De La Salle University College of Education - Certificate and Diploma Programs

Certificate and Diploma Programs

Teacher Certificate Program
Executive Program in Educational Leadership and Management
Diploma in Community Counseling
Diploma in School Counseling

De La Salle University

Academics	Business Computer Studies Economics Education Engineering Law Liberal Arts Science

Administration	Dorothy Joseph Brophy Andelino Manuel Castillo Hyacinth Gabriel Connon Marcian James Cullen Rolando Ramos Dizon Rafael Donato Crescentius Richard Duerr Blimond Pierre Eilenbecker Narciso S. Erguiza Flannan Paul Gallagher Andrew Gonzalez Albinus Peter Graves Egbert Xavier Kelly Antony Ferdinand Kilbourn Armin Luistro Celba John Lynam Acisclus Michael Naughter Carmelita Quebengco Lucian Athanasius Reinhart Denis of Mary Ruhland Goslin Camille Thomas

History	2010 Philippine Bar exam bombing De La Salle Supervised Schools

Campus	Chapel of the Most Blessed Sacrament Gonzalez Hall St La Salle Hall Marine Biological Station Science and Technology Complex Sports Center Yuchengco Hall

Athletics	De La Salle Green Archers Home and Away Invitational League Homegrown Cup Shakey's V-League University Athletic Association of the Philippines Ateneo–La Salle rivalry La Salle–UST rivalry

Life	People The LaSallian

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