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During the distribution of diplomas, two (2) names shall be called by the Vice Dean of the College of Medicine in alphabetical order beginning with the first name of the graduate while four (4) names shall be called by the Vice Deans of the Undergraduate Colleges and the Principal of the School of Midwifery in alphabetical order beginning with the first name of the graduate. Applause shall only be done when the last name is called. Screaming, shouting, and other unbecoming behavior shall be prohibited while the distribution of diplomas is going on. h. A Graduate’s Message. The words of appreciation for and on behalf of the graduates shall be delivered by the graduate with the highest cumulative GPA. i. The Hippocratic Oath. The Dean of the College of Medicine or his designate shall lead the graduates of Doctor of Medicine in the oath-taking rite. j. Alumni Oath-Taking. The newly proclaimed graduates shall recite their pledge of loyalty to be led by the DLSAA President or his representative. k. Apostolic Blessing. The blessing may be given by a bishop in accordance with the laws of the Catholic Church. l. The Alma Mater Song. Hail to De La Salle shall be sung at the end of the gathering with the gesture of raising a clenched fist into the air. m. Recessional. Tossing of caps and gowns shall be prohibited. During the recessional, the ushers shall stand guard on the aisles as the Philippine National Flag and DLSHSI Flag, administrators, honored guests, and faculties march out following the Order of Precedence in reverse: i. Members of the platform party: 1. Chairman of the Board of Trustees 2. Trustees by year of acceptance to the board 3. President 4. Vice Chancellor for Academics 5. Vice Chancellor for Hospital Services 6. Vice Chancellor for Research 7. Vice Chancellor for Lasallian Mission and Linkages 8. Vice Chancellor for Shared Services 9. Dean, College of Medicine 10. Dean, College of Physical Therapy 11. Dean, College of Nursing and School of Midwifery 12. Dean, College of Medical Radiation Technology 13. Dean, Office of Student Services 14. Other members of the platform party: a. Vice Deans b. Principal, School of Midwifery 15. Registrar ii. Faculty members from each colleges arranged by year of acceptance to the Institute: 1. Faculty Members, College of Medicine 2. Faculty Members, College of Physical Therapy 3. Faculty Members, College of Nursing and School of Midwifery 4. Faculty Members, College of Medical Radiation Technology 5. Faculty Members, General Education Department iii. Academic Support Personnel iv. Candidates for degrees from each colleges arranged in descending order and in alphabetical order: 1. Doctor of Medicine 2. MA in Nursing 3. BS Nursing 4. BS Physical Therapy 5. BS Radiologic Technology 6
10. Academic Costume Code 6. Graduate in Midwifery a. Academic Dress. It is compulsory for the graduating students to wear academic dress as usually followed by American colleges and universities. Graduates should wear their gowns and hoods throughout the ceremony. Graduates and all their guests are required to conform to dress standards, which are appropriate to such an important event. A dress shirt with tie, dark-colored pants and black leather shoes are recommended for the gentlemen while a pair of black, closed, high-heeled shoes and a formal dress are recommended for the ladies. T-shirts, sleeveless shirts, shorts, trainers, caps, sandals or slippers are not permitted. Graduating students shall wear the following academic costume: 11. Other Guidelines i. Gowns. Gowns lend an air of academic greatness to graduation ceremonies. The design of the gown for the bachelor’s degree has pointed sleeves and is designed to be worn closed. The gown for the master’s degree has an oblong sleeve that hangs down in the typical manner. It has a slit for the wrist opening, but the rest of the arch is closed. Maroon is the dominant color for medicine while black is the dominant color for the degrees from the undergraduate colleges. The gown usually falls halfway between the knee and ankle, and is worn over formal clothing. ii. Hoods. Graduates shall wear hoods banded with the color associated with their particular degree (i.e. green for medicine, apricot for MAN and combination of green and yellow for nursing, green and white for physical therapy, and tangerine for radiologic technology). No hood is worn by graduates of non-degree courses. The candidates for graduation who will be hooded individually should not wear the hood until the degree is actually conferred except for a candidate for a bachelor’s degree, in which the degrees are to be conferred en masse. iii. Caps. The mortar board is recommended. The tassel on the cap of a candidate for graduation should be on the left side. It is only worn on the right side of the cap after the conferment of titles or degrees. a. Accessories. b. Costs i. Males shall not wear earrings while dangling earrings are not allowed to be worn by females. ii. Nothing else should be worn on the academic gown. i. Graduation costs shall be limited to the following depending on the number of graduates: 1. Venue, staging, audio-visual equipment, and lights and sounds 2. Toga rental 3. Medals, diplomas and other credentials 4. Printing of graduation program, invitation, tickets 5. Graduation picture 6. Alumni fee 7
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