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International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADAIT) 2024

Every 26th of June is the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADAIT). Observed by all United Nations member countries, it was established by a resolution passed during the UN General Assembly on December 7, 1987, and further solidified by Presidential Proclamation No. 264, dated June 1, 1988. This day serves as a powerful symbol of our collective commitment to strengthening action and cooperation in achieving a world free of drug abuse.

The Student Discipline Formation Office (SDFO) will spearhead the University observance of the IDADAIT 2024 with the theme ‘The evidence is clear: Invest in Prevention.’

Please see the calendar of activities.

Join us as we aim to create a safer, healthier, and more informed Lasallian community!

DTC (Drug Test Consent) SELF VERIFICATION

ATTENTION to all UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS!

You may now verify your own DTC Submission status.

Please see the instructions below or click this link to verify https://tinyurl.com/sdfodtcselfverification

Please note, if the remarks on the 'Data Submission status' is 'Not Submitted', please submit your completely filled out and signed DTC at the Concierge. If 'Submitted', proceed to the Concierge, present the digital DTC Self Verification and get the DTC Acknowledgement Receipt (pink slip)

For other details, please see links:

FAQs on DTC Verification: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/tAPUwEQuQoQhSu3J/?mibextid=qi2Omg

DTC Verification Submission:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/XUnMJR96PTQhSMPj/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Clarification on DTC Verification:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/ikakpZX4PBDX9osZ/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Thank you.

ATTENTION Undergraduate students!

Please be informed that there will be no Drug Testing Consent Verification every SATURDAY.

Please see the picture below for the DTC Verification dates.

For more details, please see links:

FAQs on DTC Verification: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/tAPUwEQuQoQhSu3J/?mibextid=qi2Omg

DTC Verification Submission:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/XUnMJR96PTQhSMPj/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Clarification on DTC Verification:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/ikakpZX4PBDX9osZ/?mibextid=qi2Omg

Thank you.

Frequently Asked Questions Regarding DTC Verification

Q1. Is there a possible extension on the DTC verification for ID 121 and below?

A1. The verification process is open until June 26, 2024. You may walk in on other dates.

DTC Verification Dates:
June 6, 7, 10 & 11: ID 121 and below
June 13, 14, 18 & 19: ID 122
June 20, 21, 25 & 26: ID 123
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Q2. Is there an online verification process? I can’t go onsite because I have OJT on weekdays, and my classes are purely online. Can I authorize someone to verify my DTC Submission?

A2. There is no online verification process. Likewise, the HSO does not accept email DTC Submission verification. Those who may not be able to verify onsite may authorize someone to verify their DTC submission status prior to their drug testing schedule or ahead of time to avoid further delay in the drug testing process.

If you authorize someone else to verify your account and receive the acknowledgment receipt on your behalf, the following requirements need to be presented to the concierge:
1) An authorization letter from the requesting student,
2) A photocopy of the valid ID of the person requesting verification and the authorized person.

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Q3. My parents are in the province. Can they e-sign the DTC?

A3. The parent's signature on the DTC can be an e-signature.

CLARIFICATION ON DTC VERIFICATION

THE DTC Verification Process is to verify if the student has already submitted a Drug Test Consent (DTC) either last year (A.Y. 2022-2023) OR this term (A.Y. 2023-2024 Term 3). You must submit only ONE DTC for your whole stay in the University.

If you already submitted a DTC during the last year’s Drug Testing, you may proceed to the Concierge to verify your submission. If verified, you do not need to submit anything.

If you HAVE NOT submitted a DTC during the previous year’s Drug Testing, you must submit your accomplished DTC at the Concierge, only then will you be verified.

Those who may not be able to verify during weekdays and schedule your drug testing on a Saturday, you may authorize someone to verify your DTC submission status ahead of time. This is to avoid further delay in the process of your drug testing.

Upon verification, ensure that you secure and keep the DTC Acknowledgement Receipt up until you present that at the drug testing site during your drug testing schedule.

