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Quality Education

As an academic institution, DLSU-D supports the UN’s thrust for inclusive and equitable quality education and the promotion of lifelong learning opportunities for all through a comprehensive program that promotes holistic education that focuses on academic excellence, social consciousness and individual development to prepare learners for their entry to society as responsible citizens.

Guided by the Lasallian mission to promote faith, zeal and communion, the University lives by the legacy of its founder St. John Baptist de La Salle’s of providing education to all people from all walks of life through scholarship programs.

The University participates meaningfully in the process of social transformation by forming God-centered, people-oriented, and patriotic persons who serve as responsible and professionally competent stewards of God's creation through youth by offering relevant, responsive, and community-oriented academic programs, research and extension services, and promoting a keen sense of history, arts and culture.

Pagdadalumat sa Kaisipan (2024)

This research from the Cavite Studies Center explores the concept of "Daang Lupa" in the Philippines' Tagalog Region.

Lecture in Political Science (2024)

Dr. Jan Phillip Mallari, Director of Cavite Studies Center and faculty at the Social Sciences Department, delivered the Juanito R. Remulla, Sr. Professional Lecture in Political Science.

DLSU-D Schoolbook

The Center for Innovative Learning Programs focused on the capacity building of DLSU-D faculty members in delivering education through the online platform to maximize student engagement and learning.

Sustainability-related Researches

More faculty members are now engaged in sustainability-related research with the increased budget allotment brought on by partnerships with the Ecowaste Coalition, PEMSEA and The Salvation Army.

Library Services

To aid students in maximizing the resources available at the Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo Information Resource Center (AEA-IRC), librarians engaged students and faculty members through EMIL Live chat. Professional librarians also helped with organizing academic paper references while the Document Delivery Services (DDS) enabled faculty and students to borrow books and references from the library’s physical collection to have it directly delivered at home free of charge.

Sustainabiity embedded courses

For A.Y. 2021 to 2022, the University offered 1,050 subjects with sustainability components to Lasallian enrollees.

Library Services

To aid students in maximizing the resources available at the Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo Information Resource Center (AEA-IRC), librarians engaged students and faculty members through EMIL Live chat. Professional librarians also helped with organizing academic paper references while the Document Delivery Services (DDS) enabled faculty and students to borrow books and references from the library’s physical collection to have it directly delivered at home free of charge.

Big Brother Project (2023)

DLSU-D Basic Education, Lasallian Community Development Center, and Kuya Center for Street Children, Inc. culminated the Bridging the IT Gap (BIG) Brother Project. This project which was formally launched in October 2022, improved the IT competencies of the participants.

KwentuJuan (2023)

A film viewing session titled "KwentuJuan: Young Heroes and Lasallian Martyrs during the Marcosian Martial Law Regime" was held at the Cabezas Viewing Room in DLSU-D. This event was made possible under the guidance of Lorenzo Centino Jr. And Mayeth Gochuico.

E-books, E-journals, and E-thesis

The university library gave the public access to its electronic books, journals, and thesis through their website.

Paniniwala (2023)

"Paniniwala" showcases works by alumni of the Linangan Artists Residency, a program for young artists nationwide. It serves as a venue to showcase how each artist, coming from different cultures and backgrounds, illustrates their faith.

Exhibition and Printmaking Workshop (2023)

"Women in their Environment: Exhibition and Printmaking Workshop" showcases a collection of works by artists in an exhibit. Several powerhouse artists show off their collection of works in an exhibit to celebrate National Heritage Month.

Covid-ictionary (2022)

“PANDEMIC at iba pang nagharing leksikon mula sa Covid-ictionary" is a compilation of terms popularized during the COVID-19 global health pandemic. It was a collaboration between Dr. Franciso and illustrator Sherwin Maestro which contained 150 entries having multiple definitions.

Cantor/a (2023)

"Women in their Environment: Exhibition and Printmaking Workshop" showcases a collection of works by artists in an exhibit. Several powerhouse artists show off their collection of works in an exhibit to celebrate National Heritage Month.

POESIA

POESIA: Poetry Therapy as a Form of Expression is a public art event featuring diverse performances.

Horror Writing (2023)

"How to Write a Horror Story" is a workshop by Museo De La Salle, in partnership with the Languages and Literature Department and University Library. On of the Philippines' most celebrated horror fiction writers, Yvette Tan shared her expertise in Museo De La Salle.

Story-telling Workshop (2023)

"The Art of Oral Storytelling by Kuya Jay Menes" workshop aimed to empower participants to become storytellers. Kuya Jay Meneses, a multi-talented artist, shared his experience as a storyteller to the participants.

Filipiniana Cosplay (2023)

Together with La Salle Filipiniana Dance Company, the Museo de La Salle hosted a "Filipiniana Cosplay” event that aimed to combine culture and contemporary artistry.

DecoPlate (2023)

This Fundraising Art Exhibit for De La Salle Bahay Pag-asa and Bahay Tuluyan is an initiative from Museo De La Salle and Aral Artist Community. Creative members of DLSU-D including DLSU-D Alumni participated in this activity.

Halina sa Museo

Halina sa Museo is an outreach event with the Museo Docent Society featuring museum tours, lunch, games, and souvenirs.

AMusED

Animation. Museum. Education (AMusED) is a program that highlights the impact of enjoyable, interactive museum experiences. This program recognizes that learning in museums is most effective when participants are enjoying themselves and engaging with friends.

Art Conversation

This event aims to restore old documents, maps, and artworks on paper with an art conservator and educator.

Training of Liturgical Volunteers (2023)

The Basic Formation for Liturgical/Faith Formation Volunteers provided opportunities for participants to contribute their skills in the Holy Eucharist. This training is open to all willing DLSU-D Liturgical volunteers, faculty, staff, students, CPM, alumni, Saturday Lingkod Kapatid Volunteers, old and new.

SALIN: Lecture on Heritage Conservation (2023)

SALIN, meaning "to transfer" in Filipino, is a lecture program that teaches key heritage conservation concepts relevant to the Philippines. Its objective was to raise awareness among Filipinos, encouraging them to take a more active role in preserving the nation's rich heritage.

Dalaw Juan (2023)

Dalaw Juan is an activity dedicated to advancing the university's mission of human and Christian education. This activity was an initiative by the Lasallian Mission and Identity and DLSU-D Campus Ministry.

Community Visit and Career Talk (2023)

The DLSU-D College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology (CEAT) faculty, Student Government, and Program Council organized a community visit and career talk for Grade 6 students in Barangay Tua, Magallanes, Cavite.

Care Centered Model for Online Learning (2020)

In response to the challenge brought about by the COVID-19 global health pandemic on educational institutions all around the world, De La Salle University-Dasmariñas maintained its preparedness in the delivery of quality education through an inclusive and humanizing learning experience for students this coming school year.

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