DR. DOLORES HERNANDEZ-SISON
President, University of Nueva Caceres
1919-2011
You will be remembered in our hearts Madame Dolly. Thank you for inspiring each and everyone of us through Education with the first university in Bicol Region - University of Nueva Caceres.. indeed, just like your father Dr. Jaime Hernandez Sr. you are an ICON of the BICOLANDIA.
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Some of Dr. Sison's recognitions and achievements...
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Valedictorian at the Philippine Women's University (PWU)
Cum Laude (A.B. and B.S.E. courses) PWU
M.A. in Administration of Higher Education, Columbia University in New York City.
Doctor of Education, Honoris Causa (PWU)
Cum Laude (A.B. and B.S.E. courses) PWU
M.A. in Administration of Higher Education, Columbia University in New York City.
Doctor of Education, Honoris Causa (PWU)
Assembly woman for Region V. Minister of State for Tourism
Philippine delegate to the 33rd and 34th UN General Assembly in 1978 and 1979
Philippine delegate to the World Tourism Organization Conferences in India in 1983; Mexico, 1982; Italy,1981; Manila, 1980; and Spain, 1979.
Guest speaker at the Asian Women Parliamentarian Seminar, June 1982, Seoul, Korea
Was member of the Board of Governors of the Philippine National Red Cross
Recipient: Salute to Women YWCA (1977)
Recipient: Mayoral Distinguished Service Award (1977)
Recipient: Special Mayoral Award (1984)
Recipient: Gold Humanitarian Service Cross, the highest Red Cross award for volunteer service excellence (1992).
Recipient: Aurora Aragon Quezon Medal for distinguished leadership in the cause of humanity.
Recipient: People's Republic of China Red Cross Medal for being the first Filipino to visits the Red Cross Headquarters in Beijng in 1996.
Recipient: CAPA Award as outstanding alumna of the PWU (1980)
Recipient: National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women
Outstanding Bicolana Award (1996)
Recipient: Presidential Citation of Recognition and Commendation.
Member: Association of Our Lady of Peñafrancia
Member: Christian Maturity Formation Seminar
Adviser: Mother Butlers' Mission Guild (Camarines Sur).
more at Source: http://www.unc.edu.ph/
Philippine delegate to the 33rd and 34th UN General Assembly in 1978 and 1979
Philippine delegate to the World Tourism Organization Conferences in India in 1983; Mexico, 1982; Italy,1981; Manila, 1980; and Spain, 1979.
Guest speaker at the Asian Women Parliamentarian Seminar, June 1982, Seoul, Korea
Was member of the Board of Governors of the Philippine National Red Cross
Recipient: Salute to Women YWCA (1977)
Recipient: Mayoral Distinguished Service Award (1977)
Recipient: Special Mayoral Award (1984)
Recipient: Gold Humanitarian Service Cross, the highest Red Cross award for volunteer service excellence (1992).
Recipient: Aurora Aragon Quezon Medal for distinguished leadership in the cause of humanity.
Recipient: People's Republic of China Red Cross Medal for being the first Filipino to visits the Red Cross Headquarters in Beijng in 1996.
Recipient: CAPA Award as outstanding alumna of the PWU (1980)
Recipient: National Commission on the Role of Filipino Women
Outstanding Bicolana Award (1996)
Recipient: Presidential Citation of Recognition and Commendation.
Member: Association of Our Lady of Peñafrancia
Member: Christian Maturity Formation Seminar
Adviser: Mother Butlers' Mission Guild (Camarines Sur).
more at Source: http://www.unc.edu.ph/
I remember singing, whether in solo or in choir, in some of her usually grand birthdays, October 2, at the UNC Gymnasium back in elementary and high school in the mid-90s, and writing few some stories about her for the UNC Trailblazer. I remember she was the one who personally handed my high school diploma and Loyalty Award. Eleven years later, as a staff of the Ateneo de Naga University, I remember interviewing her for the citation for the Archbishop. She was happy and sincerely interested in our conversation. She even made me so comfortable that she initiated talking about my mother towards the end of the interview. As my mother usually described her, she was still the glamorous and confident woman maintaining unity and strength within the family and the school her father founded. It was my last recollection of the matriarch and Bikolana icon, Dr. Dolores 'Dolly' Hernandez Sison, 1919-2011.
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