitating a culture that preserves the values of the College and its community.
Function/Duties
Plans, implements and evaluates policies relative to registration, scheduling of courses, data recording and storage of student records.
Manages operation of all office activities.
Plans and executes the registration
Examines admission credentials
Implements admission and retention policies
Determines admission course requirements, transfers, graduation and other matters pertaining to student accounting
Orients students on academic policies, rules and regulations
Determines subject load and subject sequences
Ascertains compliance of requirements including removal of incomplete Grades
Enforces graduation requirements
Prepares and submits records of candidates for graduation
Issues certificates, grades, records, release transfer credentials, clearance and diplomas
Receives, processes and dispatches records or transcript of record of both active and inactive students
Controls flow, safety and security of files and records
Keeps files and records up-to-date
Attends to correspondence regarding school records and other information
Supervises accurate recording of data in student’s records
Directs reconstruction of lost or missing records
Attends to transactions with government offices or agencies regarding matters related to functions of the office
Assumes responsibility for all documents signed or certified by him/her
Resolves questions on academic policies and regulation and student records
To respond to request for statistical data emanating from government, other external agencies and within the State College
To provide staff support to facilitate the formulation and implementation of strategic and operational planning for the Institution and also its Accreditation.
Periodically reviews and improves present systems and procedures.
Request the needed equipment and supplies
Maintains linkages with other registrar’s in connection with student records and registrars concerns.
Oversees the proper use, maintenance, control and safe keeping of property and equipment of the office.
Designs and revises form needed for the registrar’s use and transaction.
Assists in the revision of curricula and Student Handbook, Faculty Manual, etc.
