College of Business, Economics and Management

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Brief History
 
The Bicol University College of Business, Economics and Management (BUCBEM) traces its beginning from the former College of Arts and Sciences which, in accordance with the Comprehensive Development Plan of the Bicol University, was envisioned to split into two distinct and separate colleges at BU Daraga Campus, Dararga, Albay. Its existence as a legal entity was set forth by virtue of Board Resolution No. 75, Series of 2004 which was approved by the Board of Regents of the Bicol University on September 10, 2004. The College started its operations on January 1, 2005 under the authority order of Administrative Order No. 263, series of 2004. 

 Henceforth, the College of Business, Economics and Management, has emerged as the center of learning of the Bicol University in the fields of business, economics and management. Specifically, the college offers four degree programs namely, Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship, and Bachelor of Science in Management. In addition to the core programs, the college also offers Bachelor of Science in Business Administration majors in financial Management, Human Resource Development Management, Marketing Management, and Operations and Services Management. 

 As a young but promising college, the Bicol University College of Business, Economics and Management is mandated to provide its clientele the highest level of quality education in the broad domains of business, economics and management as responsive as possible to the current demands of regional and national development and to the country for global competitiveness.

 
VISION

 A University of Excellence is taking the lead in educating and developing highly qualified professionals imbued with the value of industry, nationalism and integrity; dedicated towards the generation, enhancement and transfer of knowledge and technology for the attainment of regional and national development; employing state-of-the-art facilities and learning approaches with competent and committed management, and teaching and non-teaching.

 
MISSION

 The aforementioned vision is rooted in Bicol University’s mandate as provided in RA 5521 which is “to give professional and technical training and provide advanced and specialized instruction in literature, philosophy, the science and the arts, besides providing for the promotion of the technological researches, (Sec. 30).” Hence, the BU graduates shall be distinguished by their industry, nationalism and integrity. Along this line, extension service to the community and resource generation through its various productive endeavors shall complement the University’s mandate instruction-research function.
 
CBEM GOALS
 
1. To provide the highest quality of education in the field of business, economics and management that is responsive to regional and national development.
2. To pursue relevant research and extension activities through linkages with business organizations, government and non-government agencies.
3. To initiate vigorously income generating activities for improving the financial capability of the College.
4. To establish the highest degree of efficiency, effectiveness, collegiality in making decisions and transparency in administrative system.
 
 
CBEM Research and Development Thrusts:
 Food security, poverty reduction, productivity and income, sustainable development, global competitiveness, and efficient and effective management and operation of the university.

CBEM Extension Program Thrusts:
 To effectively contribute to the efforts of Bicol University to improve the quality of life of the Bicolanos. Through its Academe-Community Collaboration for Responsible Development (ACCORD) program, the college shall focus on LEAD concerns: Livelihood Generation, Environment Protection, Administrative Enhancement, and Disaster Mitigation.

CBEM Production Thrust:
 To implement Income Generating Projects based on the capabilities of the college, Improvement of facilities and equipment for the benefit of the students and personnel.
 

Our Staff

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We have an experienced and dedicated group of teachers and administrators. Each teacher strives to create a supportive and challenging classroom atmosphere to encourage students to participate.

Eddie S. See
Prof VI
Ph.D - 2001
Agricultural Engineering board Passer - 1993
Director Research & Development
Ricardo M. Belgica
Prof. V
AB Economics – Cum laude - 1987
Master of Arts in Public Administration - 1984
Doctors of Education - 1995
Myra M. Lanuzo
Prof. IV
Master in Management - 1990
Ph.D in Development Management - 2002
Career Service Professional Passer
Daniel T. Buendia
Prof. III
Teachers Board Passer - 1972
Career Service Prof. Passer - 1981
Master in Education - 1987
Edwina M. Morasa
Associate Prof. V
Master in Education - 1978
Teachers Exam Passer - 1963
Liwayway R. Ables
Associate Prof. IV
Dr. of Education - 1989
Master of Arts in Public Administration - 1988
Wifredo D. Busala
Associate Prof. IV
Certified Public Accountant - 1967
BAR - 1994
Cynthia O. Mendoza
Assoc. Prof I
Bachelor of Science in Foods & Nutrition 1986
Career Service Professional Passer - 1980
Jesse B. Armenta
Assistant Prof. IV
Master in Business Administrative - 1996
Ph. D in Public Administrative - 2004
Harley G. Peralta
Assistant Prof. IV
Career Service Executive & Career Service Professional Passer
Ph. D in Public Administration - 2001
Ph. D in Public Administrative - 2005
Melinda D. De Guzman
Associate Prof. II
Ph. D. In Public Administrative - 1987
Doctor Of Education - 1993
Alex B. Nepomuceno
Assist Prof. IV
AB Political Science – Com laude - 1990
Public Administrative - Outstanding Graduate - 2002
Virginia N. Gonzales
Assist Prof. III
Ph. D in Public Administrative & Development Management - 1991
Cristina M. Mirabueno
Assist Prof. II
Career Service Professional Passer - 1981
Certified Public Accountant - 1983
Master in Business Administration - 1996
Liza L. Alvarado
Assistant Prof. III
BS in Commerce - 1982
Career Service Professional Passer - 1982
Master in Business Administrative - 1994
Ramesis M. Lorino
Assist Prof. II
Career Service Professional Passer - 1991
Florendo B. Bulan
Assist Prof. II
Master in Bus. Administrative 1984
Ph. D in Management - 2004
Teresita Q. Galang
Assist Prof. I
Certified Public Accountant
Ph. D. 2001
Jane N. Dominguez
Assistant Professor I
Career Service Professional Passer - 1986
Ph. D - 1997
Career Service Professional Passer – 1985
Master in Education Math Teaching
Larry B. Nuņez
Instructor I
AB Economics – Cum laude - 1977
Master in Business Administration - 2004

Nolan Belaro
Assistant Professor 1
Ph. D in Management - 2007
Career Service Professional Passer-1994
Ramon M. Zuņiga
Instructor1
Certified Public Accountant - 1978
Master in Business Administration - 2000