Note: If you authorize someone else to verify your account and receive the acknowledgment receipt on your behalf, the following requirements need to be presented to the concierge:

1) An authorization letter from the requesting student,
2) A photocopy of the valid ID of the person requesting for verification and the authorized person.

Please be guided accordingly.

Thank you.

DRUG TEST CONSENT (DTC) SUBMISSION VERIFICATION

All undergraduate students must submit the accomplished DRUG TESTING CONSENT (DTC) through the Student Discipline Formation Office (SDFO) prior to the chosen drug testing schedule. The form can be downloaded through this linkhttps://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/sdfo/drug-test-consent-form.pdf

For verification of the DTC Submission, please proceed to the Concierge near The Store at the Yuchengco Grounds on the following schedule from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.

June 6, 7, 10 & 11 -ID 121 and below
June 13, 14, 18 & 19 - ID 122
June 20, 21, 25 & 26 - ID 123

Upon verification, secure a DTC Acknowledgement Receipt to be presented at the drug testing site during your drug testing schedule.

Please be guided accordingly.
Thank you.

Happy Discipline Formation Month, Lasallians!!

The Student Discipline Formation Office is inviting ALL members of the LaSallian Community to the DFM 2024 Community Session. 🤩 As we reach the midpoint of another term, let’s be reminded to take care of our health and the health of people around us. 🤍

🗓️ Join us on March 13, 2:30-4:30PM at The Verdure, 4th Floor, Henry Sy, Sr. Hall!

This event is OPEN to ALL members of the LaSallian Community, including SHS/UG/GS Students, Faculty, Personnel, and others.

We hope to see you there!

SDFO Programs and Services

Pubs with clickable links: bit.ly/SDFO_Programs

Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today?

Today's policy feature is on Scalping of Enrollment Slots! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Only getting the slots we need
2. Being mindful of our actions and our intentions in getting slots
3. Respecting the university guidelines and rules on acquiring enrollment slots

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below! https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf

REMINDER

The online request for a Certificate of Good Moral Character (CGMC) will be available this week but will be unavailable during the term break. The release of the CGMC will be in the second week of January 2024.

You may access the CGMC guidelines here: https://bit.ly/SDFO_CGMC

Thank you.

Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on cheating! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:

1. Avoiding procrastination to give ourselves enough time to prepare for exams and other requirements.

2. Knowing that getting caught can have a greater effect on us than getting a low grade.

3. Making sure to take notes during class, which we can review extensively before exams.

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below!https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf





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Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on Gross Acts of Disrespect! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Thinking before we speak
2. Setting clear and respectful boundaries
3. Having open communication with our peers and supervisors
4. Being mindful of our online and offline presence
5. Being polite with the way we speak and behave

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below! https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf

Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on disobeying classroom policies and procedures! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Being mindful of the instructions, schedules, and rules given by your professors
2. Staying aware of your microphones and voices during online and F2F classes respectively
3. Remember to ask for clarifications and communicate with your professors if you feel you are not performing optimally in your classes.

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below!https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/.../pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf



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Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on disobeying classroom policies and procedures! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Being mindful of the instructions, schedules, and rules given by your professors
2. Staying aware of your microphones and voices during online and F2F classes respectively
3. Remember to ask for clarifications and communicate with your professors if you feel you are not performing optimally in your classes.

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below! https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf

Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on cheating! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Avoiding procrastination to give ourselves enough time to prepare for exams and other requirements
2. Knowing that getting caught can have a greater effect on us than getting a low grade
3. Making sure to take notes during class which we can review extensively before exams

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below!https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/.../pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf





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Good day, Lasallians!

Ready for our DLSU Policy for today? 🧐

Today's policy feature is on cheating! As responsible Lasallians, may we uphold the standards and expectations of the university by abiding by its principles.

