School of Engineering and Architecture Hosts 2025 Tribute to Graduates

The School of Engineering and Architecture's tribute to its 2025 graduates was not just a celebration but a reminder of the vital role that education plays in fostering future leaders who will contribute significantly to society.

The University of Baguio (UB) School of Engineering and Architecture (SEA) honored its 2025 graduating class with a memorable “Tribute to Graduates” event on January 15, 2025, at the UB Centennial Hall. The celebration marked a significant milestone for the graduates and the SEA faculty as they celebrated academic achievements and bright futures.

The event was attended by the graduating students along with their mentors. It was also graced by the presence of Dr. Jeferd Saong, the dean of the School of Engineering and Architecture, and several prominent alumni who delivered inspirational messages to the graduates, such as Ar. Nikko Flores, Ar. Renee Anne Calliten, Engr. Marissa Soc-a, Mr. Rhey Vergel Camilao, and Ms. Chrystal Mae Guinto.

School of Engineering and Architecture Inspirational Message

Other highlights of the event included the presentation of a simple token to the graduates and a simple snack. An inspirational message was delivered by dean Dr. Jeferd Saong. He shared valuable insights about navigating the professional world. “The journey doesn’t end here—it begins,” the speaker reminded the audience.

The success of the 2025 Tribute to Graduates demonstrated the University of Baguio‘s dedication to encouraging excellence and motivating its students to have a significant contribution in their disciplines.

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