Josie Mendoza-dela Cruz (BSME 1979) FAME Features: WomenOfFAME
Challenging the Status Quo
by Josie Mendoza-dela Cruz (BSME 1979) FAME Features: WomenOfFAME The…
Meet Wesley Dela Cruz and Jia Salindong-Du, the respective representatives of ME Batch 2018 and 2008! Wesley's favorite subject was OR1, which he found very humbling yet important (something we can all agree with 😅). He says that the class taught him how to be resilient and creative, traits that play a big role in his work today. As an investor, he aims to help startups in several areas, such as product development and user acquisition. Jia was a basketball player for the Lady Eagles B team 🦅. It's been quite a while since she played, especially with the pandemic going on. Aside from this, she is also a music lover who enjoys singing and mixing! #FAMEfeatures #FAMEBatchRep
Last November 6, 2021, we held our second global homecoming hosted by ME batches 1971, 1981, 1981.5, 1996. Leading up to the homecoming was a series of networking events for ME alumni in Singapore, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, London and North America.
by Josie Mendoza-dela Cruz (BSME 1979) FAME Features: WomenOfFAME The…
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If my twenty-year old self had been told that one day I would shake the hands of THE Michael Jordan (the basketball player, not the actor), I would probably have answered, “No way, Jose!” In the 90s...
My reason for wanting to take up Management Engineering back in college was to boost my own pride.
Annie Vistro (BSME 1980) believes that education is a work of the heart more than the mind, and that teaching is a two-way street, where she can share her knowledge with students and learn from them at the same time.