Some of the ways we can do this are by:
1. Avoiding procrastination to give ourselves enough time to prepare for exams and other requirements
2. Knowing that getting caught can have a greater effect on us than getting a low grade
3. Making sure to take notes during class which we can review extensively before exams

Learn more about our upcoming policies through our student handbook link below! https://www.dlsu.edu.ph/wp-content/uploads/pdf/osa/student-handbook.pdf





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May UAAP Ticket ka na ba?

Can we feel the community's excitement about our DLSU Green Archers' upcoming championship games?

As Lasallians, you are reminded to be mindful of behaviors and morally discerning of all acts and decisions.

Scalping and unjust enrichment contradict our values and principles at the University. Such an act may violate some provisions indicated in Section V of the Student Handbook, which are considered major discipline offenses.

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Hello Lasallians! 🏹

The ADA fair has one more thing in store for y'all this coming Wednesday (November 22, 2:30 - 4:30 PM), as it invites you all to the talk on vapes “Vaping: A good or Bad Alternative” with special guest Dr. Anthony Contreras. 🤩🥳

However, due to the transportation strike causing a sudden shift to online classes, we are shifting the talk online for everyone's convenience! 😌

Join us on Zoom using the qr code below or the following Zoom details:

Meeting ID: 926 5592 9488
Passcode: 662459

Everyone step right up!!🎡

With the wonderful and dazzling DAPC Week 2023, we present to you the calendar of activities for a sneak peek at the carnival thrills and fun that awaits you. 🥳🤩

Be on the lookout for these dates to catch all of the excitement from the booths and games happening around campus! We hope to see you on DAPC week this November 13-17 and drop by the Meadow Henry SY Sr. Grounds and Velasco walk.

For more updates, follow us on: Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Week

The long wait is finally over! 🌟 Get set to elevate your AI knowledge! 🚀📚 Join us for a lively Panel Discussion on AI with university stakeholders, and let's kick off this thrilling journey into the world of Artificial Intelligence!

📌Beyond the Books: Panel Discussion on AI 🤖
📅Date: November 8, 2023, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
🏛️Venue: Teresa Yuchengco Auditorium
🔗Registration Link: bit.ly/BeyondTheBooks-Phase3

See you there! 👾

It's UAAP season, and we would like to remind all students to be
mindful of behaviors and morally discerning of all acts and decisions.

Scalping and unjust enrichment are contrary to the values and principles we espouse at the University. Such an act may be deemed as a violation of some provisions indicated in Section V of the Student Handbook, which are considered major discipline offenses.

Proper Turn Over of Lost and Found Items

The Student Discipline Formation Office (SDFO) recognizes the efforts of the Lasallian community in announcing, through various social media platforms, the recovery of lost items. However, we remind students that failure to surrender lost and found items to the SDFO Lost and Found and Clearance Section (LFCS) may lead to a major offense (SHB Sec. 5.3.1.13). The act constitutes unjust enrichment and is contrary to the Lasallian values of Honesty and Integrity.

We implore everyone to use social media responsibly and consider the direct and indirect implications of the information we share on these platforms.

Other Lost and Found concerns:

Reporting Lost Items
To assist members of the DLSU Community with their lost item/s on campus, they may report them to the SDFO LFCS by visiting the office and/or filling out this Lost Item Reporting Form: https://bit.ly/SDFOLostItem

Lost and Found Item Dashboard

Found and unclaimed items may be checked through the Lost and Found Item Dashboard: https://bit.ly/LFCSDashboard

For more information, please refer to the Frequently Asked Questions (scan the QR code below) about lost and found items on campus. Thank you.

PROMOTING ACADEMIC HONESTY IN THE UNIVERSITY

Hello, Lasallians!

The university puts a premium on academic honesty. As you take your midterm exams or submit required papers, please be mindful of relevant provisions in our Student Handbook.

Students’ academic requirements, such as assignments, term papers, computer programs/ projects, and thesis papers, should be their own work. (Sec. 4.15). Students must distinguish between their own ideas and those of other authors.

