Office of the Student Affairs and Services (OSAS) fosters an inclusive community, promotes social responsibility, and enhances student learning. It offers guidance, student placements, scholarships, student organizations, recreational activities, student publications, economic enterprise development, information and orientation services, services for students with special needs, student discipline, multi-faith services, and student housing to support and enrich the student experience.
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Our Team
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Asst. Prof. Aurelio Teodoro D. Maguyon III | Dean, Office of Student Affairs and Services |
| Dr. Claire Ann M. Yao | Head, Economic Enterprise Development |
| Ms. Geraldine C. Bacagan | Head, Scholarships and Financial Assistance Unit Coordinator, UniFAST-TES |
| Asst. Prof. Vladimir Essex G. Samaniego | Head, Student Publication and Yearbook |
| Ms. April Arianne A. De Leon | Head, Information and Orientation Services |
| Ms. Joanna Rodessa R. Capilitan | Head, Guidance, Counseling and Testing Center |
| Asst. Prof. Michelle V. Ramirez | Head, Service for Student with Special Needs and persons with Disability |
| Asst. Prof. Richard M. Veluz | Head, Student Discipline |
| Ms. Arlene D. Faller | Coordinator, Multi-Faith Services |
| Dr. Jeremiah P. Elloso | Head, Student Housing and Residential Services |
| Asst. Prof. Sonia D. Abustan | Head, Sports Development |
| Asso. Prof. Victor C. Francia | Head, Cultural and Arts Program |
| Mr. Jaypee P. Jacinto | Coordinator, Student Organization and Activities |
| Asso. Prof. Julieta A. Lindo | Head, Career and Job Placement Unit |
OSAS Services
Helps students engage in entrepreneurial activities, enhancing their financial self-sufficiency and business skills
Offers a range of financial aid options and scholarships to help cover tuition fees and other educational expenses
Provides opportunities for publication-related activities, including stipends or financial aid, to support creative and professional growth
Assists students in navigating university resources and accessing the support they need
Offers mental health and academic support to help students overcome personal and academic challenges
Ensures that all students, including those with disabilities, have access to necessary resources and support
Maintains a fair and supportive environment by addressing and resolving disciplinary issues
Supports the diverse spiritual needs of the student body, promoting an inclusive and respectful campus community
Provides affordable housing options, reducing the financial burden of accommodation
Assists students in finding part-time jobs, internships, and career opportunities, providing financial support and professional experience
Provides affordable housing options, reducing the financial burden of accommodation
Assists students in finding part-time jobs, internships, and career opportunities, providing financial support and professional experience
Promotes physical activity and offers opportunities for sports-related scholarships
A central cultural body that set activities designed to provide opportunities to develop and enhance talents, abilities and values of students for appreciation, promotion, and conservation of Filipino culture
Encourages participation in various organizations and activities, offering leadership and engagement opportunities
Highlights
Tree Planting Activity
As part of the activities required for graduating students, Southern Luzon State University’s Office of Student Affairs and Services (OSAS), in coordination with the Mt. Banahaw Conservation and Protection Unit, organizes a vital initiative under the OSAS Social and Community Involvement Program. This program highlights the university’s commitment, fostering social responsibility and community engagement among its students.
By participating in these activities, students not only gain academic knowledge but also contribute positively to the conservation and protection efforts of Mt. Banahaw. This experience aims to instill a deeper appreciation for environmental stewardship and community service, preparing students to become proactive and socially conscious citizens after graduation.
Access to Quality Education
Southern Luzon State University, as a state university, is governed by RA 10931, also known as The Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act. This law establishes the framework for Free Higher Education and the Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES), both of which strengthen the Unified Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education (UNIFAST).
SLSU’s Office of Student Affairs and Services on Student Scholarship and Financial Support collaborates with various organizations to provide essential support. This partnership ensures that financially disadvantaged students have the necessary resources to successfully complete their tertiary education, thus fostering educational equity and opportunity for all.
R.A. 10931: Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act
Signed on August 3, 2017, Republic Act (RA) No. 10931, also known as the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act, is a law that promotes universal access to quality tertiary education by providing free tuition and other school fees in State Universities and Colleges, Local Universities and Colleges, and state-run Technical-Vocational Institutions. It also establishes the Tertiary Education Subsidy and Student Loan Program, strengthens the Unified Student Financial Assistance System for Tertiary Education, and appropriates funds for these purposes, as stated in the law’s title.