A student caught cheating, as defined in Sec. 5.3.1.1., shall be penalized with a grade of 0.0 in the requirement or in the course, at the discretion of the faculty member, without prejudice to an administrative sanction (Section 10.3).

We also created an infographic material to share with you helpful tips for successful exam preparation.

Good luck on your midterms!

Do you know what to do in case you left your ID?

To ensure safety and security on campus, students must scan their ID upon entry and visibly wear it while on University grounds (see Student Handbook, Section 1.7).

Here we are providing you with pubs to guide you on the ID-related policies.

Welcome, Lasallians!

To create a safe, peaceful, and healthy learning environment, the Student Discipline Formation Office (SDFO) would like to remind everyone of the basic rules and regulations that we must observe and follow in and off campus University-sponsored activities.

Please refer to your student handbook to see the complete list of the University policies.

Together, we can make our campus a better learning place for everyone.

UNIVERSITY ATTIRE POLICY FORUM

5 July 2023

2:30 PM - 4:30 PM

20th Floor, Br. Andrew Gonzalez Multi-Purpose Hall

“De La Salle University endeavors to be a safe space for all its members and guests. As stated in the Lasallian Guiding Principles, Lasallian education is marked by a communal spirit that enables all sectors of the school and all those who support its work to collaborate in educating towards a world that is more humane, where no one is excluded from the banquet of life.” (University Attire Policy, 2021)

The Student Discipline Formation Office (SDFO), in partnership with Lasallian Center for Inclusion, Diversity, and Wellbeing (LCIDWell), cordially invites the Lasallian community members to attend the University Attire Policy Forum. The session is OPEN TO ALL and shall be offered both in-person and online (Hyflex modality). The forum is a venue to present the actual policy and the contextual reasons for the new university attire guidelines.

Resource Persons:

Dr. Leni D. Garcia

Associate Provost

Dr. Estesa Xaris Q. Legaspi

Director, Lasallian Center for Inclusion, Diversity, and Well-being

Dr. Ma. Marilou S. Ibita

Associate Professor, Department of Theology and Religious Education

The Office of Student Affairs is organizing a Learning Session Series, Beyond the Books: Responsible Use of AI.

Please register in advance for these learning sessions.

Learning Session 1: Introduction to AI Technology
Date: July 5, 2023, 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Webinar Registration Link: https://bit.ly/ZoomRegistrationIntroToAI

Learning Session 2: Ethics of AI Use in the Academe
Date: July 12, 2023, 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm
Webinar Registration Link: https://bit.ly/ZoomRegistrationEthicsOfAI

Learning Session 3: Panel Discussion on AI
Date: July 26, 2023, 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Venue: Multipurpose Hall, Br. Andrew Gonzalez Hall
Onsite Registration Link: https://bit.ly/AI_RegOnsite_PanelDiscussion
Zoom Registration Link: https://bit.ly/ZoomRegistrationPanelDisccusionAI

The learning sessions are vital in building and nurturing
an open and responsible Lasallian community of learners.

[IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ON THE EXTENSION OF DTCF SUBMISSION]

The period of submission of the DRUG TEST CONSENT FORM (DTCF) at the lobby of the Br. Andrew Gonzalez Hall is extended until Tuesday, 13 June 2023, from 8:00am-5:00pm.

To those who will not be able to submit their drug test consent form, you may opt to submit it at the SDFO, room 151 of Velasco Hall.

We request everyone to make sure that the DTCF is duly signed before submission.

Thank you.

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

To all undergraduate students,

Please be informed that the cut-off for the DTCF Submission today, Saturday, June 10, 2023, at AGH Lobby is at 3pm.

To those who may not make it for the submission,
you may submit the physical copy of your DTCF on or before your scheduled drug testing at SDFO Velasco Rm 152 from 8:00am-5:00pm, Mondays to Saturdays. Upon submission of the DTCF, the SDFO will give you the DTCF Acknowledgement Slip which is necessary to proceed for the drug testing.

Thank you.

Yours,
SDFO

*Edit: Please see latest announcement on DTCF submission

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